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ICAI’s review of the UK’s approach to safeguarding in the humanitarian sector

Non-inquiry session

On 24 February 2022, ICAI published a review into The UK’s approach to safeguarding in the humanitarian sector. This review examined how the Government has attempted to tackle sexual abuse and exploitation (SEA) in humanitarian settings. ICAI uses the term “PSEA” throughout its review, which refers to protection from sexual abuse and exploitation.

The objectives of this session are to question ICAI on the findings of its review and information note & to examine the Government on its response to ICAI’s recommendations.

Reports, special reports and government responses

No reports or special reports published.

Oral evidence transcripts

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28 June 2022
Work ICAI’s review of the UK’s approach to safeguarding in the humanitarian sector (Non-inquiry session)
Witnesses Vicky Ford (Minister for Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean at Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office), Peter Taylor (Head of Safeguarding Unit at Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office), and Chris Taylor (Head of Internal Audit and Investigations at Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office)
Committees International Development Committee
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28 June 2022
Work ICAI’s review of the UK’s approach to safeguarding in the humanitarian sector (Non-inquiry session)
Witnesses Sir Hugh Bayley (Commissioner at Independent Commission for Aid Impact), and Helen Mealins (Team Leader at Independent Commission for Aid Impact)
Committees International Development Committee
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Written evidence

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Other publications

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  • Address: International Development Committee, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA