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Protecting Rights through Humanitarian Action
About this Section
Growing the Sheltering Tree
Training and Toolkits
Resources
The Practicalities of Rights-Based Development, Australian Council for Overseas Aid (ACFOA), June 2001. This training series includes three sessions and is focused on defining and 'operationalizing' a rights-based approach to development. The training includes discussions of state sovereignty and human rights and approaches to evaluation and provides a useful Human Rights Checklist for Project Design and Implementation.
Session I: What does a rights-based approach to development mean? Session II: From rhetoric to reality: how to make it work Session III: A rights-based approach in program design and development - Declaration on the Right to Development
- Foundation of Human Rights Protection
- Nature of Human Rights
- Major International Human Rights Treaties
- National Government Obligations
- Obligations of the International Community
- Convergence of Human Rights and Development
- Links between Human Rights and Development
- Human Rights Approach to Development
- Macro Level
- Micro level
- Summary
- What a Human Rights Approach is NotX
- Implications for NGOs
Contact person: Sue Harris, ACFOA Human Rights Officer, sharris@acfoa.asn.au
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