Interview of Respondents 
Each of the respondents was interviewed individually and in private. The adolescent girls 
and their peers were gathered in one place by the AMK staff/volunteers to facilitate the 
interviews. The parents were also requested to gather similarly, but only a few gathered. 
The majority of the parents were visited individually at their homes for their interview. 
When visited at home, almost all the parents were found to be approachable for the 
interviews. In very few cases guardians were asked to  replace parents who were absent at 
the time of the survey. The guardians to replace the parent group consisted of 
grandfathers, brothers, uncles, aunts, elder sisters and sisters in law.     
Research Instrument 
The same three sets of structured questionnaires used for the baseline survey were used in 
the endline survey for the individual interviews of adolescents, peers and their parents. 
The same guideline for the informal group meetings with community members was also 
used for the qualitative component  in the endline survey. However, some additional 
questions to solicit information pertaining to the usefulness of AGGATP and the 
awareness training provided by AMK for preventing trafficking of girls were also 
included in the endline survey. Furthermore, questions related to the importance and 
usefulness of interpersonal communication training and 
Chetana ko dora
 were also 
included in the endline questionnaire. 
  
The questionnaires for the quantitative component and the guideline for the qualitative 
component were finalized in consultation with officials of AMK and CEDPA/Nepal. The 
questionnaires were first drafted in English to invite comments and were then translated 
into Nepali after incorporating the comments and suggestions. 
Team Composition 
Two professionals of CREHPA, involved in the baseline survey managed the study. A 
senior professional of CREHPA, served as the Study Co coordinator. She was 
responsible for preparing research instruments, analyzing and preparing the final report of 
the survey and for providing liaison with the AMK and CEDPA officials. A Senior 
Research Assistant (Sr. RA) assisted the Coordinator in all phases of the survey. She was 
responsible for training the field teams, supervising coding of the completed 
questionnaires, monitoring data management and compiling qualitative information. She 
assisted the Coordinator in preparing the research instruments, their translation and 
analysis, and the preparation of the draft study report.   
Field Team 
The field team consisted of four fema le supervisors and eight female interviewers. One 
supervisor and two interviewers were designated in each study VDC for conducting both 
qualitative and quantitative components. 
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