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III Workshop of the South American Network of Laboratories in the Diagnosis of Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease (RESUDIA)." From September 19-23, 2016, the South American Network of Laboratories Workshop was held in Uruguay. This activity complied with the APHIS objective to provide diagnostic and technical support on emergency response to animal diseases.
IMPROVING SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT Children and adolescents attending schools in UAE are able to enjoy a healthy, safe and supportive learning environment in schools.
CROSS-SECTORAL includes cross-sectoral costs that can't be attributed to a specific program area
INCREASED PARTICIP. OF CHILD.AND ADOLES An increased number of children and adolescents  engaged meaningfully in matters affecting them  through local and national
platforms
PROGRAMME COORDINATION By 2023, government capacity enhanced to generate evidence on budgets and their linkages to child outcomes to improve budget
allocations/expenditure for children.
AWARENESS ON CHILD WELLBEING To increase the awareness of parents on how to prevent children and young people from unintentional injuries
CAP.BLDG ON PERS./SOCIAL SKILLS & HIV By 2017, capacities of adolescents and young people to practice effective intrapersonal skills and healthy behaviors are
strengthened.
MAPPING CHILD PROTECTION UAE By 2013, national institutions and policy makers in UAE have knowledge on the gaps in child protection laws, legislaiton and
services.
NATIONAL PLANS FOR PRE-SCHOOL EDU By 2016, Concerned Stakeholders in the education sector have national plans on preschool education to improve the quality and
increase the accessibility (Kg classes)
CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEMS IN SA By 2013, national institutions and policy makers in KSA would have developed their national systems/procedures on child protection
and identified the gaps in child protection services.
PROMOTING CHILD RIGHTS OF DISABLED CHILD By 2017, the rights of children with disability in the UAE are strengthened through the completion of a situation analysis and
related national action plan.
ANTI-BULLYING & ANTI-VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS By 2017, Ministry of Education and relevant partners have strengthened capacities to provide a safe learning environment for
children.
STRENGTHENED MEDIA FOR CHILD RIGHTS The aim is to Strengthen Media for Child rights through:- A study on childhood topics in the Saudi Press- A seminar for the media
to launch a study- Establish the working group to set up Media Charter on Child rights
PARENTS' AWARENESS ON Early Child Development (ECD) - MIGRATED Parents' Awareness on Early Child Development (ECD) - Inactive Intermediate Results (IR) is raised.
IMPROVED CAPACITY ON Early Child Development (ECD) POLICIES, PROGRAMMES AND SERVICES By 2023, all five Governments have improved capacity to plan, deliver and monitor their early childhood policies, programmes and
services, by country.
CHILD FRIENDLY CITIES By 2017, the rights of children in urbanizing environments are promoted through the implementation and documentation of the Child
Friendly City initiative in at least one Emirate.
TRAIN/INCREASE AWARENESS ON OBESITY By 2012, students are informed on how to lead a healthy lifestyle and be more active. Principals, nurses, teachers at schools are
informed on the importance of health education and physical activity in schools. Parents are infomred on the importance of healthy
eating and physical activity.
DEVELOPING CHILDHOOD STRATEGIC PLAN By 2017, the rights of children in the UAE are strengthened through a National Childhood Strategic Plan for the UAE (2017-2021)
that is revised and approved by relevant authorities.
AWARENESS ON Early Child Development (ECD) Training teachers at the KG level, adopt a training curriculum for KG, and orient parents on the importance of early education.
MICS4 SURVEY IN QATAR By 2013, national institutions and policy makers have results of MICS4 survey as baseline for monitoring the situation of children.
MOBILIZED COMMITMENTS AND RESOURCES FORCHILDREN By 2023, maximize resources from public and private partners for UNICEF programmes globally and in the Gulf Countries
CHILD PROT FRM VIOLENCE, EXPLOIT & ABUSE By 2013, capacities of school staff in KSA on the early detection and intervention of child abuse cases is developed.
OBESITY PREVENTION AMONG ADOLESCENTS By 2013, adolescent students and school staff (principals, teachers, and nurses) are more aware of the importance of health
education and physical activities to prevent obesity.
SITAN OF CHILDREN IN KSA By 2013, policy makers and chilhdhood professionals in KSAhave a referrence study that assesses and analyses the situation of
children.
CRC INCORP AT MASTER (MIGRATED) Graduated college students are more aware on the principles of CRC and more capable in addressing childhood issues in professional
manner.
EXTERNAL RELATIONS By 2023, all boys and girls, without discrimination, are better protected from all forms of violence, abuse, neglect and
exploitation.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT UAE has a legal and programmatic framework to address early childhood development in place, an application in Arabic Language to
guide expecting parents on all aspects around pregnancy, nurturing care, positive parenting and early stimulating and learning
activities with their children  and the capacities of Health Care Workers in Care for Child Development is raised.
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Safeguarding the financial and other assets of the organization by maintaining and improving financial and administrative systems
and procedures to ensure efficient, timely, cost-effective and transparent utilization of these resources
UNCT ON OBESITY AWARENESS IN SA By 2013, policy makers' knowledge on the causes and effects of obesity on children & young people in Saudi Arabia. The capacities
of the non-government partner (KAYL) is empowered to lead the initiative in Saudi Arabia.
INCREASED KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS ON VAC By 2023, knowledge and awareness on violence against children is increased among government institutions, civil society
organizations and the public.
ENHANCED STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS By 2023, enhance strategic engagement with public and private sectors and partners to leverage commitments and actions for
realization of child rights beyond financial contributions.
DEVINFO (UAE) By 2013, policy makers and childhood professionals can access and use childhood related indicators through DevInfo database in
UAE.
EQUITY-FOCUSED INTERVENTIONS By 2013, UNICEF GAO's equity based approach and advocacy in the Gulf are better introduced.
EVIDENCE ON CHILD RIGHTS By 2017, policymakers have access to  a set of child rights Indicators for systematic generation of data to monitor the situation
of children.
INCREASED BUDGET ALLOCATION FOR CHILDREN By 2023, government capacity enhanced to generate evidence on budgets and their linkages to child outcomes to improve budget
allocations/expenditure for children.
STRENGTHENED PREVENTION AND RESPONSE SERVICES TO ADDRESS VIOLENCE As per MTR 2021 -  2023, existence of national /sub-national mechanisms for social work capacity building or/and accreditation
By 2023, prevention and response services to address violence and discrimination against children are strengthened in targeted
sectors.
NATIONAL CHILDHOOD STRATEGIES By 2012, national authorities in UAE & Bahrain finalize, endorse, and launch the national childhood strategies that was developed
in 2011.
OTHER PROGRAM & ADMIN. SUPPORT Misc cross cutting costs in support to GAO program
POLICY DIALOGUE/ADVOCACY ON GULF PARTNER Partnerships strengthened for effective programme delivery in the Gulf through policy dialogue, advocacy and innovation.
NURTURING CARE AND PARENTING PROGRAMMES By 2023, an increased number of communities, families, parents and caregivers are reached through nurturing and parenting
programmes.
PUBLIC FINANCING FOR CHILDREN ARE STRENG As Per MTR - By 2023, policies, procedures and systems on public financing for children are strengthened, contributing to
improved expenditure and outcomes for children. By 2023, Governments in the Gulf countries have strengthened capacities to
routinely collect and share data disaggregated by age, sex, disability and wealth quintiles to inform policy, plans and budgets and
monitoring of the situation of children.
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR TEACHERS ON CP Teachers' capacities on the early detection & intervention of child abuse cases is improved.
AWARENESS RAISING ON CHILD RIGHTS - KSA By 2013, children and communities are more aware of child rights issues through advocacy, media, reports, among other means of
information.
IMPROVED CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEMS By 2017, relevant government institutions in the UAE and KSA have been supported to conduct assessments of the child protection
system and to develop national plans to address priority gaps.
GENERATION OF DATA ON CHILD. THRU SITANS By 2017, policymakers have access to an equity focused Situation Analysis on children in the KSA is available to guide national
policies and programmes.
SITAN OF CHILDREN IN KUWAIT By 2013, policy makers and chilhdhood professionals in Kuwait have a referrence study that assesses and analyses the situation of
children.
CAP. BLDG ON OBESITY PREVENTION By 2017, adolescents and school staff (principals, teachers, and nurses) are more aware of the importance of physical activities to
prevent obesity.
ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL PROTECTION FLOOR By 2017, vulnerable children and their families are better targeted by a social protection floor.
PROGRAMME STAFF UNICEF's people effectively deliver results for children and women
DATA AND EVIDENCE FOR CHILDREN As per MTR - By 2023, Governments in the Gulf countries have strengthened capacity to collect timely, quality and diss data, carry
out child-focused research and evaluation to inform policy, plans and monitoring of the Sustainable Development Goals.    By 2023,
 government ministries, academia and research institutions have strengthened capacities for child-focused research, analysis and
knowledge sharing.
Mise en place Feuille de Route paix GL Phase II  pour OAP: Mettre en #uvre une Feuille de Route Régionale vers la Paix dans une province de Bujumbura au Burundi  pour traiter les causes et les conséquences des conflits liés à la terre et à la gouvernance, sur base d'une recherche-action participative complète des dynamiques transrégionales, et sur un engagement fort des communautés, des gouvernements et autres intervenants aux niveaux local, national.
Hmong Sisterhood (Viv Ncaus) VNs overall goal fort the next 3 tears is to build community of socially conscientious and economically empowered women working together to narrow the socio-economic divide. VNs 3 objectives are: - support women to obtain education so that they can better access opportunities; - promote economic opportunities for vulnerable women to lower their risk of exploitation; and build a supportive network and promote a healthy lifestyle.  This project will directly benefit 1900Hmong women/girls, and 100 men/boys between  the ages of 15-30 residing in poor communities of Vientiane and who went there to study of look for job opportunities.
Country Office 506141 Oxfam Novib Jerusa the country office will build the capacity of Sawa in project management and financial management.
SORD The proposed project builds upon the previous two projects and its aim is to facilitate and promote a country-wide and rights-based movement to counteract women discrimination and inequality in Sudan, through advocating for the adoption of a progressive version of a Personal Status Act as well as combating the negative impact of the current law.

The proposed project will have the following outcomes:
1.	An interactive and productive debate is taking place among decision makers, political parties and parliamentarians, around personal law in Sudan in order to advocate for changes in the existing Personal Status Act. This will be achieved through the organisation of workshops, quarterly stakeholder forums and working sessions with selected Ministries.
2.	The Personal Status Act will be amended on certain articles such as the age of marriage which will change to 18 years. This will be achieved through ongoing advocacy and through the establishment of a national network of more than 50 NGO/CBO members for ending child marriage in Sudan.
3.	Increased awareness on the limitations and violations of the current Act in 7 states of North Sudan. This will be achieved through the work of artists, production of booklets, awareness sessions and production of a documentary.
4.	At least 1000 women 300 men and 30gender focused organizations are legally empowered to negotiate their rights at the family and community levels. At least 500 youthare supporting and advocating for the proposed family law.
5.	Documented evidence of violence and discrimination against women in access to justice, from a judicial and social perspective.
6.	Legal aid provided on family issues for women in Khartoum state. This will be achieved through the establishment of 3 legal aid centres in Khartoum, Omdurman and Bahri.
7.	Economic support provided for needy women who are adversely affected by the current family law. This will be achieved through the establishment of a revolving fund, conducting a business survey and provision of skills training to 50 women.
CESCI Int. Initiatives Extension 2014/15 The International Initiative is a three-year program that began with 'Jan Satyagraha 2012', a foot-march for justice (notably landrights) in India organised by Ekta Parishad and directed at mobilising public opinion and pressuring policy makers on womens and mens land/livelihood rights as part of extending and upgrading the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) action against hunger and extreme poverty.

The name of the program has been changed from Global Movement 12 to International Initiatives Program as its goal is to expand the non-violent theory of change to Asia, Latin America and Africa; II  will continue its work to benefit those organisations and movements at the community and grassroots level that wish to understand and then practice the power of non-violence in conducting and sustaining their struggles for land and natural resources for livelihood security in the rights perspective. To this end the capacity building process will commence from January 2013 and then move on to uniting these struggles and movements into a global action in 2015.
Oxfam Novib Oxfam:
Oxfam is a leading organization in emergency WaSH and Food Security in Mozambique since 1987.  Over the past five years Oxfam has implemented WaSH responses to benefit flood-affected populations in Sofala and Zambezia, cholera-affected populations in Sofala and Niassa, WaSH activities for east African refugees in Cabo Delgado and Nampula, and EFSL response for populations affected by three consecutive years of drought in Gaza.  In Mozambique Oxfam uses a single programmatic approach, linking activities in sustainable livelihoods, humanitarian assistance, good governance and gender for amore effective impact on beneficiaries.  In 2013, in coordination with COSACA members, Oxfam with its local partners implemented an emergency intervention to benefit more than 32,000 people in nine of the most flood-affected communities in Gaza and 8,000people in Zambezia province through seeds and tools fairs, food security (EFSL) and access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH).  The total funding mobilized was $2 million from the Oxfam co-federation network and two bilateral donors.
Empowering Youth for Improved Skills The overall aim of the project is to generate a demand for quality vocational training by youth themselves through campaigning and lobby with government.
The main results of the project are as below:
# Establishment of youth networks/alumni to demand their rightsto vocational training.
# Development of charter of demands by the youth and presentation to district/provincial government.
# Sensitizing Government to come up with quality TVET education; comparing the government TVET curricula with the private TVET curricula.
Support to the Duty Bearers in Pakistan Promoting Adaptation through Provision of Evidence <(>&<)> Support to the Duty Bearers in Pakistan
With a multi pronged approach; Oxfam <(>&<)> its implementing partners with this project will endeavour to bring about structural improvements in the adaptation framework of the country.
With a focus on Sindh province the project will encompass a holistic approach of laying the foundations for the provision of (i) evidence, and (ii) support to the government for broadening the knowledge base and implement-ability of adaptation mechanism in Pakistan. The project will ingeniously entwine three components together for achieving the envisaged results;
1.    Establishing a  database with a provincial level Vulnerability Assessment# for identification, quantification and prioritization (orranking) of climate related vulnerabilities within the province
2.    Demonstrating models through replicable and scalable community based development plans, having a direct impact by reducing vulnerabilities and enhancing adaptabilityfor the target beneficiaries
3.    Facilitating the line department(s) at the national level for promoting, initiating and assuming an implementable framework for the province and beyond that
Oxfam GB - Ethiopia Joint Response Oxfam has over five decades of humanitarian and development experience in Ethiopia. Oxfam has successfully responded to all large-scale droughts in Ethiopia in the last 45 years, most recently being 2011's Horn of Africa crisis when it reached to more than 1 million people in Somali, Afar, Oromia and Tigray regions through WASH and livelihoods interventions (mostly related to livestock and cash transfers). Oxfams current country programme focuses on: (a) humanitarian preparedness and response, (b) resilience building targeting small-scale farmers, pastoralists and agro-pastoralists, (c) sustainable, market-based livelihoods, (d) women's rights and, (e) climate change adaptation. The programme works in following sectors: WASH, agriculture (including livestock), nutrition, livelihoods, social protection / cash-transfer, gender equality and protection. Oxfam started its response to the current crisis in April 2015. Its response includes Siti zone (Somali Region), Zone 2 and 5 (Afar Region) and West Arsi zone (Oromia Region) supporting 200,000 people through WASH and emergency food security and livelihoods interventions. Oxfam is scaling up its response to reach 1 millionpeople by April 2016.
Palestinian Trade Center PalTrade has extensive experience in undertaking research and producing publications related to the policy and regulatory environment as it affects business in Palestine; they have become an effective lobbying body to positively influence change within the business environment and are involved in a number of marketing initiatives for Palestinian products.  PalTrade will support achievement ofOutput 1 in terms of promoting a more enabling business environment through facilitating the process of developing a local economicdevelopment framework and strategy for Gaza in addition to developing advocacy materials focusing on challenges to the local economy.  PalTrade will be involved actively in delivering Output 3, specifically the #buy-local campaign# due to their considerable experience in marketing. Based on learning of phase one and the identified gap, Paltrade will contribute, to the sector marketing skills strengthening.   By the continuous updating on Gaza#s exports and imports; Paltrade will contribute to output 5.
ADRA Okupopya EU funded The project 'Okupopya (dialogar)' focus on 3 rural municipalities in the provinces Beguela and Cunene. General objective is to demonstrate the benefits of strenthened institutions and mecanisms for dialogue between state and non-state actors at local level that assure improved pro-poor public policies and sustainable local development.
Main expected results:
- 1500 people from small-scale farmers, traditional leaders and other community groups and 245 clerks of local government institutions are trained and implement localsustainable development practices
- 1530 people know their rights and obligations concerning, decentralisation, local sustainable development, human rights, landrights and gender
- Strengthened mecanisms and articulation between state and no-state actors on local, provincial and national level to improve public policies on sustainable local development, food security and fight against rural poverty.
CO-506574 Oxfam intends to provide food and cooking material to 1,000 households about 7,000 beneficiaries in  Damboa LGA, one of the recently liberated areas. Oxfam will specifically target households with children under 5 suffering from MAM or SAM (identified through direct observation, MSF or other agency screening data and community consultation/involvement) and households with PLW. All people are in need of food consumption support, however the effects of malnutrition are most detrimental to children under 5 and PLW and food aid will reduce the food consumption gap at a minimum.
PMRS 2014 The project aims at strengthening PMRS core Activities during 2014 and focuses on four main outcomes:
- All Palestinians without discrimination have access to comprehensive quality curative and preventive primary health care services through permanent clinics andoutreach activities in PMRS targeted areas. PMRS will sustain the provision of preventative, curative, promotive services and supporting child health and chronic disease rights through PMRS Primary Health Care Centers <(>&<)> Clinics Program, which operates in the 26 PHC clinics in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
- Relevant actors in Palestine adopt good models and relevant policies. Improve, consolidate and sharpen past PMRS health models that have been developed over time and with experience with the support of SIDA, PGS,NOVIB and other donors who have been instrumental for over 20 years in providing support to develop these health models.
- People in the targeted communities are actively demanding their rights with focus on health and education, through 42 health clubs and 27 health coalitions as well as strengthening of the nation-wide network. PMRS will enhance its community mobilization approach, where local health networks such as health committees will advocate health rights and promote gender equality on community and national levels in Palestine.
- More women are demanding their rights, increased gender mainstreaming within the organization and pilot intervention to involve men in women's rights and SRHR issues.