Our organization has a number of internal policies designed to ensure transparency, efficiency and responsibility in all areas of activity. These documents define standards of behavior, principles of resource management, and rules of interaction with beneficiaries, partners, and employees.
Implementation of policies allows:
● ensure compliance with the law and ethical standards;
● strengthen the institutional capacity of the organization;
● increase the level of trust on the part of donors, partners and communities;
● protect the rights and dignity of all stakeholders;
● ensure the sustainability and quality of project implementation.
Among the key policies:
● Code of Ethics and Conduct
● Gender policy
● Human resources policy
● Procurement policy
● Child Protection Policy
● LGBT+ Inclusion and Protection Policy
● Personal data processing and storage policy
● Policy on combating human trafficking and forced labor
● Policy on Prevention of Sexual Harassment, Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and Misconduct
● Regulations on the procedure for reporting misconduct (whistleblowers, complaints)
● Confidential Data Retention Policy
● Procedure for monitoring and evaluation of projects
● Regulations on the Control and Audit Commission 
We are open to feedback and are constantly improving our management and engagement approaches, ensuring a safe, respectful and professional environment for all.

Regulation/procedure on the preservation of confidential data

All actions with data are carried out exclusively on the basis of written consent of the subjects or in accordance with the law. The organization applies technical and organizational means to protect data, controls access and stores information only for a specified period of time.

Monitoring and evaluation procedure

The procedure is aimed at increasing the efficiency of work with target groups, responding flexibly to needs and ensuring the quality of support. The key indicators, forms of collecting qualitative and quantitative data, methods of analysis and reporting are defined.

Procurement policy

The policy regulates the processes of purchasing goods, works and services within donor-funded projects or fundraising. It is based on the principles of transparency, competition, equality of participants, efficiency, responsibility, and compliance with the law.

Child protection policy

The policy is aimed at creating a safe environment for all children with whom the organization interacts. It is based on the principles of respect for the dignity and rights of the child, non-discrimination and the priority of the child's interests in all actions.