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Nepal Joint Response/Care The Joint Humanitarian Response for Nepal Earthquake (NPJR) provides life-saving humanitarian assistance to communities affected bythe Earthquake of 25th April 2015 and ensure efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities on behalf of theDutch Relief Alliance participating members. This 6-month joint programme is implemented in the most affected districts (Nuwakot, Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Lamjung, Ghorka, Sindhupalchowk, Kavrepalanchowk) by 8 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. Together they work towards three specific objectives:
1) Increase in mortality and morbidity and outbreaks of communicable diseases are prevented through immediate access to basic water, sanitation, hygiene and health services.
2) Families whose homes have been destroyed or damaged, including those displaced, attain basic, protective shelter solutions.
3) Immediate food needs of earthquake affected populations in worst affected districts are met and nutritional status of the most vulnerable populations is prevented from deteriorating.
The Joint Response will support 138,640 people in need. The total available budget for the Joint Response is Euro 4 million, funded by MoFA.
SOS Femmes et Enfant Victime The proposed action aims to further contribute to a reduction of child marriage in six countries: Niger, Mali, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India and Bangladesh. The rationale for the six target countries is predominantly based on high prevalence of child marriages. Mali too has one of the highest child marriage prevalence rates in the world, on average, one out of two girls will be married by age 18. In 2010, 55 percent of the women 20-24 years of age were married/in union before age 18.
Child marriage is a violation of child rights. It denies the child, the basic right to good health, nutrition, education, and freedom from violence, abuse and exploitation. Child marriage also denies the child the right to be precisely that: a child, as it removes her/him from the care and protection of her/his family (and in most cases from school too) and throws her/him prematurely into the world of adults, with a number of burdens and responsibilities that the child is not prepared for. Although child marriage has a negative impact on boys and girls alike, the consequences are much more severe for girls and young women who often lack the status and power within their marriages and their households. Save the Children and Oxfam Novib propose an integrated strategy that builds on current programming and complements thatof others, whilst strengthening the work of Government and community based agencies and fills the gaps in the target locations in the six countries. The overall programme proposal focuses on the six strategies as formulated by UNFPA and the Dutch MOFA in its Child Marriage Fund, whereby priority, type and number of strategies differ per proposed target areas as follows:
1. Empower girls and enhance their position through developing their knowledge and skillsregarding SRHR and rights (in Afghanistan, Niger, Mali, India, Bangladesh, )
2. Increasing access to formal education for girls (in Afghanistan, Niger)
3. Work with local communities to address harmful traditional/social norms and practices (in Afghanistan, Niger, Mali, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh)
4. Improve the economic situation of vulnerable girls and their families(in Afghanistan, Bangladesh)
5. Development and support for implementation of child marriage legislation and policy (in India, Bangladesh)
6. Improve access to SRH services for married and unmarried girls. (in Niger, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh)
Youth Talent Advancem Cool Farming is an innovative, inclusive and participatory intervention program targeting young people. The Program works to make farming attractive, accessible and gainful to young people especially in rural areas. The process based program aims to assist young people earn a decent income through farming at the same time improve their livelihoods and those of their communities. The Program works to produce Grassroots Youth Community Change Agents (GYCCA) with capacity to lead fellow youth and the community formulate sustainable solutions to developmental challenges affecting them in a holistic integrated way
ATMDAS 2013 ATMDAS is a strategic partner  of Oxfam Novib supported since 2002. The NGO works in the areas of strengthening local participatorydemocracy including the representation of women and youth in local management and integration of youth in politics and thedefense and protection of women victims of violence in the South eastrn region. In 2013 ,ATMDAS will continue to work on supporting women victims of violence through its counseling center and support network of centers of listening in  the South East of Morocco.  ATMDAS will lead a program of watching the  elections and the participation of women and youth in these elections in 2013. ATMDAS will work on advocacy for women's access to land, and the adoption of organic laws according to the constitution of2011 including the code of civil liberties, law associations, the municipal charter and the electoral code
Inclusive governance and improved securi Bayan, meaning to #express oneself# in the official languages of Afghanistan, Dari and Pashtu, is a programme designed to link national influencing and awareness raising to the important issue areas of inclusive security and political participation of women. The two-year programme, implemented by three Dutch non-profit international development organisations (INGOs) and seven Afghan Women Organisations (WO) and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), will leverage innovative public outreach and awareness platforms; policy influencing and advocacy at the central level in Kabul, across provincial governments and CSOs, and on an international level in The Hague, Brussels and at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in New York; and capacity building interventions with partners and programme target participants to promote women#s rights in accordance with the Dutch NAP 1325. This proposal builds on the success and lessons learned from the one-year Bayan pilot, #Bayan: Connecting Afghans for Women#s Rights#, which established a dedicated, indigenous social media platform # Bayan # and created the foundation for a cohesive partnership between the respective Dutch INGOs and Afghan WO and CSOs around the engagement and influencing power of educated Afghan youth.
However, where the Bayan pilot project was concentrated around an SMS and Facebook platform, the new programme consists of a broader, more structural approach that links policy influencing and awareness raising activities with the existing mechanisms, policies
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and practices that have been put in place in Afghanistan to broaden the role of women in the security sector and in politics. As such, this programme will directly engage with the process of the Afghan National Action Plan 1325 and with relevant gender units, committees and other structures withinthe Afghan government that have been set up to promote women´s rights.The programme´s long term outcomes consist of 1) a contribution to an increasingly responsive security sector; 2) increased public awareness and community support on inclusive security, protection and political participation of women; and 3) a higher number of, higher qualified female politicians by the end of 2016. The aimis that this will indirectly contribute # next to efforts through other organisations and programmes # to a reduction of violence against women and effective political participation of women.
Flood response, 2012 - Oxfam GB Emergency assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the floods in Niamey town and in Tillaberi region
After the floods of 2010, FCMN worked for perimeter protection gardener its member cooperatives along the river . With Oxfam's support , four ( 4) seawalls were implemented by the Rural Engineering 5e Arrondissement in favor of sites Goudel , Nogarè , Lamordé and Gamkalé service. Exceptional floods of 2012 completely submerged dykes and flooded the vegetable area. Under the weight of waves and currents of water, the height and thickness of the dikes are significantly lowered and known breaks in several places.
Despite the withdrawal of water inNovember 2012 , the sites are always under the threat of flooding by the very next water released by opening the floodgates of water retention in Mali arrival.
Currently the dam perimeter protection maraicher Goudel was submerged by flood waters of Guinea and much of the land is flooded. Gardening activities , the main sources of income producing cooperative Goudel are currently suspended. This fact places the households that depend on the production gardening in a precarious situation with the loss of their productive well . Needs in terms of creation of productive assets at Goudel cooperative members and other operators are axes :
Rehabilitation andstabilization of the breakwater plot maraichère Land preparation to make arable and productive
 Availability and accessibility of agricultural inputs (seeds , composes, etc.).
 Strengthening capacitéstechniques production and management
This action aims to respond to these needs by strengthening the livelihoods of producers of the cooperative Goudel the rehabilitation and recovery of market gardening plots and improve their technical capabilities of agricultural production and leadership.
Improved Access to Markets The Improved Access to Markets for Female and Male Small Scale Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Producers in the West Bank aims to improvemarket systems and governance in the agriculture sector, specifically in the fresh fruit and vegetable (FFV) subsector, inthe interest of small-scale producers (SSPs) and sharecropping farming communities working in the West Bank, and thus lead to a sustainable increase in their income levels.

The overall goal of this Programme is to contribute to sustainable farming practices and increase the income of small-scale women and men FFV producers in the West Bank. The Programme will operate at two levels: one, at the sub-sector level to facilitate the overall market system for the FFV producers, and two, at the value chain level to address the opportunities and constraints in the selected specific product value-chains. These two inter-connected layers will be approached from the small producers# perspective, with clear benefits to women farmers.

Key programme stakeholdersinclude the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), the Ministry of Local Government (MoLG), municipalities, other donor programmes mostly focused on exports, as well as urban wholesalers and Israeli traders, select export companies, and key NGOs involved in promoting cooperatives, extension and market services. Different types and modalities of partnerships will be negotiated during programme start-up phase.

FTDC is responsible on the capacity building component, community awareness, business development gap assessment, support and facilitate training and coaching on internal governance practice, facilitate networking and coordination between and among local investors, cooperatives and producers, Management system Development and implementation,
Active Citizen Participation-DG SOTU is a coalition of civil society organizations whose aim is to advocate and monitor the implementation of the African Union Standards , Treaties and decisions. SOTU has prioritised 14 key AU instruments on Democratic Governance, Economic Social Rights, Civil and Political rights. MEJN is the lead SOTU partner in Malawi implementing this project at the country level. It's major contribution is informing and empowering citizens to demand for their rights and freedoms; by lobbying and advocating for ratification, implementation and monitoring of these key AU standards and mobilizing civil societies and coalitions to popularise  engage and hold their governments accountable.
Terres des Hommes-El Nino II TDH in partnership with Mwenezi Development Training Centre (MDTC) responds to the identified needs in  1) Providing emergency foodassistance through school feeding with complimentary school gardens (HRP Food Security SO1 <(>&<)> Education SO1) 2) Protecting rural livelihoods while strengthening community resilience through early recovery interventions in agriculture (crops <(>&<)> livestock), food security and nutrition relevant assets (HRP Food Security SO2) 3) Restoring access to sufficient water of appropriate quality and quantity to fulfil basic needs (HRP WASH SO1) and 4) Increasing awareness of safe hygiene and sanitation practices, with a focus on participatory health and hygiene education and water conservation (HRP WASH SO2)
CEFORD Response for the New SSR Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) will be responsible for

Response Objective:
# To Increase safe access to, anduse of, Safe Water, Sanitation Facilities and Improved Hygiene Practices of 45,000 Refugees and Host Community members
# To ensure the protection of 45,000 Individuals (70% Refugees <(>&<)> 30% Host Community) from risks associated with lack of access to appropriate water, sanitation and hygiene services

Target Groups: Oxfam will respond to approximately 45,000 persons of concern (and host community members) within the settlement in Yumbe district. The majority of these are women and children (approximately 87%) and 3% elderly.
# To Increase safe access to, and use of, Safe Water, Sanitation Facilities and Improved HygienePractices of 45,000 Refugeesand Host Community members
# To ensure the protection of 45,000 Individuals (70% Refugees <(>&<)> 30% Host Community) from risks associated with lack of access to appropriate water, sanitation and hygiene services

Target Groups:Oxfam will respond to approximately 45,000 persons of concern (and host community members) within the settlement in Yumbedistrict. The majority of these are women andchildren (approximately 87%) and 3% elderly.
Grant 2014 Adalah focuses on human rights of the Arab minority in Israel and Palestinians in the OPT. It specializes in providing legal aid and using legal strategies to support those facing rights violations or denial.  Though its primary focus is the Arab minority in Israel which forms 20% of the total population, Adalah provides legal advise and legal representation to Palestinians from Gaza and EastJerusalem in Israeli courts. It undertakes advocacy work based on the individual legal cases it handles to challenge laws and rulesviolating basic human rights principles. Focus areas include: land and planning rights; civil and political rights; economic, social and cultural rights; and prisoners rights. In addition, Adalah also undertakes national and international advocacy and trains young lawyers and law graduates in making strategic use of the law.
Roadmap to Peace-Great Lake Region Contribuer à la feuille de route régionale vers la paix par la Réalisation et Production d#un film documentaire sur la dynamique deconflit transrégional lié à la terre et à la gouvernance.
Promote IB in natural ingredient sectors This project is designed to enhance and diversify livelihood of poor ethnic farmer communities in Ha Giang and Lao Cai provinces through establishing and promoting responsible and inclusive business models in those provinces# natural ingredient sectors (atiso, hàth# ô, tam th#t, ##ng sâm, huy#n sâm, ## tr#ng, xuyên khung, ô ##u (#u t#u), th#o qu# và ###ng quy). As a result, Vietnam can protect the biodiversity and natural resources; enhance poor community#s livelihoods and enterprises# business performance, enable a favorable legal framework for the sector#s sustainable development and Vietnam can become an internationally recognized supplier of goodquality natural ingredients.

The four specific objectives of project are: (1) small scale farmers and SMEs in Ha Giang and Lao Caiare promoted to adopt and practice sustainable and good agricultural production practice towards GACP-WHO certificate of Ethical BioTrade. (2) Sustainable and inclusive business models in natural ingredient sectors developed and piloted in Ha Giang and Lao Cai province through the farming contracts between processing companies, collaborative farmers groups. (3) Advocating and supporting to local authorities and enterprises in Ha Giang province for legal framework favoring responsible investment, sustainable sourcing and processing of natural ingredients with effective participation of other related stakeholders (NGOs, communities, scientists).

To achieve the aforementioned goal, the project will carry out several interventions including value chain assessment and analysis, capacity building for small scale producers, Technical assistance for selected SMEs, Establishing and strengthening market linkages and promoting inclusive business, Policy influencing, Documentation, knowledge and workshop sharing to promote Inclusive business.
Oxfam France - Towards COP 21 Advocacy project at French &  national level

The world is on a warming trajectory of 4-6°C, to a large extent due to continued investment in fossil fuels (particularly coal): this is the single biggest threat to sustained reduction of the number of people suffering from hunger. 6 years after Copenhagen, Paris will host this year the biggest international event, aiming at achieving a global deal on climate : this offers a unique opportunity to push French government and various actors (including big companies) to do much more at national and European levels on both adaptation and mitigation, and to be the broker of an ambitious binding global climate deal,
Oxfam France has a unique role to play at the French level both in terms of describing the human cost of climate change worldwide and of advocating for more and better financing for climate adaptation and mitigation (including through financial transaction tax) ; its voice also adds a unique value to environmental groups calling for energy efficiency and, even more, to phasing out of fossil fuels.

Building on the momentum of "Loi de transition énergétique" (energy transition bill), Oxfam France will implement a national campaign to disrupt policies and investments supporting fossil fuels, especially coal. The political targets will be the Frenchgovernment (in particular the Ministry for Ecology and Energy) and the French members of parliaments, with whom the advocacy will work on specific amendments to improve the bill proposed by the government. To make the case stronger, two of the main French banks investing in coal (BNP Paribas and Société Générale) will be exposed and lobbied. Globally, energy Transition bill will be used as a momentum to expose French government historical responsibility to show the way to an ambitious and biding international deal in Paris in December 2015.

At international level, Oxfam France climate advocacy closely work with OI COP21 leads to prepare the Summit, participate in Bonn inter-session negotiations and coordinate activities in France.
Promoting gender and combating SGBV This project aims to mobilize and strengthen the individual and collective consciousness in the fight against women Violence  in the North and South Kivu provinces in DRC. It is about strengthening the different groups and their technical support and structural support.
Connecting Continents The realities of Europe and Africa are closely interlinked. Through migration, but also through trade, development and other policies, legal and illegal trade. More than ever before, governments, companies, financial institutions and criminal networks operate in a transnational environment. However, the media today are primarily interested in local news. International news reaches us mostly via news agencies (and goes out via them, too). News about the impact of lobbying, deals and contracts remains too superficial, unsubstantial or non-existent, due to reasons of cost and target group focus. This means that the public is not informed and that abuses or corruption very often go unnoticed. And without a well-informed public, there is no debate. You cant change what you dont know.When injustice, crimes against humanity, fraud are dug up and made public, society will start pressurising governments or companiesthat are falling short.

Even though it is paramount in order to map international dynamics, cross-border journalism does not fit into any existing business model. Cross-border journalism is an emerging method where journalists from different countries team up toresearch the same story and tell it to their individual target groups. The first years of experience indicate stronger reporting power, stronger impact and growing networks between journalists through the working process and meetings.

The aim of this project is to stimulate collaborative cross-border investigative journalism through research grants and networking opportunities. Internationalcollaboration will lead to a dynamic of change, at least in the international journalism community. After all, the result of an investigation will be achieved after an intense investigative collaboration that had not existed before. That collaboration can, in itself, already lead to new insights. At the same time, the stories are given publication space in the south as well as the north. Journalists are recommended to sell their story to as many news outlets as possible. Journalismfund.eu helps them with that search.

Journalists in both Europe and Africa are building professional cross-border networks, the headlines usually being investigative and/ordata journalism. Journalists within these networks will be encouraged to connect. The project does not want to replace funding for quality journalism but wants to stimulate a new method, to facilitate the establishment of informal networks between journalists andto help create landmark journalistic projects as good examples to follow.
ADVOCACY SMALL HOLDER FARMERS WIN-ESAFF Progressive international action on livelihoods and sustainable development dictates the need to address three inter-related objectives: Address food security, while dealing with the effects of climate change that are already being felt by the poor and vulnerableespecially small scale farmers; Ensure space for Africa#s development and in support of a just transition investing in small scale farmers and in Agricultural economy and calls for a  paradigm shift that supports strategies for achieving equitable development, realizing human rights, and the well-being of populations in the context of sustainable development. It is on the basis of these realities that intensified efforts by civil society and particularly small holders active participation in decision making and inclusion in policies to advocate for their interests.

It is against this backdrop that the efforts of ESSAF and its partners become more relevant since the impacts of investing in small scale agriculture and family farming will be felt at the local level and therefore theactive participation of the stakeholders at the local, regional and national levels is critical for the advancement of decisions reached through institutions and policy makers at all these levels.  This reality raises the question of governance within the agricultural agenda and practices.
ESSAF fills a capacity building and coordination need as small farmers increasingly feel marginalised and challenged by new agriculture trends and agribusiness for example bio fuels, carbon credit, and introduction of GMOs and seeds. This is pushing them to become organised at local level and increasingly at national level and regional level.