complaints statistics, including on child marriage , sexual harassment and street harassment harassment and violence in the form of complaints to JAMAKON Legislation and administrative practices reviewed for compliance with international standards on discrimination against women Policy advocacy with the GO and NGO’s to withdraw CEDAW reservations on Articles 2 and 16.1.c Work with National Council for Women and Child Development and other authorities and key NGOs on National Woman Development Policy (2011) to identify where JAMAKON can add value Complaints to JAMAKON of discrimination against women prioritised – focus on developing systematic solutions Media campaign on discrimination against women Reviews completed, reform programme started with agreed KPIs Monitoring the implementation of GOB initiatives to ensure sexual & reproductive health rights and advising the relevant authorities for necessary development. All human rights awareness raising includes issues of discrimination against women. Reservations withdrawn. Acceleration to adopt uniform family code. Action Plan for JAMAKON developed and implemented Increased reporting of discrimination against women Pre and post campaign surveys show significant and progressive increase in awareness and improved attitudes towards discrimination against women Inclusion of sex education in academic curriculum. Implementation status of GOB circular on protection of menstrual health rights at a number of schools are reviewed and reported for better execution. Pre and post campaign surveys 6. PROTECTION OF CHILD RIGHTS, ELIMINATION OF HAZARDOUS CHILD LABOUR AND PREVENTION OF EARLY AND FORCED MARRIAGE 5 year outcome Situation of children in relation Key Strategies Roundtable with NGOs working 20 KPI Roundtables produce action

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