NL-KVK-41149287-AFHA0470Terre des Hommes NLNew 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 & Livelihoods (vocational training to youth to support their income generating activities and protect them from exploitation) and multi-purpose cash to families of children (with Case Management) to improve the children’s living conditions.Cordaid (Stichting Cordaid)The Organization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK), established in 2010 by social workers and Human rights activists, is a nonpolitical, nonsectarian nonprofit registered with Afghanistan’s Ministry of Economy (#1888). A member of ACBAR, ANCB, and SAWABIC, it earned certification from the Afghanistan Institute of Civil Societies (AICS) in 2020 and joined AHF Funds. OAWCK has implemented 60+ projects across 14 provinces (eastern, central, northern Afghanistan) with support from 17 donors, including GIZ, UNDP, USAID/Promote, UN agencies, and others. Since its inception, it has reached over 1000000 direct beneficiaries—primarily women, girls, children, and vulnerable communities—through diverse interventions in education, rights, and development. OAWCK maintains an active presence in the Eastern, Central, and Northern regions of Afghanistan, employing over 130 male and female staff across these areas. The organization operates under more than 40 standard policies, manuals, and SOPs to ensure best practices in its work.Terre des hommes Foundation -LausanneTerre des Hommes NetherlandsStart DatePlanned End DateEnd Date1359865.001341156.001274099.00943687.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des hommes Foundation -Lausanne90000.00Transfer to Organisation for Afghan Women Capacity & KnowledgeTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)90000.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)90000.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)39847.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)90000.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)943686.93Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des hommes Foundation -Lausanne90000.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)90000.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)50000.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)90000.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)90000.00Project Implementing Partner AdvanceTerre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)1234767.00AJR Budget 2024-Year 1Terre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)1535392.00AJR Budget 2025-Year 2Terre des Hommes NetherlandsOrganization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK)1272019.00AJR Budget 2026-Year 3Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des hommes Foundation -Lausanne1359865.00Incomming Funds for Project ImplementationCordaid (Stichting Cordaid)Terre des Hommes Netherlands1341156.00Incomming Funds for Project ImplementationCordaid (Stichting Cordaid)Terre des Hommes Netherlands1341157.00Incomming Funds for Project ImplementationCordaid (Stichting Cordaid)Terre des Hommes NetherlandsFood Security & Livelihoods (FSC)People have acceptable Food Consumption Score (FCS)In case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMHealth (HEA)People with improved healthIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMMulti-Purpose Cash (CSH)People have their varied needs met with multi-purpose cashIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CMIn case of CM- Through the CM: # of persons receiving non-food items or cash assistance (HH) 500/ Children receiving CP support: 1141Short-term livelihood support FSC-I1Number of people provided with resources to protect and start rebuilding livelihood assets210 people (120 boys, and 90 girls) supported through Vocational training in the targeted communities by a Local partner (YVO). this activities implemented in four districts of Nangarhar province210 people (120 boys, and 90 girls) supported through Vocational training in the targeted communities by a Local partner (YVO). this activities implemented in four districts of Nangarhar provincein total our partner YVO reach to 410 out of these 210 for the VT (120 boys and 90 girls) are enrolled in the Vocation training center. and 200 was selected for the sub grant the sub grant will be distributed in the coming months.in total our partner YVO reach to 410 out of these 210 for the VT (120 boys and 90 girls) are enrolled in the Vocation training center. and 200 was selected for the sub grant the sub grant will be distributed in the coming months.during the reporting period all the beneficiaries who are engaged in the VT are graduated from the VT courses and the tool kits distributed by Tdh local partner YVO. For OAWCK, 68 beneficiaries received their IGA funding. Plus 1700 community members partiduring the reporting period all the beneficiaries who are engaged in the VT are graduated from the VT courses and the tool kits distributed by Tdh local partner YVO. For OAWCK, 68 beneficiaries received their IGA funding. Plus 1700 community members partiThe assessment have been done by the local partner YVO and the beneficiaries will be selected in the coming month. in the coming reporting period Tdh will provide the number of beneficiaries for the FSL.The assessment have been done by the local partner YVO and the beneficiaries will be selected in the coming month. in the coming reporting period Tdh will provide the number of beneficiaries for the FSL.Tdh/YVO: VT skill to 210 girls, 210 boys 157 case management support provided, and 2273 child protection awareness to the children who are at the risk of violence in six districts of (Kot, Achine, Nazyan, Bati kot, Lalpura and Momandar) of Nangarhar provTdh/YVO: VT skill to 210 girls, 210 boys 157 case management support provided, and 2273 child protection awareness to the children who are at the risk of violence in six districts of (Kot, Achine, Nazyan, Bati kot, Lalpura and Momandar) of Nangarhar prov106 families were supported, and 269 at risk children received case management, under the livelihoods services. Additionally, 975 persons were reached through 3 broadcasting radio campaigns on CP awareness raising.106 families were supported, and 269 at risk children received case management, under the livelihoods services. Additionally, 975 persons were reached through 3 broadcasting radio campaigns on CP awareness raising.Health response HEA-I3 and HEA-I5Number of live births attended by skilled health personnelout of 224 life births, 163 life births attended by skilled health personnel in the targeted area. These services were provided in the fix centersout of 224 life births, 163 life births attended by skilled health personnel in the targeted area. These services were provided in the fix centersduring the reporting period 50 live birth attended by skilled health personal in four targeted areaduring the reporting period 50 live birth attended by skilled health personal in four targeted areaduring the reporting period 53 children were attended by the skill health person in health facilities.during the reporting period 53 children were attended by the skill health person in health facilities.during the reporting period Tdh midwifes provided the ANC and PNC service to the pregnant and lactated women in four districts of Nangarhar province.during the reporting period Tdh midwifes provided the ANC and PNC service to the pregnant and lactated women in four districts of Nangarhar province.during the reporting period Tdh provided 412 ANC 117 PNC care and 104 deliveries have been referred to the other health facilities.during the reporting period Tdh provided 412 ANC 117 PNC care and 104 deliveries have been referred to the other health facilities.The ANC and PNC service were provided to the pregnant and lactated women in four BHC of Tdh.The ANC and PNC service were provided to the pregnant and lactated women in four BHC of Tdh.Number of primary health care consultations16502 community members received primary health care and 8540 community members received health education. These services were provided in the fix centers16502 community members received primary health care and 8540 community members received health education. These services were provided in the fix centersduring the reporting period 9450 primary health care consultation provided to (children 5533, male 384 and female 3533) in four targeted area.during the reporting period 9450 primary health care consultation provided to (children 5533, male 384 and female 3533) in four targeted area.during the reporting period 9905 (female 6757, Male 3148) beneficiaries supported by the medical team in four locations of Tdh intervention. the medicine has been purchased before.during the reporting period 9905 (female 6757, Male 3148) beneficiaries supported by the medical team in four locations of Tdh intervention. the medicine has been purchased before.During the reporting period Tdh medical team provided OPD consultations, health education, vaccination, Nutrition, and Growth Monitoring service to the women, men and children in four districts of Nangarhar province.During the reporting period Tdh medical team provided OPD consultations, health education, vaccination, Nutrition, and Growth Monitoring service to the women, men and children in four districts of Nangarhar province.During the reporting period Tdh provided 20985 health service (health education 5595, OPD 11068, women and children vaccine 1835, OPD SAM, MAM, PLW and GM 721 and Tripodic food and supplies 311, MHPSS group and individual consoling 939 ) in four districtsDuring the reporting period Tdh provided 20985 health service (health education 5595, OPD 11068, women and children vaccine 1835, OPD SAM, MAM, PLW and GM 721 and Tripodic food and supplies 311, MHPSS group and individual consoling 939 ) in four districtsCSH-I1# of boys provided with unconditional cash transfers (Humanitarian Assistance)Tdh distributed the unconditional cash transfers to 2 boys beneficiary in the Lalpura district. the children were the owner of their house.Tdh distributed the unconditional cash transfers to 2 boys beneficiary in the Lalpura district. the children were the owner of their house.no activity doneno activity donestill the MoU is in the process with the Ministry of Laour and social affaires For OAWCK, in total 63 people were reached for MPC.still the MoU is in the process with the Ministry of Laour and social affaires For OAWCK, in total 63 people were reached for MPC.the team are doing the assessment for the selection of the beneficiaries for MPCA. The distribution will be happening in the month of November and December.the team are doing the assessment for the selection of the beneficiaries for MPCA. The distribution will be happening in the month of November and December.# of men provided with unconditional cash transfers (Humanitarian Assistance)Tdh distributed the unconditional cash transfers to 55 male beneficiary in the Lalpura district. The distribution took place in the house of community leader where the government authority was present during the distribution.Tdh distributed the unconditional cash transfers to 55 male beneficiary in the Lalpura district. The distribution took place in the house of community leader where the government authority was present during the distribution.no activity doneno activity donestill the MoU is in the process with the Ministry of Laour and social affaires. 16 reached from OAWCKstill the MoU is in the process with the Ministry of Laour and social affaires. 16 reached from OAWCKthe team are doing the assessment for the selection of the beneficiaries for MPCA. The distribution will be happening in the month of November and December.the team are doing the assessment for the selection of the beneficiaries for MPCA. The distribution will be happening in the month of November and December.# of girls provided with unconditional cash transfers (Humanitarian Assistance)NILNILno activity doneno activity donestill the MoU is in the process with the Ministry of Laour and social affaires. 18 reached from OAWCK.still the MoU is in the process with the Ministry of Laour and social affaires. 18 reached from OAWCK.the team are doing the assessment for the selection of the beneficiaries for MPCA. The distribution will be happening in the month of November and December.the team are doing the assessment for the selection of the beneficiaries for MPCA. The distribution will be happening in the month of November and December.# of women provided with unconditional cash transfers (Humanitarian Assistance)Tdh distributed the unconditional cash transfers to 43 female beneficiary in the Lalpura district. The distribution took place in the house of community leader where the government authority was present during the distribution.Tdh distributed the unconditional cash transfers to 43 female beneficiary in the Lalpura district. The distribution took place in the house of community leader where the government authority was present during the distribution.no activity doneno activity donestill the MoU is in the process with the Ministry of Laour and social affaires. 14 reached from OAWCK.still the MoU is in the process with the Ministry of Laour and social affaires. 14 reached from OAWCK.the team are doing the assessment for the selection of the beneficiaries for MPCA. The distribution will be happening in the month of November and December.the team are doing the assessment for the selection of the beneficiaries for MPCA. The distribution will be happening in the month of November and December.NL-KVK-41149287-PHCE0457Terre des Hommes NLThe SUFASEC programme is designed to combat SEC by working towards the following long-term impact: “Children in all of their diversity are better protected from sexual exploitation.” The long-term impact will be reached through three interlinking objectives that address different dimensions (social norms, assets/environments, and laws/policies/systems). 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, Media & JournalistsTerre des Hommes NetherlandsBidlisiw Foundation, Inc. is a social development non-governmental agency with 33 years of experiences currently operating in several cities of the Philippines, including Mandaue, Cebu, Lapulapu, Danao, Iloilo, Northern Iloilo, and Camotes Island with a strong focus on helping poor families, particularly informal settlers and families with children in need of special protection. With a total of 42 staff, and grant management capacity of approximately 940,000 Euro, Bidlisiw has extensive experiences implementing education augmentation support, alternative learning, skills and vocational training, as well as livelihood support to complete the reintegration process of the survivor. Bidlisiw has a long range of experience organising child rights groups, peer support groups and community volunteer mobilisation. Bidlisiw has also established a strong working relationship with the LGUs, government agencies, other non-government organisations, communities, and a strong ground experience working with abused and exploited children and young people particularly trafficked children, and valuable experience in working with LGBTI groups, such as BISDAK Pride, which enhances their capacity to ensure the protection and mitigation of risks when engaging with LGBTI children. Bidlisiw is also a member of the Regional and Local Interagency Committee against Trafficking and the City Development Council of Cebu City. For over 10 years, Bidlisiw has partnered with TdH NL on issues related to SEC (sexual exploitation of children) (e.g. Down to Zero and Girls Advocacy Alliance Programmes).Center for Empowerment and Development (CoPE) in Eastern VisayasTdHNL Philippines Country officeMinistry of Foreign Affairs the NetherlandsStart DateEnd DateParticipatory Development86966.00142924.00151351.009711.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTdHNL Philippines Country office13375.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTdHNL Philippines Country office26544.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.16404.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTdHNL Philippines Country office25473.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) Center for Empowerment and Development (CoPE) in Eastern Visayas,Inc.15913.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTdHNL Philippines Country office20444.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.30232.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) Center for Empowerment and Development (CoPE) in Eastern Visayas,Inc.25473.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) Center for Empowerment and Development (CoPE) in Eastern Visayas,Inc.354.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.13030.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.28925.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) Center for Empowerment and Development (CoPE) in Eastern Visayas,Inc.21739.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) Center for Empowerment and Development (CoPE) in Eastern Visayas,Inc.547.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) Center for Empowerment and Development (CoPE) in Eastern Visayas,Inc.13030.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.32100.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.25393.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.87464.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands87464.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands87464.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands64017.00SUFASEC Philippine Budget 2023Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTdHNL Philippines Country office160527.00SUFASEC Philippines Budget 2024Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTdHNL Philippines Country office121838.00SUFASEC Philippines Budget 2025Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTdHNL Philippines Country officeGreater and safer access to quality child protection and local SRHR information and services2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001f: Female)5 pregnant young women (13-17 years old) are referred to the Barangay Health Centers for regular check-up and monitoring.5 pregnant young women (13-17 years old) are referred to the Barangay Health Centers for regular check-up and monitoring.Bidlisiw: 8/8Bidlisiw: 8/8COPE: 0/24 Bidlisiw: 1/7 Bidlisiw is underreached since most of the enrolled beneficiaries have already undergone family planning counseling and/or accessed different forms of birth control which was already documented from the previous quarter. The beneCOPE: 0/24 Bidlisiw: 1/7 Bidlisiw is underreached since most of the enrolled beneficiaries have already undergone family planning counseling and/or accessed different forms of birth control which was already documented from the previous quarter. The beneCOPE: 64/24 Bidlisiw: 10/5 Cope is overreached from the collaborative effort of with City Health Office. Bidlisiw is overreached due to engaging new batch of young parents who are already on family planning.COPE: 64/24 Bidlisiw: 10/5 Cope is overreached from the collaborative effort of with City Health Office. Bidlisiw is overreached due to engaging new batch of young parents who are already on family planning.COPE: 85/24 Bidlisiw: 9/5 Overreached due to the collaborative effort and partnership with government.COPE: 85/24 Bidlisiw: 9/5 Overreached due to the collaborative effort and partnership with government.COPE: 5/24 Bidlisiw: 10/5 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories. Bidlisiw is overreached because five newly enrolled young parents.COPE: 5/24 Bidlisiw: 10/5 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories. Bidlisiw is overreached because five newly enrolled young parents.38- young mothers 198 - IS - Overreach due to partnership with local govt COPE: 44/25 Bidlisiw: 9/1038- young mothers 198 - IS - Overreach due to partnership with local govt COPE: 44/25 Bidlisiw: 9/10COPE: 5/25 Underreach. There was a conflict of schedule with the service providers. Also, the planned activity with LGBT for the Pride Month was not approved by the LGU. Bildisiw: 15/10 There is a positive variance due to more young mothers were interesCOPE: 5/25 Underreach. There was a conflict of schedule with the service providers. Also, the planned activity with LGBT for the Pride Month was not approved by the LGU. Bildisiw: 15/10 There is a positive variance due to more young mothers were interesCOPE: 30/25 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 14/10 During the Community Education session, the facilitator emphasized that the HIV testing process is confidential and free,COPE: 30/25 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 14/10 During the Community Education session, the facilitator emphasized that the HIV testing process is confidential and free,female accessed counseling, contraceptives, HIV testing, and HPV vaccine.female accessed counseling, contraceptives, HIV testing, and HPV vaccine.2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001m: Male)Bidlisiw: 3/3Bidlisiw: 3/3COPE: 0/23 Bidlisiw: 0/7 The project continues to struggle to encourage the male significant others of the young parents to participate in family planning. However, the project continues to educate the male enrollees regarding its importance to their parCOPE: 0/23 Bidlisiw: 0/7 The project continues to struggle to encourage the male significant others of the young parents to participate in family planning. However, the project continues to educate the male enrollees regarding its importance to their parCOPE: 9/23 Bidlisiw: 0/5 COPE is underreached for male because CHO’s prioritized the girls due to minimal stocks of HPV vaccine. Bidlisiw is underreached due to their female partners using contraceptives instead.COPE: 9/23 Bidlisiw: 0/5 COPE is underreached for male because CHO’s prioritized the girls due to minimal stocks of HPV vaccine. Bidlisiw is underreached due to their female partners using contraceptives instead.COPE: 23/23 Bidlisiw: 5/5COPE: 23/23 Bidlisiw: 5/5COPE: 11/23 Bidlisiw: 5/0 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories. Bidlisiw is overreached because five newly enrolled young fathers received counselingCOPE: 11/23 Bidlisiw: 5/0 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories. Bidlisiw is overreached because five newly enrolled young fathers received counseling13 - young fathers 98- IS - Overreach due to partnership with local govt COPE: 55/25 Bidlisiw: 3/513 - young fathers 98- IS - Overreach due to partnership with local govt COPE: 55/25 Bidlisiw: 3/5COPE: 18/25 Underreach. There was a conflict of schedule with the service providers. Also, the planned activity with LGBT for the Pride Month was not approved by the LGU. Bidlisiw: 10/5 Overreached due to the participants invited their friends to undergCOPE: 18/25 Underreach. There was a conflict of schedule with the service providers. Also, the planned activity with LGBT for the Pride Month was not approved by the LGU. Bidlisiw: 10/5 Overreached due to the participants invited their friends to undergCOPE: 41/25 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 12/5 The facilitator emphasized that HIV testing is confidential, free, and accessible to the public during the community educatCOPE: 41/25 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 12/5 The facilitator emphasized that HIV testing is confidential, free, and accessible to the public during the community educatmale accessed counseling, contraceptives, and HIV testing.male accessed counseling, contraceptives, and HIV testing.2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001x: Other)COPE: 0/23 Bidlisiw: 0/0COPE: 0/23 Bidlisiw: 0/0COPE: 3/23 Bidlisiw: 0/5 COPE is underreached due to pax not disclosing if any of them is gender diverse. Bidlisiw continues on exploring for collaboration and partnership with SRH duty bearers as to breaking the barrier of embarrassment to avail, stigCOPE: 3/23 Bidlisiw: 0/5 COPE is underreached due to pax not disclosing if any of them is gender diverse. Bidlisiw continues on exploring for collaboration and partnership with SRH duty bearers as to breaking the barrier of embarrassment to avail, stigThere were no children/youth with diverse SOGIESC reached who availed SRH services with the support of the SUFASEC project in this quarter.There were no children/youth with diverse SOGIESC reached who availed SRH services with the support of the SUFASEC project in this quarter.COPE: 0/23 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories.COPE: 0/23 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories.30 - In School (22 of them from LGBT youth org) - Only few disclosed their gender identities. COPE: 23/25 Bidlisiw: 4/530 - In School (22 of them from LGBT youth org) - Only few disclosed their gender identities. COPE: 23/25 Bidlisiw: 4/5COPE: 1/25 Underreach. There was a conflict of schedule with the service providers. Also, the planned activity with LGBT for the Pride Month was not approved by the LGU.COPE: 1/25 Underreach. There was a conflict of schedule with the service providers. Also, the planned activity with LGBT for the Pride Month was not approved by the LGU.COPE: 6/25 Underreach because some LGBT youth refuse to avail services (HIV testing) Bidlisiw: 14/0 Catch up from previous quarter.COPE: 6/25 Underreach because some LGBT youth refuse to avail services (HIV testing) Bidlisiw: 14/0 Catch up from previous quarter.Gender diverse individuals accessed counseling, contraceptives, HIV testing, and HPV vaccine.Gender diverse individuals accessed counseling, contraceptives, HIV testing, and HPV vaccine.2.2 ii) # of children and youth accessing information on child protection and/or SRH and reporting they felt safe there (Female)Bidlisiw: 6/15 Only 6 seek consultation for what is the appropriate family planning method to useBidlisiw: 6/15 Only 6 seek consultation for what is the appropriate family planning method to useCOPE: 87/42 Bidlisiw: 40/25 COPE is overreached due to Orientations/Outreach Activities conducted in partnership with the City Population Office where they are covering Barangays outside our project areas as their counterpart to the project. Bidlisiw isCOPE: 87/42 Bidlisiw: 40/25 COPE is overreached due to Orientations/Outreach Activities conducted in partnership with the City Population Office where they are covering Barangays outside our project areas as their counterpart to the project. Bidlisiw isCOPE: 124/42 Bidlisiw: 19/15 Overreach is from the collaborative effort of CHO/PHO and CopE on HPV Vaccination and SRHR Awareness.COPE: 124/42 Bidlisiw: 19/15 Overreach is from the collaborative effort of CHO/PHO and CopE on HPV Vaccination and SRHR Awareness.COPE: 232/42 Bidlisiw: 15/10 Overreached due to combined pax of Child Protection & SRHR Orientations & Outreach reported they felt safe there.COPE: 232/42 Bidlisiw: 15/10 Overreached due to combined pax of Child Protection & SRHR Orientations & Outreach reported they felt safe there.COPE: 10/42 Bidlisiw: 10/10 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories.COPE: 10/42 Bidlisiw: 10/10 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories.COPE: 44/44 Bidlisiw: 15/15COPE: 44/44 Bidlisiw: 15/15COPE: 64/44 Overreach is catching up for previous quarters. Bidlisiw: 15/15COPE: 64/44 Overreach is catching up for previous quarters. Bidlisiw: 15/15COPE: 56/44 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 10/10COPE: 56/44 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 10/102.2 ii) # of children and youth accessing information on child protection and/or SRH and reporting they felt safe there (Male)Bidlisiw: 3/15 Only three (3) young fathers participated as they seek for the consultation on what is appropriate/effective family planning to them as a couple after the conduction of the PCET Module 4 as mentioned above.Bidlisiw: 3/15 Only three (3) young fathers participated as they seek for the consultation on what is appropriate/effective family planning to them as a couple after the conduction of the PCET Module 4 as mentioned above.COPE: 75/42 Bidlisiw: 27/25 COPE is overreached due to Orientations/Outreach Activities conducted in partnership with the City Population Office where they are covering Barangays outside our project areas as their counterpart to the project. Bidlisiw isCOPE: 75/42 Bidlisiw: 27/25 COPE is overreached due to Orientations/Outreach Activities conducted in partnership with the City Population Office where they are covering Barangays outside our project areas as their counterpart to the project. Bidlisiw isCOPE: 53/42 Bidlisiw: 8/15 Overreach is from the collaborative effort of CHO/PHO and CopE on HPV Vaccination and SRHR Awareness.COPE: 53/42 Bidlisiw: 8/15 Overreach is from the collaborative effort of CHO/PHO and CopE on HPV Vaccination and SRHR Awareness.COPE: 92/42 Bidlisiw: 10/10 Overreached due to combined pax of Child Protection & SRHR Orientations & Outreach reported they felt safe there.COPE: 92/42 Bidlisiw: 10/10 Overreached due to combined pax of Child Protection & SRHR Orientations & Outreach reported they felt safe there.COPE: 18/42 Bidlisiw: 10/10 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories.COPE: 18/42 Bidlisiw: 10/10 COPE is underreached because 3 scheduled activities for SRHR Roll-out & Outreach were cancelled due to typhoons & heavy rainfall advisories.COPE: 55/44 Bidlisiw: 13/15 Overreach due to partnership with local govtCOPE: 55/44 Bidlisiw: 13/15 Overreach due to partnership with local govtCOPE: 68/44 Overreach is catching up for previous quarters. Bidlisiw: 10/10COPE: 68/44 Overreach is catching up for previous quarters. Bidlisiw: 10/10COPE: 59/44 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 10/10COPE: 59/44 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 10/102.2 (iii) % of social service workers who are confident in their ability to manage and respond to cases of SEC (Female)2.2 (iii) % of social service workers who are confident in their ability to manage and respond to cases of SEC (Male)2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001: Gender not-specified)Bidlisiw: 10/5 10 participants accessed the HIV testing conducted by the Lapu-Lapu Social Hygiene Clinic Physician last 25th and 26th of November 2023.Bidlisiw: 10/5 10 participants accessed the HIV testing conducted by the Lapu-Lapu Social Hygiene Clinic Physician last 25th and 26th of November 2023.Increased capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSO), youth and communities on L&A3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH022: youth led CSOs)COPE: 3/3COPE: 3/33.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH023: not youth or women led)Alliance-led learning sessions on APP Bill and CEFMU were moved to July instead of June. Hence this will be reported next quarter.Alliance-led learning sessions on APP Bill and CEFMU were moved to July instead of June. Hence this will be reported next quarter.COPE: 4/0 Bidlisiw 2/0 Overreached because these capacity building trainings were invitations from partners and input from the alliance.COPE: 4/0 Bidlisiw 2/0 Overreached because these capacity building trainings were invitations from partners and input from the alliance.Gender Analysis Training from TdH NL and Social Norms Training during Regional Meeting in BKK. (CSO already included previously)Gender Analysis Training from TdH NL and Social Norms Training during Regional Meeting in BKK. (CSO already included previously)3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH025: communities with increased L&A capacities)COPE: 0/2 No community engagement or training done for this quarter due to a delay in submitting the financial report, hence a consequent delay in disbursing the funds to Partner.COPE: 0/2 No community engagement or training done for this quarter due to a delay in submitting the financial report, hence a consequent delay in disbursing the funds to Partner.COPE: 8/2 Overreached due to the CSO Summit. Many organizations attended our event.COPE: 8/2 Overreached due to the CSO Summit. Many organizations attended our event.COPE: 6/6 Bidlisiw: 0/0COPE: 6/6 Bidlisiw: 0/03.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH026: advocacy networks with increased L&A capacities)The project is still working to explore its advocacy networks, either to create an impact or to strengthen their lobbying and advocacy (L&A) capacities. This activity will be prioritized in Quarter 4.The project is still working to explore its advocacy networks, either to create an impact or to strengthen their lobbying and advocacy (L&A) capacities. This activity will be prioritized in Quarter 4.COPE: 0/0 Bidlisiw: 1/1COPE: 0/0 Bidlisiw: 1/1Bidlisiw: 1/0 PSG. Catch up from previous target.Bidlisiw: 1/0 PSG. Catch up from previous target.Y3: (1) Peer Support Group Federation undergone an SRHR orientation before the actual acting workshop last August 9, 2025 at Bidlisiw Foundation - Guizo Office to level off and provide correct information on SRHR prior on their performance for Community EY3: (1) Peer Support Group Federation undergone an SRHR orientation before the actual acting workshop last August 9, 2025 at Bidlisiw Foundation - Guizo Office to level off and provide correct information on SRHR prior on their performance for Community E3.1 (ii) Number of L&A actions from CSO, youth and communitiesThis activity has been started and still on going through partnership with the identified CSO in Cordova.This activity has been started and still on going through partnership with the identified CSO in Cordova.COPE: 3/1 Overreached because this was in collaboration with the 4Ps City Link and City Population Office Bidlisiw: 1/0 a trained youth facilitator who is also a member of Peer Support Group Lapu-Lapu Chapter, gathered and conducted own SRHR training toCOPE: 3/1 Overreached because this was in collaboration with the 4Ps City Link and City Population Office Bidlisiw: 1/0 a trained youth facilitator who is also a member of Peer Support Group Lapu-Lapu Chapter, gathered and conducted own SRHR training toCoPE: 5/0 Overreach because this was in collaboration with the Ka-Apilo. An alliance with duty bearers who has been just formalized to collaborate on child rights programs. Bidlisiw: 2/0 Catch up from previous quarters.CoPE: 5/0 Overreach because this was in collaboration with the Ka-Apilo. An alliance with duty bearers who has been just formalized to collaborate on child rights programs. Bidlisiw: 2/0 Catch up from previous quarters.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH024: both women and youth led)COPE: 1/0 Overreach because it was an invitation from the SK Federated President.COPE: 1/0 Overreach because it was an invitation from the SK Federated President.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH021: women led CSOs)COPE: 13/0 Overreached due to the CSO Summit. Many organizations attended our event.COPE: 13/0 Overreached due to the CSO Summit. Many organizations attended our event.Children and civil society meaningfully participate in holding duty bearers, including government and local authorities, accountable to their obligations towards improved (implementation of) laws, policies, and systems3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH016: # of governmental policies blocked)CoPE: 1/0 This is reached earlier due to schedule availability of the business owners. This is targeted for Q4.CoPE: 1/0 This is reached earlier due to schedule availability of the business owners. This is targeted for Q4.(1) Amendment of the Zero Tolerance Ordinance Against Human Trafficking; (1) City's issuance of business permit now requires establishments to have their own child protection/safeguarding policy in Borongan City(1) Amendment of the Zero Tolerance Ordinance Against Human Trafficking; (1) City's issuance of business permit now requires establishments to have their own child protection/safeguarding policy in Borongan City3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH017: # of private sector company policies blocked)Underreached due to currently exploring to evaluate the policies of the partnered private institutions to improve/strengthen policies related to SRHR, SOGIESC, and/or SEC.Underreached due to currently exploring to evaluate the policies of the partnered private institutions to improve/strengthen policies related to SRHR, SOGIESC, and/or SEC.Bidlisiw: 1/1Bidlisiw: 1/1The project has no activity directly contributing to the expected outcome. Currently, the project is tying up with the existing agencies/organizations, and several discussions are still being set for possible round table discussions and/or meetings.The project has no activity directly contributing to the expected outcome. Currently, the project is tying up with the existing agencies/organizations, and several discussions are still being set for possible round table discussions and/or meetings.Bidlisiw: 0/1 The team is still strategizing to work with private sector.Bidlisiw: 0/1 The team is still strategizing to work with private sector.CoPE:1/0 The business owners activity resulted in the development of child protection policy for business establishments. Bidlisiw: 0/1 Still in process of finding a private sector to engage.CoPE:1/0 The business owners activity resulted in the development of child protection policy for business establishments. Bidlisiw: 0/1 Still in process of finding a private sector to engage.Mandating Gender Sensitivity Training as part of the companies' Gender Mainstreaming efforts (1) Tekton Entre Multi-purpose Cooperative (2) Cebu General Services, Inc., (3) Waku Work, and Technical-Vocational Institutions (TVIs) of (4) University of CebuMandating Gender Sensitivity Training as part of the companies' Gender Mainstreaming efforts (1) Tekton Entre Multi-purpose Cooperative (2) Cebu General Services, Inc., (3) Waku Work, and Technical-Vocational Institutions (TVIs) of (4) University of CebuChildren and youth access comprehensive correct SRHR and SEC information1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003f: Female)COPE: 16/30 young girls provided with Hilom Psychosocial Intervention including the awareness of Child welfare programs of the City Government and SRHR. Bidlisiw: 2/15 Only 2 young girls were reached in this quarter due to cancellation and/or postponemeCOPE: 16/30 young girls provided with Hilom Psychosocial Intervention including the awareness of Child welfare programs of the City Government and SRHR. Bidlisiw: 2/15 Only 2 young girls were reached in this quarter due to cancellation and/or postponemeCOPE: 137/135 Bidlisiw: 99/50 Bidlisiw has an increase in numbers reached in this activity, due to the majority of the participants inviting their friends to sit-in and join the said training, perceiving the interests of the topics being discussed. TheCOPE: 137/135 Bidlisiw: 99/50 Bidlisiw has an increase in numbers reached in this activity, due to the majority of the participants inviting their friends to sit-in and join the said training, perceiving the interests of the topics being discussed. TheCOPE: 81/135 Bidlisiw: 59/30 Cope is underreached because there were only few orientation activities scheduled due to a delay in submitting the financial report, hence a consequent delay in disbursing the funds to Partner. Bidlisiw is overreached sinceCOPE: 81/135 Bidlisiw: 59/30 Cope is underreached because there were only few orientation activities scheduled due to a delay in submitting the financial report, hence a consequent delay in disbursing the funds to Partner. Bidlisiw is overreached since15 girls and 11 boys aged from 12-17 years old were able to attend the 3-day SRHR Training last September 6, 7, 8, 2023 facilitated by the SRHR module developers. Sessions for Boys and Girls were conducted simultaneously at 2 separate venues. Minimal speCOPE: 232/135 Bidlisiw: 31/30 Overreached due to catch-up from Year 1 and Year 2 Q2 underreach targets.. Also, activities were pre-scheduled by the City Population Office, so to avoid duplicity of activities and resistance from the Barangays, CoPE joined15 girls and 11 boys aged from 12-17 years old were able to attend the 3-day SRHR Training last September 6, 7, 8, 2023 facilitated by the SRHR module developers. Sessions for Boys and Girls were conducted simultaneously at 2 separate venues. Minimal speCOPE: 232/135 Bidlisiw: 31/30 Overreached due to catch-up from Year 1 and Year 2 Q2 underreach targets.. Also, activities were pre-scheduled by the City Population Office, so to avoid duplicity of activities and resistance from the Barangays, CoPE joinedCOPE: 259/192 Bidlisiw: 10/10 Overreached are from the activities that are not included in our program activities. Such activities were organized by the LGU in collaboration with CoPE. Underspending on the Support to Life & Career PlansCOPE: 259/192 Bidlisiw: 10/10 Overreached are from the activities that are not included in our program activities. Such activities were organized by the LGU in collaboration with CoPE. Underspending on the Support to Life & Career Plans24 - young mothers 921 - IS 23 - OSY 13 - Alternative Learning System - Overreached due to collaboration with local . govt activities. The budget on the Development of IEC Materials (targeting common misconceptions on SOGIE, SRHR etc.) and A. Online plat24 - young mothers 921 - IS 23 - OSY 13 - Alternative Learning System - Overreached due to collaboration with local . govt activities. The budget on the Development of IEC Materials (targeting common misconceptions on SOGIE, SRHR etc.) and A. Online platCOPE: 159/146 Overreached are from the activities that are not included in our program activities. Such activities were by the SK Federation, City Population Office, and DepEd Borongan City Division. Bidlisiw: 20/20COPE: 159/146 Overreached are from the activities that are not included in our program activities. Such activities were by the SK Federation, City Population Office, and DepEd Borongan City Division. Bidlisiw: 20/20COPE: 353/146 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 21/20COPE: 353/146 Overreached are from the activities that were conducted through the convergence, Ka-Apilo ha Pagaradman. Bidlisiw: 21/201337 females reached information on (1) anatomy and physiology, (2) puberty, (3) healthy sexual development, (4) SOGIESC, (5) sexual diseases, (6) reproduction and responsibility, and (7) OSAEC, (8) responsible decision-making, (9) cultivating healthy rel1337 females reached information on (1) anatomy and physiology, (2) puberty, (3) healthy sexual development, (4) SOGIESC, (5) sexual diseases, (6) reproduction and responsibility, and (7) OSAEC, (8) responsible decision-making, (9) cultivating healthy rel1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003m: Male)1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003x: Other)1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003: gender non-specified)NL-KVK-41149287-ITCE0459Terre des Hommes NLThe SUFASEC programme is designed to combat SEC by working towards the following long-term impact: “Children in all of their diversity are better protected from sexual exploitation.” The long-term impact will be reached through three interlinking objectives that address different dimensions (social norms, assets/environments, and laws/policies/systems). 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, Media & JournalistsTerre des Hommes NetherlandsMinistry of Foreign Affairs the NetherlandsStart DateEnd DateParticipatory Development125000.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands125000.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands125000.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren and civil society meaningfully participate in holding duty bearers, including government and local authorities, accountable to their obligations towards improved implementation of laws, policies, and systems3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH015: # of laws blocked)No law will be changed during firts year of implementationWorking on it (will be accomplished in year 3)Working on it (will be accomplished in year 3)The EU component was focused solely on research during the quarter, which is why there is no target for this outcome. This will be done in 2026 Q1.The EU component was focused solely on research during the quarter, which is why there is no target for this outcome. This will be done in 2026 Q1.- EU regulation to detect and remove Child sexual abuse materials / - The revision of the child sexual abuse directive- EU regulation to detect and remove Child sexual abuse materials / - The revision of the child sexual abuse directiveIncreased capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSO), youth and communities on L&A3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH021: women led CSOs)We will report in Q4 as we do not have complete data yet for thisTdH NL enanched their research capacity and child-led advocacy through training and implementation of FGDTdH NL enanched their research capacity and child-led advocacy through training and implementation of FGDThe VOICE IDENTITY has been delayed due to the Ethical approval delays (expected to be in Q4).The VOICE IDENTITY has been delayed due to the Ethical approval delays (expected to be in Q4).The EU component was focused solely on research during the quarter, which is why there is no target for this outcome.The EU component was focused solely on research during the quarter, which is why there is no target for this outcome.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH023: not youth or women led)We will report in Q4 as we do not have complete data yet for thisEurochild, ECPAT (and Bidlisiw),TdH Romania, TdH Italy and then 3 Asian partners and the 2 LATAM ones enhanced their research capacity and child-led advocacy through training and implementation of FGDEurochild, ECPAT (and Bidlisiw),TdH Romania, TdH Italy and then 3 Asian partners and the 2 LATAM ones enhanced their research capacity and child-led advocacy through training and implementation of FGDThe VOICE IDENTITY has been delayed to Q4 due to the Ethical approval delays.The VOICE IDENTITY has been delayed to Q4 due to the Ethical approval delays.The EU component was focused solely on research during the quarter, which is why there is no target for this outcome.The EU component was focused solely on research during the quarter, which is why there is no target for this outcome.3.1.1 (i) Number of reports/evidence generated by the programme used in lobby and advocacyOn track: we published the preliminary findings report. The full report is due on Q2 2024. We had 2 banners printed for the event. The amount is an estimateOn track: we published the preliminary findings report. The full report is due on Q2 2024. We had 2 banners printed for the event. The amount is an estimateThe VOICE research report was published in April.The VOICE research report was published in April.One report being finalised, but used for advocacy will be Q1 2026NL-KVK-41149287-INCE0454Terre des Hommes NLThe SUFASEC programme is designed to combat SEC by working towards the following long-term impact: “Children in all of their diversity are better protected from sexual exploitation.” The long-term impact will be reached through three interlinking objectives that address different dimensions (social norms, assets/environments, and laws/policies/systems). 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, Media & JournalistsTerre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)Ministry of Foreign Affairs the NetherlandsStart DateEnd DateParticipatory Development63898.00107135.0094159.0055272.00Budget for 2023Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)51589.00Project Budget for 2024Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)57458.00Project Budget for Q3Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)12000.00Project Budget for Q4Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)48153.00Project Budget for Q2 2025Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)25373.00Project Budget for Q3 2025Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)16915.00Project Budget for Q4 2025Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)93583.00Funds for 2023Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands93583.00Fund Allocated for SUFASEC IndiaTerre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands93583.00Funds for 2025Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands84801.00SUFASEC India Budget 2023Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)142162.00SUAFSEC India Budget 2024Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)116055.00SUFASEC India Budget 2025Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildren of India Foundation (CIF)Children and civil society meaningfully participate in holding duty bearers, including government and local authorities, accountable to their obligations towards improved implementation of laws, policies, and systems3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH015: # of laws blocked)These are total 3 years targetsAdvocacy actions such as consultation with the statutory bodies suchas NACGEVAC, State commissions for protection of child rights were organised to mobilise them for influencing teh Government ministries to worl on the need.Advocacy actions such as consultation with the statutory bodies suchas NACGEVAC, State commissions for protection of child rights were organised to mobilise them for influencing teh Government ministries to worl on the need.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.No variance. The Information Technology Act is styill awaited to be amended to enhance its effectiveness in addressing the growing issue of the proliferation of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) online. This amendment aims to strengthen legal provisions,No variance. The Information Technology Act is styill awaited to be amended to enhance its effectiveness in addressing the growing issue of the proliferation of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) online. This amendment aims to strengthen legal provisions,During October 2025, The Ministry of Electronic, Information Technology amended the Intermediary Guidelines / IT rules (Oct 22, 2025) to strengthen obligations around sexual content and CSAM to decrese the time for taking down of such contents from intrenDuring October 2025, The Ministry of Electronic, Information Technology amended the Intermediary Guidelines / IT rules (Oct 22, 2025) to strengthen obligations around sexual content and CSAM to decrese the time for taking down of such contents from intren3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH016: # of governmental policies blocked)These are total 3 years targetsBesides above mentioned actions, the Government departmental officials were also included in advocacy events.Besides above mentioned actions, the Government departmental officials were also included in advocacy events.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.No variance. The digital personal data protection bill has tabled and at the moment it is in the process of converting into ACT and rules. Once it is done,. it will be milestone policy towards addressing the sexual exploitation of children that are doneNo variance. The digital personal data protection bill has tabled and at the moment it is in the process of converting into ACT and rules. Once it is done,. it will be milestone policy towards addressing the sexual exploitation of children that are doneThe Digital Personal Data Protection Act was passed in Parliament and being implemented.The Digital Personal Data Protection Act was passed in Parliament and being implemented.3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH017: # of private sector company policies blocked)These are total 3 years targetsThough not much success achieved so far but efforts made to influence the internt service providers by bringing them to symposiums for discussin the cahllenegs of ISPs and the users in filetering the harmful contents.Though not much success achieved so far but efforts made to influence the internt service providers by bringing them to symposiums for discussin the cahllenegs of ISPs and the users in filetering the harmful contents.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.No variance. The association of internent service providers may strengthen theior child protection policy and start working on preventing harmful contents on their platforms.No variance. The association of internent service providers may strengthen theior child protection policy and start working on preventing harmful contents on their platforms.Due to lack of provision in IT act, to hold the ISPs accountable for proliferation of online CSAM, we couldnot achieved this indicator.Due to lack of provision in IT act, to hold the ISPs accountable for proliferation of online CSAM, we couldnot achieved this indicator.3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH018: # of by-laws blocked)These are total 3 years targetsThough not much success achieved so far but efforts made to influence the internt service providers by bringing them to symposiums for discussin the cahllenegs of ISPs and the users in filetering the harmful contents.Though not much success achieved so far but efforts made to influence the internt service providers by bringing them to symposiums for discussin the cahllenegs of ISPs and the users in filetering the harmful contents.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.No variance. The National Action Coordination Group may amend their Bylaw and include online safety of children as a priority subject in their core subjects as guided by the South Asia Initiative to End Violence Against Children.No variance. The National Action Coordination Group may amend their Bylaw and include online safety of children as a priority subject in their core subjects as guided by the South Asia Initiative to End Violence Against Children.3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH019: # of international agreements blocked)n/an/aNo variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.Not planned.Not planned.South Asia Initiatives for Ending Violence Against Children (SAIEVAC) finalised its regional action plan for the period of 2025 to 20230 to end violence aginst chidren in South Asian countries.South Asia Initiatives for Ending Violence Against Children (SAIEVAC) finalised its regional action plan for the period of 2025 to 20230 to end violence aginst chidren in South Asian countries.Greater and safer access to quality child protection and local SRHR information and services2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001f: Female)No variance.No variance.No variance. Will be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Will be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.no variance. Child protection services encompass a range of support mechanisms, including the involvement of police, particularly from the cybercrime division, to investigate cases related to online threats and crimes. Additionally, child protection unitsno variance. Child protection services encompass a range of support mechanisms, including the involvement of police, particularly from the cybercrime division, to investigate cases related to online threats and crimes. Additionally, child protection unitsAs far as child protection service is concerned, children are very much open to access it. When iot comes to SRH service, childrn are fine with health service but reluctant to access the service of sexual health openly. That sometimes prevented from higheAs far as child protection service is concerned, children are very much open to access it. When iot comes to SRH service, childrn are fine with health service but reluctant to access the service of sexual health openly. That sometimes prevented from highe2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001m: Male)No variance.No variance.No variance. Will be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Will be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.Despite of our efforts, because of the stigma associated with masculinity, still boys are not openly coming out for SRH services. Hence there is less progress against expected outcome. Child protection services encompass a range of support mechanisms, incDespite of our efforts, because of the stigma associated with masculinity, still boys are not openly coming out for SRH services. Hence there is less progress against expected outcome. Child protection services encompass a range of support mechanisms, incAs far as child protection service is concerned, children are very much open to access it. When iot comes to SRH service, childrn are fine with health service but reluctant to access the service of sexual health openly. That sometimes prevented from higheAs far as child protection service is concerned, children are very much open to access it. When iot comes to SRH service, childrn are fine with health service but reluctant to access the service of sexual health openly. That sometimes prevented from highe2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001x: Other)No variance.No variance.No variance. Will be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Will be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.We don’t have much information on how many children and youth from other gender or non-gender specific groups access the SRGHR service. Hence the explanation was provided accordingly. Child protection services encompass a range of support mechanisms, iWe don’t have much information on how many children and youth from other gender or non-gender specific groups access the SRGHR service. Hence the explanation was provided accordingly. Child protection services encompass a range of support mechanisms, iAs far as child protection service is concerned, children are very much open to access it. When iot comes to SRH service, childrn are fine with health service but reluctant to access the service of sexual health openly. That sometimes prevented from higheAs far as child protection service is concerned, children are very much open to access it. When iot comes to SRH service, childrn are fine with health service but reluctant to access the service of sexual health openly. That sometimes prevented from highe2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001: Gender not-specified)No variance.No variance.No variance. Will be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Will be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.We don’t have much information on how many children and youth from other gender or non-gender specific groups access the SRGHR service. Hence the explanation was provided accordingly. Child protection services encompass a range of support mechanisms, iWe don’t have much information on how many children and youth from other gender or non-gender specific groups access the SRGHR service. Hence the explanation was provided accordingly. Child protection services encompass a range of support mechanisms, iAs far as child protection service is concerned, children are very much open to access it. When iot comes to SRH service, childrn are fine with health service but reluctant to access the service of sexual health openly. That sometimes prevented from higheAs far as child protection service is concerned, children are very much open to access it. When iot comes to SRH service, childrn are fine with health service but reluctant to access the service of sexual health openly. That sometimes prevented from higheIncreased capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSO), youth and communities on L&A3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH021: women led CSOs)No change.No change.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.Not planned.Not planned.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH022: youth led CSOs)No change.No change.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.Not planned.Not planned.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH023: not youth or women led)The concerned staff and the representtaives of CSO were capacitated on advanced advocacy and lobbying. The CSO showed their capability in organising advocacy action based evnts.The concerned staff and the representtaives of CSO were capacitated on advanced advocacy and lobbying. The CSO showed their capability in organising advocacy action based evnts.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.No variance. The partner of TdH in India, Children of India Foundation will include more NGOs and youth ambassadors in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitatNo variance. The partner of TdH in India, Children of India Foundation will include more NGOs and youth ambassadors in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitatThe main partner of TdH NL in India, Children of India Foundation enhanced its capacity on lobby and advocacy and strengthened its network in the country and emerging as a influential civil society organisation.The main partner of TdH NL in India, Children of India Foundation enhanced its capacity on lobby and advocacy and strengthened its network in the country and emerging as a influential civil society organisation.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH024: both women and youth led)No change.No change.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.Not planned.Not planned.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH025: communities with increased L&A capacities)No changeNo changeNo variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.No variance. It is expected that the targeted communities have capacity to advocate with the Government for policy level amendments to strngthen the state action for addressing the sexual exploitation of children. The communities belong to semi urban setNo variance. It is expected that the targeted communities have capacity to advocate with the Government for policy level amendments to strngthen the state action for addressing the sexual exploitation of children. The communities belong to semi urban set50 targeted communities from 5 states of INdia enhance d their lobby and advocacy capacities through capacity building and sensitisation activities implemented by CIF with support from TdH NL.50 targeted communities from 5 states of INdia enhance d their lobby and advocacy capacities through capacity building and sensitisation activities implemented by CIF with support from TdH NL.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH026: advocacy networks with increased L&A capacities)No change.No change.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.No variance. The targeted advocacy network is expected to lobby and advocate with Government for enhancing its action towards addressing SEC, specifically the OSEC. Also it is planned to ensure the advocay network strengthens its capacity by increasing thNo variance. The targeted advocacy network is expected to lobby and advocate with Government for enhancing its action towards addressing SEC, specifically the OSEC. Also it is planned to ensure the advocay network strengthens its capacity by increasing thThe NGO network formed by CIF is continuously implementing thier advocacy action with Government on effective redressal of OSAEC.The NGO network formed by CIF is continuously implementing thier advocacy action with Government on effective redressal of OSAEC.Children and youth access comprehensive correct SRHR and SEC information1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003f: Female)EUR exchange gain and less utilisation for logistics resulted in lesser expenditure. There is no variance in output delivery.EUR exchange gain and less utilisation for logistics resulted in lesser expenditure. There is no variance in output delivery.With mobilisation of additional resource from local funding, the project has been submitted for a RFC and inline with the RFC, we reached out to more children during the quarter.With mobilisation of additional resource from local funding, the project has been submitted for a RFC and inline with the RFC, we reached out to more children during the quarter.No variance. In line with planning.No variance. In line with planning.Slightly less budget utilisation due to exchange gain in EUR value.Slightly less budget utilisation due to exchange gain in EUR value.No significant variance in output delivery and budget utilisation. Slightly less expenditure due to exchange gain in Euro value.No significant variance in output delivery and budget utilisation. Slightly less expenditure due to exchange gain in Euro value.The youth ambassadors mobilised more number of young people for the sessions. Hence higher output delivery and budget utilisation. The selected age range for the information is 16 to 18, focusing on key topics that are essential for young people’s wellThe youth ambassadors mobilised more number of young people for the sessions. Hence higher output delivery and budget utilisation. The selected age range for the information is 16 to 18, focusing on key topics that are essential for young people’s wellMore number of young people reached out through regular ongoing peer to peer sessions. Hence the higher output delivery and accordingly higher budget utilisation.More number of young people reached out through regular ongoing peer to peer sessions. Hence the higher output delivery and accordingly higher budget utilisation.1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003m: Male)EUR exchange gain and less utilisation for logistics resulted in lesser expenditure. There is no variance in output delivery.EUR exchange gain and less utilisation for logistics resulted in lesser expenditure. There is no variance in output delivery.With mobilisation of additional resource from local funding, the project has been submitted for a RFC and inline with the RFC, we reached out to more children during the quarter.With mobilisation of additional resource from local funding, the project has been submitted for a RFC and inline with the RFC, we reached out to more children during the quarter.No variance. In line with planning.No variance. In line with planning.Slightly less budget utilisation due to exchange gain in EUR value. 2 male youth couldn't join the SRHR session due to their academic commitments.Slightly less budget utilisation due to exchange gain in EUR value. 2 male youth couldn't join the SRHR session due to their academic commitments.No significant variance in output delivery and budget utilisation. Slightly less expenditure due to exchange gain in Euro value.No significant variance in output delivery and budget utilisation. Slightly less expenditure due to exchange gain in Euro value.The youth ambassadors mobilised more number of young people for the sessions. Hence higher output delivery and budget utilisation. The selected age range for the information is 16 to 18, focusing on key topics that are essential for young people’s welThe youth ambassadors mobilised more number of young people for the sessions. Hence higher output delivery and budget utilisation. The selected age range for the information is 16 to 18, focusing on key topics that are essential for young people’s welMore number of young people reached out through regular ongoing peer to peer sessions. Hence the higher output delivery and accordingly higher budget utilisation.More number of young people reached out through regular ongoing peer to peer sessions. Hence the higher output delivery and accordingly higher budget utilisation.1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003x: Other)Despite of efforts made, we are not able to reach out to this section of children. It is expected that during final year we will be reaching out them as well. The reason for not reaching out is still associated with stigma in society . The age range forDespite of efforts made, we are not able to reach out to this section of children. It is expected that during final year we will be reaching out them as well. The reason for not reaching out is still associated with stigma in society . The age range for1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003: gender non-specified)Despite of efforts made, we are not able to reach out to this section of children. It is expected that during final year we will be reaching out them as well. The reason for not reaching out is still associated with stigma in society . The age range forDespite of efforts made, we are not able to reach out to this section of children. It is expected that during final year we will be reaching out them as well. The reason for not reaching out is still associated with stigma in society . The age range forEngagement conducted with private sector on SEC prevention and response3.3.1 (i) # of engagements (e.g National Code of conduct, Code of Conduct, platforms with private sectors, ...) with private sector on child rights and prevention of SECTo strengthen the advocacy effort for adaptation of policies by Governemnt and Private sector, instead of state level workshop, a national level workshop organised involving stakeholders from 7 states of the country. Hence higher budget utilised. As it isTo strengthen the advocacy effort for adaptation of policies by Governemnt and Private sector, instead of state level workshop, a national level workshop organised involving stakeholders from 7 states of the country. Hence higher budget utilised. As it isActivity 3.3.1.3 already conducted in previous quarter. Only some of the balance payment were made in this quarter. Hence less budget utilised during this reporting quarter against the planning.Activity 3.3.1.3 already conducted in previous quarter. Only some of the balance payment were made in this quarter. Hence less budget utilised during this reporting quarter against the planning.The activity 3.3.1.1 which was planned last quarter implemented during this quarter. Hence 1 engagement with private sector representatives achieved. However due to no participation of ISPs in safe internet day celebration major chunk of budget could notThe activity 3.3.1.1 which was planned last quarter implemented during this quarter. Hence 1 engagement with private sector representatives achieved. However due to no participation of ISPs in safe internet day celebration major chunk of budget could notNo activity planned under this output. Hence no variance. The budget utilised is only for the support cost. Less utilisation is due to Euro exchange gain.No activity planned under this output. Hence no variance. The budget utilised is only for the support cost. Less utilisation is due to Euro exchange gain.Activity 3.3.1.2 though was not planned during the quarter. However as the youth ambassadors needed some IEC material some of the budget was utilised from this activity. Hence there is excess budget utilisation than planned. But there is no variance in ouActivity 3.3.1.2 though was not planned during the quarter. However as the youth ambassadors needed some IEC material some of the budget was utilised from this activity. Hence there is excess budget utilisation than planned. But there is no variance in ouLess budget utilisation is due to exchange gain, management of logistics for the activities in less cost than planned. Also lesser number of participants from private sector participated due to their personal reason.Less budget utilisation is due to exchange gain, management of logistics for the activities in less cost than planned. Also lesser number of participants from private sector participated due to their personal reason.No variance in output delivery. Less budget utilisation as less number pf private sector representatives joined the meetings.No variance in output delivery. Less budget utilisation as less number pf private sector representatives joined the meetings.Less budget utilisation is due to exchange gain in euro value.Less budget utilisation is due to exchange gain in euro value.Higher budget utilised as the IEC materials developed so far were printed for the ISPs as well which was not planned.Higher budget utilised as the IEC materials developed so far were printed for the ISPs as well which was not planned.NL-KVK-41149287-NPCE0455Terre des Hommes NLThe SUFASEC programme is designed to combat SEC by working towards the following long-term impact: “Children in all of their diversity are better protected from sexual exploitation.” The long-term impact will be reached through three interlinking objectives that address different dimensions (social norms, assets/environments, and laws/policies/systems). 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, Media & JournalistsTerre des Hommes NetherlandsTdHNL Nepal country officeMinistry of Foreign Affairs the NetherlandsPlanned Start DateStart DatePlanned End DateEnd DateParticipatory Development23799.0046986.0042281.0028162.00Transfer to TdH NL Nepal for Project ImplementationTerre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Nepal country office23450.00Transfer to TdH NL Nepal for Project ImplementationTerre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Nepal country office9493.00Transfer to TdH NL Nepal for Project ImplementationTerre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Nepal country office40107.00Incoming Funds for Project ImplementationTerre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands40107.00Incoming Funds for Project ImplementationTerre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands40107.00Incoming Funds for Project ImplementationTerre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands22228.00SUAFSEC Nepal Budget 2023Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Nepal country office44493.00SUFASEC Nepal Budget 2024Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Nepal country office24407.00SUFASEC Nepal Budget 2025Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Nepal country officeChildren and civil society meaningfully participate in holding duty bearers, including government and local authorities, accountable to their obligations towards improved implementation of laws, policies, and systems3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH016: # of governmental policies blocked)No deviationNo deviationWill be assessed through outcome harvesting and evaluation.Will be assessed through outcome harvesting and evaluation.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.The cyber policy is expected to be more stronger by bringing in online sexual exploitation of children as a prime issue.The cyber policy is expected to be more stronger by bringing in online sexual exploitation of children as a prime issue.On 31st January 2025, National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) has issued an Advisory on Cyber Security 2025. In the Advisory, NCSC specifically advises users on how to be safe from email/phishing attack and how to avoid risk in social media etc.On 31st January 2025, National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) has issued an Advisory on Cyber Security 2025. In the Advisory, NCSC specifically advises users on how to be safe from email/phishing attack and how to avoid risk in social media etc.3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH017: # of private sector company policies blocked)No deviationNo deviationWill be assessed through outcome harvesting and evaluation.Will be assessed through outcome harvesting and evaluation.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.No variance.The association of internent service providers may strengthen theior child protection policy and start working on preventing harmful contents on their platforms.The association of internent service providers may strengthen theior child protection policy and start working on preventing harmful contents on their platforms.The Internet Service Providers Association who developed and adopted the Standard Operating Procedure to ensure online safety of children, proactively conducted a survey to assess the implementation status of the SoP so that it is appropriately followed bThe Internet Service Providers Association who developed and adopted the Standard Operating Procedure to ensure online safety of children, proactively conducted a survey to assess the implementation status of the SoP so that it is appropriately followed b3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH015: # of laws blocked)No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation.No variance.Greater and safer access to quality child protection and local SRHR information and services2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001f: Female)No deviationNo deviationNo variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.No variance.No variance. As a result of our capacity building inputs and awareness raising sessions now the youths are able to access the SRH service. Also they share these knowledge among their peers as well.No variance. As a result of our capacity building inputs and awareness raising sessions now the youths are able to access the SRH service. Also they share these knowledge among their peers as well.Child protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of children2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001m: Male)No deviationNo deviationNo variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.No variance.No variance. As a result of our capacity building inputs and awareness raising sessions now the youths are able to access the SRH service. Also they share these knowledge among their peers as well.No variance. As a result of our capacity building inputs and awareness raising sessions now the youths are able to access the SRH service. Also they share these knowledge among their peers as well.Child protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of children2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001x: Other)No deviationNo deviationNo variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.No variance.Child protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of children2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001: Gender not-specified)No deviationNo deviationNo variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.No variance.Child protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of childrenChild protection services include service from police, especialy from cyber crime section in investigation, chid protection units service in rehabilitation and refferals and services from internet service providers in addressing the complains of children2.2 ii) # of children and youth accessing information on child protection and/or SRH and reporting they felt safe there (Female)No deviationNo variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.No variance.2.2 ii) # of children and youth accessing information on child protection and/or SRH and reporting they felt safe there (Male)No deviationNo deviationNo variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.No variance.Increased capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSO), youth and communities on L&A3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH021: women led CSOs)No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.The partner of TdH in Nepal, WYESHR, will include more youth ambassadors in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitation.The partner of TdH in Nepal, WYESHR, will include more youth ambassadors in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitation.The partner of TdH in Nepal, WYESHR, will include more youth ambassadors in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitation.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH023: not youth or women led)No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.The partner of TdH in INepal, CWIN will include more NGOs in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitation.The partner of TdH in INepal, CWIN will include more NGOs in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitation.The partner of TdH in INepal, CWIN will include more NGOs in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitation.The partner of TdH in INepal, CWIN will include more NGOs in sterngthening its L&A action with Government for bringing policy level changes to ensure online safety of children from sexual exploitation.3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH025: communities with increased L&A capacities)No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.It is expeted that with support of our partner WYESHR 10 communities from Kathmandu city wil be enabled enough to initiate their lobby and advocacy action with local Governemnt to bring policies that help in raising awareness in the communities on addressIt is expeted that with support of our partner WYESHR 10 communities from Kathmandu city wil be enabled enough to initiate their lobby and advocacy action with local Governemnt to bring policies that help in raising awareness in the communities on addressIt is expeted that with support of our partner WYESHR 10 communities from Kathmandu city wil be enabled enough to initiate their lobby and advocacy action with local Governemnt to bring policies that help in raising awareness in the communities on addressIt is expeted that with support of our partner WYESHR 10 communities from Kathmandu city wil be enabled enough to initiate their lobby and advocacy action with local Governemnt to bring policies that help in raising awareness in the communities on address3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH026: advocacy networks with increased L&A capacities)No variance. Not targeted for this quarter.No variance. Wil be assessed through endline evaluation and during outcome harvesting festivalNo variance.The child rights NGOs association wil have dialogue with the Government to adpat its National Action Plan for ensuring elimination of sexual exploitation of children including online safety.The child rights NGOs association wil have dialogue with the Government to adpat its National Action Plan for ensuring elimination of sexual exploitation of children including online safety.The child rights NGOs association wil have dialogue with the Government to adpat its National Action Plan for ensuring elimination of sexual exploitation of children including online safety.The child rights NGOs association wil have dialogue with the Government to adpat its National Action Plan for ensuring elimination of sexual exploitation of children including online safety.Children and youth access comprehensive correct SRHR and SEC information1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003f: Female)As far as activity implementation cost there is no variance in local currency utilisation. There are 2 main reasons for the less budget utilisation. One is exchange gain in euro resulted for the activity implementation cost. Second reason for less utilisaAs far as activity implementation cost there is no variance in local currency utilisation. There are 2 main reasons for the less budget utilisation. One is exchange gain in euro resulted for the activity implementation cost. Second reason for less utilisaBacklog of previous quarter covered during this quarter, hence higher budget utilisation and output delivery.Backlog of previous quarter covered during this quarter, hence higher budget utilisation and output delivery.As per the plan, children of all genders including children from different diversed gender were covered.As per the plan, children of all genders including children from different diversed gender were covered.More number of young people reached out by conducting additional activities. Hence higher budget utilised.More number of young people reached out by conducting additional activities. Hence higher budget utilised.More number of children included in the activities to cover up the backlog of previous year. Hence higher output delivery. Accordingly higher budget utilisation.More number of children included in the activities to cover up the backlog of previous year. Hence higher output delivery. Accordingly higher budget utilisation.Reached out to more youths within the planned budget by organising local level events instead of a central event at Kathmandu Hence higher achievement for output delivery.Reached out to more youths within the planned budget by organising local level events instead of a central event at Kathmandu Hence higher achievement for output delivery.Not much variance in output delivery. Higher budget utilised as the events were organised at higher cost than planned keeping in view of convenience of the young people. Girl children in the age group of 16 to 18 were provided with knowledge and informatiNot much variance in output delivery. Higher budget utilised as the events were organised at higher cost than planned keeping in view of convenience of the young people. Girl children in the age group of 16 to 18 were provided with knowledge and informatiMore number of young people reached out. Hence highger outpur delivery and budget utilisedMore number of young people reached out. Hence highger outpur delivery and budget utilisedActivity 1.2.1.2 conducted conducted twice during the quarter though it was not planned. Reason for the additional activity was to generate more peer educators on OCSE and SRHR sensitisation to mitigate the gap created by migration of the Youth Change MakActivity 1.2.1.2 conducted conducted twice during the quarter though it was not planned. Reason for the additional activity was to generate more peer educators on OCSE and SRHR sensitisation to mitigate the gap created by migration of the Youth Change MakInformation related to online sexual exploitation of children and young people will be provided. Apart form these the topic of sexual health and right will also be taught to the young adults. The age group of these young people would be around 16 to 18.Information related to online sexual exploitation of children and young people will be provided. Apart form these the topic of sexual health and right will also be taught to the young adults. The age group of these young people would be around 16 to 18.Information related to online sexual exploitation of children and young people were provided. Apart form these the topic of sexual health and right was taught to the young adults.Information related to online sexual exploitation of children and young people were provided. Apart form these the topic of sexual health and right was taught to the young adults.1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003m: Male)1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003x: Other)1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003: gender non-specified)NL-KVK-41149287-THCE0460Terre des Hommes NLThe SUFASEC programme is designed to combat SEC by working towards the following long-term impact: “Children in all of their diversity are better protected from sexual exploitation.” The long-term impact will be reached through three interlinking objectives that address different dimensions (social norms, assets/environments, and laws/policies/systems). 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, Media & JournalistsTerre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand FoundationThaihotlineChild Rights Coalition Asia (CRC-Asia)The Life Skills Development Foundation (TLSDF)Terre des Hommes Netherlands Thailand OfficeMinistry of Foreign Affairs the NetherlandsStart DateEnd DateParticipatory Development111701.00138684.00133572.0050133.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand Foundation41684.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand Foundation26307.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand Foundation26482.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand Foundation34090.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand Foundation33620.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand Foundation47203.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand Foundation41314.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsChildline Thailand Foundation100278.00Allocation for SUAFSEC Thailand for 2023Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands100278.00Allocation for SUAFSEC Thailand for 2024Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands100278.00Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands77514.00SUFASEC Thailand Budget 2023Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands Thailand Office83014.00SUFASEC Thailand Budget 2024Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands Thailand Office164075.00SUFASEC Thailand Budget 2025Terre des Hommes NetherlandsTerre des Hommes Netherlands Thailand OfficeChildren and civil society meaningfully participate in holding duty bearers, including government and local authorities, accountable to their obligations towards improved implementation of laws, policies, and systems3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH015: # of laws blocked)3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH016: # of governmental policies blocked)3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH017: # of private sector company policies blocked)3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH018: # of by-laws blocked)3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH019: # of international agreements blocked)Greater and safer access to quality child protection and local SRHR information and services "2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001f: Female)There is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activitiesThere is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activities2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001m: Male)There is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activitiesThere is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activities2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001x: Other)There is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activitiesThere is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activities2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001: Gender not-specified)There is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activitiesThere is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activities2.2 ii) # of children and youth accessing information on child protection and/or SRH and reporting they felt safe there (Female)There is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activitiesThere is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activities2.2 ii) # of children and youth accessing information on child protection and/or SRH and reporting they felt safe there (Male)There is not target set for implementing partner in Thailand on this activities2.2 (iii) % of social service workers who are confident in their ability to manage and respond to cases of SEC (Female)2.2 (iii) % of social service workers who are confident in their ability to manage and respond to cases of SEC (Male)Increased capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSO), youth and communities on L&A3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH021: women led CSOs)CSO that's been a part of CSO forumCSO that's been a part of CSO forum3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH022: youth led CSOs)3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH023: not youth or women led)CSO is able to lead advocacy campaign, advocate for the implementation of the new child protection lawCSO is able to lead advocacy campaign, advocate for the implementation of the new child protection law3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH024: both women and youth led)3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH025: communities with increased L&A capacities)family communities of the children. Mainly target communities in Bangkok and big cities in different regions of Thailandfamily communities of the children. Mainly target communities in Bangkok and big cities in different regions of Thailand3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH026: advocacy networks with increased L&A capacities)CSOs network participated in CSO forum, some of them have been invited to government round table seminar.CSOs network participated in CSO forum, some of them have been invited to government round table seminar.Children and youth access comprehensive correct SRHR and SEC information1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003: gender non-specified)NL-KVK-41149287-BDCE0456Terre des Hommes NLThe SUFASEC programme is designed to combat SEC by working towards the following long-term impact: “Children in all of their diversity are better protected from sexual exploitation.” The long-term impact will be reached through three interlinking objectives that address different dimensions (social norms, assets/environments, and laws/policies/systems). 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, Media & JournalistsTdHNL Bangladesh Country OfficeTerre des Hommes NetherlandsMinistry of Foreign Affairs the NetherlandsStart DateEnd DateParticipatory Development68665.00156938.00150374.0044370.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office28400.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office46570.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office38710.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office45000.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office42500.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office23000.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office100655.00Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office59086.00DtZ-Bangladesh Budget 2023Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office135698.00DtZ- Bangladesh Budget 2024Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country office104277.00DtZ-Bangladesh Budget 2025Terre des Hommes Netherlands(SPARK) TdHNL Bangladesh country officeChildren, youth and their communities successfully challenge social norms and harmful practices related to SEC1.(i) Description of changes in social norms and of the new modelled behaviour promoted by children, youth and communitiesNo target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1 of 2025No target in Qtr 1 of 2025No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 31.(ii) Number of diagnosis of social and gender norms (mapping exercise)No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1 of 2025No target in Qtr 1 of 2025Achieved as per planAchieved as per planAchieved as per planAchieved as per planChildren and civil society meaningfully participate in holding duty bearers, including government and local authorities, accountable to their obligations towards improved implementation of laws, policies, and systems3 (i) # of laws, policies, agreements blocked, adopted, improved to address SEC as a result of engagement between children or civil society with duty bearers (SRH016: # of governmental policies blocked)No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1 of 2025No target in Qtr 1 of 2025Achieved as per planAchieved as per planNo target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 3TdH NL BD performed L&A work with 2 National Plan of Actions (NPA), one with on SEC and OSEC, and the other is on SRHR. TdH NL performed these L& A activities so that government can consider these above mentioned plans at country level and implement effecSRH015 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved leading to decrease of barriers to SRHR and HIV/AIDS servicesSRH017 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved leading to decrease of barriers to SRHR and HIV/AIDS services2.2. Greater and safer access to quality child protection and local SRHR information and services2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001f: Female)No targets in Q1No Target in Q2No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4The project conducted a health camp and provided SRHR services to 120 children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-24) (Girls-70 & boys-50), and maintained referral linkages with the health institutions so that children, adolescents and youth caThe project conducted a health camp and provided SRHR services to 120 children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-24) (Girls-70 & boys-50), and maintained referral linkages with the health institutions so that children, adolescents and youth caAchieved more than planAchieved more than planNo target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 3Achieved as per planAchieved as per planNo target in Qtr 1 of 2025 In Year 2, the project organised a Health Camp in where the 95 girls children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-25) received comprehensive and correct information as well as direct support services including menstrNo target in Qtr 1 of 2025 In Year 2, the project organised a Health Camp in where the 95 girls children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-25) received comprehensive and correct information as well as direct support services including menstrAchieved as per planAchieved as per plan[Indicator: 2.2 (i) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (i) (Male)] are related with indicators [Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Male)] because among the 85 girls and 17 boys, the report indicates that 47 girls and 12 boys accessed direct SR[Indicator: 2.2 (i) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (i) (Male)] are related with indicators [Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Male)] because among the 85 girls and 17 boys, the report indicates that 47 girls and 12 boys accessed direct SRThe project organised 3 Health Camps during the reporting period in where the 109 girls children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-25) received comprehensive and correct information as well as direct support services including menstrual hygieThe project organised 3 Health Camps during the reporting period in where the 109 girls children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-25) received comprehensive and correct information as well as direct support services including menstrual hygie2.2 (i) # of children and youth accessing child protection and/or SRH services and reporting they felt safe there (SRH001m: Male)No Target in Q1No Target in Q2No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4The project conducted a health camp and provided SRHR services to 120 children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-24) (Girls-70 & boys-50), and maintained referral linkages with the health institutions so that children, adolescents and youth caThe project conducted a health camp and provided SRHR services to 120 children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-24) (Girls-70 & boys-50), and maintained referral linkages with the health institutions so that children, adolescents and youth caAchieved more than planAchieved more than planNo target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 3Achieved as per planAchieved as per planNo target in Qtr 1 of 2025 In Year 2, the project organised a Health Camp in where the 75 boys children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-25) received comprehensive and correct information as well as direct support services including menstruNo target in Qtr 1 of 2025 In Year 2, the project organised a Health Camp in where the 75 boys children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-25) received comprehensive and correct information as well as direct support services including menstruAchieved as per planAchieved as per plan[Indicator: 2.2 (i) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (i) (Male)] are related with indicators [Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Male)] because among the 85 girls and 17 boys, the report indicates that 47 girls and 12 boys accessed direct SR[Indicator: 2.2 (i) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (i) (Male)] are related with indicators [Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Male)] because among the 85 girls and 17 boys, the report indicates that 47 girls and 12 boys accessed direct SRThe project organised a Health Camp in where the 41 boys children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-25) received comprehensive and correct information on SRHR as well as direct support services of basic health care, GBV counselling. Child protThe project organised a Health Camp in where the 41 boys children (below 18), adolescents (10-19) and youth (15-25) received comprehensive and correct information on SRHR as well as direct support services of basic health care, GBV counselling. Child prot2.2 ii) # of children and youth accessing information on child protection and/or SRH and reporting they felt safe there (Female)No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4Achieved more than planAchieved more than planAchieved more than plan through health campsAchieved more than plan through health campsAchieved as per plan 3 cases of legal aid support and 16 other types of support are provided to 19 children and youth in Qtr 3 through referral and linkages. Out of 19 children and youth, 14 girls received support against planned 10. Thus, we achieved 4Achieved as per plan 3 cases of legal aid support and 16 other types of support are provided to 19 children and youth in Qtr 3 through referral and linkages. Out of 19 children and youth, 14 girls received support against planned 10. Thus, we achieved 4Achieved more than plan More girls participated in the health camp rather than boys. Thus, the participants were more than plan.Achieved more than plan More girls participated in the health camp rather than boys. Thus, the participants were more than plan.Achieved as per planAchieved as per planAchieved more than plan More girls participated in the health camp than plan. Thus, the participants were more than plan.Achieved more than plan More girls participated in the health camp than plan. Thus, the participants were more than plan.Achieved more than plan In Qtr 3, one health camp was organised by a partner organisation where 85 girls and 17 boys participated, and accessed information on SRH. [Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Male)] As more girls and boys partiAchieved more than plan In Qtr 3, one health camp was organised by a partner organisation where 85 girls and 17 boys participated, and accessed information on SRH. [Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Male)] As more girls and boys parti2.2 ii) # of children and youth accessing information on child protection and/or SRH and reporting they felt safe there (Male)No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4Achieved more than planAchieved more than planAchieved more than plan through health campsAchieved more than plan through health campsAchieved as per planAchieved as per planAchieved as per planAchieved as per planAchieved as per planAchieved as per planAchieved more than plan More boys participated in the health camp than plan. Thus, the participants were more than plan.Achieved more than plan More boys participated in the health camp than plan. Thus, the participants were more than plan.Achieved more than plan In Qtr 3, one health camp was organised by a partner organisation where 85 girls and 17 boys participated, and accessed information on SRH. [Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Male)] As more girls and boys partiAchieved more than plan In Qtr 3, one health camp was organised by a partner organisation where 85 girls and 17 boys participated, and accessed information on SRH. [Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Female) and Indicator: 2.2 (ii) (Male)] As more girls and boys partiIncreased capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSO), youth and communities on L&A3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH023: not youth or women led)No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 1Achieved as per planAchieved as per planNo target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 3No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1 of 2025 In Year 2, TdH NL built capacities of the 2 partner organisations ASK and PSTC on the following issues: a) CPS, SEC/OSEC and SRHR; b) Advocacy, leadership, communication and negotiation, and Case monitoring and reporting; so thNo target in Qtr 1 of 2025 In Year 2, TdH NL built capacities of the 2 partner organisations ASK and PSTC on the following issues: a) CPS, SEC/OSEC and SRHR; b) Advocacy, leadership, communication and negotiation, and Case monitoring and reporting; so thNo target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 3 Though there was no target, In Qtr 3, TdH NL built capacities of the 2 partner organis ations ASK and PSTC by providing two ToTs as per the revised budget on the following issues: a) CPS, SEC/OSEC and SRHR; b) Advocacy, leadership, comNo target in Qtr 3 Though there was no target, In Qtr 3, TdH NL built capacities of the 2 partner organis ations ASK and PSTC by providing two ToTs as per the revised budget on the following issues: a) CPS, SEC/OSEC and SRHR; b) Advocacy, leadership, comThough there was no target, in Year 3, TdH NL built capacities of the 2 partner organis ations ASK and PSTC by providing two ToTs as per the revised budget on the following issues: a) CPS, SEC/OSEC and SRHR; b) Advocacy, leadership, communication and nego3.1 (i) # of targeted CSO, youth and communities with increased L&A capacities (SRH025: communities with increased L&A capacities)No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 1No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 2Achieved as per planAchieved as per planNo target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 4No target in Qtr 1 of 2025 In Year 2, TdH NL built capacities of 51 communities, i.e. Community Based Child Protection Committee (CBCPC) members on lobby and advocacy, so that they can be active on the respective issues.No target in Qtr 1 of 2025 In Year 2, TdH NL built capacities of 51 communities, i.e. Community Based Child Protection Committee (CBCPC) members on lobby and advocacy, so that they can be active on the respective issues.No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 2No target in Qtr 3. Though there was no target, in Qtr 3, TdH NL built capacities of 50 communities, i.e. Community Based Child Protection Committee (CBCPC) members on lobby and advocacy through organising 2 orientation sessions as per revised budget, soNo target in Qtr 3. Though there was no target, in Qtr 3, TdH NL built capacities of 50 communities, i.e. Community Based Child Protection Committee (CBCPC) members on lobby and advocacy through organising 2 orientation sessions as per revised budget, soThough there was no target, in Qtr 3 of Year 3, TdH NL built capacities of 50 communities, i.e. Community Based Child Protection Committee (CBCPC) members on lobby and advocacy through organising 2 orientation sessions as per revised budget, so that they1.2.1. Children and youth access comprehensive correct SRHR and SEC information1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003f: Female)No Target in Q1As female members were very interested to be included in the groups, they were considered more in the children and youth groupsAs female members were very interested to be included in the groups, they were considered more in the children and youth groupsNo target in Qtr 1 of 2025. However, we reached 277 girls in Year 2 who reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC DPC and partners' management cost are considered here. Due to exchange rate gain, the expenditure was more than plaNo target in Qtr 1 of 2025. However, we reached 277 girls in Year 2 who reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC DPC and partners' management cost are considered here. Due to exchange rate gain, the expenditure was more than plaWe reached 277 girls in Year 3 who reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC DPC through peer-to-peer approach with the young people in their community as well at their schools, with support of the SUFASEC project. They also involved1.2.1 (i) # of young people reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC (SRH003m: Male)No Target in Q1As per our criteria, we got less number of male to be included in the groups. Thus, the actual number (216) is less than the target (250). However, our plan is to include the remaining male members in the groups in the next quarter so that the number is 2As per our criteria, we got less number of male to be included in the groups. Thus, the actual number (216) is less than the target (250). However, our plan is to include the remaining male members in the groups in the next quarter so that the number is 2No target in Qtr 1 of 2025. However, we reached 256 boys in Year 2 who reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC DPC and partners' management cost are considered here. Due to exchange rate gain, the expenditure was more than planNo target in Qtr 1 of 2025. However, we reached 256 boys in Year 2 who reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC DPC and partners' management cost are considered here. Due to exchange rate gain, the expenditure was more than planWe reached 256 boys in Year 3 who reached with comprehensive, correct information on SRHR and SEC DPC through peer-to-peer approach with the young people in their community as well at their schools, with support of the SUFASEC project. They also involvedSRH003 # of young people (gender non-specified) reached with comprehensive, correct information on sexuality, HIV/AIDS, STIs, pregnancy and contraceptionNo Target in Q1NL-KVK-41149287-ETHA0475Terre des Hommes NLHumanitarian Context: 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.Ethiopia_Strategies for Northern Development (SND)SOS KinderdorpenEthiopia_Strategies for Northern Development (SND)TdHNL Ethiopia Country OfficeStart DatePlanned End DateEnd Date317575.00174284.42152239.40161025.00Project Implementing Partner Advance90000.00Project Implementing Partner Advance65000.00Project Implementing Partner Advance41105.00Project Implementing Partner Advance52285.00Project Implementing Partner Advance43571.00Project Implementing Partner Advance37323.00Project Implementing Partner Advance118052.00Project Implementing Partner Advance270891.00Ethiopia Joint Response Budget 202435381.00Ethiopia Joint Response Budget Year 2-202525000.00Ethiopia Joint Response Budget Year 3-2026214699.67Commitment for 2024SOS KinderdorpenTerre des Hommes Netherlands214699.67Commitment for 2025SOS KinderdorpenTerre des Hommes Netherlands214699.67Fund Committed for EJR for 2026SOS KinderdorpenTerre des Hommes NetherlandsPeople Reached - DirectPeople Reached - Children under 18: Boys (Direct)People Reached - Children under 18: Girls (Direct)People Reached - Family and Community Members (Direct)People Reached - CSO Representatives (Direct)People Reached - Government Officials (Direct)People Reached - Others (Direct)People Reached - IndirectPeople Reached - Children under 18: Boys (Indirect)People Reached - Children under 18: Girls (Indirect)People Reached - Family and Community Members (Indirect)Persons receive appropriate responses based on a thorough analysis of the risk faced by the personNumber of persons who receive an appropriate responseNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter, this will be determined after the need assessment.Not planned during this quarter, this will be determined after the need assessment.Children with protection risks identified through case management appropriate services identified and the procurement process ongoing however 10 children with complex cases which are also still under our program have been referred to HUNDE because they aChildren with protection risks identified through case management appropriate services identified and the procurement process ongoing however 10 children with complex cases which are also still under our program have been referred to HUNDE because they a103 children have been identified and in the process of approval, and therefore so far did not receive any intervention in this quarter. The budget spend was the salary of program staffs.103 children have been identified and in the process of approval, and therefore so far did not receive any intervention in this quarter. The budget spend was the salary of program staffs.Increased awareness of the community on appropriate information about child protectionNumber of persons with increased/appropriate information on relevant rights and/or entitlementsNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterThe sensitization of the community was not carried out in 2 kebeles due to security incident under achievement.The sensitization of the community was not carried out in 2 kebeles due to security incident under achievement.The community members gathered during sensitization session is less than plannedThe community members gathered during sensitization session is less than plannedPartner staffs and community members' awareness about protection will be increasedNumber of participants showing an increased knowledge on the protection subject in focusNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.4.Children without protective and suitable care will be receiving alternative care according to their rights, specific needs, wishes and best interestsNumber of unaccompanied and/or separated children who are reunited with their caregivers OR in appropriate protective care arrangements based on BIANo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.for this activity, cases are recorded, needs have been identified and the process of providing according to specific best interest is ongoing.for this activity, cases are recorded, needs have been identified and the process of providing according to specific best interest is ongoing.The materials for alternative care purchased for 4 individuals not distributed due the absence of the beneficiaries.The materials for alternative care purchased for 4 individuals not distributed due the absence of the beneficiaries.Children have been identified in this quarter and approval is ongoing. The budget spend is the salary of program staffs.Children have been identified in this quarter and approval is ongoing. The budget spend is the salary of program staffs.The budget includes the purchase of materials to support the children in informal care arrangement.The budget includes the purchase of materials to support the children in informal care arrangement.children received support specified to their needsNumber of children that received support specified to their needsNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.Need has been identified and service provision will begin in OctoberNeed has been identified and service provision will begin in OctoberThis activity not implemented. Rather teachers trained. as reported below.This activity not implemented. Rather teachers trained. as reported below.These are the number of children participated in TeamUp Session in seven schools. The plan was 300 but the actual number of students participate in the session is 289.These are the number of children participated in TeamUp Session in seven schools. The plan was 300 but the actual number of students participate in the session is 289.Amount is sum of Purchase of child friendly space materials for play and Construction of latrines for Child friendly space.Amount is sum of Purchase of child friendly space materials for play and Construction of latrines for Child friendly space.people benefitting from unconditional and unrestricted cash transfersNumber of people benefiting unconditional and unrestricted cashNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activity implemented during this quarter, 300 beneficiaries identified and cash disbursement will conducted in the third quarterNo activity implemented during this quarter, 300 beneficiaries identified and cash disbursement will conducted in the third quarter3rd cycle MPCA distributed in this quarter. The 300 beneficiaries reported in the pervious quarter.3rd cycle MPCA distributed in this quarter. The 300 beneficiaries reported in the pervious quarter.This activity is planned for next quarter.This activity is planned for next quarter.crisis-affected people involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programmeNumber of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, montoring and/or evaluation of the programmeNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterthis activity was done at the inception of the project.this activity was done at the inception of the project.The cost included the salary of program staffs and costs associated with monitoring of activities.The cost included the salary of program staffs and costs associated with monitoring of activities.This activity is not planned for this quarter the cost if for program salary and monitoringThis activity is not planned for this quarter the cost if for program salary and monitoringThis activity will be reported in quarter three the cost is for monitoring expenseThis activity will be reported in quarter three the cost is for monitoring expenseProvide comprehensive case management service for children under abuse, violence exploitation and neglectProvide comprehensive case management service for children under abuse, violence exploitation and neglectNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.cases are recorded, process of bid is ongoing, 10 children with complex cases which are also still under our program have been refered to HUNDE because they also have other needs.cases are recorded, process of bid is ongoing, 10 children with complex cases which are also still under our program have been refered to HUNDE because they also have other needs.The reason mentioned above.The reason mentioned above.Children attendedChildren attendedProvide individual protection assistance for children with protection concernsProvide individual protection assistance for children with protection concernsNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.venerable children with protection risks are identified but the service provision not yet completedvenerable children with protection risks are identified but the service provision not yet completedTarget beneficiaries identified but the service is planned to be provide in second quarter.Target beneficiaries identified but the service is planned to be provide in second quarter.Sixty-six children have received individual protection assistance, more children have been identified and would receive the intervention in the 3rd quarterSixty-six children have received individual protection assistance, more children have been identified and would receive the intervention in the 3rd quarterSupport trauma healing sessions for communities affected by droughtSupport trauma healing sessions for communities affected by droughtNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.This activity was not implemented in this quarter.This activity was not implemented in this quarter.Not planned for the quarter.Not planned for the quarter.This activity is planned for 3rd quarter.This activity is planned for 3rd quarter.Targeted information dissemination on child protection issues including how to identify and report child protection risks in the communityTargeted information dissemination on child protection issues including how to identify and report child protection risks in the communityNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.Same as aboveSame as aboveTrain community leaders such as elders, religious leaders, women association on child protection and positive parentingTrain community leaders such as elders, religious leaders, women association on child protection and positive parentingNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.This activity was conducted in Q3, 50 community leaders were trained in Q3This activity was conducted in Q3, 50 community leaders were trained in Q3Not planned for this quarter.Not planned for this quarter.Community leader training conducted in this quarter but one person was not show up in the training.Community leader training conducted in this quarter but one person was not show up in the training.provide positive parenting skill training for caregivers and parents in the communityprovide positive parenting skill training for caregivers and parents in the communityNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.82 more participants received training in Q3, A total of 180 participants were trained in year 182 more participants received training in Q3, A total of 180 participants were trained in year 1Not planned for this quarter.Not planned for this quarter.Strengthening/enhance the awareness of Community-Based Child Protection Committees on child protection issuesStrengthening/enhance the awareness of Community-Based Child Protection Committees on child protection issuesvisibility jacket purchased for community-based child protection committeesvisibility jacket purchased for community-based child protection committeesSafeguarding Training for Partners, Staff, and StakeholdersSafeguarding Training for Partners, Staff, and StakeholdersSND, HUNDE ( EJR local partner) staffs and government staffs participated in the safeguarding training.SND, HUNDE ( EJR local partner) staffs and government staffs participated in the safeguarding training.Not planned this quarterNot planned this quarterProvide alternative care to children without protective and suitable care according to their rights, specific needs, wishes and best interests.Provide alternative care to children without protective and suitable care according to their rights, specific needs, wishes and best interests.No activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.It is planned in OctoberIt is planned in OctoberSame as aboveSame as aboveThese are children under informal care arrangement received in kind support to improve the care and relation ship with the care takers.These are children under informal care arrangement received in kind support to improve the care and relation ship with the care takers.support children through Organizing and strengthening child rights clubs in target schools (Training will be provided to children on child rights, child protection and child resilience)support children through Organizing and strengthening child rights clubs in target schools (Training will be provided to children on child rights, child protection and child resilience)No activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.this is rescheduled to Octoberthis is rescheduled to OctoberTraining was given for 24 teachers; these teachers are the one leading school clubs in their respective schools.Training was given for 24 teachers; these teachers are the one leading school clubs in their respective schools.This was done in the first quarterThis was done in the first quarterNot planned this quarterNot planned this quarterSupport children through access to group-based, planned activities that promote protection, well-being and learning - delivered in safe, inclusive, contextually and age-appropriate approaches (Strengthening CFS)Support children through access to group-based, planned activities that promote protection, well-being and learning - delivered in safe, inclusive, contextually and age-appropriate approaches (Strengthening CFS)No activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.child helpdesk has been identified at Higo, the remaining is on the processchild helpdesk has been identified at Higo, the remaining is on the processChild friendly spaces establishment bid process is ongoing, this activity will take place after CFS is put in place.Child friendly spaces establishment bid process is ongoing, this activity will take place after CFS is put in place.Three CFS is under constructionThree CFS is under constructionThis is activity is planned to be conducted once the construction of CFS is fully completed and functionalThis is activity is planned to be conducted once the construction of CFS is fully completed and functionalchildren through the Implementation of a team-up approach to improving the psychosocial well-being of children through group-based activities,children through the Implementation of a team-up approach to improving the psychosocial well-being of children through group-based activities,No activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activity implemented during this quarterNo activity implemented during this quarterthis is planned for after TOT training in Octoberthis is planned for after TOT training in OctoberThis activity was not implemented in this quarterThis activity was not implemented in this quarterSame explanation in Out put 1.5Same explanation in Out put 1.5Not planned for this quarter.Not planned for this quarter.multipurpose cash assistance to 1500 individuals or 300HHs vulnerable households with children facing protection risks and concerns.multipurpose cash assistance to 1500 individuals or 300HHs vulnerable households with children facing protection risks and concerns.No activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNo activity implemented during this quarterNo activity implemented during this quarterSame as aboveSame as abovePlanned for next quarterPlanned for next quarterconsultation session with children will be organized and a project advisory team (comprised of offices from disaster prevention, Women and Social Affairs, Justice and the Police) in both locations and ensure their participation in project design, implementation, and monitoring.consultation session with children will be organized and a project advisory team (comprised of offices from disaster prevention, Women and Social Affairs, Justice and the Police) in both locations and ensure their participation in project design, implementation, and monitoring.No activities implemented during this quarterNo activities implemented during this quarterNot planned for this quarterNot planned for this quarterNo planned in this quarterNo planned in this quarterNot planned for the quarter.Not planned for the quarter.Planned for the next quarterPlanned for the next quarterThis activity is planned for next quarterThis activity is planned for next quarterconsultation session with children will be organizedconsultation session with children will be organizedNot planned during this quarter.Not planned during this quarter.Not planned for this quarterNot planned for this quarterNo planned in this quarter.No planned in this quarter.Not planned in this quarter.Not planned in this quarter.this activity is undergoing and therefore it will be reported in quarter threethis activity is undergoing and therefore it will be reported in quarter three