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Breaking Barriers! Improving sexual and reproductive health and rights of adolescent girls in Dolpa

Breaking Barriers has two main objectives: 1. to improve the situation of adolescent girls in SRHR, this includes both building knowledge and empowering girls to know and claim their rights and creating a supportive environment through awareness raising and / or technical support in the provision of girl-friendly services with families, village communities, local government, schools and health facilities. 2. to strengthen the capacity of young girls to confidently advocate for their needs (SRHR but also others) in their communities, to gain agency, decision-making power and influence at the local level. In addition, capacity building of the local project executing agency is prioritised in order to increase sustainability.

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USD 1.1M budget·USD 586K disbursed·GIZ Nepal implementer·Dolpa, Karnali location·Sep 1, 2024 → Aug 31, 2027 timeline

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Breaking Barriers has two main objectives: 1. to improve the situation of adolescent girls in SRHR, this includes both building knowledge and empowering girls to know and claim their rights and creating a supportive environment through awareness raising and / or technical support in the provision of girl-friendly services with families, village communities, local government, schools and health facilities. 2. to strengthen the capacity of young girls to confidently advocate for their needs (SRHR but also others) in their communities, to gain agency, decision-making power and influence at the local level. In addition, capacity building of the local project executing agency is prioritised in order to increase sustainability.

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