Communicating with Communities on PSEA

Communicating with Communities on PSEA recommends tools and approaches for engaging communities on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA), with the aim of introducing it in a way that is non‑threatening, accessible to all groups, and contextually and culturally appropriate in tackling taboos or stigma related to PSEA.

This guidance was developed under the framework of the Strengthening Partners in Protection Against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse through Protection Mainstreaming (SPSEA) project, a three-year pilot project supported by USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA).

It draws on recognized international standards and good practice from the CRS SPSEA project.