A blog post from OFSI on 13 November from the Charity Commission listed the 4 things – that financial sanctions exist; it is the responsibility of a charity to check; you may need a licence to allow certain activity; and charities must report any breaches. The Charity Commission he CCEW supported OFSI in developing a dedicated factsheet which includes top tips and practical examples. A Compliance Toolkit also has detailed guidance and useful tools to help charities working internationally covering everything from risk assessment and due diligence to moving money and monitoring funds.
https://ofsi.blog.gov.uk/2020/11/13/4-things-charities-need-to-know-about-financial-sanctions/
Factsheet –
Protecting charities from harm: compliance toolkit – how to safeguard your charity from terrorism, fraud and other abuse
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/protecting-charities-from-harm-compliance-toolkit
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