Common use of Safeguarding of Children in FHI 360 Programs Clause in Contracts

Safeguarding of Children in FHI 360 Programs. The Vendor must uphold the principles of the FHI 360 Safeguarding of Children policy (located on the FHI 360 Compliance office website at https.//www.FHI 000.xxx/xxxxx-xx/xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxx) and will undertake to ensure that no individual with any history of crimes against children will be placed in a position involving direct interaction with children as part of the work under this Subcontract. The Vendor and any employees, consultants, and volunteers of the Vendor ("Vendor Personnel") are prohibited from engaging in child abuse, exploitation, or neglect in its programs and activities, including without limitation, physical abuse; emotional ill-treatment; neglect or insufficient supervision; sexual abuse; exploitation through prostitution or production of pornographic materials; trafficking; or commercial, transaction or labor exploitation resulting in actual or potential harm to the child’s health, well-being, survival, development or dignity. The Vendor Personnel must comply fully with host country and local child welfare and protection laws or with international standards, whichever gives greater protection, and must comply with US laws where applicable.

Safeguarding of Children in FHI 360 Programs. The Vendor must uphold the principles of the FHI 360 Safeguarding of Children policy (located on the FHI 360 Compliance office website at https.//www.FHI 000.xxx/xxxxx-xx/xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxx) and will undertake to ensure that no individual with any history of crimes against children will be placed in a position involving direct interaction with children as part of the work under this Subcontract. The Vendor and any employees, consultants, and volunteers of the Vendor ("“Vendor Personnel"”) are prohibited from engaging in child abuse, exploitation, or neglect in its programs and activities, including without limitation, physical abuse; emotional ill-treatment; neglect or insufficient supervision; sexual abuse; exploitation through prostitution or production of pornographic materials; trafficking; or commercial, transaction or labor exploitation resulting in actual or potential harm to the child’s health, well-being, survival, development or dignity. The Vendor Personnel must comply fully with host country and local child welfare and protection laws or with international standards, whichever gives greater protection, and must comply with US laws where applicable. 38.2.

Safeguarding of Children in FHI 360 Programs. The Vendor must uphold the principles of the FHI 360 Safeguarding of Children policy (located on the FHI 360 Compliance office website at https.//www.FHI 000.xxx/xxxxx-xx/xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxx000.xxx/xxxxx- us/compliance-office) and will undertake to ensure that no individual with any history of crimes against children will be placed in a position involving direct interaction with children as part of the work under this Subcontract. The Vendor and any employees, consultants, and volunteers of the Vendor ("Vendor Personnel") are prohibited from engaging in child abuse, exploitation, or neglect in its programs and activities, including without limitation, physical abuse; emotional ill-treatment; neglect or insufficient supervision; sexual abuse; exploitation through prostitution or production of pornographic materials; trafficking; or commercial, transaction or labor exploitation resulting in actual or potential harm to the child’s health, well-being, survival, development or dignity. The Vendor Personnel must comply fully with host country and local child welfare and protection laws or with international standards, whichever gives greater protection, and must comply with US laws where applicable.

Safeguarding of Children in FHI 360 Programs. The Vendor must uphold the principles of the FHI 360 Safeguarding of Children policy (located on the FHI 360 Compliance office website at https.//www.FHI 000.xxx/xxxxx-xx/xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxx) and will undertake to ensure that no individual with any history of crimes against children will be placed in a position involving direct interaction with children as part of the work under this Subcontract. The Vendor and any employees, consultants, and volunteers of the Vendor ("“Vendor Personnel"”) are prohibited from engaging in child abuse, exploitation, or neglect in its programs and activities, including without limitation, physical abuse; emotional ill-treatment; neglect or insufficient supervision; sexual abuse; exploitation through prostitution or production of pornographic materials; trafficking; or commercial, transaction or labor exploitation resulting in actual or potential harm to the child’s health, well-being, survival, development or dignity. The Vendor Personnel must comply fully with host country and local child welfare and protection laws or with international standards, whichever gives greater protection, and must comply with US laws where applicable.