The IASC Champions support the vision of a humanitarian environment in which people caught up in crises feel safe and respected and can access the protection and assistance they need without fear of exploitation or abuse by any aid worker, and in which aid workers themselves feel supported, respected and empowered to deliver such assistance in working environments free from sexual harassment.
The main launch page.
The training package includes PowerPoint, PDF Handouts and two Videos (Afrida Case Study & What If It Were You?), which can be downloaded below.
Frequently Asked Questions on inter‐agency PSEA: IOM’s lessons learned from PSEA implementation
in‐country (hereafter: FAQs on inter‐agency PSEA) stems from IOM’s experience in rolling out the 2016
IASC PSEA toolkit as tasked by the IASC Principals, and ongoing dedicated support to collective incountry
PSEA programs. The FAQs capture the recurring challenges brought to the Global IOM interagency
PSEA Project team by in‐country practitioners. IOM’s goal in collecting these FAQs is to support
From September 2018 to September 2019, UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore served as the Inter-Agency Standing Committee “Champion” on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, and Sexual Harassment. In this capacity, she focused her agenda on strengthening the country-level systems for SEA prevention and response. The following is a report to the Emergency Relief Coordinator and IASC Principals on progress made during the IASC Championship, as well as the challenges and next steps for advancing a system-wide approach to PSEA.
Presentation of Session 2 Innovations and Solutions to Improve Investigations into Sexual Misconduct:
Update on the Inter-Agency Misconduct Disclosure Scheme
Co-Chair: Gareth Price-Jones, Executive Secretary, SCHR
Presentation of Session 2 Innovations and Solutions to Improve Investigations into Sexual Misconduct:
Certification scheme for investigators on sexual expoitation and abuse and harrassment
Miranda Brown, PSEAH Manager, CHS Alliance
