Do no harm: Sexual exploitation and abuse in humanitarian operations

该项目旨在对人道主义行动中平民干预者的性剥削和性虐待的性质、规模和影响进行首次系统研究。它将生成有关此类滥用行为的性质和影响的数据，并评估当前的政策应对措施。预期成果包括加强对这种不当行为以及干预者行为如何影响国际业务成果的了解，开发可供行业使用的数据收集工具，并提出政策建议。这将有助于国际社会更有效地参与人道主义和冲突局势，更好地保护弱势社区，并有助于解决人道主义行动和维持和平面临的合法性危机。

This project aims to conduct the first systematic study of the nature, scale and impacts of sexual exploitation and abuse by civilian interveners in humanitarian operations. It will generate data on the nature and effects of such abuses and evaluate current policy responses. Expected outcomes include an enhanced understanding of this misconduct and how intervener behaviours affect the outcomes of international operations, the development of data collection tools of use to industry and policy recommendations. This will contribute to more effective international engagement in humanitarian and conflict contexts, better protection for vulnerable communities and will help address the legitimacy crisis facing humanitarian action and peacekeeping.