community-led initiatives against genderbased violence were carried out by mobilising local resources, including door-to-door campaigns and community awareness activities

diverse faith community members (673 women) participated in inter-faith dialogue sessions

marriages were conducted without dowry exchange—an uncommon practice before the project

community members (1,355 women) attended awareness sessions on safe migration and anti-trafficking, empowering them with knowledge to make safe choices and protect themselves

cases of intimate partner violence were referred to legal authorities by women participants. Of these, 5 cases were resolved in line with women's demands, while the remaining cases are under process

community members (1,539 women) participated in sessions on preventing violence against women, fostering awareness, prevention and advocacy at the community level

community members (989 women) trained to combat harmful traditional practices, including menstrual taboos, dowry practices, and child marriage, preventing 6 planned child marriages through the initiation of trained women

faith induced conflict issues were successfully resolved by members of interfaith groups, thereby preventing potential communal violence in the community