About the course
This course focuses on Safeguarding at MSF UK/IE. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility in the organization It refers to the comprehensive set of measures implemented by MSF to prevent, detect, and respond to abuse (and harm resulting from abuse) caused by MSF, or by the actions or inaction of MSF and its staff towards individuals who come into contact with the organization and its staff- including but no limited to- patients, caretakers, communities, MSF staff, partners and associated personnel.
Target audience
MSF UK/IE Employees (HQ and International)
Validation
Validated by
MSF UK
Duration
To complete the self-paced course it will take you approximately one hour including the feedback survey which provides a space to reflect on the learning.
Learning objectives
The course objectives are:
- Explain safeguarding and its core principles, including Do No Harm, Zero Tolerance of Abuse and Survivor-Centered Approach.
- Describe different types of harm and power and the impact on individuals and communities
- Identify barriers to reporting safeguarding concerns
- Analyze for potential strategies to overcome these challenges in humanitarian settings
- Apply safe recruitment and reporting mechanisms
List of contents
- Understanding Safeguarding Principles
- Harm, Risk, and Power Abuse
- Prevention
- Reporting Mechanisms and Barriers
- Response Strategies
- Quiz
- Feedback Questionnaire
Methodology
Self-paced
Certification
Badge when completing the course.
Enrolment
For this course you can access by clicking on the enrol button available.
Release and update
June 2025