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JOFA ACTE: TdH This project will build upon work already being undertaken by TdH NL in partnership with UNICEF through the RVO funded FAMAHA project, but it is taking place in a different district.
BD 2018 Initiatives for Married Adolescent Girls Empowerment Phase II IMAGE Plus BD CA // Bangladesh Programme - IMAGE (Initiatives for Married Adolescent Girls&rsquo; Empowerment)
2019 Countering child trafficking for Domestic Labour in Mwanza, Tanzania EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
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IN 2018-2020 Initiatives Married Adolescent Girls Empowerment (IMAGE) Karnataka AS CA // Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
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DtZ- Stepping Up the Fight Against Sexual Exploitation of Children (SUFASEC), Nepal The SUFASEC programme is designed to combat SEC by working towards the following long-term impact: &ldquo;Children in all of their diversity are better protected from sexual exploitation.&rdquo;&nbsp; The long-term impact will be reached through three interlinking objectives that address different dimensions (social norms, assets/environments, and laws/policies/systems).&nbsp;
The different stakeholder groups involved in the SUFASEC programme include: Children and youth in all their diversity, Caregivers and Communities, CSOs and CBOs, Local and national governments, Private Secto, International donors, Intergovernmental bodies, INGOs, Multilateral entities, Dutch Stakeholders,&nbsp;Media &amp; Journalists
Stopping Sexual Exploitation of Children Online, in Travel and Tourism in Cebu Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
BD 2018 (GAA-INCIDIN)Prevention of CT through Community Strength/Network PCTSCN AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia





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IDCE0153 2018 DtZ: Strengthening Law Enforcement to Prosecute Sexual Child Crimes AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
LA 2017: Protection and Empowerment of Women and Children in the Lao, PDR AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
RE DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION OF REGIONAL EFFORTS AGAINST CT (DIRECT) (GAA) EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
BBB Bangladesh : Building Back Better in times of Covid-19 Bangladesh The Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated the already complex web of vulnerabilities of children who are victims of, or at risk of SEC&nbsp; and poses unprecedented threats to their protection. The projectś goal is to  make sure children and youth are better protected when at risk or victim of sexual exploitation, during and in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. This will be achieved through the projects 5 outcomes. This project is under the programme DtZ Building Back Better in times of Covid-19&nbsp;that will&nbsp;build on the 2016-2020 DtZ and complement the 2020-2021 Voice for Change.&nbsp;
2019 GAA INT GM Engaging in Multi-stakeholder Advocacy Towards Achieving SDG 8.7 AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
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Better Migration Management (BMM) III Communication Strategy Engaging with Transport Sector for Victims of Trafficking The proposed project addresses child trafficking as a root cause of child labour in Busia County in Kenya. The project&rsquo;s aim is to prevent human trafficking with a focus on child trafficking, at the stage of transit in Kenya. Specifically, it will engage transport sector actors and potential Victims of Trafficking (VoTs) using public transport, by delivering anti-human trafficking messages with a focus on child trafficking and child labour, to members of the transport sector (bus drivers and conductors, truck drivers, mini-bus drivers and conductors as well as their management structures and ticketing staff).
KE 2016: Coalition on Violence Against Women (COVAW)(GAA) EA CE // Integrated prevention and response to CSEC in East Africa
UG 2019 Ending Trafficking/unsafe Migration in Napak district Dwelling Places HO EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
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BD 2019 (EU-CCSEC) Combating Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in BD BD CE // Bangladesh Programme-EU : Combating Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children ( CCSEC) in Bangladesh
UG 2018: Stopping Child Exploitation through Education and Livelihood (SCEEL) EA CL // Ending WFCL in EA mining and domestic work
IN 2019 GAA: Addressing the issues of CM and CT in Telangana State/6 districts AS CA // Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
BD 2018 -UDDIPAN (CL) Ending Child labour in Bangladesh A Comprehensive Approach AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
LA 2016: Village Focus International AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
PH 2020 GAA: Private Sector Engagement to Address GBV, Economic Exclusion Among Vulnerable Groups in Metro Cebu The objective of the 2020 GAA project is to focus activities more on building men&rsquo;s capacity to become advocates in upholding the rights of women and girls in target communities. The work on private sector will also be strengthened to orient companies on compliance with laws and policies i.e. Magna Carta of Women, Child Protection Laws including Child Labor Law as well as the Labor Code of the Philippines. The project also aims to document stories of success in the work/partnership with the private sector.
TH 2016 Reducing child labour among migrant workers in Thai seafood industry AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
Education and SRHR for the Children of Harijan and Brothel Children in Tangail &nbsp;Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
AS 2020 GAA: Lobby and Advocacy Initiatives in Asia Region including empowering Children to lead Advocacy Initiatives This is a new project for TdH-NL at Asia Region to engage directly with the regional bodies such as SAARC &amp; SAIEVAC for strengthening the advocacy efforts by TdH-NL at Bangladesh, India and Nepal Programmes, increase the visibility of TdH-NL in Asia Region working through existing projects in the countries and supporting advocacy events at Regional level.
Bridge fund to build a sustainability strategy to prevent early pregnancy and early marriage in Mondulkiri " 18% funding from&nbsp;Global Giving campaign led by RO Asia (raised in 2017). This 3 month bridge project, extension of project KHCA0215, aims to build and implement a sustainability strategy for the interventions that have been developed by the first project: educational support, awareness on SRH and behavioural change through C4D with child clubs. It aims to showcase approach implemented by TdH-NL in Mondulkiri, a territory largely marginalized re:development efforts, and attract potential donors. After implementing a similar project in Ratanakiri, UNICEF is assessing the possibility to expand to Mondulkiri in 2021 in the context of the development of a Provincial Action Plan to tackle ECM. 
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Contribute to the reduction of the prevalence of CSEC in Turkana County by October 2020. The project seeks to ensure the protection of children in Turkana County focusing on those at risk and victims of CSEC through enhancing their capacities.
Elimination of child labour in mining in Bugiri and Moroto districts &nbsp;Contributing to the progressive elimination of child labour in Gold mining in Uganda through Advocacy. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LoF4sYzwehi3tvV66qAu5gaoVhvK_2fRithaTPiYsDo/edit
DtZ- Stepping Up the Fight Against Sexual Exploitation of Children (SUFASEC), Thailand The SUFASEC programme is designed to combat SEC by working towards the following long-term impact: &ldquo;Children in all of their diversity are better protected from sexual exploitation.&rdquo;&nbsp; The long-term impact will be reached through three interlinking objectives that address different dimensions (social norms, assets/environments, and laws/policies/systems).&nbsp;
The different stakeholder groups involved in the SUFASEC programme include: Children and youth in all their diversity, Caregivers and Communities, CSOs and CBOs, Local and national governments, Private Secto, International donors, Intergovernmental bodies, INGOs, Multilateral entities, Dutch Stakeholders,&nbsp;Media &amp; Journalists
Destination Unknown project Thailand Children on the Move Advocacy in Sub-Mekong Region Project. The project aim is to reduce the risks and vulnerabilities migrants and refugees face at different stages of migration by empowering, respecting, protecting and fulfilling their human rights.
KE 2017: TdH-NL Turkana Drought Emergency Response Emergency response to the drought induced near-famine situation in Turkana. arranged by the Child Protection in Emergencies
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UG 2016 GAA Stopping Child Exploitation through Education and Livelihood.(SCEEL) EA CL // Ending WFCL in EA mining and domestic work
ET 2018 - Paths to Safer Childhood (ANPPCAN ET) EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
UG 2019 My right my future ending teenage pregnancies/CM in Pakwach district HO EA CA // Child SRH Rights &amp; protection from abuse
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Child Protection through Capacity Building, Transformation of Social Norms and Strengthening of Protection Mechanisms Terre des Hommes Netherlands is partnering with Strategies for Northern Development (SND), through a consultancy arrangement, to provide technical and professional support in delivery of the project titled: Building Foundation for Ending Child Exploitation (Harmful traditional practices, Child trafficking and unsafe migration of children) in Pastoral Communities of Marsabit County- Northern Kenya. The BMZ funded CTM project&rsquo;s overall aim is&nbsp; to&nbsp; strengthen the child protection system in Kenya that prevents and responds to the exploitation of children while promoting their physical, mental, and social well-being by September 2025
PH 2018 GAA Samar and Leyte Economic Empowerment of Girls/Young Women from CL AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
ID 2016: Community empowerment and law enforcement to reduce child labor AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
2019GAA Asia: Decent work which covers CL, education and safe economic migration AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
BD 2017 Sexual Exploitation of Children Online and in Travel and Tourism AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
Kenya DRA Acute Crisis Mechanism Joint Response Kenya declared a drought emergency on Sep 21. Earlier, the county Govt. of Marsabit raised a humanitarian appeal to preserve livelihoods on Mar 21. Despite the 2 appeals the scale of the ongoing responses are disproportionate to the needs. The proposed interventions will address immediate lifesaving food &amp; livelihood protection needs in line with the two appeals. TdH/SND will provide an integrated MPC &amp; livestock feed intervention for 3570 people in Moyale &amp; Sololo.
She Leads EA 21-25: Advancing GYW rights to meaningful participation and engagement in regional decision making spaces. While African WROs do&nbsp; recognize the specific oppressions that the girl-child faces, the voices of GYW have hardly been integrated in a meaningful manner in the women&rsquo;s rights movement, nor adequately represented in the regional decision making spaces. This is partly because WROs assume that they represent all female interests, and also the fact that most GYW lack the capacity to access relevant platforms. This is a reflection of the effects of negative cultural norms, lack of resources, and inadequate strategies to meaningfully engage them.
ET 2019 GAA: Joint Voices Against Trafficking and Unsafe Migration project EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
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KH 2017: Destination Unknown - Child Rights in the Global Compacts AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
ET 2018 GAA: Combined Efforts Against CSEC in Amhara Region EA CE // Integrated prevention and response to CSEC in East Africa
IN 2018: Empowering mica community with livelihood support AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
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INT 2018 Engaging in Multi-Stakeholder Advocacy Towards Achieving SDG 8.7 AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
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Syria Joint Response 2020 For the sixth year, Tdh is part of the Syria Joint Response, funded by the Dutch MFA, and led by ZOA. Tdh is mostly providing assistance to people with disabilities in Jaramana, Qattana, Daf El shok, Eastern Ghota (Rural Damascus) and Jeble (Aleppo). Activities: Food vouchers, MHPSS and physical rehab, fisiotherapy, or rehab.
Project includes a COVID-19 Top Up.
UG 2016: Engaging Authorities to prevent CSEC in Kampala /Wakiso district EA CE // Integrated prevention and response to CSEC in East Africa
KH 2018: WATCH Cambodia AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
BF Burkina Faso Joint Response 2019 Since early 2019, non-state armed groups have consolidated their presence in especially the Northern part of Burkina Faso. There has been a sharp increase in violence which has unfolded a dramatic humanitarian crisis. Currently, Tdh responds through an Acute Joint Response in the Titao district, with service provision including in primary health care, natal care, GBV treatment, child protection, PSS.
Project funded by the Dutch MFA, with Plan as lead organisation.
Project includes a COVID-19 Top Up.
ET 2018: TdH-NL (PSC) EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
Bangladesh Reconnection Program This program is about uniting families and aims to provide Bangladesh adoptees and their biological families with the opportunity to restore identity and contact. This program stems from the initiative within the Bengali adoption community in the Netherlands to structurally facilitate individual searches of adoptees. However, the volunteer staff members and stakeholders of SSC can rely on 28 years of experience, both in civil society and in business. The organisation was started in 2017 by volunteers and has proven itself in recent years by successfully reuniting adoptees and their birth families.&nbsp;
Burkina Faso ECHO 2020 The objective of the project is to improve health preparedness and response to disasters in 27 communes in the North, the Boucle du Mouhoun and the East by deploying the innovative surveillance system developed by Tdh which facilitates shock analysis recurrent, by strengthening the response capacities of the decentralized CONASUR services and of the health services to anticipate seasonal risks and provide rapid and appropriate responses in the event of disasters without these reducing the capacity to respond to needs usual users of health centers.
IN 2018: Destination Unknown Children on the Move (DU-CoM) Campaign in West Bengal, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
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Safety for Children and their Rights OnLine (SCROL) Nepal The SCROL Nepal project will be implemented under the SCROL programme which is also implemented in the Philippines, Cambodia and Kenya.&nbsp;
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This project aims to protect 12 to 18 year children in Bagmati and Gandaki provinces and the National capital Kathmandu of Nepal from OCSE by creating a safe family and community environment through collaborative engagement with Children, Families and Communities, Law Enforcement Agencies, Government Departments, Formal and&nbsp; Informal Human Rights&nbsp; Mechanisms&nbsp; and the Private Sector.
Child Safety by design Campaign The objective of the campaign is to bring a new narrative and shape&nbsp;EU policy discussions in Brussels and the Netherlands around the&nbsp;proposed&nbsp; CSA Regulation towards ensuring strong child safety by design&nbsp;requirements to prevent OCSE and identify grooming and CSAMproactively.&nbsp;The campaign will target both policymakers as well as the general public. We aim to grow the support of children, parents and anyone that is concerned about the online safety of children to the CSAregulation, in order to influence decision makers.
BD 2019 GAA ASK Sexual Exploitation of Children Online and in Travel and Tourism AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
She Leads Uganda:Amplifying the Voices of Girls and Young Women in the Decision Making  processes in Napak and Moroto The project seeks to address the critical issue of exclusion of GYW from decision making processes that are greatly influenced by the discriminatory social norms including policies and laws that need to be formulated or implemented to support GYW rights. The main objective is to increase sustained influence of GYW on gender norms and in decision making in formal and informal institutions. This aligns with the mandate of inclusion of GYW in decision making processes.
PH 2020 GAA: Promotion of Gender Equality and Economic Empowerment in Eastern Visayas The Consortium continue to advocate for behavioral change through efforts influencing community, local CSOs and government partner to contribute to the achievement of the overall goal - Girls and young women are economically empowered and free from all forms of gender based violence.
ET Zero Tolerance to Unsafe Migration and CT in Lay and Tach Gayint South Gonder EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
Mica ILO 2021-2023: Elimination of WFCL in the Mica mining belt in Jharkhand, India The proposed project is an expansion of the Mica programme in India to address worst forms of child labour through community empowerment and comprehensive advocacy and lobbying approach in 15 new villages. The project will strive to accomplish a &ldquo;mica supply chain free from child labour&rdquo; by promoting vibrant community-based organisations, well equipped CSOs (Civil Society Organisations), strong CSO network and strengthening the MSP (Multi Stakeholder Platform).
TZ 2016: Protecting Children from CSEC in Mara Region EA CE // Integrated prevention and response to CSEC in East Africa
TH Fast Forward; Dek Hi-Tech Programme AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT) 
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IN 2016: Protecting the Rights of Children On the Move (PROCOM) AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
Voice for Change This&nbsp; is a 15 month project in 5 countries namely Thailand, India/Nepal, Colombia, Indonesia,&nbsp;Dominican Republic and a cross country part
Watch 24/7 Philippines - Holistic approach  to combating  OCSE This WATCH 24/7 Project contributes to the protection of children from Online Child Sexual Exploitation (OCSE). In order to achieve this, the project will support law enforcement agencies (LEAs) in the implementation of online ICT tools for case investigation, build the capacity of government and LEAs in partnership with select CSO/s to effectively address the supply and demand of OCSE, and strengthen the provision of support to victims/survivors of OCSE.
MG 2024: Empowering Tatabe’s Mica community to tackle Child Labour in the mica mines The project&acute;s overall objective is to enhance the current progress and sustain results gained in relation to the eradication of the worst forms of child labour (WFCL) in mica mines in Tatabe community in Madagascar. We will work towards this objective through the following outcomes:
Outcome 1: Education and capacity support provided to children, parents and community to sustain child protection mechanism
Outcome 2: Malagasy government, private sector and other INGOs engaged to jointly combat WFCL in mica mines.
Tackling CSEC on the Kenyan Coast TDH KCO in partnership with KESHO and TRACE Kenya will implement this project from 2018-2021. The main objective is to tackle CSEC in the coastal region of Kenya.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Afghanistan Joint Response 2024-2026 New phase of the Afghanistan Joint Response to respond to the high needs of affected children and their families in Nangarhar. The project will focus on provision of 1- Health (primary and natal care, including to new borns, health and child protection awareness and nutrition monitoring), 2- Food Security &amp; Livelihoods (vocational training to youth to support their income generating activities and protect&nbsp;them from&nbsp;exploitation) and multi-purpose cash to families of children (with Case Management) to improve the children&rsquo;s living conditions.
Countering CT for DL in Ukerewe district- Mwanza, Tanzania &nbsp;
The project aims to reduce child trafficking for domestic labour in Ukerewe district, Mwanza region, which is both a source and destination area.&nbsp;The project implementation will employ five&nbsp;strategies&nbsp;including prevention, provision, promotion, prosecution,&nbsp;participation and partnership&nbsp;while targeting five actors: The children, families and communities, the government,&nbsp;Law enforcement agencies, and the private sector.&nbsp;The project life is one year and will be implemented in partnership with KIWOHEDE.
Promoting the rights of children from ethnic minorities &nbsp;
The project aims to strengthen child participation and government accountability to promote the rights of children. It will be implemented in Mondulkiri, a remote area of Northeast Cambodia where the majority of the population belongs to an indigenous community. Activities will engage children, youth, caregivers and local authorities and align with efforts to strengthen community-based child protection systems.
ET 2016: Paths to safer childhood ANPPCAN (027) EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
Ethiopia Joint Response 2024-2026 (Respond to the high needs of affected children and their families in Ethiopia.) Humanitarian Context:&nbsp;In Ethiopia, over 28,6 million people are estimated to be in need of humanitarian assistance due to multiple overlapping humanitarian crises (OCHA, 20231 ). According to the humanitarian response plan (HRP) 20232 , over 4.5 million internally displaced people (IDPs) require humanitarian assistance in 2023. The HRP 2023 document clearly puts that of the total population, 20 million people estimated to be experiencing food insecurity and 4,9 million need life sustaining protection services. Of the people in need of protection services, 56% are children, 25% are women, and 17% are people with disabilities. As of October, the 2023 Ethiopia HRP was only 30% funded.&nbsp;
IN 2016: Preventing Child Labor through, Community Empowering, etc. in Jharkhand AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
IN 2019 : Child Protection programme in Mica mining areas of Jharkhand AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
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AS 2018 : Combating Sexual Exploitation of Children in South and Southeast Asia AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
KH 2016: Peace and Development Aid Organization AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
ET2019 Adressing Trafficking/Unsafe Migration of Children in T.Armachiho/A.Arkay EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
PH 2020 GAA: SPARK-a-PAGE 2 (Partnership for Advocating Gender Equality) to eliminate GBV and economic exclusion The project will strengthen its partnership with the Gender Focal Point System (GFPS) of government agencies and local government units so they would be more encouraged to localise the #RespetoNaman advocacy campaign.