The CPA is a multifaceted method that captures the complexity of reality and provides the actors involved with simple outcomes that are needed to act over the specific context. Adapting to a context means to understand the underlying dynamics and thus preventing harm.
The CPA is a scientific approach, to understand the roots of needs and risks in complex contexts and it provides simple and relevant outcomes.
Guidelines:
Identification of protection response plans
Understand the role of the communities and individuals in relation to problems/data
Analysis of the situation from different perspectives/perceptions
The CPA, by combining primary and secondary data from different sources and cross-checking them both quantitatively and qualitatively, provides balanced results.
Integrated Protection: how to support coherence and complementarity of multiple actors
We investigate and analyse the different power dynamics, both regarding location (community/country/regional level) and stakeholders (targeted population groups (AGD)/duty bearers/other actors)
Dignity and Safety Framework:
System of classification of Protection Risk Analysis
There are several โlayersโ of complexity; the Protection Risk Equation is a way to illustrate complexity to design interventions.
CPA is adaptable – Context at the top
Guidelines:
Choosing the appropriate CPA implementation mode
CPA measures change over time
The CPAโs strength lies on the possibility to be picked
up and continued by any actor in the same area, and
ultimately by local actors and communities
themselves. Providing measuring of changes over time
benefits each actor, and ultimately is coherent to a
right-based approach. WeWorld-GVC has designed a
specific capacity-building approach for that.
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