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Challenges for planning and implementing an ethically robust project are compounded when ethical consensus is taken for granted by established teams, for example, about how to proceed, and what is acceptable or permissible. These baseline...
The virtuous circle One prevalent definition of organisational culture is that it refers to the common values and norms that are reflected in members’ attitudes and actions. Organisational ethics is the sphere of ethics that considers how those...
The Toolkit is composed of five tools designed to work independently. However for best results, they can also be used in combination with each other. Each one targets an ethical vulnerability identified during the research lead by the...
The four case studies have been developed to help you explore, discuss and resolve ethical issues. They can be used as a window into the nature of the ethical challenges confronted by humanitarian innovation teams, or as a companion to the...
The Background Paper plots the journey of how and why this resource was developed. It presents exploratory research on the need for practical ethical resources within the humanitarian innovation space and the findings that informed the design of...
Ethics for Humanitarian Innovation is a resource designed to help organisations, teams and individuals manage innovation journeys responsibly and successfully. By working through the tools and real-world case studies, anyone looking to innovate...
This activity will help you reflect on your progress and capture learning, involving all those who have worked on the innovation as well as other key stakeholders.
This activity aims to ensure that your project delivery, research budgets and plans are feasible, based on the operations capacity you have available to you.
This primer is intended to help you interpret your findings in response to your research questions, learning objectives and expectations, and draw conclusions in the form of insights and recommendations.
This activity will help assess your learning objectives and potential contextual and resource constraints that might impact results.