Clear standards for how we work.
Our policy library explains the practical standards that guide ethical conduct, people management, procurement, safety, quality, information protection and responsible operations.
Discuss compliance requirements↗Clear rules. Practical controls. Defined ownership.
These policies are written for real operating decisions—not as decorative statements. Each page explains the purpose of the policy, who it applies to, the standards we expect and the controls used to support those standards.
The library also provides a more useful public due-diligence reference for clients, donors, procurement teams and business partners reviewing Lion & Leo’s governance framework.
Ethics & integrity
The rules that protect fair decisions, financial integrity and trusted business conduct.
People & protection
Standards for dignity, fair employment, safeguarding and responsible social impact.
Operations & assurance
Controls for quality, safe execution and reliable service delivery.
Security, information & environment
Requirements for physical security, information protection and responsible environmental practice.
Owned, reviewed, communicated and evidenced.
Policies are supported by onboarding, role-specific procedures, management oversight, supplier requirements, reporting channels and document retention. Material issues should be escalated rather than handled informally when the risk demands independent review.
For a due-diligence pack, policy evidence or a specific compliance question, contact compliance@lionleo.net or General@lionleo.net.
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Each policy is written to answer four practical questions.
The library is structured so employees, clients, procurement teams and due-diligence reviewers can quickly understand what the policy covers, who it applies to, what behavior is expected and what controls support the standard.
Purpose
Why the policy exists and the risk or responsibility it is intended to address.
Scope
Which employees, contractors, suppliers, systems, transactions or activities are covered.
Commitments & controls
The standards expected in practice and the processes used to support them.
Accountability & reporting
Who owns the requirement, how concerns are escalated and which related policies also apply.