Europe and Humanitarian Aid - What future? Learning from Crisis
Bad Neuenahr Symposium within the Framework of Germany's Presidency of the European Union January 01 - June 30. 1999. Institut für Friedenssicherung und Humanitäres Völkerrecht
Bochumer Universitätsverlag Westdeutscher Universitätsverlag
1st Edition
Published on 1. January 2002
Book
Paperback/Softback
VIII, 369 pages
978-3-934453-33-3 (ISBN)
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CONTENTS
Preface
Gerd Poppe
Europe and Humanitarian Aid - What Future? - Learning from Crisis
Introductory Remarks by the Minister of State in the German Federal Foreign Office
Günter Verheugen
71
Introductory Remarks by the European Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs
Emma Bonino
9
Introductory Remarks by the President of the German Red Cross
Knut Ipsen
13
Basic Background Paper
Europe, the Future of Humanitarian Aid - Learning from Crises
Dennis Dijkzeul
17
Working Group 1: Political Strategies and Operational Space
Political Strategies for Humanitarian Operations
Marc Weller
33
Humanitarian Assistance and Humanitarian Space
Dandeson A. Fowler
53
The Development of Political/Humanitarian Strategies in Europe
Cristina Churruca Muguruza
59
Humanitarian Space under Siege - Some Remarks from and Aid Agency's Perspective
Ulrike von Pilar
81
The Protection of Humanitarian Intervention - Causes and Donor Strategies
Todd Cleaver
103
Capacity and Willingness to Act - Two Constitutive Elements of Strategy Design
Wolf-Dieter Eberwein & Sven Chojnacki
113
Working Group 2: Humanitarian Credibility and the Economic/Political Environment
Credible Humanitarian Assistance in an Environment of Conflicting Interests
and Violations of International Law in Conflicting Areas
Urs Boegli
129
Partnership Agreements and Framework of Humanitarian Aid
Gianni Rufini
135
Humanitarian Credibility and the Economic/Political Environment
Richard Munz
139
The Economic Development Perspectives in Central America after Mitch
Bernardo García Izquierdo
149
European Integration and Credibility of Humanitarian Aid
Marco Kuhn
163
The Potential Contributions of a Humanitarian Ombudsman
Deborah Doane
171
Working Group 3: Sustainability, Disaster and Conflict Prevention
Emergency Aid and the Principle of Partnership
Georg Cremer
177
Conflict Prevention: A Humanitarian Assistance Spin-off?
Daniel Warner
185
The European Union and Natural Disaster Reduction -
The Imperative for an Integrated Strategy towards Sustainability
Wolfgang Wagner
191
Conflict Prevention: Possible Synergies with Humanitarian Assistance
Wolfgang Zellner
211
Plenary Session: Presentation of Results
Final Remarks
Alexander von Rom
223
Report on Working Group 1
Todd Cleaver
225
Report on Working Group 2
Wilhelm Löwenstein
229
Report on Working Group 3
Sean Deely
233
Main Outcomes of the Symposium
Dennis Dijkzeul
237
Final Remarks
Giorgio Guarneri
241
Program of the Conference
243
Notes on the Contributors
247
Documentary Annex 257
Preface
Gerd Poppe
Europe and Humanitarian Aid - What Future? - Learning from Crisis
Introductory Remarks by the Minister of State in the German Federal Foreign Office
Günter Verheugen
71
Introductory Remarks by the European Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs
Emma Bonino
9
Introductory Remarks by the President of the German Red Cross
Knut Ipsen
13
Basic Background Paper
Europe, the Future of Humanitarian Aid - Learning from Crises
Dennis Dijkzeul
17
Working Group 1: Political Strategies and Operational Space
Political Strategies for Humanitarian Operations
Marc Weller
33
Humanitarian Assistance and Humanitarian Space
Dandeson A. Fowler
53
The Development of Political/Humanitarian Strategies in Europe
Cristina Churruca Muguruza
59
Humanitarian Space under Siege - Some Remarks from and Aid Agency's Perspective
Ulrike von Pilar
81
The Protection of Humanitarian Intervention - Causes and Donor Strategies
Todd Cleaver
103
Capacity and Willingness to Act - Two Constitutive Elements of Strategy Design
Wolf-Dieter Eberwein & Sven Chojnacki
113
Working Group 2: Humanitarian Credibility and the Economic/Political Environment
Credible Humanitarian Assistance in an Environment of Conflicting Interests
and Violations of International Law in Conflicting Areas
Urs Boegli
129
Partnership Agreements and Framework of Humanitarian Aid
Gianni Rufini
135
Humanitarian Credibility and the Economic/Political Environment
Richard Munz
139
The Economic Development Perspectives in Central America after Mitch
Bernardo García Izquierdo
149
European Integration and Credibility of Humanitarian Aid
Marco Kuhn
163
The Potential Contributions of a Humanitarian Ombudsman
Deborah Doane
171
Working Group 3: Sustainability, Disaster and Conflict Prevention
Emergency Aid and the Principle of Partnership
Georg Cremer
177
Conflict Prevention: A Humanitarian Assistance Spin-off?
Daniel Warner
185
The European Union and Natural Disaster Reduction -
The Imperative for an Integrated Strategy towards Sustainability
Wolfgang Wagner
191
Conflict Prevention: Possible Synergies with Humanitarian Assistance
Wolfgang Zellner
211
Plenary Session: Presentation of Results
Final Remarks
Alexander von Rom
223
Report on Working Group 1
Todd Cleaver
225
Report on Working Group 2
Wilhelm Löwenstein
229
Report on Working Group 3
Sean Deely
233
Main Outcomes of the Symposium
Dennis Dijkzeul
237
Final Remarks
Giorgio Guarneri
241
Program of the Conference
243
Notes on the Contributors
247
Documentary Annex 257