Alliance Against Trafficking in Women and Children in Nepal
Alliance Against Trafficking in Women and Children in Nepal (AATWIN) was established on June 6, 1997 to raise a strong and collective voice against human trafficking. From the very beginning of its establishment, AATWIN has been working for policy changes at the local, national and international levels.
TOTAL AMOUNT GRANTED
$257,460
NUMBER OF GRANTS
3
This project aims to:
- Improve anti-trafficking laws and policies to address internal trafficking
- Sensitised stakeholders to CSEC issues and relevant laws
- Enhance the capacity of rights holders and stakeholders to advocate on prevention and protection against internal trafficking and CSEC
LENGTH OF GRANT
2 Years
GRANT AWARDED DATE
January 2019
GRANT AMOUNT
$120,696
PROJECT & INITIATIVES
Central Nepal
The aim of AATWIN’s 2018 project is to continue its advocacy work with women and adolescents working in the entertainment sector. It will also aim to build the capacity of rights holders and organisations working to end CSEC, slavery and trafficking. This project will also continue to promote sensitization, awareness raising and coordination among stakeholders involved in preventing and responding to CSEC.
LENGTH OF GRANT
1 Year
GRANT AWARDED DATE
January 2018
GRANT AMOUNT
$80,764
PROJECT & INITIATIVES
Central Nepal
The goal of this project is to influence stakeholders’, both governmental and non-governmental, to take action to address human trafficking and CSEC in Nepal by employing legal, policy, and programmatic measures. To achieve this end, AATWIN will focus on three main objectives:
- Sensitizing stakeholders and strengthening coordinator efforts;
- Engaging in advocacy campaigns;
- Building the capacity of rights holders and stakeholders
LENGTH OF GRANT
1 Year
GRANT AWARDED DATE
December 2015
GRANT AMOUNT
$56,000
PROJECT & INITIATIVES
Central Nepal