Reported end date passed· Child Rights

NP Combating the Worst Form of Child Labour among vulnerable children, particularly focusing on Free-bonded Labourer (Ex-Kamalari) in Dang District, Nepal

The proposed programme will focus on children at risk of child labour and exploitation from the deprived communities in Nepal. It will work with family, community, government, law enforcement agencies, civil society organization and private sector as their roles are crucial in addressing child labour. The programme intend to cover 1000 girls, 1000 boys and 1036 households from Dang, Gabodiya, Bela, Sisaniya and Gadauwa Village Development Committees (VDCs) of Nepal. The majority of children targeted are from Tharu community. Tharu are the oldest as well as the largest ethnic minority group, considered as deprived group. The programme envisages the change with two objectives, ensuring rights of children in a safe and respectful environment by improved coping life skills and increased financial earnings of the family. Secondly ensuring that the targeted group have a better quality of life by practicing their basic human right to education. Programme is designed using 4 Ps approach.

Source-reported status: active. Timeline labels use reported dates and do not verify current activity.