Summary of the project: BEE-Group has been implementing Lead and Decide project in Banke and Bardiya district partnership with Plan International Nepal. The project aims to enhance the capacity of girls and young women lead change, have control over their bodies and make informed decision about their lives.
Major Intervention:
Approach and implementing modality
Total reached population in disaggregated form (Up to December 2021)
Sex |
0-18 Years |
19-24 |
>25 |
Sub Total |
Female |
1164 |
178 |
1248 |
2599 |
Male |
520 |
29 |
287 |
836 |
Total |
1684 |
207 |
1535 |
3,435 |
Girls and young women; age group of 10-15, and 16-24 including their family members and community people.
Ultimate Outcome: Girls and young women lead change, have control over their bodies and make informed decision about their lives
Long term Outcomes 1: Children, adolescents and youths (CAYs), their families and communities change social norms to address root causes of inequality for systemic changes, including challenging stigma and harmful practices.
Intermediate Outcomes: 1
1.1 Families and communities support adolescent girls and young people to challenge harmful practices and norms including their participation and efforts to challenge harmful/discriminatory social norms and barriers to Sexual and Reproductive Health Right (SRHR) including Menstrual Taboo*.
1.2 Adolescent girls and youth networks are visible as resilient change agents and use their agency and voice to transform harmful social norms and inequitable power relations, including around Sexual and Reproductive Health Right (SRHR)
Long term Outcomes 2: Girls, adolescents, and young women have access to stigma-free Sexual and Reproductive Health Right (SRHR) information and services, and can make their own decisions about their sexual, reproductive health and rights free from discrimination, coercion and violence
Intermediate Outcomes: 2
2.1 Local and provincial government provide a meaningful space for young people to have a voice in decision making processes and champion young people´s participation in civil and political rights
2.2 Health facilities take action to provide quality adolescent-friendly, gender-responsive and inclusive SRHR services
target group:
expected results:
Ultimate Outcome: Girls and young women lead change, have control over their bodies and make informed decision about their lives
Long term Outcomes 1: Children, adolescents and youths (CAYs), their families and communities change social norms to address root causes of inequality for systemic changes, including challenging stigma and harmful practices.
Intermediate Outcomes: 1
1.1 Families and communities support adolescent girls and young people to challenge harmful practices and norms including their participation and efforts to challenge harmful/discriminatory social norms and barriers to Sexual and Reproductive Health Right (SRHR) including Menstrual Taboo*.
1.2 Adolescent girls and youth networks are visible as resilient change agents and use their agency and voice to transform harmful social norms and inequitable power relations, including around Sexual and Reproductive Health Right (SRHR)
Long term Outcomes 2: Girls, adolescents, and young women have access to stigma-free Sexual and Reproductive Health Right (SRHR) information and services, and can make their own decisions about their sexual, reproductive health and rights free from discrimination, coercion and violence
Intermediate Outcomes: 2
2.1 Local and provincial government provide a meaningful space for young people to have a voice in decision making processes and champion young people´s participation in civil and political rights
2.2 Health facilities take action to provide quality adolescent-friendly, gender-responsive and inclusive SRHR services
location
Bardiya district: Madhuban Muncipality and Barabardiya Municipality Banke district: Khajura Rural Municipality
budget
Durtion
June 2019 to July 2022
Funding