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CCHN Field Manual on Frontline Humanitarian Negotiation

The CCHN Field Manual (2018) builds on the collective experience and perspectives of numerous humanitarian practitioners working in some of the most challenging conflict environments. It offers a set of concrete tools and methods to plan and prepare negotiation processes for the purpose of assisting and protecting populations affected by armed conflicts and other forms of violence. Through a series of in-depth interviews and informal professional exchanges with humanitarian practitioners from around the world, the CCHN has gathered a unique understanding of humanitarian negotiation practices.

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