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Do No Harm: A Toolkit for the Tourism Industry

The toolkit presents a background to conflict, peace and Do No Harm in the context of the tourism sector.

This Do No Harm toolkit has been developed for businesses, not-for-profit and government organisations that directly or indirectly supply goods or services to the tourism, travel and hospitality industries.

The Business Innovation Facility, funded by UKAid in Myanmar, has published an English and Burmese language guide and toolkit to conflict sensitivity and ‘Do no harm’ in the Myanmar tourism sector.

Do No Harm: A Toolkit for the Tourism Industry (EN)

Document PDF, 1402 downloads, 24 July, 2017

Do No Harm: A Toolkit for the Tourism Industry (MY)

Document PDF, 3063 downloads, 24 July, 2017

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