The members of the Association, as well as HFCI personnel, subscribe to the following: -

1. HFCI  requires that its personnel be voluntary in nature, not accepting any financial or fringe benefit which could influence its action in the field.
2. HFCI personnel of field status will be given specific training to adapt their   professional or technical qualifications for best practice in emergency situations.
3. HFCI  does not permit any interference in the internal affairs of the States, the Governments and the Parties of the country where it is serving, but expects full freedom to exercise internationally accepted humanitarian principles and standards, especially with regard to access to victims, medical ethics, integrity, confidentiality and neutrality.
4. We recognize that transparency and accountability are essential to good governance, whether by governments, businesses or non-profit organisations.