The project resulted in improved access to services for survivors of sexual violence, with a focus on mental and physical health services, through enhancing the capacities of governmental and non-governmental service providers. Second, the project improved awareness around accountability of CRSV with service providers and with women, girls, men and boys at the community level. The project also had limited but notable success in strengthening understanding of CRSV and accountability with some security actors through training and awareness raising sessions. 

With the aim to empower and mobilise crisis-affected women in Kachin State as leaders and enable them to benefit from and strengthen protection services, response, prevention and reintegration efforts for human trafficking, the Myanmar Police Forces officers were trained, and community dialogues were developed. Local partners were supported to provide required referral services including psychosocial and legal support. The project supported the economic empowerment of 155 crisis-affected women through the provision of artisan skills, business training and start-up capital and supported community-based protection mechanisms through basic training and trainings of trainers for 48 community mobilisers. At the end of the project mobilisers had gained the skills to serve as first responders in emergencies, lead awareness raising sessions, and provide referrals for required services.