BFD Ethics Center
The BFD Ethics Center is a secure and confidential channel for reporting suspected misconduct, fraud, corruption, discrimination, harassment, sexual exploitation and abuse, conflict of interest, theft, falsification, policy violations, or any other conduct that may harm people, communities, partners, donors, or the integrity of BFD’s work.
This page is designed to help employees, volunteers, vendors, contractors, partners, project participants, community members, and any external party raise concerns safely. Reports may be submitted anonymously, and all concerns raised in good faith are handled seriously, confidentially, and without retaliation.
Our Commitment
BFD is committed to maintaining a culture of integrity, accountability, transparency, safeguarding, and zero tolerance for abuse. We are committed to preventing, detecting, responding to, and correcting wrongful conduct across our operations, programs, partnerships, procurement, recruitment, service delivery, and community engagement.
The purpose of this Ethics Center is to provide a trusted reporting pathway where concerns can be shared safely and reviewed appropriately. Early reporting helps BFD respond faster, protect affected people, reduce harm, strengthen internal controls, and improve the quality and accountability of our humanitarian and development work.
- All reports submitted through this page are taken seriously.
- Reports may be submitted anonymously or with contact details for follow-up.
- BFD will protect good-faith reporters from retaliation, harassment, or intimidation.
- Information is handled confidentially to the greatest extent possible while allowing proper review and investigation.
Who Can Use This Page?
This reporting channel can be used by:
- BFD employees and volunteers
- Consultants, contractors, suppliers, and vendors
- Partners and service providers
- Project participants and community members
- Any person who has observed, experienced, or suspects wrongful conduct linked to BFD’s work
What Can Be Reported?
The form is structured to guide the reporter through the type of concern, the location, the people involved, the incident details, and any supporting evidence. The online form currently covers the following reporting categories:
How the Reporting Form Works
The form is designed as a guided, multi-step reporting process. It helps the reporter provide only the information needed to understand the concern and support proper review.
Select the concern type
Choose the category that best describes the suspected violation or misconduct.
Choose anonymity
Decide whether to remain anonymous or provide contact details for follow-up and feedback.
Provide location and details
Select governorate and district, then describe what happened, where, when, who was involved, and how you became aware of it.
Attach evidence and submit
Upload supporting files if available and submit the report securely for review.
Before You Start
Please prepare the information you have. Do not worry if you do not have every detail.
- Type of concern or violation
- Governorate and district, if known
- Names or titles of persons involved, if known
- Whether management or a supervisor is involved
- Approximate date, time, and place of the incident
- How you became aware of the issue
- Any documents, photos, or files that support the report
- Your contact details only if you choose not to remain anonymous
BFD Ethics & Integrity Reporting Form
Use this secure form to submit a confidential report. You may remain anonymous, or you may provide contact details if you would like BFD to follow up with you.
Do not use this page to report events that present an immediate threat to life, safety, or property. Reports submitted through this form may not receive an immediate response. If emergency assistance is required, please contact the relevant local authorities or emergency services immediately.