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Save the Childeren/Ebola Joint Response The Joint Humanitarian Response for Ebola (JRE) addresses the direct humanitarian needs as well as the indirect consequences related to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. This 9-month joint programme is implemented in the 3 most affected countries, namely Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, by 7 Dutch NGOs. Together they work towards four objectives. The first two objectives aim at stopping theEbola outbreak and treating the Ebola infected by identifying and tracing people with Ebola, supporting safe burials, providing health care for patients, promoting clinical hygiene in treatment and health care facilities, and ensuring medical care for health workers. Besides the direct health crises, the Ebola outbreak is having a wider impact on the general health system, security situation,economy and livelihoods in all affected countries. Therefore, the organisations also aim to ensure essential services and preserve stability by providing food and social safety net support, ensuring safe access to water and sanitation facilities, providing psycho-social support, increasing public awareness and social mobilization.
CO-Oxfam Novib Pan Africa Programme Oxfam Novib Pan Africa programme field office in Nairobi supports in implementing the programme within Africa
Action Aid - Migrant crisis Greece The project aims to help transform national, regional and European policies and services to better protect refugees and asylum-seekers entering Greece.
The first step is to deliver an up-to-date report of the human rights violations and practical difficulties therefugees and asylum-seekers face on their route through Greece and provide a suggested action plan to the authorities with a main focus on women and accompanied children.
The European perspective will be covered through the Dublin regulation and the suggestion ofpolicy changes regarding its forthcoming reform in March 2016. The focus on women and accompanied children will be maintained in the review of the Dublin regulation and policy changes proposals.
The report will not act as a standalone project and will not offer academic, vague positions but will be a concrete tool to form a campaign and mobilize the public. We have therefore included Media work and production of personal stories and videos that will sensitize the audiences in a more emotional way.
Country Office 506609 oxfam Novib Office This is a support to FOPABU,#forum of agricultural producers of Burundi# for his participation in the organization of a National Forum for family farming as part of the celebration of the International Year of Family Farming 2014.

The main theme of the forum is:"A Burundian family farming feed its population and hosts sustainable economic development" with the sub-themes: Family Agriculturein Burundi, from origins to the third millennium
Incentive policies for family farming Performance of family farming and role of farmers' organizations.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Oxfam will support FAO and IFAD to improve the food and nutrition security of Internally Displaced Families and their Host Familiesand increase resilience in Adamawa State, North East Nigeria. The specific purpose of the project is to facilitate access to food for women and youth of Internally Displaced Families and in Host Families for immediate needs and to support food production to contribute to a gradual recovery process in Adamawa state.
CO-Oxfam -GALS- Integration Hosting capacity building workshops for the IFAD-funded project and further developing the Bukonzo Joint Cooperative case on genderequality in land rights
GISHA Gisha has a strong and proven track record in successful advocacy around the ongoing blockade of the Gaza Strip and its impact on individuals# basic human rights.  Being an Israeli human rights organization, supporting Gazan#s right to freedom of movement, they have better access to and influence on the Israeli public and decision makers.  In addition they effectively utilise new media tools to target a broad geographic audience in the wider region and internationally.  Gisha will support Output 1 through updating and implementing a comprehensive international advocacy and media strategy for the second phase.  Gisha will contribute to bringing an enabling environment through continuous advocacy materials and messaging on Israeli blockade and other international stakeholders# unfavourable policies as well as creating #change agents# within multiplier groups.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Nigeria 2014/2015 Potjes - 5C Follow-up/Review
PD Agroforestry 2015 - Hqs component Since in March 2010 Oxfam Novib in Niger commanded a study on the feasibility of Agro forestry, promotion projects on Agro forestryhave been developed. Oxfam Novib invested 8 months in a Special Project developer in 2012 (Peter Paap). This project was not fundedat the time, but Oxfam and in most cases Partners for Innovation BV (PfI) continued developing agro forestry programmes in Niger, Senegal, Nigeria and Mali.
With 8 innovative agro forestry projects on the ground in the Sahel region work, Oxfam needs to capitalizeon the wealth of experiences and expertise, and tie projects together in order to build a framework. This will guide future countryprogramming, facilitate improved research and impact measurement. Linking and learning across the projects will lead to improved effectiveness and efficiency. This, in combination with an improved visibility, will lead to and prepare for an improved funding position. This will be developed in a regional workshop taking place in April 2015.
Pre, para, post scolar activities - MCE Sustainability and expansion of extracurricular activities fellow educators ( MCE )
The school environment in which the MCE works focused on academic training while more than 90% of children in need of inclusive education .
Educators Companions Movement  is the only player who can provide additional educational resources from local people who are out of school .
MCE and its partner GREF are only to consider the quality of education on two aspects:
1 . The ability to learn well (playing ) academic concepts (reading, writing and numeracy) .
2 . The adequacy of educational schemes , in other words, the practical usefulness of which is passed on to children .
 At first the proposed approach is considered at the municipal level and enjoys the support oflocal academic and administrativeauthorities.
 MCE offers popularize its comprehensive educational system allowing both to maximize the chances of success of students in the formal sector and to prepare future adults to become independent producers andcitizens ( es ) promoters of change in particular as regards changing gender relations .
Country Office 506493 OXFAM NOVIB COUNTR Vietnam is facing many new challenges despite holding the world poverty alleviation record of reducing the poverty rate from 58.1 percent in 1993 to 13.4 percent in 2008 . Income poverty is dominantly rural and increasingly concentrated amongst ethnic minorities.Among the toughest are the followings:

# Vietnam produces plenty of food but every day millions people go hungry
# Increased demand for agricultural land and water is rising, putting pressures on already stressed supplies
# Climate change is set to devastate food production and to transform farming
# Weak and ineffective governance of natural resources is failing people living in poverty
# Food price hikes are imminent threats
# Gender, Agriculture and Climate Change

Oxfam's GROW campaign #Growing a better future# aims to transform the broken food system so that it works for everyone today. It is also about ensuring that the system is fit for a future where resource constraints, environmental challenges such as climate change, and a growing population will make feeding the worldharder still. We must get to grips with these challenges now to minimize their impact on people. Vietnam has been identified as among 20 focus countries of the GROW campaign which was launched at 1 June 2011 and is expected to complete by 2015. In Vietnam, the campaign#s focuses are to improve the voice and choices of small-scale farmers.

Overall Objective: The Vietnam EJ campaign goal is that small- scale agricultural producers are able claim power over the resources they depend on to grow or buy enough food to eat, nowand in the future
# Objective 1: To build public understanding and participation in food justice actions and contribute to GROW global movement
# Objective 2: To develop policy and campaign foundation for stopping powerful corporations from taking land and water which small-scale farmers depend on for their food (also link to Objective 4)
# Objective 3:To generate increasing public pressure for a national policy on the governance of climate change funding, particularly on climate adaptation financing for small-scale womenfarmers
# Objective 4:To build public and private support for investment in the productivity, resilience, and sustainability of small-scale farmers.
NGO Forum Core Support 2015 NGOF is one of the leading NGOs network organizations in Cambodia, composed of local and international NGOs, mandated to serve as avenue for information sharing, exchange of ideas and advocacy on priority issues affecting Cambodia#s development. In its new strategic plan 2015-2017, It has four main programme include Environment, Development Issues, Research Information Center and Land and Livelihoods programs, while private sector engagement is integrated in to the Land and Livelihoods and Environment programme.

Oxfam Novib support to NGOF for 2015 focus only the Land and Livelihoods Programme. The goal of this project is to ensure that NGOs workingon land issues cooperate to secure access to land and sustainable livelihoods, benefitting the poor <(>&<)> vulnerable for the local communities.  At the same time, to enhance NGOs and affected communities participation to trigger land conflict resolution by relevant stakeholders to ensure land tenure security with gender sensitivity.

The project will continue to implement gender mainstreaming.  The strategic intervention of this project is framed around: 1) Policy dialogue and advocacy on land reform based on the inclusion of gender disaggregated data collection. 2) Emergency assistance will be provided to stakeholders who are poor and female / female-headed households who are involved in land conflicts. 3) Capacity building for members in monitoring and documentation of conflicts; 4) awareness-raising and advocacy in a systematic, complete and gender-responsive manner. Research projects will further monitorthe trends that are disadvantaging the poor and vulnerable, especially women in terms of Land Conflicts, Compensation, Forced Evictions, land registration as well as Economic Land Concessions.
HO- Oxfam Novib The Hague Enable acceleration, validation and scaling of innovation projects.
Climate Change linked with Food Security Building knowledge base on #Climate Change linked with Food Security <(>&<)> Right to Food# in Pakistan

This project is aligned with the Grow plans for next years among the two affiliates and will provide the foundation by building the knowledge base acrossa wide range of audiences. Within this project Oxfam GB will endeavour to build linkages with Academic Institutes by initiating the critical debate on linkages between food security <(>&<)> climate change by organizing seminars. This is crucial to enhance the knowledgebase within the students and staff of the agriculture universities. Capacity building of civil society and community representativeon the above linkages # food security <(>&<)> climate change - is necessary and will be built through this project. Right to Food is a new area of campaigning work within Oxfam in Pakistan and capacity building sessions one of Oxfam Staff <(>&<)> one of its partners will build the foundation for future endeavours in this domain.
Food insecurity is increasing in Pakistan. According to NationalNutrition Survey 2011 58% of the households are foods insecure. Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) concluded the same in 2009. According to it #the state of food security in Pakistan has deteriorated since 2003; the conditionsfor food security were inadequate in 45% districts in 2003 which stood 61 percent districts in 2009.
Right to Food is a wide area of work in Pakistan. Constitutional statements and Pakistan#s approval of global conventions, for instance ICESCR, UDHR gives a clear endorsement to people#s Right to Food, however these when translated in to the policy framework is subdued by numerous factors. Furthermore the right to food is being translated at the grass root level within the framework of various policies and acts. For engaging on RtF campaigning a clear demarcation and understanding amongst civil society does not exist, since there are a number of factors which realize RtF or contribute to this. In Pakistan, various forums, networks and bodies are campaigning and advocating for the people#s right to food, however a coherent understanding and contextual alignment does not exist.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER This project titled rehabilitation of the Hayi school infrastructures is a response to restore school infrastructures affected by the 2013 floods in Hayi village in the commune of Tajae, Tahoua region. The project is implemented by the local organisationcalled ##Initiatives for Secure Living Conditions## (ISCV) which is one of Oxfam's partners based in Tahoua.  The period of the project is four months started from December 2014. This project funded by PNUD aims to increase the capacity of the school andimprove working conditions for students and teachers of primary school of Hayi through the reconstruction of two classes equipped with all the necessaries, construction of a block of 2 latrines, the provision of bins, the provision of water point   in the school. Among the activities include also the awareness of all users such as students and teachers on the maintenance and use of these infrastructures to ensure the sanitary conditions of the place. The project also includes activities to protect the school against possible floods and awareness on basic measures for the prevention and management in disasters reduction mainly floods. All these actions are designed to meet the critical needs of lack of educational and health facilities in the school, which increased after the floods of 2013 and the collapse of more than 50% of existing structures. The target groups are 199 students (115 boys and 84 girls) and 5 teachers (1 female)school and final beneficiaries are 1,651 people with 842 women and 809 men (people of the village of Hayi and villages attached to the school)
Humanitarian Capacity Building Project In the project area humanitarian actors were working separately and they were not aware of each other#s program and agenda, this project has helped to minimize the distance among different stakeholders and provided a platform to work in a coordinate way under theoverall supervision of DDMA. This is just an initiation and hopefully at the end of project NVCCDF will be able to bring all stakeholders under one umbrella.
The proposed project activities enhance the skills and awareness level of targeted beneficiaries in humanitarian sector. These intervention enabled the local community to respond any emergency situation more organized and quickly as before
As discussed there was no organized humanitarian network especially at community level in the proposed project area and humanitarian services were carried out if any in an ill organized way. This project is gradually moving forward to bridge the gap that will prove fruitful humanitarian services in future.
Like communities it required to work on humanitarian capacity building of government department and NGOs working in the area. Likewise community empowerment, establishing and strengthen working relationship between different stakeholders is key area that required. Proposed project is gradually but steadily working to improve this area and will hope at the end of this project we may able to convert this vulnerability in to our strength.
# To enhance the capacity of the humanitarian organizations, NVCCDF Staff  and LSOs active volunteers in District Neelum for effective and efficient emergency response
# Humanitarian Network Establishment at District Level
# Enhance knowledge of humanitarian services in local communities
# Developing Strategic plan for the organization
Joint Emergency Appeal North Iraq In August 2014  after the L3 declaration - Oxfam scaled up the humanitarian response and started with local government and civil society partners to work in Diyala directorate (contested area), in and around the town of Karataba where over 40.000 people are provided with drinking water. Oxfam has a team on the ground and has long term relationships with a number of partners and has built relationships with local government institutions.

In this project, Oxfam will work on WASH, Protection and NFI / Shelter (cash grants for 420 families). The focus is on IDPs and the host community. Special attention is given to needs of vulnerable groups such as women, children & elderly people.

This project is part of the North Iraq Joint Response of the Dutch Relief Alliance, which is backfunded by MoFA. Cordaid leads the consortium of 11 organisations that are implementing this Joint Response.
Advocacy coalition support Centre for community and environment (CECR) is a Vietnamese NGO that coordinate the Clean water coalition. Within this project CECRand coalition will do advocacy for 2 policy processes, these are including continuing to advocate the National Assembly toagree including the new law on water pollution control in the new NA legislation agenda period from 2016-2021, and the second to monitor implementation of portions of the 2014 Environmental Protection Law relating to water pollution in 5 provinces / cities.

For the proposal of the law on water pollution control, the coalition will cooperate with VUSTA and Pollution control department of the Ministry of Natural resource and environment to conduct study and develop the proposal package, which will be used to advocate the ministry and National assembly.

The evidence of water pollution and results from community monitoring to prevent and reduce the water pollution at the provincial level are not only good for the water quality at localities, but will also be used as evidents for advocacy for the law.
Oxfam Novib Post-Conflict Reconstruction Program The Oxfam Novib Post-Conflict Reconstruction Program seeks to address causes of conflicts and provides 'peace dividends' through improved economic development and human security in three conflict-affected regions/country. These are respectively Afghanistan and Pakistan; Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi and Rwanda; and South Sudan.

This program, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from the Post-Conflict Reconstruction Tender, began in 2013. The South Sudan program ends in 2015, the other two programs end in 2016.

The Afghanistan-Pakistan program is called Cit
izens First: Improving Human Security in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The purpose of the program is to contribute to human security and good governance by strengthening the socialcontract. This is done by empowering civilians and civil society to hold the (local) government accountable for law and order and the provision of basic services on the one hand, and by strengthening the ability of the (local) government to understand and respond to causes of (local) conflict on the other.

The Great Lakes region program is called Beyond Borders: a Roadmap to Peace for the Great Lakes Region. The objective of the programme is to address the causes and consequences of conflict by implementing a Regional Roadmap to Peace in the Great Lakes region. This is done by: 1) creating a common understanding of the causes and consequences of conflict among government, civil society and community representatives by conducting participatory actionresearch; 2) building a network of peace brokers to mobilize support for a Regional Roadmap to Peace; 3) addressing urgent livelihoods needs that contribute to creating a peace dividend; 4) establishing a conducive environment and sustainable mechanisms for inclusive dialogue and conflict transformation; 5) developing, adopting and implementing a regional roadmap to peace with strong commitment of involved communities and other stakeholders; and 6) ensuring that women and youth in the region have confidence and skills to participate in the peace process.

The South Sudan Peace and Prosperity Promotion Program seeks to contribute to establishing public safety and security in communities in Malakal, Juba, Terekeka, Gogrial East and Gogrial West counties byaddressing local roots of conflict, strengthening conflict transformation capacities while improving food security and income of vulnerable men and women and building government and civil society capacities.

Cross-program learning and sharing of experiences is a priority, therefore annual learning events are held.
Country Office 506589 Country Office 506 Financial management capacity building to CP MAYA to prepare them for external fundraising and end of MFS2000. This project will focus on training the counter part staff on financial management skills and installing an accounting software (PASTEL) to facilitate accountability of donor funds.  In addition to this, the staff will be trained on external fundraising skills to enable them source funds for continuation of their projects after the end of the ongoing MFS 2000 funded projects.
Country Office 506590 Oxfam Novib Bureau Oxfam in Maghreb is planning to undertake a scoping mission with the aims to:
1. Increase its understanding on transit migration phenomena in Maghreb in its legal, political, social, economic and humanitarian dimensions (including power dynamics) in order to havean evidence-based starting point for evaluating what role Oxfam in Maghreb can play on the topic according to its expertise;
2. Identify key stakeholders in civil society, academics, private and public sector and potential for partnerships andalliances;
3. Identify potential axes of short-term and medium-term action on migration that could be developed consistently with Oxfam#s strategic planning, and in synergy with influencing initiatives at regional and international level.