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Blog – Australian Red Cross’ profiles how it practices rights, protection & inclusion in humanitarian operations
ACFID, 2019
Response Manager for the Australian Red Cross’ International Program, and Co-Chair of ACFID’s Humanitarian Reference Group, Jes
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In 2018, sexual misconduct scandals in the UK raised concerns about the international aid sector’s approach to safeguarding.
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"We are entrusted with funds from donors to make a positive difference in the world.
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Everyone is entitled to feel confident in our financial management, regardless of the size of donation
ACFID and Childfund Australia, 2018
"I think Quality Principle 8 is about exercising good stewardship with the resources entrusted to an NGO.
Other Resources
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Welcome to our 2018 Annual Review, Brien Holden Vision Institute, Public Health. Our public health work is 20 years old this year in 2018. Professor Brien Holden launched the International Centre for Eyecare Education (ICEE) in 1998 with a courageous goal to make eye care accessible to everyone, everywhere. We’ve come a long way in the last two decades and 2018’s outcomes highlight some of the strategic themes that have driven our work since inception.
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Take this online self-audit to determine your organisations strengths and weaknesses in keeping children safe. By completing this short online self-audit you can measure how far (or near) your organisation is from meeting standards on making children safe and where you need to improve.Every organisation needs to think about the implications of their work and make sure they are not putting children at risk of abuse.
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Learning Paper - Faith, sexual orientation, gender identity and the ACFID Code of Conduct
RDI Network, 2018
This Paper reports on an action learning project undertaken by the Sexual Rights in Development Community of Practice in recognition of the challenges and possibilities that this acknowledgment might present for ACFID members.
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Fundamental to the operation of AVI is respect for the dignity and basic human rights of people within Australia and throughout the world. Every person who represents AVI is expected to reflect these values in their professional conduct, regardless of who they are dealing with, or where they are working.