1. Conflict-Sensitive Assistance to Libya
Launched in 2012 by Swiss FDFA & PCI
Objective: Increase and strengthen the conflict sensitivity of international assistance provided to Libya / deliver assistance in a manner that helps building a peaceful state and society.

2. Being Conflict-Sensitive
The big idea: no assistance or action in a place of conflict is ‘neutral’ or ‘impartial’
2-way responsibility:
Manage the impact of conflict on planned actions
Manage the impact of actions on conflict
We and our actions become part of the conflict(s)

3. CSA until 2014/2015 CSA Forum: joint conflict analysis
Draft Conflict- Sensitivity Principles

4. CSA 2016 Leadership Group CSA Forum & online platform
Support National Libyan Capacity
Voluntary Peer Reviews
Public communication about CS
Revised Conflict- Sensitivity Principles

5. Conflict Sensitivity Principles for Libya
Assistance should…
be delivered as inclusively as possible
strengthen the ability of our partners to be equally accountable across communities and constituencies
strengthen the connection between state institutions and communities across the country, by delivering tangible improvements