Access to Education and Livelihoods for Musahar Girls

Funding Information
(USD)
Total Actual Commitment:
5,304,495 USD
Total Planned Commitment:
0 USD
Total Actual Disbursements:
4,851,449 USD
Total Planned Disbursements:
0 USD
Unallocated Disbursements:
453,046 USD
TOTAL EXPENDITURES:
3,141,199 USD USD
Additional Information
Project Created By:
street-child@amp.org
Project Modified By:
street-child@amp.org
Project Created On:
10/06/2021
Created in workspace:
Street Child of Nepal -Team
 
Identification
Project Title: 
Access to Education and Livelihoods for Musahar Girls VALIDATED
ID: 
87238117724003

IATI Identifier: 


Gender Marker: 
Directly Supportive

Climate Change Relevance: 
Neutral

Status:  On-Going
Budget Head: 
Status Reason: 

 


Input: 

 

  • Design and develop learning program, plan, instructional methods and materials
  • Deliver learning program: Developing, designing and printing   learning materials in Maithali. Distance Learning will be introduced in all possible situations.
  • Running of Community Learning centres offering ALP programmes
  • Musahar girls are receiving ALP classes and learning materials
  • Training of Employment Transition Advisors to implement the EMTP programme. Training will be done using online tools as Microsoft teams and Zoom.
  • Developing, designing and printing   learning materials in Maithali
  • Provide satellite training to the girls
  • Setting up the enterprise cash grant
  • Running of EMTP classes
  • School Transition Program
  • Training of Protection Advisors to run Protection circles
  • Running of PP
  • Coordination and consultation meetings with Government Stakeholders
  • Social Audit

Outputs: 
  • Musahar girls have access to Accelerated Learning Program to rapidly acquire functional literacy and numeracy skills
  • 10,500 Musahar girls successfully complete ALP classes and attain functional literacy
  • 60 community educators successfully trained to deliver ALP classes
  • Musahar girls have access to Livelihoods Support Program to develop employable knowledge and skills, increase income earning capacity, and transition into employment.
  • 42 Employment Transition Advisors successfully trained to deliver Financial Literacy classes
  • 5500 girls successfully complete EMTP course.
  • GBP 150 cash grants provided to 2500 beneficiaries for enterprises establishment
  • 3000 Musahar girls receive skill set to support transition to the job or advanced training
  • 18 Education Transition Advisors recruited and trained
  • 750 teachers trained in 215 schools on inclusive and conducive classroom environment
  • Increased awareness of issues affecting Musahars among government representative and stakeholders
  • Musahar girls and boys have access to protection Circles that promote strengthened ability to resist abuse, increased awareness of rights and improved confidence in accessing social networks and services.
  • 60 Protection Advisors successfully trained to deliver PP classes
  • 10,500 girls and 7,500 boys successfully complete life skills programme
  • Musahar girls increased confidence and access to support from Protection Circles.

Outcome:
  • Marginalised girls supported by the project with improved learning outcomes (with sub-indicator for boys where reported) and;
  • Marginalised girls will have transitioned into and through key stages of education, training or employment (with sub-indicator for boys where reported)
  • Musahar girls have increased access to and ownership of political, economic and social resources, enabling participation in decision making in their households and communities

Impact: 
  • Increased access to education and better livelihoods for the most marginalized Musahar girls


Budget Type:
Off Budget

Treasury Type:


Humanitarian Aid: No

Planning

Date of Agreement:  08-03-2020
Date of effectiveness: 
Proposed Start Date: 
Actual Start Date: 
Planned Completion Date:  10-31-2021
Extension Date 1:  03-31-2022
Location
[NEPAL] 100.0%

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National Plan
[National Development Plan (NDP)]   [Social Development Policy]   [Education] 100.0%
Sectors

PRIMARY SECTORS
Nepal Sector Classification - EDUCATION (38.0)%

Nepal Sector Classification - OTHERS - SOCIAL (25.0)%

Nepal Sector Classification - LIVELIHOOD (37.0)%


Implementing/Executing Agencies

Donor Organization: 
  • Street Child of Nepal

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

Executing Agency: 
  • Street Child of Nepal 100.0 %

Implementing Agency: 
  • NGOs 100.0 %
Funding
Street Child of Nepal
Transaction Type Transaction Date Type Of Assistance Mode Of Payment Post Earthquake Assistance Aid Type Financing Instrument Amount
Actual Commitment 08-03-2020 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 5,045,953 USD
Actual Commitment 10-01-2020 Grant Aid Direct Payment No COVID-19 Pandemic Response Project Support 258,542 USD
Sub Total Actual Commitment: 5,304,495 USD
Sub Total Planned Commitment: 0 USD
Actual Disbursement 06-30-2018 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 11,885 USD
Actual Disbursement 12-31-2018 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 273,440 USD
Actual Disbursement 06-30-2019 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 977,265 USD
Actual Disbursement 12-31-2019 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 595,882 USD
Actual Disbursement 06-30-2020 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 655,918 USD
Actual Disbursement 12-31-2020 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 767,687 USD
Actual Disbursement 12-31-2020 Grant Aid Direct Payment No COVID-19 Pandemic Response Project Support 93,404 USD
Actual Disbursement 06-30-2021 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 1,040,226 USD
Actual Disbursement 06-30-2021 Grant Aid Direct Payment No COVID-19 Pandemic Response Project Support 165,138 USD
Actual Disbursement 08-31-2021 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 270,605 USD
Sub Total Actual Disbursement: 4,851,449 USD
Sub Total Planned Disbursement: 0 USD
UNDISBURSED BALANCE: 453,046 USD
Expenditure 12-31-2018 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 119,348 USD
Expenditure 06-30-2019 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 540,863 USD
Expenditure 12-31-2019 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 271,968 USD
Expenditure 06-30-2020 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 519,255 USD
Expenditure 12-31-2020 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 487,649 USD
Expenditure 12-31-2020 Grant Aid Direct Payment No COVID-19 Pandemic Response Project Support 18,460 USD
Expenditure 06-30-2021 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 741,731 USD
Expenditure 06-30-2021 Grant Aid Direct Payment No COVID-19 Pandemic Response Project Support 180,746 USD
Expenditure 08-31-2021 Grant Aid Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Project Support 261,179 USD
Progress Achieved

Progress Achieved: 

Street Child has seen significant outcomes: to date, 1650 beneficiaries have participated in the learning intervention with 45 transitioned to school – a tremendous success in communities where 100% of girls have dropped out of school at age 10. 792 beneficiaries have participated in the livelihoods intervention and transitioned into enterprise establishment or employment; of the 114 beneficiaries assessed to date, 100% are reporting an immediate increase in income. 1650 beneficiaries have participated the life skills support circles and report improved participation in household, marital and reproductive decisions. A pathbreaking Annual Status of Education Report has formed the foundation for efforts to advocate and increase accountability towards the Musahars and other marginalised groups in Nepal. 


Key Problems: 

The project has suffered significant setbacks, with the suspension of classes as a resistance from National Nepal Musahar Society. However, we reflect on this as a positive, productive challenge that has resulted in transparent, trusting relationships with Musahar representatives, and in a close, collaborative partnership [most evident in the recruitment of Musahar members into Street Child]. Street Child recognises that the short-term impact on project implementation is outweighed by the long-term impact of increased leadership, representation and voice in the communities - more important than ever as our reliance on local level action and ownership is increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 


Steps Taken to solve the problem: 

We have established a positive, productive forum for working with the National Nepal Musahar Society; regular meetings are allowing them to raise concerns, call for responsiveness and coordinate responses [and are incorporated into our project plans]. A sense of a shared partnership and strengthened ties and trust have had a significant impact in allowing the smooth resumption of project implementation


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