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S-03Bodoland Territorial Council Girls Empowerment & Menstrual Health Programme
S-03Women, Child & Social Development

Bodoland Territorial Council Girls Empowerment & Menstrual Health Programme

Bodoland Territorial Council Social Welfare

Total Budget

₹3.50 Cr

Beneficiaries

20,000+

Duration

2 Years (24 months)

SDGs

3, 4, 5

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Executive Summary

This programme addresses the critical needs of adolescent girls in Bodoland Territorial Council through menstrual hygiene management (MHM), reproductive health education, life skills training, and leadership development, reducing school dropouts and improving health outcomes.

Need Assessment & Problem Statement

Many adolescent girls in Bodoland Territorial Council lack access to sanitary products, MHM awareness is low, school dropout rates are high during adolescence, and girls face barriers to health information and life skills education.

Project Objectives

  • Reach 25,000+ adolescent girls with MHM services
  • Distribute sanitary products to 15,000+ girls
  • Train 1,000+ peer educators
  • Reduce school absenteeism due to menstruation by 50%
  • Establish MHM-friendly facilities in 200+ schools

Target Beneficiaries

Adolescent girls (10-19)20,000+

MHM, health education, life skills

School-going girls15,000+

Sanitary products, school facilities

Out-of-school girls5,000+

Community outreach, life skills

Budget Breakdown

ComponentAmountType
Sanitary Products & Distribution₹0.80 Cr
OPEX
School MHM Infrastructure₹0.70 Cr
CAPEX
Health Education & Life Skills₹0.60 Cr
OPEX
Peer Educator Training₹0.50 Cr
OPEX
IEC & Community₹0.40 Cr
OPEX
M&E₹0.50 Cr
OPEX
Total Project Cost₹3.50 Cr

CSR Alignment

Schedule VII Alignment

  • (ii) Gender equality
  • (i) Healthcare

SDG Alignment

SDG 3: Good Health
SDG 4: Quality Education
SDG 5: Gender Equality

ESG Alignment

Social (S) - Gender equity, adolescent health, education retention.

Government Convergence

Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Rashtriya Kishor Swasthya Karyakram.

Implementation

Implementation Agency

Eligible implementing agency (subject to formal approval).

School-based and community-based delivery. Peer educator model for sustainability.

Duration: 2 Years (24 months)

Phase 1
4 months

School mapping, baseline, material procurement

Phase 2
16 months

Programme rollout across all districts

Phase 3
4 months

Assessment, peer network strengthening

Monitoring & Evaluation

School-level tracking. Peer educator reports. Beneficiary surveys.

Key Performance Indicators

IndicatorTargetFrequency
Girls reached25,000+Quarterly
Peer educators trained1,000+Quarterly
School absenteeism reduction50%Half-yearly

Impact & Sustainability

Expected Outcomes

  • Improved menstrual hygiene practices
  • Reduced school dropout
  • Girl leadership development
  • Breaking menstruation taboos

Impact Assessment

KAP surveys. School attendance analysis. Qualitative studies.

Sustainability & Exit Strategy

Peer educator network. School-level MHM infrastructure and awareness.

Project Documents

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DPR

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Budget

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