Ethical Principles

Hawen Ethical Principles

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1.Respect for Dignity

Uphold and honor the inherent dignity of women, children, and vulnerable individuals, ensuring they are treated with respect and empathy.

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3.Accountability

Be responsible for actions and decisions, providing clear, accurate reporting to beneficiaries and stakeholders.

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2.Integrity

Maintain honesty and transparency in all dealings, ensuring that actions and decisions reflect the highest ethical standards.

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4.Confidentiality

Safeguard the privacy and confidentiality of sensitive information related to beneficiaries, ensuring their protection and trust.

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5.Equity and Justice

Promote fairness and equality in all programs and services, addressing and combating discrimination and bias.

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7.Community Involvement

Involve women, children, and vulnerable groups in decision-making processes to ensure their needs and perspectives guide programs.

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6.Transparency

Operate openly about processes, decisions, and financial matters to build trust with communities and stakeholders.

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8.Professionalism

Adhere to high standards of conduct and competence, ensuring that staff and partners act ethically and professionally.

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9.Non-Discrimination

Ensure equitable access to services and opportunities, regardless of gender, age, disability, or socio-economic status.

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10.Responsibility to Beneficiaries

: Focus on the well-being and best interests of women, children, and vulnerable communities, ensuring interventions are respectful and aimed at genuine empowerment and support.