Name of the organization: 3 Angels Nepal (3AN)

Phone no: + 977 61 430310

Fax: +977 61 432660
Toll Free No: 16606152777
E-mail: info@3angelsnepal.com
admin@3angelsnepal.org.np
rajendra@3angelsnepal.org.np
URL: www.3angelsnepal.com
Post Box: 268
Central Office Address: Pokhara-15, Kaski, Nepal

Branch Office:

1. Kanchhanpur
2. Dhangadi
3. Nepalgunj
4. Krishnanagar
5. Vhairahawa
6. Chitwan
7. Birgunj
8. Kathmandu

Contact Person: Dr. Rajendra Gautam, CEO/ Founder

Establishment: 2008 A.D
Type of organization: National Level NGO

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Legal Status: Registered under NGO Act 2034 Nepal
Registration of DAO No: 2060
Date of Registration: August 20, 2008
Last Renewal Date: September 27, 2016
SWC No: 25987
DCWB No: 47
PAN No: 303649748
Bank Account: Standard Chartered Bank Ltd.

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Creating a society free from Human Trafficking.

To combat Human Trafficking through Rescue, Prevention

and Rehabilitation.

Human trafficking and sex slavery reduced and awareness

created.

To prevent Human Trafficking through quality education,

awareness and safe rehabilitation for building a trafficking
free and safe community at large.

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 35, 000+ women and children rescued and intercepted
by 3AN Nepal till date.
Life skills training provided to 422; 22 are observed as
staff within 3AN in various capacities.
178 children live in 13 homes with family model (Home
parents); 72 children are sponsored from the
marginalized communities for education opportunities in
3AMS.
3 Angels Community Radio is upgraded to 1000 watts
with 24/7 broadcasting ability; and primary programs
relayed though 42 community based radio stations
covering 72 districts across Nepal.
3 Angels Mission School imparts quality and competent
education up to grade X with holistic development
approach.
Established ECD and community centers for the most
vulnerable communities like Chepang, Chaudhary, Badi
etc.
Launch of Micro Finance with a target to alleviate
poverty level of the most vulnerable communities that
are prone to trafficking
Operation 3 Angels Saving and Credit Cooperative to
provide an alternative means of survival for the
trafficked victims and the beneficiaries.
Registration and operation of a Social Enterprise
(3AIFS) 3 Angels Initiatives for Financial Sustainability;
with a view to generate local income to reduce
dependency on overseas funding.

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1.) Dr. Rajendra Gautam, the founder/CEO of 3 Angels
Nepal has been awarded with National Hero award 2016 in
Kathmandu Nepal; on the auspicious occasion of the
International Human Trafficking Day 5th September 2016.
This award was given to Rajendra because of his work
fighting against human trafficking through the work of 3
Angels Nepal.

2.) The cabinet met on the 11 December 2016 according to

act 2048/32 Decided to appoint Dr. Rajendra Gautam as one
of the Board of Directors for Central Child Welfare Board
(CCWB) under the Social Welfare and women Children
ministry of the Government of Nepal.

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 e-NGO CHALLENGE AWARD 2016 SOUTH AISA

3) On 25th Feb 2017, 3 Angels Nepal received eNGO

CHALLENGE AWARD 2016 in New Delhi where NGOs from
SAARC countries participated representing Nepal, Bhutan,
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Maldives, Sri Lanka, and
Afghanistan. 3AN won the coveted award for effective
empowerment of human-trafficking victims in Nepal.
This is the second major award and the first international-
level award 3AN has received so far.

4) 3AN has received numbers awards for its sustained effort

to end human trafficking in Nepal and also for the assisting
to empower vulnerable women and children.

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5) 3ACH 3 Angels Children Homes Awarded as A grade
Childrens Homes in Kaski District by the Women and
Children Ministry of the Government of Nepal 2014.

6) 3ACR 3 Angels Community Radio 94.6 - Awarded as the

best Zonal Community Radio in Gandaki zone by ACORAB,
the network for community Radio Board Nepal 2013.

7) 3 AN Vhairahawa branch was recognized as the best

organization for fighting HT in Nepal by Nepal Television
in 2013.

8) Government of Nepal provided land to 3 AN, in

appreciation to the most effective organization fighting
against HT to 3 AN Dhangadi branch to have the border
monitoring station built on the land right at the border 2014.

9) 3AN has received Tax Exemption Certificate from Inland

Revenue Office (IRO) Pokhara.

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3 Angels Nepal is a Social non Governmental Organization
registered under the NGO act 2034; Founded in 2008 with a
Vision of CREATING A SOCIETY FREE FROM HUMAN
TRAFFICKING a Mission TO COMBAT HUMAN
TRAFFICKING THROUGH RESCUE, PREVENTION AND
REHABILITATION and a Goal being HUMAN
TRAFFICKING AND SEX SLAVERY REDUCED AND
AWARENESS CREATED within the Nepali communities at
large; founded by an ex-Asian Aid sponsored child Rajendra
Gautam.

3AN is committed to make a difference in the lives of

orphans, vulnerable children, trafficked and abused girls and
women. All initiatives of 3AN such as: 3 Angels Mission
School (3AMS), 3 Angels Children Homes (3ACH), 3 Angels
Anti-Human Trafficking (3AHT), 3 Angels Women Safe
Haven (WSH), 3 Angels Community Radio 94.6 (3ACR),
Prison and Community Development (PACD), 3 Angels
Initiatives for Financial Sustainability (3AIFS) 3 Angels
Saving and Credit Cooperative (3ASCCOL) and any other to
be operated in the future will contribute to fight against
human trafficking with Cost effectiveness to increase
sustainability and decrease dependency" the
organizational overall strategy.

3AN is a community-focused; victim-friendly organization,

committed to support, develop and empower orphans,
disadvantaged children, vulnerable women and young girls.
Our programs provide children with an education, in a safe
and supportive environment where they can confidently
share their views to bring about an enduring impact not only
in their personal life but also in their community.

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An orphan boy at the age of 8 was fortunate enough to be
picked up by Asian Aid as one of the first child from Nepal to
go to India for his education. In 2004, after completing his
education, this same boy Rajendra Gautam comes back to
Nepal contribute back to the Nepali society. The miraculous
journey of 3 Angels Nepal then begins with a blind girl called
Meena, found on the street of Pokhara; while Sarah and
Rajendra Gautam were walking on the streets, looking for a
job to Sarah, wife of Dr. Rajendra Gautam, to make their
survival in a new place that they had just moved after they
were just newly married. The only money they had was
Rs.270 when they landed in Pokhara on the 4th of April
2004.

It is not surprising to them with what they see in 3 Angels

today and how the work of 3 Angels started with nearly zero
for they strongly believe in the Lord almighty who blesses
every effort to yield fruits to bless as many others.

3 Angels Nepal started with just one girl has grown up to

have 178 children in 13 homes with loving and caring foster
parents; more than 70 other needy children from difficult
backgrounds and circumstances have opportunities for a
better education and a bright future which otherwise seem
almost impossible.

3 Angels Nepal today provides holistic education to 515

children in 3 Angels International Mission School. The 34
staff at the school nurtures every child with love and utmost
care.

Further, to provide education, awareness and protection to

vulnerable women and children from human trafficking and
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sex slavery; 3 Angels Nepal has now extended its anti-
trafficking programs through 7 branch operations across
Nepal, reaching to 72 Districts to over 20 million population
through 3Angels Radio and various other activities that are
being effectively executed to combat human trafficking and
sex slavery in Nepal.

3AN is allowed access to 21 prisons with services such as

education, health and medical assistance to prisoners.
Furthermore, it is also authorized to assist children come out
of the prisons to 3AN children homes.

3 Angels Community Radio 94.6, Women Safe Haven and

Transit homes, Branch operations and border monitoring in
four major Indo-Nepal borders have significantly contributed
to intercept and rescue more than 35,000 vulnerable women
and children from being trafficked in to India. It is also
estimated that at-least 20 million people have been provided
access to education and awareness about human trafficking,
health and childrens programs through our Radio broadcast.

Nothing would have been possible if it was not for the Lord
almighty, the government of Nepal, the stakeholders,
security forces, local authorities, and like-minded
organizations who strongly supported throughout the
journey. Nor would have been anything possible if it was not
for 3AN partners, supporters and well-wishers who
financially, technically and with sincere prayers continually
walked together in this journey. The competent, dedicated
and committed team, strongly supportive board, the
ambassadors, internal and external representatives, and
staff of 3AN who work untiringly are the key players of the
achievements.

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Finally, it is all about RESCUE, PREVENTION and
REHABILITATION of the vulnerable women and children
who in thousands become prey to slavery every-year in
Nepal. Therefore, 3AN journey continues until the Human
Trafficking and Sex Slavery in Nepal is eradicated.

Your partnership and support to 3AN is pivotal to provide

hope, education and protection to individuals and
communities who are vulnerable to Human Trafficking and
Sex slavery and to prepare them for a better citizen of this
nation. Join the Rescue

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A Child Focused Organization with 50 years of long history in the
area of child sponsorship though Child Focused Initiatives
Approach. 3AN is proud to be associated with Asian Aid who
support our 3 Major projects/programs:
1. 3 Angels Anti-Human Trafficking WRN and WSH
2. 3 Angels Children Homes (3ACH)
3. 3 Angels Mission School (3AMS)

Established by Dr. Steve and Mrs. Robyn Raymond in 2013.

Engaging with local churches and business owners in
Newcastle regions, 3 Angels Australia Development seeks to
create awareness of the 3ANs work, generating funds to
resource programs to increase sustainability of 3AN in the
future. 3AN will seek their continued support during this
planning period 2016-2020. Their main projects are:
1. Purchase land for the new school campus
2. Construction school building and Children homes
3. Support tertiary education of 3AN students

Captivating International, is a not-for-profit organization

whose purpose is to elevate orphaned and abandoned
children above the poverty line. They commenced supporting
to the work of 3 Angels Nepal in 2013, and began a formal
funding partnership with Asian Aid in July 2014. 3AN will
seek their continued support during this planning period
2016-2020. Their main projects are:

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 1. Anti-Trafficking in East Central Regions Nepal
2. Education and Awareness through radio broadcast on
anti-trafficking
3. Micro Finance to alleviate poverty level of the trafficked
survivors and to provide an alternative means of
survival.

A trustee of friends under the lead of Mr. Lyle Gordon Ball

and Lloyd Ellis from Newcastle Australia. They have been
serving the needy people across Asia and Europe for several
decades; since 2011, FF have come on board with 3 AN's
mission to partner with especially in the area of PACD -
Prison and Community Development and Tertiary education
of children. 3AN will seek their continued support during this
planning period 2016-2020.

An extended arm of Asian Aid Australia in the US supporting

child sponsorship within 3AN since 2012. We are small
partner now but we value them and look forward to building
our relationships stronger with Asian Aid USA in the long run.

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 Anti-Human Trafficking (3AHT)
3 Angels Children Home (3ACH)
Suva Tara 3 Angels Mission School (ST. 3AMS)
3 Angels Community Radio 94.6 MHz (3ACR)
Prison and Community Development (PACD)
3 Angels Initiatives for Financial Sustainability
(3AIFS)
3 Angels Saving & Cooperative Limited (3ASCOL)

3 Angels set up small checkpoints along the Indo-Nepal

border to rescue/intercept trafficking and help to stop human
trafficking. So far, the 3 Angels border monitoring stations
stop an average of 12 girls being trafficked every
day. Interception is the most effective form of rescue. In the
past three years 3AN has been able to rescue over 4,000
women and young girls from being trafficked and sold in to
Indian brothels.
Every intercepted client is counseled for family reunion.
When the re-union is not possible, they are then welcomed
to Women Safe Haven (A Safe and secured shelter) in
Pokhara. Immediate medical care, psycho-social counseling,
nutritious food, family and friendly home environment and
verities of different life skills training offered to rebuild their
lives for better and happy future.

The children who are taken in by 3 Angels are placed into

family units where they are welcomed into the family. Many
children have no memory of what it is like to be part of a real

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family and this is when the real healing and transformation
begins, as that child discovers what its like to be loved and
accepted.

The aim is to teach children, through nurturing, sharing,

trusting, forming relationships and taking responsibility. All of
these are vital emotional skills that they can pass onto their
own families in the future, thus shaping the lives of future
generations.

The current 3 Angels School is ranked as one of the good

schools in the region, however, the building, whilst well
resourced, is a very basic, cramped structure on rented land
and without room for expansion. 3 Angels Nepal would love
to offer more children a better education where all castes
mix and discrimination doesnt exist. The rescued and the
privileged, learn together. To achieve this, the plan is to build
a school campus on the purchased land that will educate
twice as many children and hopefully also accommodate 13
childrens homes (with the current family model) as these
also are currently rented and without the security of
permanence.

As well as talking about the dangers of human trafficking and

the tactics the traffickers use, we also inform communities
about basic health and hygiene to help prevent
contamination; the importance of clean water, and how to
stop the spread of disease. Legal counseling, Women and
Children rights and protection, Civic Education are additional
program that 3AN consider as equally important as the
awareness and education to trafficking is.
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Advertisers and sponsored programs are a valuable source
of revenue and this is how we are able to fund our vital
broadcasts. The more impact we have, the more advertisers
we can attract to help fund the programs. We also rely on
charitable donations, which helps pay for equipment, running
costs and other resources. Our aim is to become fully self-
sufficient by appealing to advertisers but costs for running a
radio broadcast are high.

3 Angels provides prisoners and their children with

both practical and emotional support that can make a world
of difference to their quality of life. We step in with basic
provisions that are not provided by the prison authorities.
Once they leave prison we are also there to help them pick
up the pieces of their lives and look forward to a brighter
future with education, training and emotional support. Some
of the children who have grown up behind bars often need
specialist support in order to adapt to life on the outside
whilst their mothers can be given training so that they can
eke out livelihood for themselves and their families.

One of the main goals of 3AN is to be self-reliant for

organizational perpetuity. Therefore, it has initiated activities
towards that goal. It has been running income-generating
programs such as school, bakery, garment factory, press,
and drinking water supply, Micro finance, Cooperative
among others, which will be further mobilized to help
vulnerable women and children. It envisions initiating more
such viable programs in the future. These initiatives will also
serve to employ victims during rehabilitation.

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The major aim of 3 Angels Savings and Co-Operative is to
mobilize the funds generated from and within 3AN
departments and units. In addition, it has played pivotal role
in providing financial help to trafficked women and
vulnerable children in need to financially equip them as an
alternative means of survivals and to provide them an
endless opportunities.

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 1. General Assembly
2. Board
3. CEO
4. Administrative Committee
5. Welfare and Protection Team
6. Departmental Management Committee

It is the most powerful body of 3AN. Meeting of General

Assembly is conducted annually which elects the executive
board members. In adherence to 3AN constitution, Annual
General Meting (AGM) records and approves performance,
annual reports, audit reports, amend organizational and
governance policies, forms account committee, delegates
authority to the board and also preform other major activities.

This is the senior most body in the organization often termed

as the legal body or Executive Board. The board members
are only changed as defined in the constitution of 3AN. The
board, composed of seven members for three years tenure,
is elected by general assembly. The meeting of the
executive board is conducted once a month. The major duty
of the executive board is to supervise and direct the
organization as per the authority offered by the constitution
of 3AN. It is responsible for the overall actions and
performance of the organization. Mrs. Sharda Khatri Gautam
is the chairperson of the current board.

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Administrative Committee (A.Com) is the third most powerful
body of 3AN after general assembly and executive board. Its
main objective is to manage and administrate all the
departments: receive reports and make departmental
operating decisions. The Ad.Com meets once a month.
Chief Executive Officer, Program Director, Finance Director,
Human Resource Manager, departmental heads and
Administrative Secretary are the core members of the
Ad.Com who work under the jurisdictions and authority
delegated by the executive board. CEO is the chairperson of
the Ad.com.

WAP is formed to manage and facilitate welfare and ensure

protection to all our beneficiaries (children and women in
particular), WAP records issues, recommends Ad.com for an
immediate action to ensure holistic development, welfare
and full protection of every beneficiary within 3AN. For the
best interest of the beneficiary is the slogan of WAP. The
WAP meeting is called as often as they need.

To ensure smooth running of every department regardless of

its size, the DMC is formed with CEO as chairman and HOD
as the member secretary. Its main objective is to manage
and administrate all the departmental activities: receive
reports and make departmental operating decisions. The
meeting of DMC is called once a month. DMC reports and
recommends decisions to Ad.com for further actions.

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 Board Members

S.N Name Designation Sex

1 Sharda Khatri Gautam President Female
2 PhuL Kumari Lama Vice-President Female
3 Bhupendra Acharya Secretary Male
4 Rupa Khatri Thapa Treasurer Female
5 Ganesh Kumar Shrestha Member Male
6 Parbati Lamsal Member Female
7 Shyam Kumari Kunwar Member Female

Management Team

S.N Name Designation Academic

Qualification
1 Dr. Rajendra Kumar Gautam CEO PhD, DD, M.Th.
2 Dr. Madan Thapa Program PhD, MCL, MA,
Director LLB, B.Ed.
3 Mr. Sandesh Subedi Finance MBA
Manager
4 Mr. Kisan Gurung HR Manager MA

5 Mr. Ganga Bahadur Khatri Field BHCM

Coordinator
6 Mr. Naresh Khadka Lawyer LLB

7 Mr.Ganesh Kumar Shrestha HOD Media BA, Mass

and Communication
Marketing
8 Mr. Vivek Sharma Dhakal Admin. BBA
Secretary

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 70 M,
44%
88 F,
56%

Male Female

30

25
25
21
20
16
15
15

10 10 10
10 9
7
6 6 6
5
5 4
2 2 2
1 1
0
0

Male Female

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 13
22
77

46

Brahmin/Chhetri Ethnics Dalit Other Minorities

3AN has deployed 158 staff for running all the departments
and units smoothly as per the present need. Among them 70
are male and 88 are female. Thus, 3 Angels Nepal has
prioritized the inclusiveness and proportionate
representation of staff within each department as per the
government policy. The above-mentioned chart displays as;
77 Brahmin/Chhetri, 46 Ethnics, 22 Dalit and 13 Other
Minorities.

Opportunities to enhance professional competencies are

provided to staffs through skill-based training in all sectors.
As a result, 3AN is able to ensure maximum output from all
the departments.

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3AN strongly promotes and believes in the true and active
participation of all key stakeholders particularly the local
communities or program beneficiaries. 3AN strives to ensure
that stakeholders participate and contribute at all the stages
of the interventions.

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The financial transaction of 3AN adheres to 3 Angels
Financial Operation Manual 2015 that aims to ensure
systematic financial management system. The Account
committee, and Procurement committee and internal
audit enhance the good governance and transparency.

3AN has received Tax Exemption Certificate from

Inland Revenue Office (IRO) Pokhara. All fund received
is approved from Social Welfare Council (SWC) and
gets affiliated in the District Development Council.

Regular financial auditing is carried by accredited firm

(Chartered Accountant) and is endorsed by the General
Assembly. 3AN has incorporated FAMAS software in its
accounting system. In addition, it has well Secured
Data and Security Plan (DSP).

Regular supervision, monitoring and evaluation is

conducted by the Executive Board, Donors, Account
Committee, and the concerned government authorities.

3AN is striving to reduce the administration cost so that

the beneficiary can avail maximum benefits. Till date,
the administration cost is between the range of 10% -
12%. Continuous effort is made to reduce the existing
administrative cost.

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 Income & Expenditures Trend in '000'
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000
-
2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073
BS (08/09 BS (09/10 BS (10/11 BS (11/12 BS (12/13 BS (13/14 BS (14/15 BS (15/16
AD) AD) AD) AD) AD) AD) AD) AD)

Income / Receipts Expenditures / Payments

Income and Expenditure Trend Analysis

in 000
Income / Expenditures /
Fiscal Year Receipts Payments
2065/066 BS (08/09 AD) 3997 2413
2066/067 BS (09/10 AD) 3503 3716
2067/068 BS (10/11 AD) 11458 12357
2068/069 BS (11/12 AD) 45720 42697
2069/070 BS (12/13 AD) 66672 72697
2070/071 BS (13/14 AD) 59113 102698
2071/072 BS (14/15 AD) 80223 132698
2072/073 BS (15/16 AD) 177358 162699
TOTAL 448044 435330

SURPLUS DURING THE PERIOD 12714

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 Sustainability Trend

In the above bar graph, the red bar depicts donations while
the blue represents income from sustainability initiatives.

As depicted by the bar graph, in 2016, 3AN generated

around 20% income from its internal source whereas 82% of
the total fund was received as donations. Likewise in 2018,
the income from sustainability initiative is estimated to be
equal to donations it will receive. And in 2020, it is estimated
that income will surge to 80%, and need of external donation
will be about 20%.

Exponential 20% increment in the income during the period

of 2019 2020 is expected as the construction of school
buildings, children homes and Safe Haven will complete
which will largely reduce rental expense in particular.

The overall trend shows that the income from sustainability

initiative will increase and the dependency on foreign aid will
decrease steadily leading to self-sustainability of 3AN by
locally generated fund in the near future.

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 Purchase land and complete the Construction of School,
Children homes and Radio buildings including the 3AN
central Administrative building.

A. Develop alliances and networking with LMOs - Like

Minded Organizations and relevant line agencies
B. Ensure affiliation where appropriate and necessary
C. Appropriate personnel will represent 3AN in alliances
D. 3AN will work towards leading alliances and
networking in Children and Trafficking sectors

A. Strengthen Advocacy on Child Protraction, Women

Empowerment, Anti-Human Trafficking, and
Community development and Raise the voice of
voiceless.
B. 3AN will work towards making its significant
presence at the policy making levels
C. To have strong presence of 3AN, it may apply a joint
venture or individual approach as seen fit and
appropriate

A. Establishment of resource and research center within

3AN
B. Collection of E-books
C. Update on government policies, constitution, acts,
directives etc.
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D. Indulging overseas volunteers in research oriented
activities
E. Conduct relevant research, innovative studies and
surveys, etc. periodically as per the need

A. Outlining of potential short term projects

B. Seek ST projects from GOs, NGOs, INGOs to
increase sustainability
C. Any project less than 3 years is defined as short term
project
D. Separate team formed for STP through 3AN to
implement the STP
E. 3AN will deduct 12 to 15% Admin cost from the
source upon the agreement
F. 3AN shall manage the overall STP and report to the
Donor
G. Liability and project assets is subject to MoU
H. 3AN board provides legitimacy of the STP

A. Expansion of Income Generating Units throughout

3AN project/program location
B. Long term capital investment
C. Build required infrastructure for all project/program
D. Establishment of Income Generating initiatives (Micro
Finance, Banking, Agriculture, Factories etc)
E. Increase partnership for sustainability project
development
F. Explore local resources and empower them to
encourage ownership of 3AN projects

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 Social Welfare Council, Kathmandu
NGO Federation, Kaski
Network of Children Homes, Kaski
District Child Welfare Board, Kaski
Central Child Welfare Board, Kathmandu
Emergency Rescue Network, Kaski
Civil Society for Peace, Kaski
Women Human Rights Protection Network, Kaski
District Reconciliation Coordinating Network
Association of Community Radio Broadcasters
(ACORAB) Kathmandu
Federation Nepali Journalist, Kaski
District Board for Human Trafficking, Rupendehi
World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters
(AMARC)
Gender-based Violence and Child Protection
committee, Rupendehi
Women and Child Network, Rupendehi

ALLIANCE WITH LIKE-MINDED ORGANIZATIONS

Tiny Hands International

Tiny Hands Nepal
Shakti Samuha Kaski
KI Nepal
Fatima Foundation India
PRC Nepal
Akhil Nepal Munch India
Banbashi Sewa Sanstha India
Apravashi Nepal India
Prawashi Nepali Mitra munch India
Women Empowerment and Awareness Nepal Kaski.

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