Marriage No Child’s Play (Save the Children)

• Young people are better informed about SRHR, including adverse effects of child marriage and empowered to voice their needs and rights
• Community Level Stakeholders have capacity to deliver Comprehensive Sexuality Education
• Discussion leaders Peer educators/others have capacity to deliver SRHR information
• Teachers/peer educators/others have capacity to deliver Life Skills Education
• Young people have access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) information
• Parents and members of communities understand the importance of girls’ education
• Schools and PTAs and students prevent drop out and assist married girls to remain in or re-enter school
• Increased safe school environment for girls in schools
• Girls and their families have access to existing social protection schemes, CCTs, non-cash incentives
• Risk-, and married girls have financial literacy skills
• Girls and their families have access to savings accounts
• Girls and their families have access to income generation opportunities
• Strengthened child protection systems
• stakeholders have increased knowledge and awareness on ASRHR and the harmful consequences of child marriage
• Media sensitization workshops to increase media reporting renouncing child marriage

Sustainable Option for Uplifting Livelihood (Indo Global Social Service Society)

• Reducing the Food Insecurity of the Families
• Strengthen Community Based Organization