Youth Discussion Series covering health including HIV/AIDS, the environment and community development. Ref: 130.01 Where is this project needed? Dang., Nepal Who needs help with this? Young adults aged between 13 to 29 living in Ghorahi. How will my support help? This project will target 600 underprivileged young adults and children. The Discussion Series will run every fortnight for a year and will cover issues such as: HIV/AIDS, the environment, sports, education and careers, adolescence health, community development and leadership skills. This is a new programme and there has been significant interest by the young people. The sessions will be carried out in a public place where there is access for all interested youths and children. The programme will encourage young people to take an active interest in these important issues and encourage debate and discussion. These sessions will provide the opportunity for youths to share their own issues, seek solutions and deepen their understanding of the topics covered. Cost Breakdown All items are bought in Nepal; to reduce costs and to support the local economy. All costs are therefore given in Nepalese Rupees. JustAid is currently using an exchange rate of £1 = 120 Nepalese Rupees. This rate is slightly lower than the Banks because it allows for fluctuation in the rates Hire of Hall for 24 sessions: 24 x 200 NRS = 4800 NRS Discussion facilitators: 24 x 300 NRS = 7200 NRS Promotional materials and communication: 24 x 200 NRS = 4800 NRS Tea and biscuits for the participants: 24 x 250 NRS = 6000 NRS Resource staff: 24 x 200 NRS = 4800 NRS Project Implementation costs= 3500 NRS Local bank charges to receive funds= 350 NRS Total Cost of Project = 31,450 Nepalese Rupees "Education is a fundamental human right. It provides children, youth and adults with the power to reflect, make choices and enjoy a better life. It breaks the cycle of poverty and is a key ingredient in economic and social development." (www.unesco.org) Nepal Factfile Population: 23.1 million Average annual income: US$ 220 per capita. Nepal is one of the world's least developed economies and also one of the poorest countries. Nepal suffers severe environmental, health and educational problems. Nepal has been described as a "country of villages", with 95% of the population living in rural and remote mountainous regions. Only 27% of the population have access to adequate sanitation. Every year 35,000 children still lose their lives due to diarrhea. 76% of adult females are illiterate. Total Cost of Project £262.08 How to Pay for this Project Step 1 If you would like to print a record of your project Click Here Please do this now before paying. Once you have paid for your project, it will no longer be available to view online Step 2 Would you like a gift certificate for your project ( costs £1 )? A Gift Certificate is an attractive A5 coloured booklet about your project. You can give it to someone as a present, or keep it for your own records. The Gift Certificate will be sent to your billing address If nogo to Step 4 If yestick here (£1) go to Step 3 Step 3 If this project is a gift for someone, please fill in the gift recipient's name in the box below. If box is left blank, we will assume that the certificate is for you . Step 4 Qty: Tell a Friend about JustAid Home I Terms & Conditions I Privacy Policy I Contact Us Maintained by Greater Vision - www.greatervision.co.uk
Youth Discussion Series covering health including HIV/AIDS, the environment and community development. Ref: 130.01 Where is this project needed? Dang., Nepal Who needs help with this? Young adults aged between 13 to 29 living in Ghorahi. How will my support help? This project will target 600 underprivileged young adults and children. The Discussion Series will run every fortnight for a year and will cover issues such as: HIV/AIDS, the environment, sports, education and careers, adolescence health, community development and leadership skills. This is a new programme and there has been significant interest by the young people. The sessions will be carried out in a public place where there is access for all interested youths and children. The programme will encourage young people to take an active interest in these important issues and encourage debate and discussion. These sessions will provide the opportunity for youths to share their own issues, seek solutions and deepen their understanding of the topics covered. Cost Breakdown All items are bought in Nepal; to reduce costs and to support the local economy. All costs are therefore given in Nepalese Rupees. JustAid is currently using an exchange rate of £1 = 120 Nepalese Rupees. This rate is slightly lower than the Banks because it allows for fluctuation in the rates Hire of Hall for 24 sessions: 24 x 200 NRS = 4800 NRS Discussion facilitators: 24 x 300 NRS = 7200 NRS Promotional materials and communication: 24 x 200 NRS = 4800 NRS Tea and biscuits for the participants: 24 x 250 NRS = 6000 NRS Resource staff: 24 x 200 NRS = 4800 NRS Project Implementation costs= 3500 NRS Local bank charges to receive funds= 350 NRS Total Cost of Project = 31,450 Nepalese Rupees "Education is a fundamental human right. It provides children, youth and adults with the power to reflect, make choices and enjoy a better life. It breaks the cycle of poverty and is a key ingredient in economic and social development." (www.unesco.org) Nepal Factfile Population: 23.1 million Average annual income: US$ 220 per capita. Nepal is one of the world's least developed economies and also one of the poorest countries. Nepal suffers severe environmental, health and educational problems. Nepal has been described as a "country of villages", with 95% of the population living in rural and remote mountainous regions. Only 27% of the population have access to adequate sanitation. Every year 35,000 children still lose their lives due to diarrhea. 76% of adult females are illiterate. Total Cost of Project £262.08
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"Education is a fundamental human right. It provides children, youth and adults with the power to reflect, make choices and enjoy a better life. It breaks the cycle of poverty and is a key ingredient in economic and social development." (www.unesco.org)
Nepal is one of the world's least developed economies and also one of the poorest countries. Nepal suffers severe environmental, health and educational problems. Nepal has been described as a "country of villages", with 95% of the population living in rural and remote mountainous regions. Only 27% of the population have access to adequate sanitation. Every year 35,000 children still lose their lives due to diarrhea. 76% of adult females are illiterate.
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