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Shared Advisory Capability Statement on Tackling Sexual Exploitation Abuse and Sexual Harassment (SEAH)

This statement sets out the competency levels expected of FCDO Advisers with regards to managing the risk of SEAH in FCDO-funded work.

• From: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
• Published: 28 September 2022

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Shared Advisory Capability Statement on Safeguarding Against Sexual Exploitation Abuse and Sexual Harassment (SEAH) August 2022

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This Shared Advisory Capability Statement (SACS) sets out the framework for meeting the shared advisory competencies to tackle SEAH, including in support of the UK Strategy: Safeguarding Against SEAH within the Aid Sector.

SEAH safeguarding is integrated into advisers’ work through shared technical competencies, rather than a separate safeguarding cadre or assigning SEAH responsibility to any one cadre.

The aim of the SACS is to improve the confidence and competency of all Advisers to address SEAH and to ensure that preventing and responding to it is designed into policy and programming at the outset.

More information on Safeguarding against SEAH.

Published 28 September 2022