CESVI has developed several Policies to fix principles and guidelines for all its staff and stakeholders. Such prescriptions are binding and in line with CESVI’s vision and mission:

Sectorial policies are currently being updated.

Other codes of conduct

CESVI adheres to the following codes and standards:

  • International Red Cross and Red Crescent movement code of conduct (since 2003)
  • Sphere: Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standard in Disaster Response (since 2003)
  • Certified to People in Aid (since 2004) and Verified against the Core Humanitarian Standard on quality and accountability CHS (since 2018)

If you suspect or become aware of any violation of the provisions of CESVI’s policies and codes, you have the right to report it through CESVI whistleblowing mechanisms:

E-mail: [email protected]

Digital platform available at the following link: http://www.cesvi.org/cesviwhistleblowing

Registered letter with return receipt: to be sent in a triple envelope with return receipt to the address of the President of the Supervisory Body (currently, lawyer Abdoulaye Mbodj, Corso Venezia, 24 – 20121 Milan).

Please remember that specific concerns can also be addressed to the following functional emails:

SAFEGUARDING – [email protected]

FRAUD and CORRUPTION – [email protected]

CODE OF CONDUCT – [email protected]

CESVI guarantees the secrecy of the identity of the whistleblower, any suspected person and any other person involved and listened to during the investigation and handling of the complaint.