Source · Select Committees · International Development Committee
Recommendation 18
18
Accepted
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The FCDO should introduce a new Atrocity Prevention Toolkit to provide applied, day-to-day guidance to...
Conclusion
The FCDO should introduce a new Atrocity Prevention Toolkit to provide applied, day-to-day guidance to UK Posts and desks on existing support and how to raise the alarm in a crisis.
Government response summary AI-generated
The government states that using network analysis to look at actors, contexts, and interrelations is central to their approach and such tools are routinely used to assess corporate structures and financial linkages between individuals and entities.
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Government Response
Accepted
HM Government · verbatim extract
Accepted
32. The OCSM is currently scoping the needs for additional centralised guidance and will use this analysis to develop and expand existing resources available to Post and in the UK. Through our assessment of how to strengthen existing reporting and communication systems (see Recommendation 19), OCSM will develop and integrate specific guidance on reporting urgent risks into training. The Mass Atrocity Prevention Hub currently directs desks and Posts towards existing resources and support, such as analysis frameworks and atrocity prevention toolkits authored by United Nations Offices, the United States Agency for International Development, and civil society organisations.
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