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2018 GAA Asia - Global March: Addressing the issues of CL/CT/CE in Asia AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
UG 2019 - Elimination of Child Labour in Mining in Moroto and Bugiri Districts EA CL // Ending WFCL in EA mining and domestic work
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BD 2016: Ending Child Labour in Bangladesh: A Comprehensive Approach AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
AF 2019 Afghanistan Joint Response 3 TdH Lausanne Tdh aims to prevent, to reduce, and to eliminate economic and social vulnerabilities for children working in the streets and to prevent them from the Worst Forms of Child Labour (WFCL) in Nangarhar. Tdh intervened in four components: Child Protection,&nbsp; Vocational Training, non-formal education and protection mainstreaming training to the consortium international and&nbsp; local partners.&nbsp;The main beneficiaries of the project were members of families of documented and undocumented returnees, IDPs, host communities and staff of AFJR partners.
Project funded by the Dutch MFA and led by Cordaid.
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Uganda 2018: Dwelling places EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
ET 2016: Paths to safer childhood - MSD (029) EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
TZ: Countering Child trafficking for Domestic Labour in Mwanza EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
Community-Based Child Protection Mechanism for the Children of Garment Workers in Bangladesh The children of RMG (Ready-Made Garment) workers are easy prey for abuse and exploitation since the parents leave them alone or in the care of older siblings and neighbours in the slums.&nbsp; Many of these children are vulnerable to hazardous work, sexual exploitation, and violence.&nbsp; Most of their children do not have access to education and protection services. The minimum wages earned by the RMG workers are inadequate to meet the living expenses of the family. Moreover, they do not have access to relevant government services in terms of child protection and development.
Kenya: Supporting children and families affected by Floods emergency in Thika Sub County- Kiambu County The project seeks to facilitate immediate relief&nbsp; and support to a total of 2,900 children and 150 families/HHs affected by the floods in the&nbsp; informal settlements of Majengo,Kiandutu and Athena (Project sites). The project will ensure their safety and wellbeing through provision of psychosocial support services, NFI(mattresses, blankets), provision of water tanks and water purification tablets at household level and in school in ensuring they have access to clean drinking water following contamination of water Moreover, the project will ensure children are supported with scholastic materials to attend school.
KH2018 Prevent and respond Online Child Sexual Exploitation of Children Cambodia AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
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She Leads Jordan: GYW perspectives are included in gender-responsive laws and policies and social norms & practices &nbsp;
Jordan has made significant steps to adopt laws and institutionalize policies and strategies to enhance women&rsquo;s rights and gender equity. However, the Jordanian society is deeply patriarchal, and violence against women and girls is endemic. Women still face significant challenges, including access to justice, quality services, financial resources, decision making, and even limited access to some social aspects, including certain sports activities. Women are not only restricted in their access to public spaces, but also digital ones.&nbsp;
She Leads Global Advocacy &nbsp;
TDHIF-IS will advocate within the UN space in Geneva to ensure that national governments uphold human rights obligations to girls and young women and will support GYW to engage in international human rights institutions, such as the UN monitoring and accountability mechanisms, so that GYW can bring their own voices and demands to international fora and be heard there in a serious,&nbsp; respectful way.
PH CTM 2019 Mobilizing CSOs, Private Sector and Government to address CTM Issues AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
MM 2016: Child Trafficking and Migration in Myanmar Public Awareness/Advocacy AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
Child Protection, Education and SRHR for Tangail Brothel and Harijan Community Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
Child Protection in Drought Emergencies in Marsabit to be filled by the project lead&nbsp;
INT2019 Engaging CSOs with H Mechanism to Eliminate Gender-Based Violence GAA AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
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GOOD- Child Empowerment for the Devadasi community in North Karnataka AS CA // Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
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JOFA Kenya- Protecting Children During the COVID-19 crisis and Beyond This programme has been designed for short term and long term where the short term is to respond rapidly to the global COVID-19 pandemic emergency. While the longterm seeks to address child protection issues/concerns in Kenya while working with key stakeholders like the government of Kenya.
Strengthening Law Enforcement to Prosecute Perpetrators of Crimes Against Childs Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
PH 2018 DTZ to Prevent and Respond to OSEC and SECTT in Cebu AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
PH 2019 GAA Lobbying for better implementation of laws/services for CSEC victims AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
ET 2020 Combined Efforts Against CSEC in Bahir Dar City, Ethiopia. This project is part of the GAA initiative and it is aimed at&nbsp; ensuring effective implementation of legislations and public policies and improved practices of government and
2017 GAA PACT National Central Region, focus on Trafficking/Migration of Girls AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
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Goal: Improved Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and improved quality of relevant services for Early Married Girls (EMGs) (below 18 years), adolescents (10-19), and young people (15-24), delivered by sustainable organisations through tailor-made training given at the community level.
UG 2019 Elimination of CL through skilling in Moroto and Bugiri Districts. HO EA CL // Ending WFCL in EA mining and domestic work
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KH 2018: contribute to reduction in prevalence of child marriage in Mondulkiri AS CA // Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
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Support to Returnee Girls and Young Women from Saudi Arabia TdH self-implemented EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
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UG 2016: Integrated response against child trafficking II (IRACT 2) EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
Syria Joint Response 2021 For the 7th year, TDH is supporting the most vulnerable people in Syria. Our activities in Rural Damascus and Aleppo include: 1) Distribution of Food Vouchers for 340 households&nbsp;2) 7680 People with Disabilites (PWD) and their peers receiving MHPSS and structured PSS services3) 4310 PwDs receiving physiotherapy services or Assistive devices&nbsp;
KE 2020 Youth-led campaign through a Feature Film & Radio drama series in Kwale County. The project will build onto the ongoing youth-led advocacy campaign; linked&nbsp; to community activities and advocacy efforts ( to be implemented by COVAW) targeting policy makers and duty bearers. Main objective: Official launch of the campaign through a feature film and radio drama series in Kwale County.
(Phase 2 of the Youth-Led Advocacy for social action and behaviour change in addressing Gender Based Violence and Economic Exclusion of Girls and Young Women in Kenya 
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UG: Engaging Authorities to prevent CSEC in Kampala and Wakiso districts (GAA) EA CE // Integrated prevention and response to CSEC in East Africa
UG 2016: Alternative Care Consortium on Systems Strengthening (ACCoSS) EA CA // Child SRH Rights &amp; protection from abuse
Nigeria Joint Response 2020 Second year that Tdh responds to the Nigerian crisis within the Nigeria Joint Response, funded by the Dutch MFA, and led by Save the Children.
Location: Borno State (Mafa, Dikwa and Gwoza LGA)
Activities include WASH, natal education, cholera/ malaria/ measles awareness, community based management of childhood illnesses - through mobile teams, PSS, CPiE awareness and CM.
Project includes a COVID-19 Top Up and Innovation scale-up funding.
SY 2019 Syria Joint Response 5 TdH Italy This is the 6th phase of the Syria Joint Response. In this project, funded by MFA and led by ZOA, Tdh focus on people with disabilities in the areas of&nbsp;Jaramana, Qattana, Daf El, shok, Other Vulnerable Areas Aleppo. Activities include: distribution of food vouchers,&nbsp;MHPSS and physical rehabilitation, provision of&nbsp;physiotherapy services or assistive devices or rehabilitation of houses.&nbsp;
Implemented through our sister organisation, Tdh Lausanne.
Transforming traditional norms and values to strengthen girls’ SRHR in Tarime, Tanzania. This project will protect girls at risk of FGM/CM/GBV in Tarime district, Tanzania from abuse and exploitation, in partnership with ATFGM. Activities will&nbsp; include rescue of girls victim or at risk; alternative rite of passage; awareness, advocacy and capacity building.
Sexual Exploitation of Children Online and in Travel and Tourism Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
BD2019 (GAA INCIDIN) Prevention of CT through Community Strengthening/Networking AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
Prevent and Empower girls from Devadasi families through reintegration, etc. Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
Ethiopia DRA Joint Response Humanitarian context: Across Ethiopia, 25.9 Million people are projected to be in need in 2022. Ongoing violent conflict, desert locust invasion and recurrent climatic shocks such as floods and droughts, as well as the socioeconomic impact of Covid 19 are the key drivers of humanitarian needs. Due to the projected increase in the number of IDPs, as a result of the ongoing conflict, unemployment, and the impact of climate change, needs are expected to increase in the coming months.
LK 2017 Protect from Sexual Child Exploitation Online in Travel/Tourism PSECOTT AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
She Leads Lebanon: Facilitating increased sustained influence of GYW on decision-making & transformation of gender norms In Lebanon, social and gender norms, shrinking civic space, and discriminatory laws contribute to upholding gender inequalities and discourage girls and young women from speaking out. Formal and informal youth-led organisations and women-led organisations are facing a growing pressure from discriminatory social institutions, political figures, and religious leaders, that restrict their access to resources and opportunities. The consortium will use a gender transformative approach that aims at eliminating the structural barriers to gender equality, tackling the root causes of gender inequalities, working at all levels.
Girls Advocacy Alliance FIve-year programme (2016 - 2020) aimed at combating gender-based violence (GBV) and the economic exclusion (EE) of girls and young women (GYW) through&nbsp;lobby &amp; advocacy as well as capacity building of CSOs.&nbsp;Implemented by Tdh in six countries (India, Bangladesh, Philippines, Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia) along with two regional, one international and a Netherlands component.
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BD 2017 Initiatives for Adolescent Girl Empowerment Phase II IMAGE Plus Revised BD CA // Bangladesh Programme - IMAGE (Initiatives for Married Adolescent Girls&rsquo; Empowerment)
IMAGE 2.0 Karnataka IMAGE Next project (Funded by Comic Relief, UK and co-funded by TdH-NL) continues to provide support for nurturing the movement of EMGs for advocacy. Since that project supports only mobilising EMGs for movement-building, this proposed project therefore intends to build on this project by providing support services in 5 intervention areas.
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IMAGE 2.0 intends to expand the empowerment to 6,500 EMGs in 7 Districts of Karnataka, which will be implemented with the funding support of APPI and TdH-NL. APPI is one of the leading philanthropists in India, whose focus is to support work aimed at reducing vulnerabilities, inequalities and realising the values of the constitution of India.&nbsp;
ET 2019: Reducing Sexual Exploitation of Girls in Bahir Dar (ReSEG) &nbsp;
This project is part of a three- year (2018-2020) project focusing on CSEC. The project has been implemented for the last one year and is entering its second year.
[GFEMS Kenya] Building a Future – Improving access to quality education + HH livelihoods in Kwale/Kilifi BUILDING A FUTURE - Improving access to inclusive quality education and sustainable household livelihoods for child victims and those at risk of sex trafficking in Kwale and Kilifi counties
MM 2016: Combating worst forms of child labour through community participation AS CL // Eliminating Worst Forms of Child Labour - Asia Regional Programme
TH Down to Zero Fast Forward; Dek Hi-Tech Programme 2017 Stop Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
UG 2017 GAA: IRACT2 and unsafe migration in Uganda Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Regio
A one-stop digital service center to address trafficking during COVID-19 in Bangladesh Keraniganj Upazila in Dhaka accounts for 7.79% of the total international labor migration from Bangladesh and is a hotspot for
trafficking, especially of women. There is a high concentration of women-returnee migrants, many of them victims of labor and sex
trafficking. CTCs lack IT systems such as computers, connectivity, or online skills to help victims online. As a result, the victims of trafficking remain unidentified and do not have access to the assistance they need. Therefore, the project intends to address these problems.
ET 2018: ANPPCAN EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
2017 Regional CSEC Joint programme to address SECO and SECTT in Asia - ECPAT AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
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MM Myanmar Situational Analysis (SITAN) on SECOTT AS CE // Sexual Exploitation of Children Online (SECO) and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT)
TH 2016: Monitoring/Advocacy Work on Child Migration/Child Trafficking in Mekong AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
Prevention of Child Labour in Mica Mining through Community Empowerment This project aims to prevent and protect children from mica mining, by buildng capacity of children, families and communities to prevent child rights violations.
Tackling Online Child Sexual Exploitation The project seeks to create a protective environment that prevents children from being exploited online. This will be achieved by influencing the development of Standard Operating Procedures for the identified private sector partners and lobbying the Ministry of Education to institutionalize the OCSE approved curriculum into the education system to mainstream prevention of OCSE through education.
Dutch Relief Alliance - Gaza Joint Response From 10 to 21 May an non-stop bombing took place in Gaza.&nbsp;TdH response responds to the needs of most affected through a multi-sectoral program composed of:
Protection to 2880 people. Children&nbsp;with protection risks will receive&nbsp;CM, MHPSS and referral to specialized services. Women &amp; girls survivors of GBV will be provided with CM, MHPSS, dignity kits and referral to health services. And awareness raising on psychosocial distress resulting from trauma &amp; joint children-parents sessions.
FSL: e-vouchers to 3920 affected people to ensure immediate access to the necessary food commodities.
MPC to 952 affected people. 3 instalments of 223 euros each will be distributed per HH.
BD 2020 GAA: Prevention of Child Trafficking through Community Strengthening & Networking (PCTSCN) This is a GAA funded advocacy project, aim to facilitate relevant stakeholders in combating child trafficking according to trafficking act, rules and national plan of action (NPA) 2018-22 through lobby and advocacy. The project will be implemented in 5 districts in Bangladesh and stakeholders of the project include community, CSOs and government.
KH 2016: Cambodia Against Child Trafficking AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
ET 2017 GAA: Combined Efforts Against CSEC in Amhara Region Integrated prevention and response to CSEC in East Africa
DtZ- Stepping Up the Fight Against Sexual Exploitation of Children (SUFASEC), India 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
RE: Development and integration of efforts against CT and CSEC (GAA) EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
Reigniting dreams through economic empowerment and rights for children and youth Reigniting Dreams Project aims to contribute to the reduction of sexual exploitation of children and youth (SEC/Y) in Mlolongo, Kenya. The project is hinged on two outcomes: 1- Youth and children at risk/survivors of SEC/Y have expanded economic opportunities (through acquisition of relevant vocational/technical, entrepreneurial, life skills and employability skills), and are more aware of their rights, and 2-&nbsp; Local community, private sector and other key state and non-state actors have adequate capacity and better coordination to collaborate in active prevention, reporting and response to sexual exploitation of children and youth.
Consolidation extension of GIVE Tanzania:Give a Voice to Exploited Children with Disabilities in Tanzania (Exit phase-3) The&nbsp;overall goal&nbsp;of GIVE-III is to consolidate the results of the previous years in order to amplify the voices of children with disabilities in Mara region to access inclusive child protection services that prevent and respond to child sexual exploitation. This third phase will also document the lessons and best practices about referral mechanisms for children with disabilities in sexual exploitation cases, and the coordination approach, in order to share and hand over to all relevant stakeholders. Project results will inform future interventions to prevent and protect the sexual exploitation of children with disabilities.
Strengthening the health system to maintain access to quality care in the context of COVID-19 To support the Ministry of Health to face the COVID-19 pandemic,&nbsp;this project&nbsp;aims to intervene in 260 health structures in the 6 districts of Boucle du Mouhoun, to strengthen the prevention and management of COVID-19, access of the most vulnerable populations to primary health care and access to better hygiene and sanitation.
Objectives: 1- Capacity building of health structures 2- Improving access to water and hygiene 3-Support CSPS through&nbsp;HR, medical and logistical equipment 4- Strengthen the capacities of health workers in psychological first aid, treatment of GBV and PSS to health workers.
Contract start date is 01-08-2020, but ECHO has agreed that we can start on 01-09-2020.
BD 2017 Education and SRHR for Children of Harijan/Brothel Children in Tangail AS CA // Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
ID 2016: Programme for the protection of Child rights/against Child Trafficking AS CT // Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move including Survivors of Child Trafficking in Asia
GAA Engaging Urban Authorities And Local Governments to Prevent And Respond to CSEC The&nbsp;project seeks to strengthen a sustainable system for elimination of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of children.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bL4aXYN7xmcWbp8G5dhLFYvxoIT4PRfAUmTpplLPRIo/edit#
AS 2020 GAA: Combating Sexual Exploitation of Children in South and Southeast Asia ECPAT International, as part of Asia Regional component under Girls Advocacy Alliance programme, aims to work with Government regional bodies and regional coalition of CSOs in South and Southeast Asia on combating Sexual Exploitation of Children. This budget has the contribution from GAA 2020 (&euro; 140,000).
The target actors for 2020 include:
- Government = 80 in total &ndash; (20 ACWC and SOMSWD, 20 parliamentarians, 10 law enforcers &amp; development of action plan in two countries in SA)
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-CSO = 55 (CSO participants, for development of action plans and capacity building initiative)
She Leads She Leads is a joint programme of Plan International Netherlands, Defence for Children - ECPAT the&nbsp;Netherlands (DCI-ECPAT), African Women&rsquo;s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), and Terre des Hommes the Netherlands (TdH). Equal Measures 2030 is a technical partner. This is funded MoFA
The programme&nbsp;aims to increase sustained influence of girls and young women (GYW) on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions. It is implemented in East Africa (Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya), West Africa (Ghana,&nbsp;Mali, Sierra Leone, Liberia) and the Middle East (Lebanon, Jordan), with additional regional and and international programme components.
ET 2017: Paths to Safer Childhood (MSD) EA CT // Combating Child Trafficking in the Eastern Africa Region
UG 2020 Sustainable Response Against Child Trafficking and unsafe Migration in Uganda This project is to facilitate rescue, rehabilitation, reconciliation and sustainable resettlement for child victims of trafficking and unsafe migration from the streets and slum areas of kampala. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sTgUQ_j4BEiQaK0quS0SvmLFXd2a9aosV45wKEBMIKY/edit#
Preventing Child Exploitation and promoting SRHR of Children Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
IN 2019 GAA Addressing the issues of CM/CT in Andhra Pradesh State/3 districts AS CA // Ensure Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (CA) in Asia
She Leads Kenya: Increased Influence of GYWs in decision making in formal and informal institutions in Kenya The project aims to promote the institutionalization of meaningful participation and influence of GYW in both formal and informal institutions in a just and inclusive environment which is important for promoting gender equity and equality.