were sharing information on trafficking of girls with their friends (60%), making the 

community aware of trafficking of girls (25%) and informing the community about the 

different measures to prevent trafficking (12%) (Table 5.1.5).   

Table 5.1.5  

Percentage Distribution of Peer Group Respondents According to the Information 

That They Would Make Useful to Others 

Was the TG information useful to you?

Baseline 

Endline 

Yes 

88.9 

100.0 

No 

11.1 

Total 

         100.0 

100.0 

N 

9 

176 

How can you make this information useful to others? 

Telling friends what we know about trafficking of girls  

55.6 

60.1 

By advocating on trafficking of girls  

24.9 

Telling way to prevent from traffickers 

12.7 

Giving information to all on sign indicating of trafficking 

  3.5 

Giving information to all about legal aspect of trafficking 

  5.8 

Informing police 

  2.3 

Make aware through street drama on trafficking of girls  

  1.7 

Through inquiry if stranger seen 

  1.2 

Not accepting gift from strangers 

  1.7 

Not getting marry in haste 

  1.2 

Be aware while traveling 

11.1 

Not to make contact with strangers  

22.2 

Not eating foodstuff given by strangers 

33.3 

  4.0 

Not to make decision in haste 

11.1 

Not to trust stranger at once 

11.1 

  4.6 

Not to fall in any avidity 

11.1 

N 

9 

173 

Percentage totals may exceed 100 due to multiple responses. 

Parent Group 

Compared with the baseline where almost all (97%) of the respondents had cited that no 

one had communicated with them about trafficking of girls, almost all (98%) the 

respondents in the endline survey mentioned that they communicated with others about 

the trafficking of girls. 

When asked who communicated on trafficking of girls issues (asked only in the endline 

survey), a large majority of the respondents cited their daughters (86%). More than one  

fifth (26%) of them cited NGO personnel and 15% of the respondents mentioned 

neighbours as people who had communicated with them on trafficking of girls issues 

(Table 5.1.6). 

Almost all (97%) of the parents expressed the usefulness of the information shared by 

these different people. They further said that they would make the information useful by 

sharing the knowledge gained on trafficking of girls with the villagers (79%), advise their 

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