Regarding the person who can report the case, none of the groups could cite the answer 

 whomever  though they cited a variety of categories of people. Similarly, regarding the 

location from where one could file the case, none of the groups could cite the answer 

 from any location .  

Compared  with the baseline survey where the knowledge of the time frame to report the 

case was non existent among the adolescents and almost non existent among the peers 

and parents, there was a high increase in the endline survey where the majority of them 

were aware of the duration ( whenever ) to file the case. Similarly, compared with the 

baseline survey, there was a remarkable increase in the knowledge of punishment for 

traffickers among all three groups. Among the community members also, there was a 

high increase in knowledge of the punishment for traffickers compared with the baseline.  

All the adolescents who had participated in the training organised by AMK on 

interpersonal communication and trafficking of girls found the training very useful. 

Compared with the baseline survey where only 52% of the respondents had 

communicated on trafficking of girls issues, all the adolescents had communicated on 

trafficking of girls issues in the endline survey. This can be stated as one of the positive 

impacts of the program launched by AMK on trafficking of girls. The parents also 

emphasised the importance of such training by AMK as they discovered positive changes 

in their daughters after the training.    

The frequency of communication about trafficking of girls by the  adolescents to their 

friends, mothers and sisters has also increased in the endline survey compared with the 

baseline survey. It was definitely a positive impact of the program launched by AMK as 

more

information on trafficking such as signs indicative of  trafficking, measures to 

prevent from trafficking, legal aspects of trafficking, possible traffickers, and knowledge 

of the trafficking prone districts was shared among their friends, mothers and sisters by 

the adolescents in the endline survey, whereas in the baseline survey, the adolescents 

only shared prevention measures for trafficking while communicating with others.    

All the peers had been communicated with about trafficking of girls issues, mostly by 

their friends (AMK adolescent group).

Peers als o expressed that the information they 

gained from friends was useful and that they would utilise the information by sharing the 

knowledge of trafficking of girls issues they had gained with friends and community to 

protect girls from traffickers and trafficking attempts. Almost all (96%) the peers and 

parents (96%) were also aware of the training organised by AMK on trafficking of girls 

and IPC for the adolescent girls. Almost all (98%) of the peers said that the adolescents 

shared information about the training with them. Similarly, usefulness of the IPC and 

trafficking of girls training was emphasised by all three groups.  

All the parents mentioned that they had observed positive changes in their daughters after 

the daughters received the training on trafficking of girls and IPC as they found their 

daughters capable of talking about and discussing trafficking of girls issues confidently 

in the community. Likewise, the peers also observed positive changes among their friends 

after receiving the training from AMK on trafficking of girls and IPC as they have found 

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