Safeguarding Matters

Ce podcast revient sur l'expérience du NRC en matière de Sauvegarde au Burkina Faso et au Niger. Pourquoi la Sauvegarde au sein du NRC ? Quels systèmes mis en place pour la Protection des populations notamment les enfants ? Quels politiques, outils, mécanismes pour la Sauvegarde au sein de notre organisation ? Qui impliquer dans nos démarche de mise en place de politique de Sauvegarde ? Comment outiller les personnels au sein du NRC sur la sauvegarde ? Comment garantir la redevabilité vis-à-vis de nos populations cibles ? Quels avantages, contraintes et coûts de la Sauvegarde ? Nos discutant répondent à toutes ces questions. Bonne écoute !

Discutants : 

In this podcast, Oge Chukwudozie talks to Prof. Rafatu Abdulhamid and Nathaniel Awuapila about safeguarding risks in education. Learn about the kinds of safeguarding risks in education programmes, CSO involvement in education programmes in Nigeria, and ways CSOs can help education programmes mitigate different safeguarding risks.

Please be advised that this podcast may contain content on safeguarding, that some may find distressing.

In this episode of the podcast Safeguarding Matters, we discuss funding for safeguarding and explain what funding is available for safeguarding and how non-governmental organisations can get funds for their safeguarding activities.

In this episode, Dr. Eleanor Nwadinobi, Senior Adviser for RSH Nigeria, talks with Karen Walker-Simpson, Director of Funder Safeguarding Collaborative, Farida Umar Jauro, a safeguarding focal person for Goggoji Zumunchi Development Initiative (GZDI), and Saater Ikpaahindi, an RSH Safeguarding Consultant, about funding available for safeguarding.

In this episode of the podcast Safeguarding Matters, we discuss volunteer management – the use of volunteers in non-governmental organisations and their roles, the risks and how to address these risks.

In these podcast series by RSH Nigeria, we’ll discuss matters related to safeguarding in the humanitarian and development 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.

In this episode, Oge Chukwudozie, the National Associate for RSH Nigeria, talks with HR professional Julie Adegbesan, Professor Olabunmi Ashimolowo, the Executive Director of Gender Development Initiative, and safeguarding focal point Bartholomew Agyo about engaging volunteers, risks and mitigation measures.

The Safeguarding Resource and Support Hub, an FCDO funded program on safeguarding started in Nigeria in mid-September 2020. The Nigerian online hub was launched in February 2021 and is meant to provide free access and one-stop shop for guidance, tools and support on safeguarding against SEAH.

This podcast provides the opportunity for listeners to get a good understanding on the risks involved in engaging volunteers and mitigation strategies.

What is safeguarding and what is needed for it? Caroline Kibos, National Associate for RSH South Sudan, answered listeners’ questions on air with Miraya FM radio station in Juba. Listen to parts of the recording that aired live on the Miraya Breakfast Show with host Sebit William in January 2022.

Discussion with Tamba Aliyu, Global Safeguarding Manager at Restless Development, who talks about the importance of raising awareness around safeguarding among community members, and how to do it effectively, using drama, role play and infographics.

There are standards and procedures available for conducting safeguarding investigations. However in reality, investigations are often more complex than the procedures allow. Issues such as risks to the victim-survivor, local norms and culture, and safety and security mean that investigations are rarely straightforward and often require us to make some really difficult decisions.

This podcast takes an honest look at these challenges and how we can begin to have open conversations to address them.

In this podcast, Nastasya Gecim talks to Bintu Mansaray, a medical doctor and social science researcher, about why it’s so important to make research safe. She shares learning from her research with victim-survivors about simple measure to keep both research participants and data collectors safe.

In this podcast, Dr Eleanor Nwadinobi talks to Lauren Watters of Able Child Africa about how organisations can make their programmes safe for people with disabilities. Learn about the simple and low cost steps you can take to integrate disability inclusion to your safeguarding approach – from culture to training.