Stronger Together: For the Protection and Self-Determination of Girls and Young Women in Cox's Bazar

Stronger Together: For the Protection and Self-Determination of Girls and Young Women in Cox's Bazar

PROJECT PROFILE

Stronger Together: Protection and Self-Determination of Girls and Young Women

Goal • Outcomes • Reach • Implementation • Sustainability

5,590Direct primary beneficiaries
64,453Approximate indirect beneficiaries
64,453people
64,453people Indicator
5,590Approximate indirect beneficiaries
120Peer Educators trained
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Purpose

Project Overview

Stronger Together: For the Protection and Self-Determination of Girls and Young Women in Cox’s Bazar Website Project Profile

PROJECT GOAL

Stronger Together: For the Protection and Self-Determination of Girls and Young Women in Cox’s Bazar Website Project Profile

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Visual Evidence

Project Reach & Design

Reported Figure by Indicator

Reported Figure

Direct primary beneficiaries
 
5,590
Approximate indirect beneficiaries
 
64,453
Peer Educators trained
 
120
Young women receiving IGA inputs
 
975
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Who & Where

Beneficiary & Geographic Reach

Direct Primary Beneficiaries

5,590 girls and young women.

Indirect Beneficiaries

The project will indirectly benefit approximately 64,453 people.

Key Achievements

Peer Educator Capacity Building

120 adolescent Peer Educators successfully completed comprehensive training on Life Skills, Protective Behaviour, Health, and Hygiene, equipping them to facilitate peer-to-peer awareness sessions within their communities.

Economic Empowerment and Livelihood Support

975 vulnerable young women received Income-Generating Activity (IGA) inputs to support sustainable livelihoods, enhance household income, and strengthen their economic resilience.

Health, Hygiene and Psychosocial Support

2,679 young women participated in educational sessions on Health, Hygiene, and Psychosocial Support, improving their knowledge and practices related to personal wellbeing, disease prevention, and mental health.

GBV Prevention Education

2,615 young women received Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention education, increasing their awareness of women’s rights, protection mechanisms, available support services, and strategies for preventing and responding to GBV.

Life Skills and Protective Behaviour Awareness

1,446 adolescent girls attended awareness sessions on Life Skills, Protective Behaviour, Health, and Hygiene, strengthening their knowledge, self-confidence, decision-making abilities, and capacity to adopt healthy and protective behaviours.

Key Figures at a Glance

Project ProfileEvidence-led design • Inclusive governance • Sustainable results
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