Empowering Survivors of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment (ES-SEAH)

Empowering Survivors of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment (ES-SEAH) will provide up to £15m over 5 years across multiple countries with the aim of increasing reporting of SEAH perpetrated by aid actors and strengthening survivor-centred responses. Key priorities include: - Develop effective SEAH reporting mechanisms that are contextual and accessible. - Partner with women's rights organisations to receive and respond to SEAH reports. - Build the evidence base on 'what works' for a survivor-centred a...