Table 4.2b.1   Percentage Distribution of Adolescent Respondents According to Their Perception of 

the Person Who Can Report a Case 

Who can report a case? 

Baseline 

Endline 

Family member 

67.4 

71.0 

Self 

24.4 

64.8 

Friends 

  2.3 

10.8 

Mothers Group 

  3.4 

Neighbour 

  1.1 

Influential people 

  0.6 

VDC representative 

  0.6 

Don t know 

  5.8 

N 

86 

176 

Percentage total may exceed 100 due to multiple responses. 

Peer Group 

It was encouraging to find that as compared with the baseline survey responses, the 

respondents were able to cite a variety of categories of persons who could report the case 

for trafficking. The commonly cited responses were a family member (72% in the endline 

survey vs. 76% in the baseline survey), self (58% vs. 17%) and friends (19% vs. 2%). 

Only a small proportion (0.6) was able to cite `anyone' for reporting the case  (Table 

4.2b.2). 

Table 4.2b.2   

Percentage Distribution of Peer Group Respondents According to Their Knowledge 

of Who Can Report a Case 

Who can report a case?

Baseline 

Endline 

Family member 

76.6 

72.4 

Self 

16.9 

58.2 

Friends 

  2.6 

18.8 

Neighbour 

  2.4 

Anyone 

  0.6 

Father 

  0.6 

Don t know 

  3.9 

N 

77 

170 

Parent Group 

Regarding the appropriate person who could report a case, a large majority (82%) of the 

parent respondents mentioned family members and nearly half (46%) mentioned the girl 

herself (Table 4.2b.3).

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