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All UNFPA Personnel have a duty to report wrongdoing and to cooperate fully with any authorized fact-finding activity, including investigations, audits and evaluations. Those who do so in good faith have the right to be protected from retaliation. It is, therefore, the policy of UNFPA to foster a work environment free from retaliation and to take swift and appropriate action in cases in which retaliation occurred, as further described below. This policy sets forth the framework and procedures for such protection, and clarifies the actions that UNFPA may take in cases of retaliation.

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The Policy on Protection Against Retaliation for Reporting Wrongdoing or for Cooperating with an Authorized Fact-Finding Activity sets forth the framework and procedures for the protection of UNFPA personnel from retaliation, and regulates permissible disclosure of allegations of wrongdoing to entities outside of UNFPA.
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Policy on Protection against Retaliation and Procedures Manual
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