Table 3.6.1

Percentage Distribution of Adolescent Respondents According to Importance of 

Awareness Training in Preventing Trafficking

How important are awareness programs in 

Baseline 

Endline 

preventing trafficking of girls 

Very much 

78.4 

99.4 

Moderate 

21.0 

  0.6 

Not at all 

  0.6 

Total 

             100.0 

100.0 

N 

176 

176 

Peer Group 

Similar to  the adolescents, all the respondents of the peer group (176) stated that the 

awareness training program was important for preventing trafficking of girls. Almost all 

of them (96%) ranked the training program as very important and only a few (4%) stated 

it was moderately important (Table 3.6.2). 

Table 3.6.2  

Percentage Distribution of Peer Group Respondents According to Perceived 

Importance of Awareness Training in Preventing Trafficking 

How important are awareness programs to prevent 

Baseline 

Endline 

trafficking of girls  

Very much 

75.6 

96.0 

Moderate 

22.2 

  4.0 

Not at all 

  2.3 

Total 

         100.0 

100.0 

N 

176 

176 

3.7 

Knowledge of Traffickers  

Adolescent Group 

Unlike the baseline survey, where nearly one  fifth of the respondents (19%) were not 

able to identify possible traffickers, all the respondents (176) gained knowledge of 

possible traffickers in the community in the endline survey.    

Among characteristics assigned to traffickers, the common responses were strangers 

(82% in endline surve y vs. 69% in baseline survey), relatives (74% vs. 12%), neighbours 

(41% vs. 14%), and friends (15% vs. 5%). It was obvious from these percentages (endline 

survey vs. baseline survey) that there was a significant increase in the knowledge of who 

possible traffickers were in the community (Table 3.7.1).  

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