Anti-Human Trafficking Project Nepal (AHT Project Nepal)

Funding Information
(USD)
Total Actual Commitment:
1,568,875 USD
Total Planned Commitment:
0 USD
Total Actual Disbursements:
1,376,489 USD
Total Planned Disbursements:
0 USD
Unallocated Disbursements:
192,387 USD
TOTAL EXPENDITURES:
464,877 USD USD
Additional Information
Project Created By:
gsif@amp.org
Project Modified By:
gsif@amp.org
Project Created On:
12/07/2020
Created in workspace:
Good Shepherd Internation Foundation -Team
 
Identification
Project Title: 
Anti-Human Trafficking Project Nepal (AHT Project Nepal) VALIDATED
ID: 
87238114721993

IATI Identifier: 


Gender Marker: 
Directly Supportive

Climate Change Relevance: 
Neutral

Status:  On-Going
Budget Head: 
Status Reason: 

 


Input: 

The project focuses on following major themes to bring out the expected results;

a. Interventions on prevention of human-trafficking focused in adult-entertainment industry. 

b. Prevention of cross-border human trafficking through the sub-project in Rupandehi

c. Activities on Protection of children from online sexual exploitation 


Outputs: 

1.1 Victims/survivors of trafficking are rescued, repatriated and reintegrated in the community – cross border project

1.2 Trafficking survivors of are safeguarded through protection/transit home – cross border project

1.3 Youth who at risk are provided with short stay shelter services (internal trafficking – adult entertainment sector /transit home and reintegration)

1.4 Children (girls) affected by sexual abuse or at high-risk are safeguarded through short- and medium-term protection home with focus on family reintegration and/or social recovery and community reintegration

2.1  Survivors  of trafficking are empowered through   education, sustainable livelihood options of vocational skills and life skill trainings – cross border project

2.2 Survivors of trafficking overcome trauma through psychosocial counselling services, medical care and legal aid

2.3 Youth at risk / internally trafficked gain self-confidence through job oriented vocational skills and life skill trainings–Pokhara and Kathmandu

2.4 Youth at risk / internally trafficked are prepared to stand against trafficking through psychosocial counselling services, medical care and legal aid – Pokhara and Kathmandu

2.5  Children (girls) affected by sexual abuse are  empowered through   education and various life skill trainings – CP Home in Pokhara

2.6 Children (girls) affected by sexual abuse   overcome trauma through psychosocial counselling services/wellbeing and medical care.

3.1  Local women leaders, local level political representatives and the communities are empowered with knowledge and information about trafficking

·         Protection committees formed in each project location.

·         The community makes

Inclusive efforts against human trafficking for its prevention.

3.2.Youth are empowered and capacity strengthened to participate and lead advocacy activities through peer support groups. 

3.4. Strengthened advocacy forums and networks working on supporting with reinforcing laws and changes in policies on trafficking

4.1. Good collaboration with government officials is established.

 

4.2. Supporting with formulating strategies to implement the existing laws and regulations and those that are being developed.

 

4.3. NTA, ISPs and the Child Helpline work together and protect children from the harm of internet and online child sexual abuse/exploitation

4.4. Children have knowledge on how to use the internet safely and protect themselves from sexual abuse/exploitation and from the perpetrators


Outcome:

1. Increased protection, rehabilitation and reintegration of vulnerable girls trafficked and at risk. 

2.Improved self-esteem and self-reliance of trafficking survivors and those at risk.

3.Community is aware, organized and prepared to address the issues of human trafficking.

4. Government, line agencies proactively devise and implement laws to combat online sexual exploitation of children.

5. Monitoring and Evaluation


Impact: 

The women and girls survivors of trafficking or at risk of trafficking are rescued, protected and reintegrated in more responsive and safer communities and other rehabilitation mechanisms through networking and prevention of online child sexual abuse. 



Budget Type:
Off Budget

Treasury Type:


Humanitarian Aid: Yes

Planning

Date of Agreement:  07-08-2019
Date of effectiveness:  07-08-2019
Proposed Start Date:  07-08-2019
Actual Start Date:  07-08-2019
Planned Completion Date:  07-09-2022
Location
[Bagmati] [Kathmandu (Kathmandu)] 50.0%

[Gandaki] [Kaski (Pokhara)] 27.0%

[Lumbini ] [Rupandehi (Bhairahawa)] 23.0%

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National Plan
[National Development Plan (NDP)]   [Peace, rehabilitation and Inclusive Development]   [Gender Equity, Women Development] 96.0%
[National Development Plan (NDP)]   [Social Development Policy]   [Children] 4.0%
Sectors

PRIMARY SECTORS
Nepal Sector Classification - WOMEN, CHILDREN & SOCIAL WELFARE (100.0)%


Implementing/Executing Agencies

Donor Organization: 
  • Good Shepherd International Foundation

Counterpart Ministry : 
  • Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizen 100.0 %
  • Department of Women and Children 0.0 %

Executing Agency: 
  • Good Shepherd International Foundation 100.0 %

Implementing Agency: 
  • NGOs 100.0 %
Funding
Good Shepherd International Foundation
Transaction Type Transaction Date Type Of Assistance Mode Of Payment Post Earthquake Assistance Aid Type Financing Instrument Amount
Actual Commitment 07-08-2019 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 1,352,381 USD
Actual Commitment 05-12-2021 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 216,494 USD
Sub Total Actual Commitment: 1,568,875 USD
Sub Total Planned Commitment: 0 USD
Actual Disbursement 12-31-2019 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 429,314 USD
Actual Disbursement 12-31-2020 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 347,506 USD
Actual Disbursement 06-27-2021 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 207,243 USD
Actual Disbursement 12-31-2021 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 226,058 USD
Actual Disbursement 07-16-2022 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 166,368 USD
Sub Total Actual Disbursement: 1,376,489 USD
Sub Total Planned Disbursement: 0 USD
UNDISBURSED BALANCE: 192,387 USD
Expenditure 12-31-2019 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 311,777 USD
Expenditure 08-10-2020 Direct Implementation Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 153,101 USD
Progress Achieved

Progress Achieved: 

 


Key Problems: 

 


Steps Taken to solve the problem: 

 


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