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    This document outlines situations where child safeguarding risks may arise and provides examples of risks of harm in each situation. The situations are divided into those encountered at work, including research involving children, travel with children, field visits where children are present, and fundraising activities involving children. Risks include privacy violations, inappropriate interview techniques, negative impacts of research, neglect of basic needs, and unsafe or exploitative activities. Personal life situations that pose risks include employing children as household help with potential for exploitation or abuse. Risks also exist in caring for one's own or relatives' children through potential physical, emotional or sexual abuse, neglect, or inappropriate social/online contact or activities.

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    This document outlines situations where child safeguarding risks may arise and provides examples of risks of harm in each situation. The situations are divided into those encountered at work, including research involving children, travel with children, field visits where children are present, and fundraising activities involving children. Risks include privacy violations, inappropriate interview techniques, negative impacts of research, neglect of basic needs, and unsafe or exploitative activities. Personal life situations that pose risks include employing children as household help with potential for exploitation or abuse. Risks also exist in caring for one's own or relatives' children through potential physical, emotional or sexual abuse, neglect, or inappropriate social/online contact or activities.

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    Situations Where You May Encounter

    Child Safeguarding Risks

    Situations Risks of harm (examples)

    At work
    Research, communication and/or • Privacy violations when collecting data from/about children
    advocacy: when it involves children as • Inappropriate interviewing techniques (e.g. judgmental, re-
    participants or uses information or data traumatizing)
    from children • Negative impact of findings of research/ publication on
    children (e.g. stigma, reprisals)

    Travel: when it involves children • Neglect of basic needs of children travelling (e.g. food,
    travelling (e.g. workshops, conferences, shelter, supervision)
    reunification with families/caregivers) • Abusive or untrained guardians of children travelling

    Field visits: when personnel, VIPs, • Culturally insensitive or offensive conduct of participants
    donors, media representatives or others (e.g. private sector, media)
    come into contact with children • Children questioned or photographed without their
    consent

    Fundraising: when involving children in • Unsafe or exploitative fundraising activities involving


    fundraising activities children

    Programming: when involving children • Neglect of basic needs of children


    in activities • Neglect of program adaptation for vulnerable children (e.g.
    children with disabilities, minority groups)
    • Unsafe location for programming activities
    • Abusive personnel
    • Violence against children: offline, online

    In your personal life


    Household: when hiring children for • Economic exploitation of children working as household
    household duties (e.g. cleaning, servants
    babysitting) • Abuse of children working in household

    Family: when caring for our own • Physical or emotional abuse when disciplining children
    children or the children of relatives • Neglect of basic needs of children
    • Sexual abuse of children

    Social/online activities: when it directly • Emotional abuse by watching pornography in front of a child
    or indirectly involves children • Sexual abuse by having a relationship with a child
    • Cyberbullying
    • Child sexual abuse images and online exploitation
    • Inappropriate contact with children online

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