Скачать или смотреть Data Ethics and Responsibility – Lessons from Humanitarian Action Field

Humanitarians face a range of ethical dilemmas in delivering assistance and providing protection to populations in crisis. Common dilemmas include the potential harmfulness of humanitarian action, difficulties in association, complicity and moral entrapment, duties of care towards humanitarian staff, and the so-called ‘cost-effectiveness conundrum’. This panel discussion explored the ethical dilemmas that arise in humanitarian data management and the strategies that humanitarians use to navigate them.

Stuart Campo (moderator)
Data Responsibility Team Lead, UN OCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data
Linnet Taylor
Associate Professor, Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society (TILT)
Nathaniel Raymond
Lecturer, Jackson Institute for Global Affairs

This session was part of the 2021 Conflict Early Warning / Early Action Workshop hosted by the NYU Center on International Cooperation on May 18 - May 20, 2021.