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Project design

The design of the project can increase or decrease risks to children. A comprehensive design review should include a mapping of where the project interfaces with children. Then, mitigation measures may be planned for identified areas with child SEA risks, such as reducing unnecessary contact between children and project workers. The project design also includes the selection of staff and contractors, and security measures put in place for their screening. See below for resources on designing inherently safer projects. 

Costs of SEA Presentation

This presentation discusses the global picture of child sexual abuse and exploitation, and the costs to the World Bank when it occurs on a Bank-sponsored project. This tool is intended for us with World Bank Task Team ESF specialists working on SEA/SH, with PIU gender/social/GBV specialists leading the project work on SEA/SH or with country teams.

SEA/SH Action Plan

The Government of Nepal's SEA/SH Risk Prevention and Response Action Plan for a road project

Red Flag Indicators Infographic

A two-page infographic describing community level indicators that may suggest sexual exploitation and abuse is occurring on a project. This tool is intended for use by PIU gender/social/GBV specialists leading the project work on SEA/SH or in-country teams to identify signs of possible sexual exploitation and abuse on projects