Government of Nepal

Ministry of Finance

AID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR NEPAL

A) Minimization of unsafe and forced migration of Vulnerable Women and men in Kathmandu District of Nepal and promotion of migrants rights in Nepal

1) Vulnerable women migrants and returnee male migrants enjoy safe migration and migrants rights

• Leadership training to Cluster level network members and representative from CAG(3days)
• Refresher training on Safe Migration to Cluster level Network & New CAG Members
• Awareness rising on Safe Migration to Community People plus School Students
• Awareness rising on Safe Migration at Gangabu Buspark- Street Drama
• Cluster Level Paralegal support & Counseling
• Consultative Coordination with  National network for Safe Migration (NNSM)
• Consultation Coordination  with local Govt bodies, political party representative, civil society members, existing local NGO's, other concerned stake holders (incl. buspark management)

2) Vulnerable women migrants  and returnee male migrants of the targeted area have improved  their socio-economic status(  includes effective use of Remittance) and sensitized on Gender issues

• Entrepreneurship training/ Need based vocational training plus Material support to vulnerable Women & returnee Male Migrants/entrepreneurs
• Remittance management training to Migrants and families
• Meeting with Producer and traders (Market Linkages)

3) Migration/ foreign employment related policies and provisions are positively influenced and effectively implemented

• Round table meeting with policy maker and Practitioners (Representative from MoLE, DOFE, FEPB, Advocate, media, UN Agencies, INGO/NGO
• Radio Program development and broadcasting
• National level Celebration/Rally/Workers hearing/Interaction and press release
• Coordination with Migrant forum Asia (MFA)/CARAM Asia & Rapid Assessment in Gulf Cooperation council country ( GCC)+ Malaysia

4) Project Coordination

• Project Inception Meeting
• Project Monitoring (incl. district line agencies)
• DPAC meetings
• Social Audits
• Baseline and endline survey

B) Action at Community on Trafficking Intervention Violence End (ACTIVE)

1.Women & girls who are vulnerable to trafficking are intercepted/rescued, and cases of trafficking are reduced through prevention measures.

• Conduct orientation sessions to transport workers to sensitize on human trafficking
• Conduct orientation sessions to the police personnel
• Formation and briefing of joint patrolling team (Maiti Nepal, border police, armed police)
• Orientation sessions to lower secondary and secondary school students
• Celebrating national anti-human trafficking day  and various marking days
• Coordination meeting with local government agencies including WCO, DDC, DAO, District Police Office
• Educational Radio programs broadcasted through national FM stations
• Conduct one day orientation sessions for media (print and electronic)
• Organize workshops and interactions with judge, lawyers, government attorneys (Public prosecutors) with survivors and human rights defenders
• Conduct workshop for police personnel, government and non-government stakeholders to sensitize on human trafficking issue
• Publication and distribution of IEC materials including Hoarding boards
• Coordination meetings as per need

2) Anti-Trafficking structures and policies are improved

• Organize cross border coordination meetings
• Organize annual press meetings
• Coordination with SMC/PTA/Child clubs
• Periodic consultation meeting to capacitate DCCHT members on the issues of trafficking and safe migration
• Communication, facilitation and mobilization skills to MNV and Community Safety Nets for effective functioning
• Refresher training on changing dimensions of trafficking to LCCHT members including explanation of planned interventions.
• Safety Net and MNV Groups mobilization

3) Potential victims/survivors/unsuccessful returnee migrants are economically skillful and socially accepted

• Counselling to parents and relatives
• Income generation trainings including life skill and entrepreneurship training to survivors and initial support for business start
• Community awareness and sensitization to community or parents on social reintegration
• Shelter Support for victims
• Staff Capacity Development
• Monitoring Visit from central office
• Briefing/orientation on project for project staff
• Project review meeting
• Project inception meeting with district line agencies
• DPAC meeting

C) Promotion of Safe Migration & Prevention of Human Trafficking in Doti and Kanchanpur Districts of Nepal

1) Migrants & their families take informed decision on Migration & contribute meaningfully in Governmental Social Development Services and communities network against human trafficking

• 1. Development, distribution & installation of IEC materials, Hoarding boards, Wall painting
• 2. Street dramas for public awareness by spouse groups
• 3. Conduction of infotainment (local music competition, informal cultural program, poppet show) in  local occasions
• 4. Support to form and strengthen VCCHT/MCCHT at village and municipality level with coordination VDC & MC
• 5. Day Celebration (Anti-HT, IMD, Labor, 16 days campaign against GBV/international women day)
• 6. Community campaign by spouse groups in seasonally (During Dashain & Tihar and Nepali New Year)
• 7. social mobilization and leadership training to peer facilitators  and spouse groups
• 8. 3 Days training on comprehensive package in Safe Migration, anti-Human Trafficking to peer facilitators
• 9. Half days orientation  to secondary level school students
• 10. 2 Days training to social studies subject teacher of secondary and lower secondary schools on Safe Migration, anti- Human Trafficking, Youth Mobilization
• 11. Bi-annual coordination/consultative meeting to governmental and non-governmental stakeholders at district level
• 13.Occasional Welcome and farewell program to migrants by spouse group and peer facilitators
• 14. Production and broadcasting radio program by local radio/FM on safe migration & prevention Human Trafficking including jingles (5 jingles)
• 15. 1 Day orientation on gender, social inclusion and HIV prevention to multipliers (spouse groups, returnee groups and migrant network Members)
• 16. 2 days comprehensive package training on Safe Migration, anti-human Trafficking to VDC/MC secretary and district line agency focal persons
• 17. Exposure visit (Social structure members, project staffs, selected district line agency )
• 18. Essay writing & debate  competition in higher secondary school level students (VDC/MCs and district level)
• 19.Provide mobile MISC service at transit/strategic location
• 20. Half Yearly media field visit and sharing

2) Social structures & networks are strengthened and effectively addressed safe migration and anti-human trafficking issues at local, district and national leve

• 1. Formation of district level migrant network in Doti district and technical backstopping
• 2. Advocacy and lobbing skill training to both migrant networks and develop operational and advocacy guideline  (2 days)
• 3. Formation of spouse groups in new project areas and mobilization
• 4. Financial literacy training to spouse and returnee migrants group members focusing on productive utilization of remittance
• 5. Orientation on advocacy & lobby to spouse group and returnee migrants group members
• 6. Account keeping orientation to spouse groups for micro-saving & credit
• 7. One day orientation on Safe Migration and anti-human trafficking to Spouse groups and returnee groups members
• 8. Lobbying workshop to local government  to mainstream the issues of SM & HT
• 9. Organizing (Sajha Manch) Public Hearing programs in coordination with local media in HT, SM, missing migrants issues & challenges in border
• 10. Socio-economic impact research on missing migrants family members and publication of research document
• 11. Interaction and Sharing workshop on research finding and rights of India migrants with district stakeholders and parliamentarians  
• 12. Develop social site (Face book/Twitter) to search missing migrants and national & cross border and sharing initiations of project
• 13. Coordination meeting among migrant network in destination (Parvasi Networks- Delhi, Mumbai)
• 14. Cross border coordination meeting at concerned district stakeholders including media on Safe Migration and Human Trafficking issue (Dashain & Tihar -Yearly basis- custom to custom, media to media, transit security, etc.)
• 15. Affiliation DMN into NNSM, other relevant forums
• 16.  Institutional essential support to migrant networks of both districts (Some furniture, stationary, cupboard,  policy printing, computer etc.)
• 17. Result mapping through visual documentary in  project good practices or innovation

3) Unsafe migration & human trafficking survivors enjoy improved livelihood and socially accepted and other returnee replicated the schemes in their communities

• 1. Livelihood Training (including  technical support to develop LIP and joint business plan)/Vocational/ entrepreneurship training and initial support to start businesses,  to the targeted beneficiaries (Missing Migrant Families, Survivors of Human Trafficking, Unsuccessful returnee)
• 2. Support to stranded /harassed migrant cases in transit at emergency
• 3. Legal and referral services to HT survivors and unsuccessful returnee in coordination with likeminded organizations
• 4. Coordination meeting for leveraging resources and linkages between other development actors including government
• 5. Psychosocial counseling by project staffs  to  unsuccessful returnee migrants and missing migrants family members
• 6. Training on stigma & discrimination reduction by project staffs to unsuccessful returnee and  family members of missing migrants
• 7. Monitoring & technical backstopping by DADO, DLSO

4) Planning, Monitoring & Documentation

• Baseline and end line study
• Bi-monthly staff meeting
• Bi-annual monitoring visit by executive committee of NEEDS Nepal
• District project inception meeting Kanchanpur
• Annual  DPAC project monitoring & meeting
• Quarterly monitoring by project management team
• Annual social audit

A) Minimization of unsafe and forced migration of Vulnerable Women and men in Kathmandu District of Nepal and promotion of migrants rights in Nepal

1. Community alert groups and cluster level networks have been set up and strengthened  to raise their voice against unsafe migration
2. Migration Information Centres (MIC) have been established and are functional at central and local level for providing information and services to target groups and various stakeholders
3. An Empirical study on “Migration trends and use of Remittance has been Developed
4. Vulnerable women migrants  and returnee male migrants of the targeted area have received  entrepreneur and vocational skills
5. Vulnerable women migrants and returnee male migrants have developed potentially viable business plan
6. Vulnerable women migrantsand returnee male migrants are sensitized on gender issues and have been integrated in existing social structures
7. Returnee women and men migrant  and families of current migrant are sensitized and start practicing on effective utilization of Remittance Money
8. Government and Civil Society stakeholders  are sensitized / informed about safe migration and for the need of policy reforms and effective implementation of existing provisions
9. Migration issues of Nepal and difficulties of Nepali migrant workers facing in destination country have been raised in regional and international forums and the findings are reflected back to influence national processes for promotion of migrant rights (policy reform, implementation mechanisms, etc) 
10. Civil society is mobilised to raise voice and sensitize government stakeholders for policy reform and effective implementation of policies
11. Active media work is implemented to spread migration related information and urge the need for policy reform and proper implementation of policies

B) Action at Community on Trafficking Intervention and Violence End (ACTIVE)

1. MNVs, Community Safety Net members and LCCHT members are capacitated to address safe migration, human trafficking and become friendly to deal with survivors
2. School drop-outs and adolescent girls (14-24) have received trainings on risk and prevention of human trafficking and safe migration within their communities
3. Police, government officials and other relevant stakeholders at local level are sensitized & ready to address human trafficking
4. Knowledge of girls/women on anti trafficking issue, safe migration and other legal provisions enhanced
5. Border Survillance and Info Centres are functional
6. In 2 working districts- Journalists are trained about human trafficking issue and sensitive reporting
7. Participants of the workshop with judge, lawyers, government attornies (public prosecutors) are sensitized
8. Developed and disseminated IEC materials throughout the project districts
9. General public are sensitized on anti human trafficking measures and safe migration procedures through radio programs
10. Government and Civil society Organizations are aware about Emerging Issues of Human trafficking and develop recommendation to amend laws
11. MNVs and Community Safety Net members are capacitated
12. DCCHT in Chitwan, Sindhupalchowk and Rasuwa districts are strengthened
13. DCCHT in Chitwan, Sindhupalchowk and Rasuwa districts are strengthened
14. Survivors have received Psychosocial counseling and health check-ups as per need
15. Potential victims and Survivors are empowered with income generating skills
16. Confidence level of survivors increased to attend court hearing

C) Promotion of Safe Migration & Prevention of Human Trafficking in Doti and Kanchanpur Districts of Nepal

1. Multipliers (Spouse groups, returnee groups, migrant network, VCCHT/MCCHT) Members and peer facilitators have deeper knowledge on SM, anti-HT, GESI, HIV prevention related issues, policy provision, and programs
2. Governmental and other stakeholders in local and district internalized knowledge and issue of SM, HT
3. Safe migration and anti-human trafficking related radio awarness programs, jingles have broadcasted by local FM
4. Community mass awarness on safe migration and anti-human trafficking took place
5. Informative hoarding boards & , wall painting designe and installed  for public awarness
6. Migrant network, spouse groups, returnee  groups and VCCHT/MCCHT have networking and advocacy skills
7. MoU between financial institutions/cooperatives and project implementers are signed
8.  Social structures members received training on social mobilization, leadership, HIV, GESI, GBV
9. Safe migration, anti-human trafficking and project related issues published in print & electronic media
10. Social structures members have exposed and increased thematic knowledge
11. Secondary school aged student oriented and have knowledge on SM, HT
12. Social subject teachers of secondary level have diper knowledge in SM, HT
13. Students of higher secondary level are aware in SM, HT issues
14.  Established  Migrant Information Service Center (MISCs) are well operated and mobile services started up
15.  Spouse & returnee groups are formed and strengethened to address issues of labour migration, human trafficking, GESI, GBV
16. Members of spouse and returnee groups know their roles and trained facilitation issues of SM, and HT
17. Spouse and returnee migrants group members trained on financial literacy with basic account keeping
18. Migrant network in Doti is established and stregenthened both networks in the issues of SM and prevent human trafficking and have operational guideline
19. Active media works including, sajha manch, journalist field visit are conducted
20. Common understanding are developed among national stakeholders including, policy makers in rights of India migration and advocacy for policy changes
21. Socio-economic research conducted on missing migrants families and policy feedback to governmental stakeholders
22. Social media site facebook/twitter developed and utilized
23. Research report & finding are shared to parliament members from Far Western Region to make them familiar on the magnitude of migration and human trafficking context
24.  Local governmental stakeholders internalized and  mainstream SM & HT issues
25. SM, HT related issue raised in cross-border concerned stakeholders forums at Indo-Nepal
26. Unsuccessful returnee migrants, survivors of HT, vulnerable missing migrant families received vocational  and entreprenurship trainings
27. Unsuccessful returnee migrants, human trafficking survivors and vulnerable missing migrant families received psychosocial counselling
28. Haressed and stranded migrants have received emergency support and needy case are referred
29. Family & community members are sensitised for stigmatisation and inappropriate behaviour against human trafficking survivors, unsuccessful returnee migrants  and missing migrant families
30.  Unsuccessful returnee migrants, survivors of HT and missing migrant families received livelihood support (In kind)
31. Livelihood holders technically got support from governmental lineagencies for example- DLSO, DADO
32. Human trafficking survivors,unsuccessful returnee migrants, missing migrant families received legal services

A) Minimization of unsafe and forced migration of Vulnerable Women and men in Kathmandu District of Nepal and promotion of migrants rights in Nepal

• Majorly Vulnerable women migrants and generally, Returnee male migrants enjoy safe migration and migrants rights

• Vulnerable women migrants  and returnee male migrants of the targeted area have improved  their socio-economic status(  includes effective use of Remittance) and sensitized on Gender issues

• Migration/ foreign employment related policies and provisions are positively influenced and effectively implemented

B) Action at Community on Trafficking Intervention and Violence End (ACTIVE)

• Women & girls who are vulnerable to trafficking are intercepted/rescued, and cases of trafficking are reduced through prevention measures.
• Anti-Trafficking structures and policies are improved
• Potential victims/survivors/unsuccessful returnee migrants are economically skillful and socially accepted

C) Promotion of Safe Migration & Prevention of Human Trafficking in Doti and Kanchanpur Districts of Nepal

• Migrants & Their Families Take Informed Decision on Migration & contribute meaningfully in governmental social development service and Communities Network against Human Trafficking
• Social Structures & Networks are Strengthened and Effectively Addressed Safe Migration and Anti-Human Trafficking Issues at Local, District and National Level
• Sozio-Economic Reintegration of unsuccessful Returnee Migrants and Human Trafficking Victims

1. Unsafe and forced migration of vulnerable Nepali women and men has been reduced
2. Vulnerabilities of Women and Girls in Context of Unsafe Migration and Human Trafficking are reduced
3. Migrants & Human Trafficking Survivors Rights are Protected and Unsuccessful Returnee Migrants and Their Families Enjoy Better Livelihood