NEPAL ANNUAL REVIEW 2015

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“Save the Children pays no regards to politics, race or religion.A child is a child, whether red, white, brown or black.”

Eglantyne Jebb,Founder of Save the Children (1876-1928)

Our Vision, Mission and Values

SavetheChildrenistheworld’sleadingindependentorganisationforchildren.Weare30nationalorganizationsworkingtogethertodeliverprogramsinmorethan120countriesaroundtheworld.

Our Vision Aworldinwhicheverychildattainstherighttosurvival,protection,developmentandparticipation

Our Mission Toinspirebreakthroughsinthewaytheworldtreatschildrenandtoachieveimmediateandlastingchangeintheirlives

Our Values

Accountability:wetakepersonalresponsibilityforusingourresourcesefficiently,achievingmeasurableresults,andbeingaccountabletosupporters,partnersand,mostofall,children.

Ambition:wearedemandingofourselvesandourcolleagues,sethighgoalsandarecommittedtoimprovingthequalityofeverythingwedoforchildren.

Collaboration:werespectandvalueeachother,thriveonourdiversity,andworkwithpartnerstoleverageourglobalstrengthinmakingadifferenceforchildren.

Creativity:weareopentonewideas,embracechange,andtakedisciplinedriskstodevelopsustainablesolutionsforandwithchildren.

Integrity:weaspiretolivetothehigheststandardsofpersonalhonestyandbehavior;wenevercompromiseourreputationandalwaysactinthebestinterestsofchildren.

Contents

2 Country Director’s message

3 Nepal Program: Results for Children in 2015

5 Humanitarian

7 Child Rights Governance

9 Child Protection

11 Education

13 Health and Nutrition

15 HIV and AIDS

17 Child Poverty and Livelihoods

19 Donors and Working Partners

©SavetheChildren2015FrontCover:Phurpu was born a month after the 25th April earthquake with the help of Save the Children’s medical team at a health post in Rasuwa(Photo by Bijay Gajmer/Save the Children)

Allphotographs:Save the Children or partner staff unless stated otherwise

Country Director’s message

Whenthereisareferenceto2015,it’sthedevastatingearthquakeanditseffectonthemorethan8millionpeoplethatstandsout.SavetheChildrenimmediatelyrespondedtotheearthquakewithlife-savingsupplies,andcontinuedassistingchildrenandtheirfamiliesduringtherecoveryperiod.Wehadprepositionedsuppliesinvariouslocationsinthecountryandthatmadeitpossibleforustorespondinthefirst48hours.Asaninternationalhumanitarianorganizationwhosehistoryrestsonworkingduringdisastersandemergencies,ournationalandinternationalstaffweresupportedwithsuppliesandlogisticsfromstoragehubsacrosscitiesinAsia.Attheendof2015,wewereabletohelpcloseto550,000earthquakeaffectedpeople,ofwhommorethan60%werechildren.

Educationcannotstopeveninadisaster,andthatdroveustobuildTemporaryLearningCenters.Tokeepchildrenandtheirfamiliessafeandhealthy,ChildFriendlySpacesweresetupandaffectedfarmerswereprovidedseedsduringtheplantingseason.Likewise,thousandsofchildrenandtheirfamiliesinthemostremoteaffectedareaswereprovidedmaterialsfor

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transitionalshelters,warmclothingandinsulationduringthewinterperiod.Wealsohelped2,000childrenrepresentthevoicesofallaffectedchildren;summarizedinareportforstakeholderstoaddressonprotection,healthandsanitationandeducationconcerns.Withchildrenatthecenterofourwork,SavetheChildrenalsoledtheConsortiumon“Child-CenteredDisasterRiskReduction”andbackedtheformationofaNationalComprehensiveSchoolSafetyFramework.

ForNepal,therewasreasontomarktheachievementmadeinreachingtheUnitedNationsMillenniumDevelopmentGoal(MDG)targetfour.Thecountry’sUnderFivemortalityreducedfrom162forevery1,000livebirthsin1990to54attheendof2015,anachievementtowhichSavetheChildrenalsocontributedbytrainingmorethan8,000frontlinehealthworkersin2015alone,besidesofferingmultiplehealthandawarenessraisingservices.Withthegoalachieved,SavetheChildren’sglobalcampaign“EveryOne”toadvocateforobtainingMDGgoal4alsocametoanend.

Evenagainstthebackdropofouremergencyresponsefor2/3oftheyear,Icanreportthattherewasnoletdowninourscheduleddevelopmentworkinsixotherthematicareasofwork.Excludingouremergencywork,wehelpeddirectlyassistmorethan1.71childrenand3.1millionadults.Specificallyforchildrenatthecommunitylevel,ouradvocacyongovernanceresultedinlocalbodiesincreasingbudgetallocationforchildrenby15%.

Toconcludetheyear,myspiritswereraisedinparticularbyArticle39ofNepal’snewconstitutionwhichcategoricallyguarantees“everychild”therighttoeducation,healthservicesandrighttobeprotectedfromharm.ThisguaranteeandtheprovisionforredresstoguaranteethoserightsforeverychildshouldbeseenasanewchapterforthefullgrowthpotentialforeverychildinNepal.

Inconclusion,Ialsoexpressmygratitudetoourpartners,localandcentralgovernmentbodiesfortheirsupportinhelpingusreachandassistchildrentogrowanddevelop.

Delailah Borja

CountryDirector,NepalandBhutanProgram

541, 627 OurNepalEarthquakeResponse

Programreached541,627peopleincluding326,030children

200m InDhading,Gorkhaand

Sindhupalchowk,15,438familieswereprovidedwithwinterizationkits/orcashvouchersworthNRs.200million.

259, 239 childrenhadaccesstohigh-impactlife

savinginterventionsthroughSavetheChildrensupportedactivitiesorfacilities.

75% 75percentofgradethreechildren

achievedmasteryinliteracy,a10%increasefrom2014inourworkingareas.

45 VDCs 26villagedevelopmentcommitteesin

Achham,14inDoti,5inBajuraweredeclaredchhaupadishedfreeVDCsunderourchildprotectionprogram.

Nepal Program: Results for Children in 2015In2015,wereachedover4.6millionchildrenthroughourwork,includingover2millionchildrendirectly

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Theme Description Revised thematic

expenses

Themewise %

Education 8,683,165 13%

Health 4,244,626 7%

Nutrition 17,778,260 27%

Childrightsgovernance 930,357 1%

Childprotection 3,174,276 5%

Humanitarian 12,547,595 19%

HIV/AIDS 6,935,706 11%

Livelihoods 3,944,880 6%

Non-Thematic 6,684,197 10%

Total 64,923,061 100%

Education13%

Health7%

Nutrition28%Child Rights Governance

1%

19%

Child protection5%

HIV / AIDS11%

Livelihoods6%

Non-Thematic10%

Financial Expenditure 2015Nepal Program: Our ReachThematicArea DirectReach IndirectReach

Children Adults Total Children Adults Total

Childprotection 180,837 115,950 296,787 394,408 427,780 1,227,215

Education 657,418 171,829 829,247 665,069 288,746 1,222,506

Health 99,432 65,743 165,175 129,695 27,655 257,928

Nutrition 1,043,844 964,642 2,008,486 1,529,432 2,580,739 6,803,278

HIVandAIDS 13,764 160,976 174,740 26,589 283,215 462,121

Livelihoods 18,365 35,092 53,457 57,817 47,572 155,664

Childrightsgovernance 59,514 44,288 103,802 123,868 101,093 338,175

Humanitarian 352,667 238,842 591,509 97,809 40,892 183,394

Others 0 521 521 0 0 0

GrossTotal 2,425,841 1,797,883 4,223,724 3,024,687 7,625,593 10,650,281

DoubleCountingAdjustment 388,492 175,106 563,598 387,017 300,273 687,290

Totalpeoplereached 2,037,349 1,622,777 3,660,126 2,637,671 7,325,320 9,962,991

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Humanitarian

Immediate and Initial Response (April 25, 2015 - June 30, 2015)

PreparednessandplanninghelpedSavetheChildrenlaunchanimmediateresponsewithinthefirst24hoursaftertheearthquake.Nationalstafftrainedinhumanitarianresponse,weredeployedandprepositionedstocksinfourlocationsinNepal,includingKathmandu,provedtobelife-savingformanyintheaftermathofthedisaster.TheresponsewasfortifiedbythedeploymentofSavetheChildren’sexperiencedsurgecapacityteamstoprovidespecializedexpertisetotheresponse.

Duringtheinitialresponseperiod,SavetheChildrenfocusedonthemosturgenthumanitarianneeds,withprogrammingfocusingonprovidingtemporarysheltersupportandessentialreliefmaterials.Thereweresafetyandinformationmessagesacrossseveralmediaplatforms,particularlyaimedattheneedsofpeoplewiththemonsoonseasonapproaching.

The7.8magnitudeearthquakeinApril2015wastheworstnaturaldisastertostrikeNepalinover80years.Thelastonewasin1934.Thistime,thedestructioncenteredaroundtheruralmid-hillsofNepal,destroyedhomesandaffectedthelivesofpeoplewholiveingeographicallychallengingterrain.Thedeathcountreachedalmost9,000andmorethan22,000people,includingchildren,wereinjured.

Reached10,385householdswithunconditionalcashtransfer,helpingfamiliesbuyessentialitemsimmediatelyafterthedisaster,amountingtooverNRs.155million

495temporarylearningcenters(TLCs)setupand451winterized,helpingover191,678childrenresumeschooling

Roshan(12),washelpinghismothergatherfirewoodon25April2015.Hishomesuccumbedtothetremorsbutnoneofhisfamilymemberswereinsideatthetimeoftheearthquake.HelivesinSertungwhichrestsatanelevationof1,640mandcanonlybereachedonfoot.Atthepeakofwinter,hisvillagereceivesatleast3feethighsnowfall.SavetheChildrenusedhelicopterdropstosendwinterkitswithwarmblankets,caps,socks,scarvesandtarpaulinsamongothermaterials.Roshansays,“Thewoollencapisgreat!”

Nepal Earthquake Response

In2015,wecarriedouttheourlargesthumanitarianresponseinNepal.Weraisedover52millionUSDandreached541,627peopleaffectedbytheearthquakeofwhom326,030werechildren.

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Relief and Early Recovery

(July 1, 2015 - 31 October, 2015)

Accessbecameahugechallenge,withdrylandslidesandmonsoonraincuttingoffroadaccesstoseveraloftheaffectedcommunitiesinhighmountainousareas.SavetheChildrenreachedouttotheaffectedcommunitiesduringthisperiodwithmulti-purposecashdistributions,allowingthemost-affectedcommunitiestobuythethingstheyneededtomeettheirownimmediateneeds.KeyreliefandresponseactivitiesandcommunitymobilizationwereimplementedwithandalwaysthroughlocalNGOpartnersandincoordinationwithlocalgovernment.

Recovery Phase and Transition to Development

(November 1, 2015 - April 2018)

SavetheChildren’sfocusedpriorityduringthisphasehadbeenonthereliefandrecoveryneedsofthosecommunitieslivinginhighaltitudesandremotelocations.OurteamscarriedoutalargeandcomplicatedwinterizationprojectintheremotemountainsofGorkhaandSindhupalchowkdistricts,ensuringthatthesecommunitieshadessentialamenitiestosurvivethewinterandstaywarm.

Respondingrapidlytotheearthquake,ourlogisticsunitputtogetherateamoflogisticians,nationalandinternationalinKathmanduandemergencyfieldsiteswithinthefirsttendays.Wemovedmorethan3,000metrictonsofemergencyreliefsuppliestotheearthquakeaffectedareasofoperation,sourcedlocallyandalsoreceivedbyairfreightfromtheorganisation’sprepositioninghubsaroundtheglobe.KeysupportandshipmentscamefromourIndia,ChinaandPhilippinesoffices.TheNepalcountryprogram’slogisticsandprocurementteamswereabletochannelinsuppliesand

servicesofover20millionUSDinthefirsteightmonthsoftheresponse.Tomeettheneedsofaffectedcommunitiesduringthewinter,thelogisticsteamarrangedmorethan20MI-17heavylifthelicopterrotationstosupportfamiliesinhighaltitudeareas.

InJuly2015welaunchedareport,“AftertheEarthquake:Nepal’sChildrenspeakout”whichwasbasedonconsultationwith1,838boysandgirlsfrom14most-affecteddistricts.Theconsultationwas

carriedoutinpartnershipwithPlanInternational,UNICEFandWorldVision,incollaborationwiththegovernment.ThefindingsoftheconsultationwerereflectedandquotedinourjointadvocacyworkaswellasGovernmentofNepal’sPostDisasterNeedsAssessment.

Established49OutpatientTherapeuticCenters(OTPs)and26Mother-BabyAreas(MBAs)providedqualitynutritionevaluationservicesandprovidedtreatmentforseverelymalnourishedchildrenfromsixmonthstofiveyearoldchildren.

This is one of the first Temporary Learning Center built after the April earthquake.

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SavetheChildrenbroughttogethersixdifferentcivilsocietynetworksconsistingofmorethan750I/NGOsforthechildcenteredUniversalPeriodicReview(UPR)reporting.AnintensivelobbyingandadvocacywithUNMemberStatesresultedin50recommendationsrelatedtochildrenbeingraisedinNepal’sreviewattheHumanRightsCouncil.InanefforttostrengthenmonitoringofchildrightsintheaftermathoftheAprilearthquake,SavetheChildrensupportedtheNationalHumanRightsCommission(NHRC)capacitybuildingtrainingto‘HumanRightsMobileCamp’in11mostaffecteddistrictsforincreasedmonitoringofchildren’ssituationduringemergency.InadditiontoNHRC’sownmonitoringofthepoliticalunrestinthe

Terai(southernplainregion),itorganizedanationallevelworkshoptosensitizepoliticalpartiesandcalledonthemtostopusingchildrenfortheirpoliticalagendas.

Togetherwithnationalcivilsocietynetworks,wewereabletoobtainseveralrightsofchildrenincludingchildparticipationasthefundamentalrightsandthe‘children’sbestinterests’asoneoftheStatedirectiveprinciplesinthecountry’snewconstitutionpromulgatedin2015.Advocacyfortheratificationofthe3rdOptionalProtocoltotheConventionontheRightsoftheChild(CRC)onacommunicationsprocedurecontinueswithkeygovernmentofficials.

Child Rights Governance

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SavetheChildren’spartnershiponadvocacywiththetheCentralChildWelfareBoardresultedinthedevelopmentofcomprehensiveindicatorstotrackprogressonchildren’scivil,political,economic,socialandculturalrights,whichwillbeusedbythegovernmenttocollect,analyseandpublishchildren’sdisaggregateddata.63%(17outof27)DistrictChildWelfareBoards(DCWBs)havebeenabletodevelopafive-yeardistrictstrategicplanforchildren,guidingtheirworkandtakingtheresultsatscale.

SC’spartnershipwithlocalNGOsandlocalgovernmentauthoritiesandcommunitymobilizationhasresultedin9%increaseinthenumberofpeopleaccessingsocialprotectionschemesinSCworkingareas.

Partnershipwithlocalbodieshasenabled66ofthemtoadopt‘ChildFriendlyLocalGovernance’(CFLG)framework,providingspaceforchildrentoraisetheirvoiceintheplanningprocessandtakingtheresultsatscale.

Save the Children set up 61 child friendly spaces helping 4,823 children enjoy a safer and more secure environment after the April earthquake.

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SavetheChildrenbroughttogethersixdifferentcivilsocietynetworksconsistingofmorethan750I/NGOsforthechildcenteredUniversalPeriodicReview(UPR)reporting.AnintensivelobbyingandadvocacywithUNMemberStatesresultedin50recommendationsrelatedtochildrenraisedinNepal’sreviewattheHumanRightsCouncil.InanefforttostrengthenmonitoringofchildrightsintheaftermathoftheAprilearthquake,SavetheChildrensupportedtheNationalHumanRightsCommission(NHRC)capacitybuildingtrainingto‘HumanRightsMobileCamp’in11mostaffecteddistrictsforincreasedmonitoringofchildren’ssituationduringemergency.InadditiontoNHRC’sownmonitoringofthepoliticalunrestintheTerai(southernplainregion),itorganizedanationallevelworkshoptosensitizepoliticalpartiestorefrainfrommisusingchildren.

Voiceforincreasedandimprovedinvestmentinchildrenwascontinuouslyraisedatbothlocalandnationallevel,resultingin10% incrementinresourcesgeneratedbyDCWBsand15%incrementintheallocationofVillageDevelopmentCommittee(VDC)budgettochildren’sissues.

SavetheChildren’spartnershipwithchildrenhasempoweredthemfortheirownadvocacyas63%ofdistrictandthreeregionalchildclubnetworksinworkingareasarefunctionalandthedistrictnetworkshavebeenabletoget39%oftheirissuesaddressedbyrelevantdistrictauthorities.

Children from brick factories put up a play about their lives inside the kilns. The children underwent a period of training where they improvised the content of the play.

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Inanefforttoestablishingchildprotectionsystemsatthelocallevel,referralmechanismswereestablishedandmadefunctional,asaresultofwhich1,652casesofchildprotectionviolationwerereferredthroughthemechanismtoappropriateservices.Partnershipwithlocalserviceprovidershelped92%(2,615outof2,850)ofchildvictimsofabuseandexploitationtoresumenormallife.Wesupportedtheremovalof49childrenfromhazardous/worstformsofchildlabourandreintegratedthemintofamily/communitybasedcare.71%ofchildrenworkinginnon-hazardousformsweresupportedtocontinueschooling.108%(1,237outofatargetof1,150)ofOVChavereceivedservicesthataddresspriorityneeds.

Child Protection

Wepartneredwithlocalchildprotectionstructuresandlawenforcementauthorities,religiousandsocialleadersandchildrentobringdownincidencesofchildmarriageby23%inoldprogramdistrictsand,areductionby7%pointinnewprogramdistricts(from48%to41%).

- 11VDCsdeclaredas‘childmarriagefree’VDCs.

- 94%oftrainedparents,teachers,VCPCmembersandotherstakeholderstookCPinitiatives

- 92%teachersand83%ofparents/caregivershadnotusedviolenceasadisciplinetechniqueduringthreemonthspriortothesurvey.

- 11%ofchildrenandcaregivershaveusedpreventionorresponseinterventionssupportedbySavetheChildren.

Ourworktostrengthenchildprotectionsystemsatnationalandlocallevelsisshowingresults.Significantresultswereobservedas80%ofWomenandChildrenServiceCentresofDistrictPolice,33outof38DCWBsand67%ofVCPCsintheworkingareashavebecomefunctional,undertakingbothpreventionandresponseinterventionsonchildprotection.82%SavetheChildrentrainedpara-socialworkers(PSWs)aremanagingcases.AdraftAlternativeCareRulesisfinalandawaitinggovernmentapprovalafterenactmentofthenewChildren’sBilllikelytobeendorsedby2016.Togetherwithnationalcivilsocietynetworks,wehavebeenabletosecureseveralchildprotectionrightsasfundamentalrightsintheconstitutionpromulgatedin2015.

OurpartnershipwiththeGovernmenttofightagainstpracticeofchhaupadi(isolationofwomenduringmenstruation)continuedin2015.FiftySevenVDCsweredeclaredaschhaupadifree,resultingin99%ofschoolagegirlscontinuingschoolingand93%ofwomenandgirlsstayinginsidetheirhomesduringmenstruation.Steppingonthissuccessfulpartnership,WomenandChildrenofficesofAchham,BajuraandDotidistrictshavedevelopedafive-yearChhaupadieliminationstrategywithacommitmenttocontinueworkingevenafterweconcludeoursupportinJanuary2016.

“Myfriendwasstayinginashedmeantformenstruatingwomen.Duringthenight,asnakebitherandshepassedaway.Noonementionedthatshelostherlifebecauseshewasforcedtostayinthattiny,unsafeshed.ButthatwashowIunderstoodthatsegregatinggirlsandwomenduringmenstruationwasnotagoodpractice.”–Sharada,ninthgraderfromAchham

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NinthgraderShankerwholiveswith

poliostoppedgoingtoschoolwhen

hissisterReshmadroppedoutto

earnsomeextraincomeforthe

family.TheVillageChildProtection

CommitteeinSunsariprovideda

bicycletoShankertogotoschool

onconditionthathissisteralso

resumesschool.Bothbrotherand

sistergotoschoolonthebicycle.

SistersRinaandRimalosttheirhometothe

earthquakeinAprillastyear.Neighborsoffered

themaspaceintheirmakeshiftshelterandgave

themfoodforalmostamonth.Theirfather,

whohadnotbeenincontactwiththem,came

backandconvertedtheircowshedintoa

temporaryshelter.

Thegirlshavecomealongwaysincethatfateful

Saturday.Theyattendschoolregularly,dotheir

homeworkandplaywithfriends.Buttheir

grandmotherworriesabouthergrandchildren’s

safetyandwellbeing.

SavetheChildreninitiatedacasemanagement

systemforchildrenatriskinemergencies,like

forsistersRinaandRima.VillageChild

ProtectionCommittees(VCPCs)havebeen

trainedtoidentifycasesthatneedimmediate

attentionandassistance.Acircleoffriends

(peers)andaprotectioncircleisformedaround

thechildrentosupportchildrenatrisk.With

communitysupport,SavetheChildrenis

supporting518suchcasesinearthquake

affecteddistricts.

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Education

Educationinterventionsreached657,418children(50%ofgirls)and171,829adults(48%female)in2015,providingsupportthrough1,452ECCDcentersand1,305schools(81Madrasas),whichcontributedtoLiteracyBreakthrough.

In2015,wefocusedonscalingupofLiteracyBoosttocontributetoNationalEarlyGradeReadingProgram.ThiswasdonebystrengtheningthecapacityofstaffonEarlyGradeReadingandLiteracyBoostAssessment,developingmastertrainersthroughtrainingoftrainers,capacitybuildingofResourcePersonsandteachersandpromotionofreadingculture.

Thisyear,80differentnewtitlesoffactbooksweredeveloped,amongwhich15titleswereprintedinBrailletopromoteinclusiveeducationandtoadvocatefortheneedofadditionalreadingmaterialsforchildrenwithspecialneeds.

Wefocusedoncreatingevidenceofreachinggeographicallyandsociallyisolatedchildrenbyworkingjointlywiththegovernmentandcommunity-basedorganizations.ThiswasdonebymappingofpocketareasthroughCEMIS,focusedenrolmentcampaignsandeducationalsupportbyestablishingendowmentfundforchildrenfrommarginalizedcommunities.Wecontinuedadvocatinganapproachforexpansionoffreeandcompulsorybasiceducationtoincreaseaccessforallchildren.Asaresult,23newVDCsand263newschoolsarepracticingfreeandcompulsorybasiceducation.

Save the Children’s innovative approach emergent literacy and math (ELM) was started in close collaboration with the Government of Nepal. Reporting results show 59% (target 49%) of ECCD centers met 4 defined QLE (quality learning environment) guiding principles. Around 74 % four-year-old children in our working areas are now enrolled in Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) centers while 46 % children entering grade one had ECCD experience.

We continued to be the voice for children to ensure their rights to Early Childhood through ECCD caucus of parliamentarians to establish ECCD as a common agenda among political parties and it resulted in the inclusion of ECCD as Basic Child Rights in the New Constitution.

Learningachievementofgradethreeandgradefivestudentsincreasedto51.4%and51%respectivelyfrombaseline45%and44%.

75%ofgradethreechildrenachievedMasteryinLiteracy,a10%increasefrom2014.

58%ofSavetheChildrensupportedprimaryschoolsmetthefourdefinedQLEguidingprinciples.

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WeintroducedaninnovativeapproachofAttendanceAuditandmobilizedLeadResourcePersonstoincreaseattendanceandregularityofchildreninschools.InpartnershipwiththeMinistryofEducation,SavetheChildrensupportedtodevelopandtesttheschoolbasedlearningachievementframework.

WecontinuetopursueadvocacyfortheimplementationofSchoolsasZonesofPeace(SZOP)atthelocalandnationallevel,increasingchildparticipationinSMC,declarationoffreeandcompulsoryprimaryeducation,andeducationforchildrenwithdisability.Childparticipationandprotectionhavebeenestablishedascrosscuttingthemeineducation.Asaresult,68%ofschoolshaveactiveparticipationofchildreninSMCwithalmostequallevelofrepresentationofboysandgirls.In2015,51%ofschoolsdeclaredSZOPwithmonitoringsystemsinplace.

WearealsoleadingtheConsortiumonChild-CenteredDisasterRiskReductionandcontributingtotheformationofNationalComprehensiveSchoolSafetyFramework.SavetheChildren’scontributiontoHumanitarianResponsewasapriorityandweactivelycontributedasco-leadofEiEcluster.Weestablished586inclusiveTLCswithWASHfacilitiesandwinterized450TLCs,trained3,350teachersandDEOpersonnelonpsychosocialsupportanddistributededucationandrecreationalkitsreachingover190,000students(91,678boys;100,000girls)in9mostearthquakeaffecteddistricts.

Afterafive-dayEarlyLiteracyandMathtraining,ECCDfacilitatorNirmalacompletelychangedherteachingstyle.“Istartedteachingthroughsongs,gamesandgroupwork.Icolorstonesfromtheriverandusethemtoteachchildrennumbers.”

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Nirmalawithheryoungstudentsfromtheearlychildhoodcareand

developmentcenter

Health and Nutrition

SavetheChildreninitiativescontinuedincollaborationwiththeGovernmentofNepal’sDepartmentofHealthServicestoincreaseaccessofnewborn,child,adolescent,andpregnantandlactatingmotherstoqualityhealthandnutritionservicesin45districts.

- 259,239childrenhadacccesstohigh-impact‘life-saving’interventionsthroughSavetheChildren-supportedactivitiesorfacilities.

- 3,118healthcareworkerscompletedpre-serviceorin-servicetrainingformanagementordeliveryofprioritychildhealthandnutritiontopicsusingnationallystandardizedcurriculum.

SavetheChildren’s‘ReachingtheUnreached’strategyisbeingpilotedinthreedistricts…,aimingtomakequalityhealthandnutritionservicesavailabletochildrenandmothersfromunderservedpopulations.Resultinselecteddistrictsshowsincreaseduseofhouseholdto

hospitalcontinuumofmaternalandnewborncare(CBNCP+MNH),as58%ofwomenusedskilledbirthattendantsfordeliveryagainstatargetof60%anincreasefrom41%fromlastyear.Onanaverage82%receivedtherecommended3visitsin7daysafterdeliveryfornewborncareinSCprojectdistrictstoatargetof70%.Forcoverageofchildhoodillnesses,datafromthedistrictshows43%ofthechildrenunderfiveinselecteddistrictsweretreatedforacuterespiratoryinfectionand91%soughttreatmentfordiarrhoeawithORTandZinc.

The revised CBIMCI package has been endorsed and is currently being rolled out. We continue to introduce innovation in our programs, some of which are ‘My First Baby’ a pilot project to reach adolescent pregnant women and “Foot Length” project to identify low-birth weight babies and a tail on package (an additional add on training to the original one) for CBIMCI in emergencies.

Save the Children carried out a first of its kind assessment of the situation of 31 public hospitals to identify main gaps for standardized quality of health care services. We have strengthened our partnership with the government through our involvement in the technical working groups in MNCHN, been an integral part of developing the every new born action plan (ENAP) and Nepal Health Sector Support Program (NHSSP) III and contributed to various clusters in the emergency.

BimalaPariyarwithsonBijay

Ayearaftertheearthquake,BimalawithheryoungestsonBijayvisitsthelocalhealthpostinPanchkhuwaDeuraliVDC,whichhasbeenrunningfromthe(Alpha)medicaltentsetupbySavetheChildren.Shehadpreviouslygivenbirthtoherthirdson,Bibek,inthehealthcenteroriginallybuiltbySavetheChildrenin1988.

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SavetheChildrenscaledupInfantandYoungChildFeeding(IYCF)programwiththegovernmentandotheragencies.Resultsshowthat82%newbornsreceivedbreastfeedingwithinanhourofbeingborn.Resultsofthescaleupoftheschoolhealthandnutritionprogramshow93%ofschoolchildrenreportedwashinghandswithsoapandwaterafterusingtoiletand86%ofschoolshavingfunctioninglatrines.Similarly,EssentialHygieneActionandEssentialNutritionActionimplementedin41Suaaharadistrictsresultedina57%ofcaretakerswithappropriatehandwashingbehaviour.

ThroughtheSUNSCOalliance,weadvocatedonadvocacyandoninitiatingtheconceptofBabyFriendlyHospitalInitiativethroughorientationsintwomajorhospitalsinKathmandu.SavetheChildrenheldinteractionswithparliamentariansandconductedpublichearingstoadvocateforeffectiveimplementationofMSNP.

Atotalof754healthworkerstrainedonvarioushealthrelatedtrainingssuchasASRH,SBA,FP,CBNCP,IMNCI,MHPSS,and7,635frontlinehealthworkersweretrainedinIMNCIandMHPSS(emergencyresponse).40nursingfocalteachersweretrainedthroughpre-servicetrainingand3,455healthworkersand1,2291frontlinehealthworkerstrainedinSHN,IYCF/MIYCNandCommunityNutritionPackage.Theresultsofsupportinggovernmenttoscaleupnutritionservicesinremoteareasshow21%incrementofchildrenundersixmonthswhoareexclusivelybreast-fedinprogramdistricts.

Resultsofthescaleupoftheschoolhealthandnutritionprogramshow93%ofschoolchildrenreportedwashinghandswithsoapandwaterafterusingthetoiletand86%ofschoolshavingfunctioninglatrines.

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OurHIVandAIDSprogramfocusedonenhancingtheknowledgeandskillsofyouthandchildrenonHIV,promotingaccesstoHIVrelatedservicesforPLHIV,creatinganenablingenvironmentforCABAandpromotingaccesstoHIVpreventionandtreatmentservicesamongMostatRiskPopulation(MARP).

HIV and AIDS

ThepartnershipofSavetheChildrenwithMinistryofHealth,GovernmentofNepalwasmadestrongerthisyearasSavetheChildrenbecametheonlyPrincipalRecipient(PR)forallthreediseases(HIV,TBandMalaria).SCworkedinclosecoordinationwithDepartmentofHealthServicesbeforePlanningPolicyandInternationalCooperationDivision(PPICD),NationalCentreforAIDSandSTDcontrol,LogisticManagementDivision,NationalPublicHealthLaboratory,RegionalHealthDirectorateandDistrictPublicHealthofficesforexpansionofHIVservicesandprovisionofqualityservicesforpeoplelivingwithHIVthroughoutthecountry.Rolloutofcommunitybasedtesting(CBT),expansionofsitesforviralloadsamplecollection,initiationofDNAPCRforearlyinfantdiagnosis,scaleupofPMTCTservicesandintegratedbio

behavioralsurveillanceamongdifferentkeypopulationswerethemajorachievementsinHIVprogramin2015.

Intheyear2015,13,764childrenweredirectlyreachedbyHIVprogramamongwhich6,354weregirlsand7,410wereboys.Totalpeoplereachedindirectlywas462,121.

OneofthemajoractivitieswasscaleupofHIVtestingservicesthroughHIVtestingandcounsellingcenters(HTC)andCommunityBasedTesting(CBT)topreventHIV.Oneofthemajorachievementsin2015hasbeentheintroductionofCBT,aninnovativeapproach.ThoughnationalleveldiscussionsareongoingaboutthemodalityofCBT,thenationalstakeholdersrecognizeSCforbeingapioneerinthestartupofCBT.

Mijarfamily’shomewasdestroyedduringtheApril2015earthquake.WiththreefamilymemberslivingwithHIV,thefamilydugintotherubblestofindtheirantiretroviraltherapy(ART)medicationandwereluckytofindthem.TheGlobalFundapprovedatop-upfundingtotheexistingHIVgrantofSavetheChildrentorespondtotheneedsofpeoplelivingwithHIVandpeopleatriskofHIVaffectedbytheearthquake.Seenhereinthephotobelowisthefamily’stemporaryshelter.

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Care,supportandtreatmentwasoneofthemajorfocusareainthelastyear.Throughcommunityhomebasedcare(CHBC)andcommunitycarecenters(CCC)peoplelivingwithHIVareprovidedwithknowledgeandskillsonselfcare,ARTadherence,dealingwithcare,lesseningstigmaanddiscrimination,managementofOpportunisticInfections(OIs)andensuringaccesstocare.

OurprogramalsoprioritizescaringandsupportingforHIVaffectedchildrenwithoutadequatecare.1,239childrenlivingwithHIVreceivedthecashtransferservicesthataddresstheirpriorityneedslikeeducation,protectionandlivelihood,whichis95%achievementagainsttheanticipatedtargetof1,294.

In2015,weprovidedHIVtestingandcounsellingservicesthroughstaticHTCsitesin16districtsandthoroughCBTin42districtsinordertopromoteaccesstoHIVpreventionandtestingservicesamongmostatriskPopulation(MARP)toprotectthemselvesagainstHIVandAIDSandmitigateitsimpact.

TheIBBSsurveysconductedin2015haveshownthat84%ofFSWsinKathmanduvalley,64%ofPWIDsineasternregionand55%MSW,43%TGand23%MSMsinKathmanduvalleyhavehadaccesstoHIVtestinpasttwelvemonths.

14yearoldNira*lostbothherparentstoAIDSattheageofseven.Onantiretroviraltherapy,shehas

towalkfourhoursfromherhometogettothedistricthospital.Withthecashtransferprogram

supportshereceiveseverymonth,shesavedenoughtobuyherselfabicycle.Shecannowmakethe

triptothehospitaleasilyonherbicycle.Shealsocyclestotheschoolandtoextraclasses.Every

month,SavetheChildrenincollaborationwithGlobalFundtransfersRs.1000tochildrenlivingwith

HIVin45districts.Sofar1,239childrenhaveenrolledintheprogramasof15November2015.

LivingwithHIVandonantiretroviraltherapy,sheisrunningatailoringshopandsavingforherchild’sfuture.

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*Namechanged

Intheyear2015,13,764childrenweredirectlyreachedbyHIVprogram

amongwhich6,354weregirlsand7,410wereboys.Totalpeoplereached

indirectlywas462,121

Child Poverty and Livelihoods

MillenniumDevelopmentGoals(MDG)andSustainableDevelopmentGoal(SDG)bothhaveconsideredpovertyasthegreatestglobalchallengeandidentifiedpovertyreductionasanindispensablerequirementforsustainabledevelopment.Nepalhasmadesomeprogresstowardsreducingpovertyastheproportionofthepopulationbelowthenationalpovertylinereducedfrom42%in1990to25.4%in2010(NepalMDGProgressReport2013).However,significantdisparitiesremainwithinthepopulation.ThereforeGovernmentofNepal(GoN)isstrivingtoeradicatepovertyparticularlyofmostdeprivedcommunities,andpeoplelivingbelowthepovertylinethroughaclearconstitutionalcommitment.InthiscontexttheThirteenthThree-YearPlan(2013/14-2015/16)isdedicatedtoachievethepovertyreductiongoalssetbyMDGandSDG.

In2015theSCLivelihoodprogramfocuseditsinterventionsonpromotingtheuseandestablishmentofsocialsafetynet,creatingincomegenerationoptionsthroughon-andoff-farminterventions,andsupportingadolescent/youthtransitioning.

In2015,1,141youths(51%female)weretrainedonvocationalandmicroenterpriseskills,outofwhich57%ofthemearnedanadditionalincomeofRs72,000thisyear.Thesehouseholdshaveincreasedexpenditureforchildren’swellbeingby32%.630(50%female)deprivedyouthstrainedinmicro

enterprisehavereceivedmicrocreditfacilitiesfromfinancialinstitutionsincreasingtheiraccessestomicro-financeservices.

TheLivelihoodsandNutritionProject(LNP)andSponsorshipprojectjointlycontributedtowardsachievingourobjectivetoincreasefoodandnutritionsecurityofvulnerablefamilies.Farmproductionofthetargetedhouseholdswasincreasedby37%resultinginhouseholdfoodprovisioningenhancementby20%leadingtoanincreaseinhouseholddietarydiversityby5%.

Ourcommunitybasedmicro-healthinsurancehas

Ayearaftertheearthquake,Deviisnurturinghope;Sheisabouttogivebirthinamonth’stimeandstartinganewbusiness.ShereceivedaconditionalcashgrantofNRs.15,000,withwhichsheplanstostartrearinggoats.Shealsolearntaboutcreatingabusinessplanandskillstorunasuccessfulbusiness.

Devisays,“Iusedtothinkthatgoatswereonlygoodformakingcurriesduringfestivals.”Sheisinvestingsomemoneyofherowntobuygoats.Sheishopefulthatherfirstbusinessventurewillyieldprofitsothatshecanhelpherhusbandbycontributinginthehouseholdexpenseandsavesomemoneyforthefutureofherfamily..

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mitigatedthefinancialrisksassociatedwithhealthspendingoflowincomefamilies.Thereare19,249peopleenrolledintheschemewhere37%ofthemarechildren.TheestablishmentofChildEndowmentFund(CEF)hasbeenscaledupbymainstreamingintogovernmentsystemsandcooperativesinalltheprojectareas.Atotalof27CEFswereestablished,and12VDCsprovidedfundstotheirnewlyestablishedCEF.Thesefundsareusedtoprovidethemostdeprived,vulnerableandorphanchildrenwithcashandorothersupportmaterialsforeducation,medicaltreatmentorandnutritiousfood.Duringthereportingyear1,384childrenaccessedthisfundoutofwhich681(49%)weregirlsTheaimofsuchdirectsupportenabledthemtocontinuetheireducation,orhavenutritiousfood,orreceiveemergencymedicalsupport.

SavetheChildrenhasbuiltpartnershipswithawiderangeofstakeholders(government,developmentpartners,researchinstitutionsandprivatesector)tocreateenablingpolicyenvironmentatnationalandlocalleveltoaddresstheissuesofunemployment,childhunger,malnutritionandsafetynet.

Government’sYouthSelfEmploymentFund(YSEF)usedthehouseholdincomeandexpendituretrackingtooldevelopedbySavetheChildreninselecteddistrictswhileSCsupportedYSEFinscalingupofitsuseinotherdistricts.YSEFisalsousingSavetheChildren’smicro-enterprise

developmenttrainingmanual.SCestablishedaMoUwithSocialHealthSecurityDevelopmentCommittee(SHSDC)underMinistryofHealthandPopulationforsupportingtheminthepreparationofNationalHealthInsurancePolicy,capacitybuildingofGovernmentstaff,andscaleupofGovernment’shealthinsuranceschemeinselecteddistricts.

AttendingSelfEmploymentEducationProgram(SEEP)classesfor31-year-old

Laxmiwasanopportunitytolearnhowtoreadandwriteagain.Shesays,“Iwas

abletolearnhowtowriteNepalialphabets,Ilearnedhowtodosimple

calculationsandalsolearnedabouttheimportanceofsaving.”Ayearafterthe

SEEPclasses,Laxmicanwriteherownname.Shealsohelpsherdaughterswith

theirhomeworkandoccasionallyvisitsherdaughters’schooltoevaluatetheir

performance.Inaddition,shealsoteachesherhusbandhowtoreadandwrite.

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OurworkinNepalismadepossiblebythegeneroussupportofinstitutionaland

individualdonors.Ourdonorsfor2015arelistedbelow:

Allprivateandindividualdonors

Americares

BanyanTreeFoundation

BezosFamilyFoundation

Bulgari

ComicRelief

CumminsFoundation

d.light

DanishInternationalDevelopmentAgency(DANIDA)

DepartmentforInternationalDevelopment(DFID)–UK

DepartmentofForeignAffairsandTrade(DFAT)–Australia

DisastersEmergencyCommittee(DEC)–UK

DisneyWorldwideServices,Inc

EC-EuropeanCommission

EuropeanCommission’sHumanitarianAidandCivilProtectionDepartment(ECHO)

FordFoundation

Gates-Bill&MelindaGatesFoundation

GlobalAffairsCanada(DFATD)

GlobalFundtoFightAIDS,TBandMalaria

GovernmentofFinlandMinistryofForeignAffairs

HumanitarianCoalition–Canada

IKEA

InstituteofReproductiveHealth,GeorgetownUniversity

InternationalOrganizationforMigration(IOM)

ITV“TextSanta”Programme–UK

KOICA-KoreaInternationalCooperationAgency

MargaretA.CargillFoundation

MerckCompanyFoundation

MinistryofForeignAffairs(MFA)–Finland

MinistryofForeignAffairs(MFA)–Norway

MinistryofForeignAffairs(MOFA)Netherlands

MinistryofForeignAffairsandTrade,NewZealand(NZ-MFAT)

MISEREOR

NorwegianAgencyforDevelopmentCooperation

OfficeofU.S.ForeignDisasterAssistance(OFDA)

Our Donors

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Our PartnersOneFoundation(China)

PierreandPamelaOmidyarFund

PopulationCouncil

SamenwerkendeHulporganisaties(SHO)–Netherlands

SwedishEmergencyFund(SEF)

SwedishInternationalDevelopmentCooperationAgency(SIDA)

SwissPrivateFoundation

TheUnitedNationsChildren'sFund(UNICEF)

ThriveSolarEnergy

UBSOptimusFoundation

UNWorldHealthOrganization

UnitedNationsHighCommissionerforRefugees(UNHCR)

USAID-UnitedStatesAgencyforInternationalDevelopment

WorldFoodProgramme(WFP)

ArangeofpartnersacrossNepalsupportourprogramsinthefield.

Ourpartnersfor2015arelistedbelow:

AasmanNepal(AN),Ramechhap

AavashSamuha,Lalitpur

ArunodayaYubaClub(AYC),Bara,Rautahat&Parsa

AssociationforHelpingtheHelpless(AHH),Banke

AsthaSamuha(AS),Rupandehi

Backwardnesseradicationsociety,Nepal(BES)Nawalparasi

BankofKathmandu(BoK)Kathmandu

BankeUnescoClub(BUC),Banke

BheriEnvironmentalExcellenceGroup(BEEG),Banke

BlueDiamondSociety(BDS)

Jhapa/Morang/Siraha/Sunsari/Kathmandu,Bardiya,Dang

CentreforCommunityDevelopmentNepal(CCDN)

Makwanpur

ChangeTeam(CT),Banke

ChildDevelopmentSociety(CDS),Kathmandu

ChildDevelopmentSociety(CDS),Udayapur

ChildrenasZoneofPeaceandProtection(CZOPP),Kathmandu

ChildrenWomeninSocialServiceandHumanRights(CWISH),

Kathmandu

ChitwanSakriyaSamuha(CSS)Chitwan

ChitwanSakriyaWomen’sFoundation(CSWF)Chitwan

CivilSocietyAllianceforNutrition,Nepal(CSANN)Kathmandu

CommunityActionCenterNepal(CAC–Nepal)Kavre

CommunityDevelopmentCenter(CDC)Nuwakot

CommunityDevelopmentForum(CDF)Doti

CommunityFamilyWelfareAssociation(CFWA)Dhanusha

CommunityHumanResourceDevelopmentProgram

(CHURDEP)Ramechhap

CommunitySupportGroup(CSG)

Kaski,Lamjung,Gorkha,Tanahu,Syangja,Parbat,Baglung

Consortiumoforganizationworkingforchildparticipation

(Consortium)Kathmandu

CottageandSmallIndustriesDevelopmentBoard(CSIDBPyuthan

DalitDevelopmentSociety(DDS)Salyan

DangPlus,Dang

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Our PartnersDevelopmentProjectSerciceCentreNepal(DEPROSC),Kathmandu

DharanPositiveGroup(DPG),Sunsari

EnvironmentConservationandDevelopmentForum(ECDF),Taplejung

EverestClub(EC),Dailekh

FamilyHealthDivision(DoHS),Kathmandu

FederationofSexual&GenderMinorities-Nepal(FSGMN),Kathmandu

ForumforCommunityUpliftmentSystem(FocusNepal),Dhading

ForumforRuralDevelopment(FORD),Okhaldhunga

FriendsAffected&InfectedTogetherinHand(FAITH),Kanchanpur

GajaYouthClub(GYC),Baglung

GatewayFoundationNepal(GFN),Kaski

HamroPrayasNepal(HPN),Sindhuli

HAPPYNepal,Jhapa

HEEHURLDENepal,Bhojpur

HillyRegionDevelopmentCampaign(HRDC),Jajarkot

HolierAssociationofPolite&ProgressiveYouth(HAPPY),NepalJhapa

HosteHainseChildDevelopmentSociety,Tanahun

HumanRightsandEnvironmentDevelopmentCenter(HURENDEC),Udayapur

HumanRightsAwarenessCentre(HURAC),Rolpa

IndreniServiceSociety(INSES),Siraha/Saptari

IntegratedVillageDevelopmentService(IVDS),Makwanpur

JagritiMahilaMahaSangh(JMMS),Kathmandu

JalpaYubaSamuha,Udayapur

KalikadevelopmentcenterNepal(KDV),Pyuthan

kalikaselfreliancesocialcenter(KSSC),Kapilvastu

KapilbastuIntegratedDevelopmentServices(KIDS),Pyuthan/Rolpa

KapilvastuIntegratedDevelopmentServices(KIDS),PyuthanandRolpa

KarnaliIntegratedRuralDevelopmentandRecharchCenter(KIRDARC),Kalikot

KhotgadhiShikharSamaj(KOSIS),Okhaldhunga

KnightChessClub(KCC),Jhapa

KYC-PunarjiwanKendraKendra,Morang/Sunsari

LangtangAreaConservationandconcernedSociety(LACCoS),Rasuwa

Lumbiniintegrateddevelopmentorganization,Nepal(LIDO),Kapilvastu

MahilaAtmaNirvarataKendra(MANK),Sindhupalchowk

MallaraniRuralDevelopmentConcernCenter(MRDCC),Pyuthan

ManagementDivision(DoHS),Kathmandu

ManekorSocietyNepal(MSN),Rasuwa

ManishCareFoundation(MCF),Kaski

MenEngageAllianceNepal,Kathmandu

MultidiciplinaryInstituteforlivelihoodEnhancement&NaturalResourceMgmt.

(MILAN),Myagdi

MultipurposeDevelopmentSociety(MPDS),Baitadi,BajhangandDadeldhura

NagarjunDevelopmentCommunity(NDC),Dhading,Banke,Dang

NangshalAssociation(NA),Kavre

NationalAssociationofPeopleLivingwithHIV&AIDSinNepal(NAP+N),Kathmandu

NationalCenterforEducationalDevelopment(NCD),Kathmandu

NationalFederationofWomenLivingwithHIV&AIDS(NFWLHA),Kathmandu

NationalHealthTrainingCenter(NHTC),Kathmandu

NationalNGOsNetworkGroupAgainstAIDS-Nepal(NANGAN),Kathmandu

NationalRuralandcommunitydevelopmentcentre(NARDEC),Gulmi

NavaKiranPlus(NKP),Kailali/Surkhet

NawaChetanaCommunityDevelopmentCenter(NCCDC),Mustang,Parbat

NawaKiranSewaSamajNepal(NKSSN),Khotang

NepalAnti-TuberculosisAssociation(NATA),Kathmandu

NepalHealthEducation,InformationandCommunicationTrainningCenter

(NHEICC),Kathmandu

NepalHealthResearchCouncil(NHRC).Kathmandu

NepalHIV/AIDSAlliance(NEHA).Kathmandu

NepalNationalDalitSocialWelfareOrganization(NNDSWO).Lalitpur

NepalNationalSocialWelfareAssociation(NNSWA),Kanchanpur

NepalRedrcossSociety(NRCS).Siraha

NepalSTDandAIDSResearchCenter(N’SARC),Dailekh/Rolpa

NirdhanNGO,Banke

PanchTaraYuwaSmrakshyakManch(PTYSM).Jajarkot

ParticipatoryEffortatChildrenEducationandWomenInitiative

(PEACEWIN),Achham/Bajura

Prerana,Kathmandu,Arghakhanchi&Gulmi

PublicWelfareSocietyNepal(JanaSewaSamajNepal),Khotang

RecoveringNepal(RN)Kathmandu

ResourceCentreforPrimaryHealthCare(RECPHEC),Kathmandu

RichmondFellowshipMorang(RFM),Morang

RichmondFellowshipNepal(RFN),Chitwan

RukumeliSamajDevelopmentCenter(RSDC),Rukum

RularSocietyDevelopmentCenter(RSDC),Sunsari

RuralAccessDevelopmentandResearch(RADAR),DangandRasuwa

RuralCommunityDevelopmentCenter(RCDC),Lamjung

RuralDevelopmentandAwarenessSocietyNepal(RDASN),Rolpa

RuralDevelopmentTukiAssociation(RDTA),Dolakha

SaarathiNepal,Kathmandu

SabalNepal,Saptari

SamskritikSambardhanTathaSamajikSudharManch(SSSSM),Baitadi

SathiSamuha(SS),Kathmandu,Nuwakot,Dhading

SavetheSaptari(STS),Saptari

Setoguranschilddevelopmentservice,Baglung,Kapilvastu

SetoGuransNationalChildDevelopmentNepal,Kathmandu

ShantiJanaAadrshaSewaKendra(SJASK),Kavre

ShilichongClubSocialDevelopmentCentre(SCSDC),Sankhuwasabha

ShreeSwanraIntegratedCommunityDevelopmentCenter(SSICDC),Gorkha

ShrijanaCommunityDeveopmentCentre(SCDC),Siraha

SindhuliIntegratedDevelopmentService(SIDS),Sindhuli

SnehaSamaj(SS),Kathmandu

SocialAwarenessCenter(SAC),Surkhet

SocialDevelopmentForum(SDF),Banke

SocialEmpowermentBuildingAccessibilityCenterNepal(SEBAC_Nepal),Acchham

SocialServiceCenter(SOSEC),Dailekh

SocietyforLocalIntegratedDevelopment,Nepal(SOLIDNepal),Kathmandu

SocietyforPositiveAtmosphereandRelatedSupporttoHIV&AIDS

(SPARSHA),Lalitpur&Dhanusha

SocietySupportGroup2003(SSG),Rupandehi

StudentAwarenessForum(BIJAM),Makawanpur&Parsa

Sunshinesocialdevelopmentorganization(SSDO),Kapilvastu

Support&CareRehabilitationCenter(SNC),Chitwan

SystemDevelopmentServiceCentre(SDSC),Gorkha

SystemDevelopmentServiceSentre(SDSC),Gorkha

TrisuliPlus(TP),Nuwakot

TukiAssociationSunkoshi,Sindhupalchowk(Tuki),Sindhupalchok

UnitedNepalFoundationLumbini(UNFL),Rupandehi,Kapilvastu&Palpa

VillageDevelopmentandsavetheEnvironmentFont(VDSEF),Kalikot

WomenSelf-HelpCentre(WSHC),Lamjung

WorkingforAccessandCreation-Nepal(WAC-N),Achham

YouthVision(YV),Bhaktapur&Nawalparasi

Nepal Country Office

AirportAreaGate,SambhuMarg

Kathmandu,Nepal

GPOBOX3394

Tel:+977-1-4468130/4464803

Fax:+977-1-4468132

Email:post.nepal@savethechildren.org

nepal.savethechildren.net