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Psychosocial Support in GBV Prevention and Response Project – II (July 2021 to June 2026)

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The aim of this project is to strengthen multi-sectoral response to the survivors of Gender Based Violence (GBV) through enhancing the capacity of Community Psychosocial Workers and Case Managers in order to provide psychosocial support and counseling to the GBV survivors. This project was started from September 2016 and implemented till June 2021. The 2nd phase of GBVPRP has been implemented in 19 (rural) municipalities of Morang, Udayapur, Okhaldhunga, Kailali, Achham, Baitadi, Bajura and Bhajhang districts. This project enhances service capacity of 8 hospital based OCMCs and also establish  response mechanisms at community level through placing Community Psychosocial workers, CPSWs coordinators  at local level and case managers  and psychosocial counselors  in the OCMC.    The Gender-based Violence Prevention and Response Project (GBVPR) Phase II is supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC and the Norwegian Embassy in Kathmandu through UNFPA.Gender-Based Violence and Suicide/Cyber Crime Factsheets for Fiscal Year 2080/81, developed by the Nepal Police (Women, Children, and Senior Citizens Service Directorate). These factsheets will provide comprehensive information on various aspects of Gender-Based Violence. It has been developed in both English and Nepali languages and uploaded on the Nepal Police website.To access the Factsheet, please follow the links provided below. We kindly request your support in disseminating these factsheets within your respective organizations and networks to ensure its maximum reach and use.
S.NFiscal YearLink to English FactsheetLink to Nepali Factsheet
1FY 2080/081(July/Aug 2023 to Jun/July 2024)
2Previous Years FactsheetLink to Factsheet (By default Nepali factsheet will open, to browse the English factsheet please switch the language from the top right of the webpage)
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