Guidelines have been established for institutionalizing accountability in mainstreaming Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) in programs and projects. A review and risk assessment recommended mainstreaming PSEA across various settings, including humanitarian, development, and peacekeeping contexts. The guidelines align with minimum operating standards on PSEA and initiatives to create a safer aid system.

They emphasize key elements such as doing no harm, meaningful access, participation, and accountability to affected populations. Further details on the guidelines and recommendations are available, outlining the responsibilities of heads of entities and coordinators in ensuring PSEA is integrated into programs and projects.