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WHAT IS THE CODE?




THE CODE (SHORT FOR THE CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM
SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN TRAVEL AND TOURISM) IS A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER INITIATIVE
WITH THE MISSION TO PROVIDE AWARENESS, TOOLS AND SUPPORT TO THE TRAVEL AND
TOURISM INDUSTRY TO PREVENT THE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN.

THE CODE IS A VOLUNTARY SET OF CRITERIA THAT MEMBERS COMMIT TO, TO KEEP CHILDREN
SAFE.





LOCAL CODE REPRESENTATIVES




THE CODE IS REPRESENTED AROUND THE GLOBE BY LOCAL ORGANISATIONS WHO PROVIDE
SUPPORT TO THE TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRY ON THE GROUND TO IMPLEMENT THE SIX
CRITERIA OF THE CODE.


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THE SIX CRITERIA OF THE CODE


 * 1 Establish a policy and procedures against sexual exploitation of children.
 * 3 Include a clause in contracts throughout the value chain stating a common
   repudiation and zero tolerance policy of sexual exploitation of children.
 * 5 Support, collaborate and engage stakeholders in the prevention of sexual
   exploitation of children.

 * 2 Train employees in children’s rights, the prevention of sexual exploitation
   and how to report suspected cases.
 * 4 Provide information to travellers on children’s rights, the prevention of
   sexual exploitation of children and how to report suspected cases.
 * 6 Report annually on the implementation of the six criteria of The Code.


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MORE QUESTIONS?

How can my business become a member of The Code?

There are six simple steps to becoming a member of The Code. The first step is
to submit an application form. You can find out more about how to join The Code
here. 

How can I contact The Code?

You can contact us by filling out the contact form here. We will get back to you
as quickly as we can.

How do I report suspected child sexual abuse?

No matter where we are in the world, we all have a responsibility to protect
children. If you suspect child sexual abuse you should report it.

You can find out more about how to report in different countries here.

How can my organisation become a Local Code Representative?

We are represented around the globe by local organisations who provide support
to the travel and tourism industry to implement the six criteria of The Code. We
call them Local Code Representatives.


We are always on the look out for new organisations to join us.

To become a Local Code Representative please contact us here.

When did The Code begin?

After the first World Congress Against Sexual Exploitation of Children in 1996,
ECPAT Sweden developed The Code in partnership with the United Nations World
Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) and several Swedish tour operators.

The Code was then spread worldwide through partnerships with the ECPAT network,
UNWTO, and UNICEF. -profit organisation.

 * 1996 – The Code is created by ECPAT Sweden, the UNWTO, and Swedish tour
   operators

 * 1999 – Growth of The Code funded by the generous support of the EU Commission

 * 2001 to 2004 – UNWTO hosts The Code’s secretariat in Madrid, Spain

 * 2003 – Awarded the British Airways Tourism for Tomorrow Award

 * 2004 to 2011 – ECPAT-USA hosts The Code’s secretariat in New York, USA  with
   operations funded by generous support from UNICEF and Japan Committee for
   UNICEF

 * 2008 – Receives Ashoka Changemakers’ Ending Global Slavery Award

 * 2010 – Honoured with a number of awards: WTTC Tourism for Tomorrow Award, The
   Ethical Corporation Award, the BIRD Express Travel Award, PATA Gold Award,
   and Travel and Leisure Magazine’s Human Rights Leadership Award

 * 2011 – Membership fee introduced
   
   2011 to 2013 –  ECPAT International hosts The Code’s secretariat in Bangkok,
   Thailand

 * 2012 to 2016 – Operations funded by the generous support of Swiss Secretariat
   for Economic Affairs (SECO)

 * 2013 to 2015 – Special project to expand The Code in Thailand, funded by
   BMZ/GIZ in partnership with Kuoni Group, TUI Travel, Accor Hotels, and ITB
   Messe

 * 2013 – Awarded the SKAL Sustainable Development in Tourism Award

 * 2014 – 2016 – Special project to expand The Code in Myanmar, funded by SECO

 * 2017 – current – The Code continues to work with the tourism industry and
   partnerships with LCRs

How is The Code connected to ECPAT International?

The Code was created as an initiative between tourism companies and ECPAT
members in 1996. Since 2011 it has been hosted and supported by ECPAT
International in Bangkok, with engagement around the world through Local Code
Representatives, most of which are members of the ECPAT network. 

In 2019, The Code’s AGM endorsed a proposal that would see The Code more
formally incorporated as a program of ECPAT International, while still
maintaining close working relationships with member companies and Local Code
Representatives. A working group has been formed to provide strategic advice to
The Code’s Secretariat – this group is made up of representatives from members
of The Code, ECPAT International and country offices, and other individual
travel industry representatives.


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