This case study summarizes some of the issues affecting safe access by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) to people and communities affected by armed conflict or internal disturbances or tensions. It also includes the strategies that the organization is adopting to enable its volunteers and staff to safely provide humanitarian services in an active conflict environment. The case study is the outcome of a peer learning process that shed light on several aspects of the Safer Access Framework (SAF), particularly context and risk assessment, acceptance of the organization and acceptance of the individual.
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