A core mandate of InterAction is to provide a collective voice to advance international awareness and protection of the more than 42 million forcibly displaced people worldwide. Our member organizations work together to influence global dialogue, programming and policies related to protection; strengthen internal capacity of member organizations to identify and respond to protection challenges; and expand partnerships with the UN, the U.S. government and nongovernmental organizations.
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As members of the international community gather in Kabul for the International Conference on Afghanistan, InterAction is pleased that the expected focus of the conference is “Afghan priorities for the Afghan people”. As a coalition with members that have had humanitarian and development operations in Afghanistan for decades, InterAction urges close attention to the six recommendations.
InterAction releases a step-by-step guide to assist members in developing and implementing policies to prevent and respond to sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) of beneficiaries and vulnerable members of the community in countries where members work.
NGO Statement on Action Needed to Promote the Safety and Well-Being of Women and Girls in Kyrgyzstan
InterAction's Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Sub-Working Group remains concerned about the impact of the recent crisis in Kyrgyzstan on women and girls. This document summarizes concerns and offers recommendations for U.S. action.
This statement by the InterAction Sub-Working Group on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse outlines recommendations made by InterAction members for stregnthening the SEA reponse in the situation of Haiti, as well as in future crises.
InterAction members are responding to the humanitarian crisis in Kyrgyzstan by assessing emergency needs, distributing relief items and providing temporary shelter.
