DRAFT AGENDA 1. 14:00 – 14:05, Session introduction
and overview.A brief overview of the session, including the overall purpose and expected
outcomes. 2. 14:05
– 14:20, Opening Reflections Presentation & Panel Discussion: What was the journey to develop this ethics tool? What does
the ethics tool offer humanitarians? (including audience Q&A). Presentation on how the Afghan study,
looking at the humanitarian system’s reaction to the Taliban ban on women, led
to the identification of a need for better dialogue, and the use of ethics as a
way to explore different options in very challenging circumstances. Summary
presentation of the tool, particularly the key questions and issues. 3. 14:20
– 15:10 Break Out Groups – Discussing Dilemmas. Participants will be invited to gather into groups and
choose a dilemma from their experience. They will then use the tool to have a
dialogue around that dilemma to better understand how to use an applied ethics
approach. The sessions will have a lead facilitator, support facilitators and
stimulus materials for participant to engage with. Participants will have the
opportunity to choose which discussion to be a part of based on their expertise
and interests.
4. 15.10 – 15.30, Sharing key
challenges, opportunities, reflections and wrap up.In this concluding session
break out groups will share their experience of exploring dilemmas using the
ethics tool and reflecting on what it could mean for their organisation and the
humanitarian sector. Further Q&A and reflections from participants will be
encouraged. |