"More than 120 CEOs of U.S.-based international NGOs have signed a pledge promising to strengthen policies to prevent sexual misconduct by staff. Some organizations are starting to take more concrete actions."
Leaders from our humanitarian team joined the WFP discussion to share their insights on effectively addressing sexual exploitation and abuse, and lessons learned from the Yemen crisis.
These shutdowns reduce the quality and effectiveness of aid programs because it results in “the kind of uncertainty, volatility that is detrimental to good planning,” said Noam Unger, InterAction vice president of development policy, advocacy, and learning.
The CEO Pledge on Preventing Sexual Abuse, Exploitation, and Harassment by and of NGO Staff represents our commitment to practices and policies that will not only protect our own staff, but also the communities we serve.
This discussion guide is intended to be used alongside this video. Both the video and toolkit are intended for use by safeguarding/PSEA leads to use with CEOs and Senior Leaders to increase engagement and commitment to safeguarding.
The non-governmental organization (NGO) sector has made progress in preventing sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment (PSEAH). However, as the COVID-19…
Nomination Deadline: May 8, 2024 at 5 p.m. EDT. Nominations for the Disability Inclusion Award are now open here. InterAction will announce the winner during the InterAction Forum 2024, to be held in person on June 25 – 26, 2024. Please see below for specific criteria for the Disability Inclusion Award.
