Reported end date passed· Child Rights
Establishing Women and Children Service Centers
The objective of the JFPR is to reduce vulnerability and helplessness of women and children in 5 rural districts of Nepal by providing professional and coordinated protection and assistance to female and child victims of crimes such as rape, domestic violence, polygamy, allegations of witchcraft, child abuse, child marriage and trafficking. This will increase their chances of reintegration into mainstream society and thus their participation in the development process eventually leading to poverty reduction.
Source-reported status: completed. Timeline labels use reported dates and do not verify current activity.
Reported by Asian Development Bank
Overview
About this project
The objective of the JFPR is to reduce vulnerability and helplessness of women and children in 5 rural districts of Nepal by providing professional and coordinated protection and assistance to female and child victims of crimes such as rape, domestic violence, polygamy, allegations of witchcraft, child abuse, child marriage and trafficking. This will increase their chances of reintegration into mainstream society and thus their participation in the development process eventually leading to poverty reduction.
Field coverage
100% complete
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0.4%USD 13K reported disbursed against USD 3.2M reported budget. This financial ratio does not measure implementation or outcomes.
Provenance
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