Prevention
Clear conduct standards, safer planning, appropriate supervision and boundaries that protect athletes before harm occurs.
UGANDASafety, dignity and respect belong to everyone in our sport.
Report a concernUganda Climbing is committed to an environment free from abuse, harassment, exploitation, discrimination, bullying and avoidable harm.
This commitment applies in training, competition, travel, accommodation, meetings, online spaces and every activity carried out in the federation's name.
Clear conduct standards, safer planning, appropriate supervision and boundaries that protect athletes before harm occurs.
Every concern is taken seriously. Children and adults may speak up without retaliation or loss of participation.
Immediate safety comes first, followed by careful recording, restricted access and referral to the appropriate authority.
Training, incident review and regular policy updates help clubs, coaches and officers strengthen safe practice.
You may report something you experienced, witnessed, were told about or reasonably suspect. Reports may be named or anonymous.
The Safeguarding & Safe Sport Policy sets expectations for conduct, children and positions of trust, travel, digital communication, reporting, response, confidentiality and accountability.
Approved by the Executive Committee through a decision by circulation. Version 1.0, September 2026.
Download the approved policy