may select a maximum of four categories). Please also enter the approximate number of primary beneficiaries you expect to reach. Female domestic workers Indigenous minority ethnic Women/girl victims of sexual Female migrant workers groups exploitation Female political activists/human rights Lesbian, bisexual, transgender Women in detention defenders Women/girl victims of trafficking Female sex workers Women/girls with disabilities Specify Female refugees/Internally Women/girls living with HIV and AIDS displaced/asylum seekers Women and girls forced in prostitution Main characteristics of Primary Beneficiaries Age (select all that Target group (select only one) Setting (select all that Girls (0-9) Women and/or girls in general Urban Adolescents (10-19) Women and/or girl survivors of Rural women (20-24) violence Informal (e.g. Adult Women Both of the Elderly women (60 and above) Estimated total number of Primary Beneficiaries: Please select only those categories that are relevant to the intervention. E. Secondary beneficiaries those individuals the project will work with in order to change the lives of the primary – beneficiaries. For example, those who act as change agents, enablers or service providers in order to achieve the project outcomes. These could be women, girls, men or boys. (You may select a maximum of four categories). Please also enter the approximate number of secondary beneficiaries you expect to reach through this initiative. Members of civil society organizations Government officials (i.e. decision Private sector employers (including NGOs) makers, policy implementers) Social/welfare workers Members of community-based groups Health professionals Uniformed personnel (i.e. police, Educational professionals (i.e. Journalists/Media military, peace-keeping officers) teachers, educators) Legal officers (i.e. lawyers, Other Members of faith-based organizations prosecutors, judges) Specify Members of the general Men and/or boys public/community at Parliamentarians Estimated total number of Secondary Beneficiaries: Please select only those categories that are relevant to the intervention. Please individuals - NOT organizations - that will benefit from the project, by the end of the project. F. UN Trust Fund Strategic Results Areas: Please select up to FOUR (and at least one) results areas that best represent the key results the project aims to achieve:
may select a maximum of four categories). Please also enter the approximate number of primary beneficiaries you expect to reach. Female domestic workers Female migrant workers Female political activists/human rights defenders Female sex workers Female refugees/Internally displaced/asylum seekers Indigenous minority ethnic groups Lesbian, bisexual, transgender Women/girl victims of trafficking Women/girls with disabilities Women/girls living with HIV and AIDS Women and girls forced in prostitution Women/girl victims of sexual exploitation Women in detention Specify Main characteristics of Primary Beneficiaries Age (select all that Girls (0-9) Adolescents (10-19) women (20-24) Adult Women Elderly women (60 and above) Target group (select only one) Women and/or girls in general Women and/or girl survivors of violence Both of the Setting (select all that Urban Rural Informal (e.g. Estimated total number of Primary Beneficiaries: Please select only those categories that are relevant to the intervention. E. Secondary beneficiaries – those individuals the project will work with in order to change the lives of the primary beneficiaries. For example, those who act as change agents, enablers or service providers in order to achieve the project outcomes. These could be women, girls, men or boys. (You may select a maximum of four categories). Please also enter the approximate number of secondary beneficiaries you expect to reach through this initiative. Members of civil society organizations (including NGOs) Members of community-based groups Educational professionals (i.e. teachers, educators) Members of faith-based organizations Members of the general public/community at Government officials (i.e. decision makers, policy implementers) Health professionals Journalists/Media Legal officers (i.e. lawyers, prosecutors, judges) Men and/or boys Parliamentarians Private sector employers Social/welfare workers Uniformed personnel (i.e. police, military, peace-keeping officers) Other Specify Estimated total number of Secondary Beneficiaries: Please select only those categories that are relevant to the intervention. Please individuals - NOT organizations - that will benefit from the project, by the end of the project. F. UN Trust Fund Strategic Results Areas: Please select up to FOUR (and at least one) results areas that best represent the key results the project aims to achieve: