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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2024 · 29 MIN

Partnering for change: when organizations in the aid sector work together to assist victims and survivors of sexual misconduct

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UN agencies must provide holistic support to any victim or survivor of sexual misconduct by aid-workers, but this work requires expertise and inputs by a wide range of partners. WHO's partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), for victim and survivor support in the Democratic Republic of Congo provides a promising model for how this essential work can be carried out. In this episode, Dr Eugene Kongnyuy, the UNFPA's Deputy Director for Humanitarian Response Missions describes the UNFPA's work and expertise in supporting victims and survivors, stressing the need for tailored support packages.   Dr Kongnyuy's inspiring words highlight the pivotal role male aid workers can play in advocating for change and standing up against sexual misconduct. Join us on this journey of learning and adaptation.

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