Conducts investigations into a wide range of allegations
We investigate
The Investigation and Inspection Unit (IIU) of the Office of Internal Audit and Oversight (IAO) conducts investigations into a wide range of allegations including but not limited to:
Fraud/Financial wrongdoing
Procurement fraud
Theft and Embezzlement
Non-financial wrongdoing
Improper recruitment
Misrepresentation
Sexual exploitation and abuse
Offering money, benefits or jobs in exchange for sex
Sexual relations with a child
Retaliation for having officially reported misconduct or cooperated with an audit/investigation
Non-renewal of working contract
Deliberate exclusion from work activities
Other form of misconduct
Violation of the Standards of conduct for the international civil service
Abuse of authority, negligence
We do not normally investigate
Workplace harassment, including sexual harassment (REPORT TO: [email protected])
The IAO does not investigate allegations that do not constitute misconduct but rather indicates managerial issues or interpersonal issues.
The ILO has zero tolerance towards any form of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA). In accordance with Office Directive, Prevention and response to sexual exploitation and abuse, IGDS No. 568 (version 1), of 9 July 2020, the Director IAO is designated the Focal Point responsible for the conduct of ILO investigation activities concerning allegations of SEA. Where staff members become aware of situations that may involve SEA in the context of any ILO activity, they must report the matter promptly to the Director IAO in person, by telephone or in writing, including by email [email protected].
How to submit a report
ILO Integrity Hotline: the ILO Integrity Hotline provides a safe, confidential and independent way to report allegations of misconduct at the ILO, by staff, partners or suppliers.