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Economic Justice Project in zaatari Camp Greenhouses and Bag production: For the greenhouses activity, 40 women (10 per greenhouse) will participate in each season of the Greenhouse Income Generating Activities (IGA), and each season will last 3 months. There will be 6 seasons in total targeting 240 women. For the bag production, 40 women will participate in each cycle of 2 months for a total period of 12 months, targeting 240 women in total. Greenhouse IGA participants will receive training in hands -on agricultural skills that focus on how best to grow vegetables in greenhouse conditions, including planting and harvesting, and using organic resources to improve the quality and quantity of the produce. In addition, beneficiaries will gain knowledge in the formation of seasonal planting/growing calendars and harvesting plans that best fit the climate and soil in Mafraq region, to maximise profitability. In the bag production, participants will gain hands on experience about how to use the sewing machine to create bags out of tent material, and best practice when following the design to ensure consistency and to meet agreed standards, to increase the chances of sale.  5 participants (4 women and 1 man) will be trained as Greenhouse Assistants and act as Cash For Work (CFW) caretakers, rotating once during the 18 month period, and will be selected based on interest and capacity shown in the previous phase.  For bag production, one CFW trainer and 2 CFW training assistants will be selected based on their interest and experience shown in Phase 1, to train each group of women.  The greenhouses will be used to grow a variety of vegetables including cucumbers, tomatoes, aubergines, chilli and squash. These are the simplest vegetables to grow, the most in -demand according to market consultation, and they can be grown all year round. For both bags and greenhouses, each group of women will be shown how best to collaborate with each other in a savings group that shares responsibility for group productivity and outcome
WEECAN! Women's Economic Empowerment in Ma'an (EJ) The overall goal of livelihoods in Jordan, as described in the Jordan Response Plan, which aims to ensure decent and sustainable livelihoods and create economic opportunities for Syrian refugees and Jordanians in host communities . The intervention emphasizes specific objectives to increase access to job opportunities  respecting the standards of protection and decent jobs, while increasing the skills of men and women  to develop entrepreneurial activities consistent with the market within a favourable political framework.  The response to  livelihood sources in Jordan includes measures for the creation of short term jobs that could: (i) help stabilise Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians; (ii) support sustainable employment opportunities; (iii)  promote local economy development. Finally, the creation of employment in the formal sector through professional training courses, employment, and self -employment through entrepreneurial activities representing the main response factors in the livelihoods sector.
WEECAN Women's Economic Empowerment in Ma'an (GJ) The overall goal of livelihoods in Jordan, as described in the Jordan Response Plan, which aims to ensure decent and sustainable livelihoods and create economic opportunities for Syrian refugees and Jordanians in host communities . The intervention emphasises specific objectives to increase access to job opportunities  respecting the standards of protection and decent jobs, while increasing the skills of men and women  to develop entrepreneurial activities consistent with the market within a favourable political framework. The response to  livelihood sources in Jordan includes measures for the creation of short term jobs that could: (i) help stabilise Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians; (ii) support sustainable employment opportunities; (iii)  promote local economy development. Finally, the creation of employment in the formal sector through professional training courses, employment, and self -employment through entrepreneurial activities represent the main response factors in the livelihoods sector.
Protection of women and children against violence in Jordan This project is designed to contribute in overall to strengthening the protection environment in Jordan through a more structured framework of protection and assistance for the most vulnerable groups (host communities and refugees) focusing on response and prevention of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) for the most vulnerable women and girls and particularly to increase access to improved SGBV protection services and increase public awareness on issues of SGBV for vulnerable groups (including female -headed households and refugee women without documentation aiming to reach 30,255 individual beneficiaries during the project time frame.  The project contributes to the improvement of SGBV protection system and services by working on three main areas. 1) demand side by supporting the most vulnerable women and girls at risk of S/GBV with direct assistance and referrals, 2) supply side by improving the capacity of key stakeholders to prevent and respond to S/GBV, and 3) normative environment by increasing public support for elimination of S/GBV through media, campaigning, advocacy and awareness -raising.  This project also has non formal education activities which are designed to increase learning opportunities for children (Jordanian and Syrian) of mothers staying in Jordanian Women's Union (JWU) shelters and/or participating in activities and training in JWU's centres welcoming children who are interested to participate in these activities as well as aiming to reach 1,000 children from 5–15 years old that can prevent drop outs through safe spaces that are already established by JWU.  NFE will be provided by conducting Arabic, English and Maths sessions in groups or individually to be in parallel of PSS sessions which will give the space to the JWU identifying the vulnerability and/or address kinds of violence that the child is facing providing with the required service internally or through referring children to an external service provider.
Improving refugees' socio-economic conditions in the Za'atari camp The action will provide soft, technical and businesses skills training for income generation activities and self -employment in order to generate sustainable livelihoods opportunities in response to increased vulnerability from the socio -economic situation in Za'atari camp. Building on the results of previous interventions, the project will allow beneficiaries (in particular women), to improve their self -reliance, gain access to income generation activities and increase technical skills to better cope with the context through the provision of in -kind assistance and Incentive Based Volunteers opportunities, as well as improved linkages with markets.
VCP - Equality in Action Volunteer Cooperation Program - Jordan The VCP will add value to programming by enhancing partner' capacities, which on the long run will be reflected in their achievement of development results. We expect a contribution in enhancing the gender agenda and gender mainstreaming practices of partners that should be reflected in more inclusive programmes, campaigns, advocacy, etc. We'll seek to develop synergies with other initiatives to introduce more gender sensitive mechanisms as well more strategic influencing. More specifically, this year it will be achieved through integrating critical elements of feminist economics in partner's research and programming, as well as by introducing inclusive approaches to digital marketing practices.
WASH response in Zataari camp, Jordan Camp Za'atari population is currently estimated at 32,340 people  and is expected to increase to 60,000 people. At least 75% of the refugees are vulnerable women and children and as winter approaches and number continue to increase; the humanitarian situation is likely to worsen.  The recommendation proposed Oxfam's to support the implementation of WASH activities in Za'atari camp due to possible high influx of newcomers and the need to enable timely and good standard WASH services for the camp population
Youth Participation and Employment Engagement in Jordan (DAPP-YPE) The project aims at supporting enhanced Inclusive youth civic participation and employment opportunities of young men and women, (80%Jordan, 20 % Syrian) in 4 governorates in Jordan: Middle Region (Balqa and Madaba) / Southern Region (Karak and Tafilah) The project aims through partnerships to enahance the following: Life and technical skills for youth to actively engage in society Organisational capacity of institutions, private sector, entrepreneurs and communities for support to youth Advocacy and dialogue between youth, public and private institutions and businesses
COVID-19 Cash assistance to vulnerable Syrians and Jordanians Like in many parts of the world where strict lock down measures were imposed, the impacts of lock down and restrictions on commercial activity and the resulting impact on employment have been significant,In Jordan, the most vulnerable population – low income Jordanians and refugees (of multiple nationalities) have been impacted even further as many of them found themselves out of work and outside of official safety nets such as the National Aid Fund (NAF) and Social Security Corporation (SSC). Oxfam is using the appeal fund to pilot unconditional cash transfer scheme starting with a small amount to assess accuracy in targeting particularly; operational efficiency in using e -wallets; and impact of cash transfers on intra -household gender roles and relations.
Capturing informal feedback and complaints in  humanitarian situations Oxfam is looking for a way to capture qualitative feedback or complaints following a conversation in a way that avoids additional burden on field staff to write up reports. Following a process of appropriate tools selection, we will use existing Information and Communication Techniques (ICT) solutions including qualitative data capture and audio recording to encourage immediate capture of informal feedback.  Once information is documented, it will be followed up by another staff member who has the role of compiling all feedback to ensure it is addressed.
JOinUP! (GJ) Creating an inclusive,more connected and better resourced SE,Jordan The project seeks to improve quality and accessibility of Social Entrepreneurship Support Organisation services for inclusive Social Enterprises, in particular women -led SEs. and to improve sustainability and competitiveness of existing Social Enterprises identified as having high potential for driving inclusive job creation, social innovation and women's economic empowerment in both urban and rural areas.
Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene activities in host communities in Jordan This project aims to alleviate the suffering and distinct vulnerabilities of men, women, boys and girls through activities which will be directed towards people affected by the Syrian Crisis including between 30 -40% Jordanians. These activities will seek to improve access to quality WASH services and safe water including storage, conservation, and hygiene/environmental promotion. The interventions will take place in Balqa and Zarqa governorates in 2015.
Improved access to sustainable livelihood opportunities in Irbid (RDPP) Improved access to sustainable livelihood opportunities for vulnerable youth and women refugees and host population members residing in Irbid, Jordan project has commenced in March, 2017 with an overall objective to improve the socio -economic situation of the vulnerable Jordanians and Syrian refugee population, especially women, male and female youth in Irbid governorate who have been affected by the refugee crisis from Syria. The project is funded by the European Regional Development and Protection Programme (RDPP) and implemented by Oxfam GB as the prime contractor and King Hussein Foundation (KHF) and Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) as the Co -applicants.   The project has the following outcome and three main results/:  • Outcome: Enhanced access to sustainable livelihoods opportunities through support to income generation for vulnerable women and young people among the refugee and host population in Irbid o Result 1: Improved employability skills and linkages to employment opportunities of young vulnerable male and female jobseekers  o Result 2: Viable income generation opportunities created responding to community needs especially among women and youth in rural Irbid (local micro livelihood opportunities)  o Result 3: The barriers preventing Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) development at local and national levels are addressed through campaign and advocacy for changes to the legal and regulatory framework and perception change amongst Jordanian communities towards vocational training.
JOinUP! (EJ) Creating an inclusive,more connected and better resourced SE,Jordan The specific objective of the Action is to improve the conditions for the development of Social Entrepreneurship as a driver for economic and social inclusion in Jordan. The purpose of this Action therefore is to stimulate social entrepreneurship development as an innovative model to address persistent problems of poverty and inequality by harnessing their potential to create income opportunities in both urban and rural areas, in particular for disadvantaged groups (women, youth, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and refugees). This will be achieved by working on the two aforementioned levels of intervention – and build on the work and impact created under the European Union (EU) funded MedUP! Project  - the Action will aim at promoting a national ecosystem where Social Enterprises (SEs) can effectively contribute to tackle current socioeconomic and environmental challenges by having access to support services that will help them to grow and scale up.
WASH community Mobilization in Zaatari camp Oxfam under this continuous project with United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) setting a robust set of activities and methodologies in order to implement the three main components: Community Engagement, Hygiene Promotion, and Water Conservation. Oxfam suggests modifying the community engagement structure by splitting the technical activities and requirements of the volunteers to assure its effectiveness and suitability in the longer term. The proposed approach will be a module of the larger community engagement structure Oxfam will use for the whole of Za'atari Camp. Oxfam is currently running community engagement activities for Solid Waste Management (SWM) and recycling in the entire camp, and the three Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) activities mentioned will be integrated into one holistic approach.
Youth Participation and Employment Engagement in Jordan (DAPP-YPE) The project aims at supporting enhanced inclusive youth civic participation and employment opportunities of young men and women, (80%Jordan, 20 % Syrian) in 4 governorates in Jordan: Middle Region (Balqa and Madaba) / Southern Region (Karak and Tafilah). The project aims through partnerships to enhance the following: Life and technical skills for youth to actively engage in society. Organisational capacity of institutions, private sector, entrepreneurs and communities for support to youth. Advocacy and dialogue between youth, public and private institutions and businesses.
Promote inclusive economic development to enhance resilience in Jordan The project will support the economic self -reliance, resilience and social stability of displacement -affected populations in Jordan, aligning behind the resilience and social stability priorities described in the Jordan Response Plan (JRP). The project will support bottom -up and locally owned solutions to the economic and social challenges faced in refugee hosting communities, supporting  local businesses, enterprising individuals as well as prospective investors in the private sector to adopt a leading role in contributing to the critical evaluation of local economic environments and promoting improvements in local market systems to benefit Syrians and Jordanians
Covid-19 Prevention in Host Communities in Mafraq impacted by the Syrian crisis This project targets Syrian refugee and vulnerable Jordanian households in 2 municipalities in Mafraq Governorate (Um Aljmal Municipality and Za'atari Municipality – these can be adjusted to other Oxfam operational areas nearby in coordination with WASH Working Group). The project is based on Oxfam's Rapid Needs Assessment (May 2020) in these two municipalities, which indicated a need for hygiene and cleaning items. The project aims to distribute 3,000 hygiene kits (1 months' supply), targeted towards the most vulnerable households, which will be selected based on vulnerability criteria. This is expected to reach 15,000 people. The contents of the hygiene kit are targeted at infants, children, women and adolescent girls. The kits will include IEC materials with messages on Covid -19, hygiene, contact details for GBV services, mental health tips, and feedback and complaints contact details. The IEC materials available will include a video version in sign language with voice and subtitles to increase accessibility of information. Hygiene kits will be distributed house -to -house to prevent the protection risks associated with distributions and prevent heavy and bulky kits needing to be transported by beneficiaries. A female member of Oxfam staff will be present during each household visit. The project compliments Oxfam's funded Covid -19 response in these two municipalities which targets the population with Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) for Covid -19. Oxfam has an existing relationship with 2 local CBOs, the relevant Municipalities and communities in the two project locations, easing access and selection of beneficiaries. Identification of beneficiaries and Post Distribution Monitoring will purposely seek out the opinions of women, refugees and people with disabilities across all adult ages. Protection actors in the area will be able to refer households to Oxfam to receive a Hygiene Kit. Due to the risks of the impact of Covid -19 on access, all monitor
Senegal Education Capacity Building Multi Donor Trust Fund The Project development objective is to improve learning outcomes for early grades, increase access to the science and mathematics tracks of secondary schools, and to improve equity in access to basic education.
MV: Digital Maldives for Adaptation, Decentralization and Diversification To enhance the competitiveness of the broadband market, to improve identification for in-person and online service delivery, and toleverage digital technologies, data, and analytics for climate resilience
Sustainable Fisheries Resources Development Project (Fourth South West Indian Ocean Fisheries Governance and Shared Growth Project) To improve management of fisheries at regional and national levels including support to establish mariculture in targeted atolls inthe Maldives.
Enhancing Education Development Project The project development objective is to enhance and strengthen strategic dimensions of education access and quality.
Accelerating Renewable Energy Integration and Sustainable Energy The development objective is to increase renewable energy generation capacity and enhance the financial and environmental sustainability of the power sector in the Maldives.
COVID-19 Emergency Income Support Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to mitigate the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis on workers and their families, and to increase the capacity of social protection programs to respond to future emergencies.
Sustainable and Integrated Labor Services (SAILS) To improve social protection coverage and employability of Maldivian workers.
Maldives First Fiscal Sustainability and Budget Credibility Development Policy Financing Operation The Fiscal Sustainability and Budget Credibility Development Policy Financing operation supports the government's efforts to: 
(1) improve the policy framework to enhance sustainability of the public finances; and
(2) strengthen the policy framework to increase credibility of the budget
Maldives - Pension and Social Protection Administration Revised PDO:  to support the implementation of the National Pension Act, to strengthen institutional capacity of key agencies responsible for implementing the National Pension Act, and to develop the processes and platforms required for the delivery of social protection programs.
Maldives Mobile Phone Banking Project The objective of the project is to significantly increase the use of banking system transactions for effecting or receiving payments for labor, goods and services nationwide through the implementation of a national inter-operable payments system that facilitates access to financial services and allows users access to their bank account using any mobile phone operator and cashing through any banking agent.
Maldives Urban Development and Resilience Project To enhance resilient infrastructure and urban planning in selected cities in Maldives and strengthen the Government's capacity to provide effective response to disasters.
Maldives Development Policy Financing with a Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option and Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility To enhance the Maldives financial capacity to effectively manage the human, physical and fiscal impact of climate change, natural disasters and disease outbreaks.
Maldives Environmental Management Project The objectives of the Project are: (a) that a solid waste management system is established and that inhabitants on targeted islands use solid waste management facilities, reducing the risk of contamination associated with accumulated wastes and sea dumping; and (b) to build human and technical capacity for environmental management so that the environmental dimension is integrated in the plannng process using information and expertise developed in the Project.
Maldives Clean Environment Project The Project Development Objective is to improve solid waste management in selected zones.
Maldives: Enhancing Employability and Resilience of Youth Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve the relevance of technical and vocational skills and foster entrepreneurship to promote youth employment in priority sectors.
Maldives COVID-19 Emergency Response and Health Systems Preparedness Project The proposed project development objective is to respond to and mitigate the threat posed by COVID-19 and strengthen national systems for public health preparedness in the Maldives.
Maldives: PFM Systems Strengthening Project The PDO (project development objectives) for the proposed AF is to enhance budget credibility, transparency, and financial reporting of public sector finances. The PDO remains relevant and the likelihood of achieving it remains high in view of the project's implementation progress, disbursement performance, and results achieved to date.
Maldives Atoll Education Development Project Enhance access to, and quality of, secondary education.
Maldives Competitiveness and Growth Project The project development objective is to strengthen private participation in and financial sustainability of State-Owned Enterprises, and the support mechanisms for the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises.
Financing for the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor Multi Donor Trust Fund TO FINANCE GRANTS TO MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTIONS THAT DELIVER CREDITAND/OR SAVINGS SERVICES TO THE VERY POOR ON A FINANCIALLY SUSTAINregion (to be done by MFC) and with CGAP approval, do 5 case studies on linkages.  Work will start in ECA and will be done in other parts of the world.