As the All Out Africa Foundation, we aspire to be a leading African NGO and a model of best practice. As such we subscribe to a number of policies which guide our operations based on international best practice.
ethics policy
As our Ethics Policy we subscribe to the International Non-Governmental Organisation Charter (source http://www.dakm.gr/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/INGO_CHARTER_web.pdf) including the following:
1. Respect for Human Rights
2. Independence 3. Transparency 4. Good Governance 5. Responsible Advocacy 6. Participation 7. Diversity / Inclusion 8. Environmental Responsibility 9. Ethical Fundraising 10. Professional Management |
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Financial policy
The All Out Africa Foundation strives to have the best possible internal controls and financial systems while maintaining excellent cost efficiency. This financial policy is created by the staff and approved by the Board of Directors to guide the work of staff and outsourced financial management.
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Safeguarding children & people with disability policy
The All Out Africa Foundation strives to have the best possible safeguarding of children and people with disability practices. This policy is created by the staff and approved by the Board of Directors to guide the work of staff, stakeholders and partners.
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Donor transparency policy
We commit to transparency and honesty regarding our mission, structures, policies and activities and in particular seek to provide donors with the highest possible transparency regarding the use of resources and outcomes achieved. This will require:
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whistle blowing policy
The All Out Africa Foundation encourages any person to report evidence of malpractices and allegations of misconduct and facilitates such in a confidential manner. It allows any person to raise concerns they feel unable to direct to their line manager and to report them in a confidential or anonymous manner without fear of retaliation and in the knowledge that it will be taken seriously and investigated.
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