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Strengthening partners and communities' capacities to disasters in Cambodia - To build capacities to partners and communities, especially women are capable to work on disaster preparedness and response, disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation.   - To empower women and their communities to raise their voice on crisis happening in their areas to the duty bearer for getting helps and solutions.  - To support government agencies, especially NCDM and PCDM take a lead on coordination of disaster management planning and response appropriate to the rights and specific needs of women and their communities.
Promoting and Strengthening WASH communities in Kratie and Preah Vihear Province The project seeks to build capacity of local communities, WASH management committee, women groups, school children, and government agencies on WASH practices in both provinces. The project will provide and increase the knowledge of target people on WASH and change their behaviour for the promotion of better health and livelihood in Preah Vihear and Kratie accordingly. This initiative also brings about the legalitarian gender roles in Cambodian rural families through the enhancement of power sharing between spouses. While men would contribute their time and spirit to support their wives in leading this initiatives.
Enhancing Women Economic and Empowerment in Kg. Thom and Praeh Vihear Province To attain sustainable livelihoods of poor rural women and smallholder communities, to reach project for this year the project will covered only 10 Community Forestry will legalized, 5 CFMP will sign agreement and 28 have CFMP. Moreover, we also support to 5 CEBs both in financial support and capacity building. At least 50% of participants in activities and beneficiaries of business group are women.
Communuty Forestry Development and sustaianable livelihood project The project activities include 1) To support 4 CF to have thier CFMP developed,   2. To build the capacity of  communities especiaily women on CIP /CDP, advocacy, business concept, WASH, DRR/CCA, and other income generating activities.   3.To assist CBE starting their  safe drinking water enterprise, link them to private sectors and other GVT agencies. These project activities are contratced under the operation plan of STERI programme in KPT Province  -KAMB65. as well as contributing to the strategies and impacts of field operation components of SRTEI programme of OGB in Cambodia.
Support NGO partners to implement STREI program in Kratie and Steung Treng provi The STREI programme in Kratie will implement its project through 1) Improved local presence and capacity of civil society organisation; and 2) Improved capacity to market natural resource products in sustainable way; 3) Increased capacity in natural resources management;  and, 4) Improved capacity for disaster management and response,5)Improve community livelihood
Community Forestry Projects in North West Province of CDA The project aims to increase livelihood of CF members by encouraging  sustainable and effective use of natural forest resources through a participatory approach. Specific activities of the project are CF organizing, CF network meeting, formation of community cooperatives, and community training in forestry law and other advocacy skills. The project is in line with SCO 1.1,4, and 5.1. The grants are for the project staff salaries, office and admin costs, travel costs, community meetings, and materials or equipment supports self -help group for small business development.
GRAISEA II (Cambodia) Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness in South East Asia (GRAISEA) aims to demonstrate that business in the agricultural sector in South East Asia, can be a driver of human rights, women's economic empowerment and climate resilience. Working in the Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam and Pakistan, GRAISEA 2 aims to be a catalyst, bringing about systemic change in how business operates through influencing at four levels:   Value chains: Within the rice and shrimp sectors, GRAISEA 2 supports the development of more inclusive and responsible value chains working with producer groups and small, medium and large companies.  Multi stakeholder initiatives: GRAISEA 2 collaborates with and influences sectoral multi -stakeholder initiatives (MSIs), as a means to reach more companies and to  influence standards to be more supportive of women's economic empowerment and climate resilience.   National policy: To create a more enabling environment for inclusive and responsible business, advocacy is supported on sector -based policy as well as on national frameworks for the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).    Regional policy: To support a regional enabling environment, the programme engages with a number of Association of South East Asian Nation (ASEAN) institutions and frameworks including the regional strategy for business and Corporate Social Reponsibility (CSR) and regional Micro Small and Medium -Sized Enterprise (MSME) policy.  The project allows the Programme Management Unit (PMU) to ensure overall delivery of the programme and contract management towards the implementing partners. Specifically the PMU will manage relationships with  -  five Oxfam country programmes (Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Pakistan and Cambodia)  - five regional implementing  partners; Business and Human Rights Resource Centre, Asian Seafood Improvement Collaboration, Weaving Women's Rights in ASEAN (W
RICA-  Grow Campaing Project This project was developed to promote policies change through engaging the national development agenda that focusing on sustainable livelihood, effective government and building communities' resilience. It link with operational and humanitarian components as well as with OGB's regional and international advocacy strategy. Three key activities include - Lobbying activities with concern government agencies that working on land and natural resource, raising awareness communities' people and gartering human stories aims to showcase an array of women and their experiences with various types of interventions under STREI program.
Pro-Poor Governance, Civil Society, and Markets Project (PGCSMP) in Kampong Thom The PGCSMP in Kg Thom province aims to increase participation of community members, to improve the relationship between CBOs to their respective Commune Council so that they can demand for better governance and service delivery and improm their resilience. To achieve this aim Oxfam works with its selected NGO partners and NGOs network in the province and also seek to work with private sector that have direct influence on the lives of poor women and men in the area.  This project will contribute to AIM 4, which is about rights of women and men to voice out their concerns about decisions that affect their lives.
Strengthen Advocacy and Campaign Work in Cambodia This project was developed to promote sustainable  livelihood of small scale producer s/ famers, especially women farmers in Cambodia, by influencing decision makers for the realization of  tenure rights , improve their productivity  and  become more competitive producers in the market.  Three key activities include - policies dialoguues with concerned government agencies working on land and natural resource, campaign for raising awareness among communities, gathering human stories aimed to showcase an array of women and their experiences with various types of interventions under STREI and policies reseach.
Kampong Thom Flood Recovery Program Provision of cash grants to support landless and most vulnerable HHs for livelihood recovery and income generating activities and cash vouchers to support vulnerable small scale farmers/HHs for farming, productive assets and livelihood options, support for establishment of village savings groups to build own savings reserves to buffer financial shocks, encourage increased self -support and increased social capital,
Empowerment, Advancement, of young women Movement (EAM) Project aims to increase leadership actions and movement by building skills of Young Women Activists (YWA) in 3 districts in Kompong Thom Province.2. Increase participation and cooperation of Young Women Activists with Women Leaders at Sub -national level (WLSN),  Women Political Network (WPAN)  and other activities at the provincial and national level in Cambodia through strengthening their Network in Kompong Thom Province. 3. Strengthen knowledge among the local population in Kompong Thom  on the role of women in leadership and governance and gender -rights.
Sustainable Forest Management & Rural Livelihood Enhancement through CF & REDD It is a joint project between Oxfam GB and RECOFTC with funding support from EU. Oxfam GB is responsible for the civil society components in four provinces, for this particular project is in KPT, PRH, KRT & STG province. Oxfam GB works with partners in collaboration with local authorities and local forestry administration to assist the target CF CBOs in community mobilization and preparation for formality that the FA is required to complete relating to CF formalization, CF management planning, CF networking and others.
Improving Community Forestry for Enhancing Sustainable Livelihood STG (PVT) The project will assist the poor people that live with depending on natural resources for their daily life through collecting NTFP and improve their livelihoods. The project will encourage people in participating to protect their forest by CF establishment follow the legalization process that write in the forestry law and CF guideline. According to this, the CFMCs and CF members will get their rights in managing effectively forest resources and partnership with local authority and line agency. Moreover the project will strengthen the capacity of CFMCs, CF member, women group on forest law, land law, CIP/CDP, DRR and CCA.
Flood Emergency Response Heavy monsoon rains since July 2011 and a series of tropical storms have caused extensive flooding across Cambodia, 18 of 24 provinces were affected by the worst flooding. The 5  affected province in Cambodia  includeing  Kratie.There are approximately 15,000 affected households in Kratie, with 2,529 displaced families in safe areas. More than 30% of HH WASH infrastructures damaged, and over 5,500 ha of agriculture land inundated.  Affected families are facing food shortages  This response will focus on public health improvement and water supply and sanitation improvement.
Promoting SNA, CSO and CBO Dialogue on Land and NRM Governance in Cambodia The project aims to support establishment of local networks including establishment and function of Access to Justice Committee and other groups; strengthening capacity of SNAs, CSOs, CBOs and promote dialogues on legislations, policies related to land administration, NRM, and build their capacity on leadership, advocacy, and claim -making of vulnerable groups.  The effort is also to help setting 4 Cambodia CLEAN to be able to do advocacy, policy and planning forum.  Relevant resource manuals and IEC materials are developed for trainings, workshops and forums.
sustainable rural livelihood through community forestry and  resilience (CED) The project will help forest -dependent people gain access and control over their forest through legal mean and to be able to make profitable gain from their resource management; disaster risk reduction will also be mainstreamed into their resource management and enterprise development plan as well as their commune planning. In addition to helping villagers especially women on sanitation and hygiene awareness and increase their access to safe and affordable drinking water, the project will also help empower communities to demand resource and service from their host commune councillor and government sub national agencies.
Promoting NRM & Land governance toward maintaining people livelihood in Cambodia The project will provide the legal knowledge  to civil societies and community, especially women on economic leadership, land and natural resources rights on advocacy and conflict resolution skills in order to enable those NGOs, communities build network to fight for fair and peaceful solutions in protecting their natural resources. The project also provide legal aid and investigation to support the victim on violation of land and natural resource rights, Co -organize the national and or regional climate change campaign related initiatives and government ministries.
Protection on land and NR rights and Promotion on Livelihood in the communities The project will provide legal knowledge to community people especially women on land and natural resources rights and on advocacy and conflict resolution skills in order to enable those communities build network and discuss to fight for fair and peaceful solutions in protecting their natural resources. Moreover, the project will also provide legal aid and investigation to support the victim on violation of land and natural resource rights.
RICA-Research Project This is a 3 -year research project which contributes to the country program by providing research and information that deliver key operational activities. It focuses on livelihood of people mainly related to land, forestry, DRR and CCA. This project liaises closely with the regional, other countries, and global policy and campaigns teams. There are linkages between the project and other programmes: PWEL, advocacy, and communication.
Pro-Poor Governance, Civil Society, and Markets (PGCSM) Kratie Province PGCSMP -Kracheh is a unified strategy to build local capacities, increase participation, and help to empower rural communities, CBOs, CSOs at the grassroots level, including especially women's groups in the remote areas. Oxfam will also improve relationship of those groups to their respective commune council. Moreover, they are able to effectively engage government and other players and demand for increased accountability, services, as well as work together to increase their power in markets through better understanding and engagement in the value chain.  This project fits with OGB Aim 1, SCO 1.1, Aim 4, and Aim 5 SCO 5.1 and SCO 5.2.
Working together for positive change This project is part of ESJ programme aimed to challenge the growing inequality between rich and poor in Cambodia, thru fostering economic and social justice for poor men and women in Cambodia by coordinating multi – scrotal policy discussion  that relate to land right , aid effectiveness, climate change, National budget monitoring , and supporting women's participation in all stages of the advcacy and all decision -making instances. The fund is for the Core cost and Programme cost, in basket with other donors.
Newton Advanced Fellowships 2015/16 - South Africa Awards for early to mid-career international researchers who have already established (or in process of establishing) a research group. Awards support researchers in their own country, providing funding for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner, with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to partner countries. The primary aims of the Newton Advanced Fellowship programme are to:
• Support the development of a well0trained research community who can contribute to advancing economic development and social welfare of the partner country by transferring new skills and creating new knowledge.
• Strengthen research excellence in partner countries by supporting promising independent, early to mid-career researchers and their research groups and networks to develop their research through training, collaboration, reciprocal visits and the transfer of knowledge and skills from the UK.
• Establish long-term links between the best research groups and networks in partner countries and the UK to ensure that improvements in research capacity are sustainable in the longer term.
•10 fellowships (Newton Advanced Fellowships/Newton International Fellowships) between  £100Kand £111K over 2-3 years.
Newton Advanced Fellowships 2015/16 - China Awards for early to mid-career international researchers who have already established (or in process of establishing) a research group. Awards support researchers in their own country, providing funding for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner, with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to partner countries. The primary aims of the Newton Advanced Fellowship programme are to:
• Support the development of a well0trained research community who can contribute to advancing economic development and social welfare of the partner country by transferring new skills and creating new knowledge.
• Strengthen research excellence in partner countries by supporting promising early  researchers to develop their research through training, collaboration, and the transfer of knowledge and skills from the UK.
• Establish long-term links between the best research groups and networks in partner countries and the UK to ensure that improvements in research capacity are sustainable in the longer term.
•8 fellowships ((Newton Advanced Fellowships/Newton International Fellowships) between £74K and £100K over 2 years.
Newton Advanced Fellowships 2017/18 - Brazil Awards for early to mid-career international researchers who have already established (or in process of establishing) a research group. Awards support researchers in their own country, providing funding for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner, with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to partner countries. The primary aims of the Newton Advanced Fellowship programme are to:• Support the development of a well0trained research community who can contribute to advancing economic development and social welfare of the partner country by transferring new skills and creating new knowledge.• Strengthen research excellence in partner countries by supporting promising independent, early to mid-career researchers and their research groups and networks to develop their research through training, collaboration, reciprocal visits and the transfer of knowledge and skills from the UK.• Establish long-term links between the best research groups and networks in partner countries and the UK to ensure that improvements in research capacity are sustainable in the longer term.•10 fellowships (Newton Advanced Fellowships/Newton International Fellowships) between  £100Kand £111K over 2-3 years.
Newton International Fellowships 2015/16 - Brazil Scheme supports early-career international researchers to spend two years undertaking research at a host university or research institution in the UK, enabling them to benefit from a period within a first class research environment in some of the UK’s best universities. Awards provide stipend, research monies, and relocation costs. The primary aims of the Newton International Fellowship programme are to:
• Support the development of a well-trained research community by supporting reserachers at an early stage of their career by providing an opportunity to work at a UK research institution for
two years.
• Establish links between researchers in partner countries and the UK to contribute to developing research and innovation capacity
• 8 fellowships (Newton Advanced Fellowships/Newton International Fellowships) between  £74K and £100K over 2 years.
Academy of Medical Sciences Staff delivery costs Newton Fund. Programme Delivery costs for Academy of Medical Sciences These are the operational costs required by the Academy of Medical Sciences to deliver the Newton Fund.  It manages a fellowship programme with the aim of supporting international researchers to establish and develop collaborative partnerships with UK researchers
Newton Advanced Fellowships 2017/18 - South Africa Awards for early to mid-career international researchers who have already established (or in process of establishing) a research group. Awards support researchers in their own country, providing funding for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner, with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to partner countries. The primary aims of the Newton Advanced Fellowship programme are to:
• Support the development of a well0trained research community who can contribute to advancing economic development and social welfare of the partner country by transferring new skills and creating new knowledge.
• Strengthen research excellence in partner countries by supporting promising independent, early to mid-career researchers and their research groups and networks to develop their research through training, collaboration, reciprocal visits and the transfer of knowledge and skills from the UK.
• Establish long-term links between the best research groups and networks in partner countries and the UK to ensure that improvements in research capacity are sustainable in the longer term.
•10 fellowships (Newton Advanced Fellowships/Newton International Fellowships) between  £100Kand £111K over 2-3 years.
Newton International Fellowships 2017/18 - Mexico Scheme supports early-career international researchers to spend two years undertaking research at a host university or research institution in the UK, enabling them to benefit from a period within a first class research environment in some of the UK’s best universities. Awards provide stipend, research monies, and relocation costs. The primary aims of the Newton International Fellowship programme are to:
• Support the development of a well-trained research community by supporting reserachers at an early stage of their career by providing an opportunity to work at a UK research institution for
two years.
• Establish links between researchers in partner countries and the UK to contribute to developing research and innovation capacity
Newton Advanced Fellowships 2016/17 - Turkey Awards for early to mid-career international researchers who have already established (or in process of establishing) a research group. Awards support researchers in their own country, providing funding for training and development in collaboration with a UK partner, with the intention of transferring knowledge and research capabilities to partner countries. The primary aims of the Newton Advanced Fellowship programme are to:
• Support the development of a well0trained research community who can contribute to advancing economic development and social welfare of the partner country by transferring new skills and creating new knowledge.
• Strengthen research excellence in partner countries by supporting promising independent, early to mid-career researchers and their research groups and networks to develop their research through training, collaboration, reciprocal visits and the transfer of knowledge and skills from the UK.
• Establish long-term links between the best research groups and networks in partner countries and the UK to ensure that improvements in research capacity are sustainable in the longer term.
•10 fellowships (Newton Advanced Fellowships/Newton International Fellowships) between  £100Kand £111K over 2-3 years.