aspects of trafficking. Likewise, one seventh (14%) of the respondents expressed the 

usefulness of the training as it gave them the opportunity to share the knowledge with 

others that they had gained from the training (Table 5.4.2).   

Table 5.4.2 Percentage Distribution of Adolescent Respondents According to the Reasons for the 

Usefulness of Training 

Reasons for the usefulness of training 

Endline (%) 

Through this we gain knowledge of trafficking 

58.5 

It helps to know how to prevent from trafficking attempts 

30.1 

Know about law on trafficking 

16.5 

What we know we can teach others 

14.2 

Through this training we can prevent TG for others and ourselves  

11.4 

It helps to recognize the traffickers  

  6.3 

Can communicate with others about TG 

  4.5 

It makes aware those who are uninformed about trafficking 

  2.3 

Gain knowledge of trafficking and its impact 

  0.6 

It helps to make friends familiar with each other's needs 

  0.6 

Know the districts affected by trafficking 

  0.6 

Learn that one should not immediately trust anybody 

  0.6 

Total 

                        100.0 

N 

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A question related to interpersonal communication (IPC) training was not covered in the 

baseline survey because at that time the respondents had not received any training. When 

asked about their participation in the training, all (100%) the respondents expressed that 

they had received the training on IPC and expressed that the training empowered them to 

communicate with others easily. Half (51%) of the respondents expressed that after the 

training the y found communicating with others very easy, and nearly half (48%) of them 

found communicating with others easy  (Table 5.4.4). 

Various reasons were expressed by the adolescents for finding themselves more 

comfortable and easy while communicating with others after the training. Nearly half 

(46%) the respondents said `the training made them capable of communicating with 

others,' 44% of them said  the training gave them skills to teach and convince others , a 

considerable proportion (18%) expressed that  the y were more confident and bold to 

teach others  and nearly one  fifth (19%) of them said that `they gained knowledge of 

traffickers and trafficking' (Table 5.4.4). 

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