WHO published its Management Response Plan to address the findings of the Independent Commission on allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation during the 10th #Ebola outbreak response in #DRC ⬇️
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The plan outlines short-term actions focusing on the most urgent Commission's recommendations, but also describes the actions that WHO will undertake over the next 15 months to improve its policies and procedures. bit.ly/3CcnSHO
WHO is committed to supporting the survivors of sexual abuse and exploitation in #DRC including with livelihood support. bit.ly/3CcnSHO
WHO has allocated an initial $7.6 million to strengthen its capacity to prevent, detect and respond to sexual abuse allegations in ten countries with the highest risk profile. bit.ly/3CcnSHO
WHO will ensure mandatory pre-deployment training and refresher training for any further deployments; reporting channels for alerts or complaints; prompt investigation of complaints; and monitoring. bit.ly/3CcnSHO
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