Increasing attacks have led to a rapidly-growing human displacement and humanitarian crisis in the once relatively peaceful nation.
An estimated 24 million people need assistance and protection in Yemen, the UN warned on Thursday. With famine threatening hundreds of thousands of lives, humanitarian aid is increasingly becoming the only lifeline for millions across the country.
The current level of hunger in Yemen is unprecedented, with almost 18 million people lacking enough food.
This letter from Dr. Natalia Kanem, Executive Director of UNFPA sets the priorities for the UNFPA IASC Championship on PSEA.
This document provides important information on the Inter-Agency SEA Community-Based Complaint Referral Mechanism in Jordan. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of those involved in the PSEA network, information on the inter-agency referral pathway, guidelines for investigations, and implementation challenges. This document is useful for NGOs that are working in Jordan and would like more information about PSEA measures that are in place. Please note: this document is from 2016 and there has not yet been an updated version.
The following proposal outlines a scale-up plan on protection from sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) through a call for collective action and investment by IASC members in all countries with Humanitarian Response Plans or Refugee Response Plans. Please note that this document is from 2018.
When legislation threatened one NGO, these CEOs stood up.
InterAction opened submissions for its annual InterAction Forum awards and photo contest.
“We recognize the long-term effects that sexual abuse, exploitation, and harassment have on individuals and work cultures, and this pledge sets out a series of promises from NGOs leaders" said InterAction President Lindsay Coates .
“Countless lives are currently at risk around the world. We are facing the largest displacement crisis since World War II, and 76 million people will require food assistance this year alone. Smart American leadership is needed now more than ever, and we must increase our commitment to the world.” said InterAction President Lindsay Coates
