1. Estimates of Mobile
Population
Data from Mapping and Line Listing
India

2. Nepali
Mobile Population
Mapping Data at Transit
India

3. Transit Sites
Gaddachouki
/ Banbasa
Dhangadi /
Gourifanta

4. Line listing at Transit Points -
Methodology
 Mapping carried out by team of 5 people each in the transit points.
 Line listing of mobile population carried out over three months
 Line listing of mobile population carried out during the time mobility
takes place (first bus to last bus of the day).
 Line listing carried out through a combination of methods.
 Not counting those who cross the border daily or those who come for
local trading or truckers.
 Data is collected from as many people as possible regarding their
source, destination and other details.
 Approximately 70% of the total population who cross over provided
information about themselves at Gaurifanta / Dhangadhi
 Approximately 90% of the total population who cross over provided
information about themselves at Gaddachouki / Banbasa
 Data presented here is analysis of over three months.

5. Estimates of Mobile population at
Gaurifanta
Total Going Going % to Going % to
Mobile Delhi % to Delhi Mumbai Mumbai Others Others
Source -
Accham 1742 159 9 1275 73 308 18
Source -
Kanchanpur 713 307 43 217 30 189 27
Source -
Others 5913 1043 18 3387 57 1483 25
Total 8368 1509 18.0 4879 58.3 1980 23.7
 Those from Accham, almost all go to Mumbai.
 Those from Kanchanpur, people go to both Mumbai and
Delhi
 Overall, 3 times more people go to Mumbai than those
who go to Delhi

6. Mobile population at Banbasa /
Gaddachouki
Total Going Going % to Going % to
Mobile Delhi % to Delhi Mumbai Mumbai Others Others
Source -
Accham 1511 248 16 331 22 932 62
Source -
Kanchanpur 5830 1958 34 194 3 3678 63
Source -
Others 9339 2876 31 472 5 5991 64
Total 16680 5082 30.5 997 6.0 10601 63.6
 From Kanchanpur, More people go to Delhi than
Mumbai, overall 4 times more people cross over from
Kanchanpur than Accham
 From Accham and Kanchanpur, 4 times more people go
to Delhi than those who go to Mumbai

7. Estimates of Mobile population
(combined-both transit sites)
Total Going % to Going % to Going % to
Mobile Delhi Delhi Mumbai Mumbai Others Others
Source -
Accham 3253 407 13 1606 49 1240 38
Source -
Kanchanp
ur 6543 2265 35 411 6 3867 59
Source -
Others 15252 3919 26 3859 25 7474 49
Total 25048 6591 26.3 5876 23.5 12581 50.2
 Those from Accham, more people go to Mumbai than Delhi.
 Those from Kanchanpur, more people go to Delhi than Mumbai
 Overall, more number of people go to Delhi than to Mumbai from the
two source districts

8. Buses from the transit points
Buses Leaving from
Gaddachouki/Banbasa Buses Leaving from
Gourifanta
S.no Destination No.of buses No.of
1 Delhi, Gurgaon 15 S.no. Location buses
Haridwar, Mathura, Agra,
1 Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida 7
2 Lucknow 11
Punjab, Shimla, Karnal, 2 Other areas 27
3 Jaipur, Haldwani 11
Grand Total 37 Grand Total 34
 The number of buses that leave from the two transit
points for each destination also gives us an indication of
the volume of mobile population in that direction

9. Projection Analysis – Methodology 1
 As 70% of the mobile population was listed at
the Gaurifanta transit point, an additional 30% of
the population has been calculated
proportionally in each category.
 Similarly as 90% of the mobile population was
listed at Gaddachouki, an additional 10% of the
population has been calculated proportionally in
each category.
 The results of the above calculation is shown in
the next three slides.

10. Projection of Mobile population at
Gaurifanta for three months (Total)
% to
Total Going % to Going % to Going Others
Mobile Delhi Delhi Mumbai Mumbai Others
18
Source - Accham 2265 207 9 1658 73 400
27
Source - Kanchanpur 927 399 43 282 30 246
25
Source - Others 7687 1356 18 4403 57 1928
Total 10878 1962 18 6343 58 2574 24
 Increased 30% in all categories

11. Projection population at Banbasa /
Gaddachouki for three months (Total)
% to
Total Going % to Going % to Going Others
Mobile Delhi Delhi Mumbai Mumbai Others
62
Source - Accham 1662 273 16 364 22 1025
63
Source - Kanchanpur 6413 2154 34 213 3 4046
64
Source - Others 10273 3164 31 519 5 6590
Total 18348 5590 30 1097 6 11661 64
 Increased 10% in all categories

12. Projection of Mobile population (combined-both
transit sites) for three months
Total Going % to Going % to Going % to
Mobile Delhi Delhi Mumbai Mumbai Others Others
Source - Accham 3927 480 12 2022 51 1426 36
Source - Kanchanpur 7340 2553 35 496 7 4292 58
Source - Others 17960 4520 25 4922 27 8518 47
Total 29226 7552 26 7439 25 14235 49
 Added 30% in all categories for Gaurifanta transit and
10% for those in Gaddachouki transit.
 Approximately these are the total number of people who
crossed over in the three month period.

13. Projection of Mobile population (combined-both
transit sites) for One year
Total Going % to Going % to Going % to
Mobile Delhi Delhi Mumbai Mumbai Others Others
Source - Accham 15707 1918 12 8086 51 5702 36
Source - Kanchanpur 29360 10212 35 1982 7 17166 58
Source - Others 71839 18078 25 19689 27 34072 47
Total 116906 30208 26 29758 25 56940 49
 Figures for three months calculated for one year.
 Approximately, 1,00,000 Nepali Mobile population cross
over into India in a year through the two transit points[1]
 Out of that, approximately 12000 come to Delhi as
destination and 8500 come to Mumbai from the two sites
of Accham and Kanchanpur.

14. Nepali
Mobile Population
Mapping Data at Destination - Delhi
India

15. Delhi and Mapping sites
5

16. Locations Mapped
S.No Name of AREA (Sub Location) - NCR- 6 Noida
1 Kashmiri Gate a Mamura (Sector-66)
a. Nepali Park b Harola Market(Sec-5)
b. Guru Nanak Market c Noida sec-9
c. Chavi Ganj d Khoda
d. Mori Gate e Mayur Vihar (1,2,3)
7 Okhla
a Jantajeevan Camp
2 Chandni Chowk b Mazdoor Janta Colony
a. Old Lajpat Rai Market c Tehkhand
b. New Lajpat Rai Market
c. Bhagirath Place 7 Naraina
a Naraina village
3 Kingsway Camp b Rajivgandhi Camp
a. Mukherji Nagar
b. Nirankari Colony 8 Gurgaon
c. Malik Pur a Sarhaul Gaon, Sec 18
d Indira Vikas Colony b Nathupur
e Sant Nagar/Burari c Shukrali
f Outerm Lane d Sikanderpur
4 Jhilmil (East Delhi) 9 J.J.Colony
a. Chitra Vihar Inderpuri
b. Sonia Camp a AB & WZ block
c. Ambedkar Camp b C, D, E & F block
d. Maharaj Pur
e. Old/New Seema Puri 10 Kapas Hera
f. Karkarduma Village
g. Ghondli 11 Kirti Nagar
h. Shalimar Garden
12 Zamrudpur
5 Azadpur
a. Transport Center 13 Garhi. East of Kailsh
b sanjay gandhi tpt nager
14 Harkesh Nagar

17. Estimated Mobile population
Total Single With % age who % age who are
(range) family are in India in locality for
for less than 5 less than 5
years years
People from 24000-2 9000-1 15000-16 70 - 75 % 60 – 65 %
Nepal 6000 0000 000
People from 6000-70 2500 - 3500-400 70 – 75 % 60 – 65 %
Accham/ 00 3000 0
Kanchanpur
 Estimates from 20 locations around NCR
 Filtering out categories like single, within India for 5years
leaves us with an impact population of: 3650
 If we do not have these criteria, the impact population
will become approximately 30,000 in Delhi.

18. Nepali
Mobile Population
Data at Destination - Mumbai
India

19. Estimated Mobile population
 The Reaching Across Border Project carried out by FHI
reached approximately 40,000 Nepali Population in
Mumbai (3 years).
 The project worked with all Nepalis at certain specified
areas (did not curtail impact population by source
districts).
 The project worked at 4 districts of Nepal as source sites
 Based on the above figures, the approximate number of
impact population for EMPHASIS would be 3360.
 If we relax the criteria for impact population, another
25,000 can be reached in Mumbai.

20. Bangladeshi
Mobile Population
Data at Destination – West Bengal
India

21. Estimated Mobile population
 Approximately 7000 people cross over the
border undocumented.
 Approximately 65000 people from Bangladesh
are found in the locations mapped.
 Approximate number of people who have come
from Jessore and Satkhira is 9750
 If we relax the criteria, approximate impact
population would be 10,000.

22. Conclusion

23. Conclusion
 Need to relax limiting Impact population criteria
 In tune with revised NACO strategy
 Makes intervention feasible.
 Broaden intervention to reach all
Nepalis/Bangladeshi in a destination/transit site,
while also focusing on the continuum.

24. Thanks