- PSEA Policy
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Roadmap to Employment Accountability
- External Resources
- Safeguarding Resource and Support Hub
- OECD-Development Assistance Committee Recommendation on Ending Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment in Development Co-operation and Humanitarian Assistance: Key Pillars of Prevention and Response
- CHS Alliance: Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (SEAH) Investigation Guide: Recommended Practice for the Humanitarian and Development Sector & Investigator’s Toolkit
- CHS Alliance: Misconduct Disclosure Scheme
- Interaction: No Excuse for Abuse Video on IASC Six Core Principles (available in multiple languages)
- Interaction: Core Standards for Survivor-Centered Support of SEAH
- IASC Six Core Principles on SEA (2019)
- IASC: Minimum Operating Standards on PSEA
- IASC: Definition & Principles of a Victim/Survivor Centered Approach
- IASC: Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Risk Overview (SEARO)
- Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability
- PSEA Implementation Quick Reference Handbook
- Translators Without Borders: Six Core SEA Principles Translations
- UNICEF: PSEA Practical Guide and Toolkit for Partners
- Open Learn: Safeguarding in the International Aid Sector
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