Understanding the Problem. Designing the solution
Problem statement:
In Nepal, available data indicates that girls represent a significant proportion of reported sexual violence cases, with children aged 11–14 among the most affected groups. Research also shows that most perpetrators are known to the victim, highlighting the importance of prevention efforts within families, schools, and communities.
Alongside offline risks, digital safety is becoming an increasingly important concern. Studies in Nepal suggest that many children are exposed to cyber risks from an early age, including online grooming, inappropriate communication, and other forms of digital exploitation.
For more than 12 years, Fightback has combined research, field experience, and data-informed analysis to better understand patterns of violence and vulnerability. Our dataset includes :
Patterns of violence and abuse
Victim and offender profiles
Emerging trends across regions and time
Data-Driven Intervention
Identify high-risk groups (especially adolescents)
Understand behavioral patterns of offenders
Map unsafe environments and situations
Select priority geographies and communities
How Do We Prioritize Impact?
Resource Optimization
High-Demand Requests
Sustainability & Continuity
Our Primary Delivery Channels
Academic Integration (Public and Private School)
Academic Integration (Public and Private School)
We believe safety is the foundation of education. Fightback partners with academic institutions to embed situational intelligence and leadership skills into the student experience.
- The Result: Enhanced student mobility, increased confidence, and a measurable shift toward safer school cultures.
- Our Reach: Since 2013, we have scaled our curriculum across 250+ academic institutions nationwide.
Institutional Partnerships (Government, Civil Society and Corporate)
Institutional Partnerships (Government, Civil Society and Corporate)
We believe safety is the foundation of education. Fightback partners with academic institutions to embed situational intelligence and leadership skills into the student experience.
- The Result: Enhanced student mobility, increased confidence, and a measurable shift toward safer school cultures.
- Our Reach: Since 2013, we have scaled our curriculum across 250+ academic institutions nationwide.
Digital and Nationwide Scalability
Digital and Nationwide Scalability
During and after COVID-19, Fightback successfully transitioned into digital delivery, reaching more than 1,000 participants through online learning platforms and virtual training sessions. In parallel, Fightback’s digital awareness campaigns and social media outreach reached millions nationally and internationally. In 2020, Fightback’s soft-skill training clips on TikTok went viral across the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Myanmar, with one video reaching 22.1 million views and 1.6 million likes.
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