to trafficking and child labour improves significantly on child rights and hazardous child labour, and with other stakeholders In consultation with child rights, NGOs ensure that JAMAKON’s complaints procedures are easily accessible and child‐sensitive plans with KPIs Educating and mobilizing parents and community members and empowering girls with information, skills and support networks Enhancing the accessibility and quality of formal schooling for girls. Offering economic support and incentives for girls and their families Fostering an enabling legal and policy framework Formal relation with the GoB agencies developed Work with government for removal of reservations to Art 14(1) and Art 21 of CRC and for ratification OP-3 of CRC. Work with relevant authorities to implement the United Nations Study on Violence against Children Work with authorities to finalize National Child Labour Policy incorporating effective monitoring mechanism and to implement plan of action to eliminate the worst forms of child labour Reservations withdrawn Child Friendly Complaints Wing established at JAMAKON Situation analysis of drop-out school girls and other obstacles to education done in collaboration with NGOs Legal framework established OP- 3 of CRC ratified. Action Plan to implement UN Study developed and implemented Action Plan developed 7. HUMAN TRAFFICKING, SAFE MIGRATION AND DISCRIMINATION AND ABUSE OF MIGRANT WORKERS 5-year outcome Causes of unsafe migration and trafficking are identified, GoB has developed and adopted policy to ensure safe migration and stop human trafficking Key Strategies Work with GO, NGOs and NHRIs to map out the issues and causes of unsafe migration and human trafficking 21 KPI Study to detect hotspots and to identify issues that can be immediately addressed conducted in collaboration with organizations working in the field