Safeguarding Matters is a podcast series hosted by Paul Nolan and Nastasya Gecim from the Safeguarding Resource and Support Hub where we discuss matters relating to safeguarding and Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment in the aid sector. We’ll have conversations with thought leaders and practitioners who can offer insights that can help us all to better understand safeguarding and improve our practices.
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Safeguarding Matters is a podcast series hosted by Paul Nolan and Nastasya Gecim from the Safeguarding Resource and Support Hub where we discuss matters relating to safeguarding and Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment in the aid sector. We’ll have conversations with thought leaders and practitioners who can offer insights that can help us all to better understand safeguarding and improve our practices.
Safeguarding Matters: How can CSOs in Nigeria improve safeguarding case handling and investigations?
Safeguarding Matters
38 minutes 14 seconds
11 months ago
Safeguarding Matters: How can CSOs in Nigeria improve safeguarding case handling and investigations?
Safeguarding is essential to protect vulnerable individuals within humanitarian and development sectors. This episode addresses how civil society organisations (CSOs) in Nigeria can improve their safeguarding case handling and investigations. We’ll hear insights from mentees and a mentor involved in RSH’s recent Investigation Mentorship Programme, offering practical advice for CSOs looking to strengthen their safeguarding practices.
Safeguarding Matters
Safeguarding Matters is a podcast series hosted by Paul Nolan and Nastasya Gecim from the Safeguarding Resource and Support Hub where we discuss matters relating to safeguarding and Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment in the aid sector. We’ll have conversations with thought leaders and practitioners who can offer insights that can help us all to better understand safeguarding and improve our practices.
