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Myanmar: Women leadership elections As this year elections will take place in Myanmar, the project shall focus on women's participation in elections. Bolstering women#s political participation and leadership remains a priority for Oxfam in Myanmar and the national elections are a critical moment for further driving forward our public campaigning efforts on this critical issue. With the currently dismal level of women#s representation in the formal political sphere, with women accounting for a mere 10% of MPs, the year ahead is a moment when gendered stereotypes must be further deconstructed and women#s leadership promoted and celebrated.

As such, the Oxfam team will work with several women#s rights organizations to leverage existing work and alliances to implement a creative and engaging public campaign that renders visible women#s leadership role, challenges assumptions and engages key stakeholders, including political parties and religious leaders, in championing women#s participation in the electoral process. This is also a strategicopportunity for Oxfam in Myanmar to further strengthen and expand its collaborations with key women#s rights organizations in the country, a critical lever for change.

Activities:
Support and champion women#s political participation and leadership ahead of 2020 elections together with women#s rights organizations through a Social Media Campaign, Training of Selected enumerators, Series of Panel Discussion, Community Theatre, Direct Advocacy, Coordination Meeting, Social Media Monitoring, Grants to Gender Equality Network, Public Photo booth/ Photo exhibition,Campaign events in Kachin/Rakhine/Mon.

Beyond, this project will allow implementation of 2 co-funidng projects - an EU funded project on Land and Extractives and an European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) HIP 2020 project providing a humanitarian fund.
CO-CO - Initiatives for VfC programme This funding will be used for the initiatives to support the voices for changes programme including the researches, influencing, strengthening capacity of partners and coordination. The researches will be around active citizenship, social protection and especially for youth programme.
Recovery Program for Children Drug Users This 2-year project of Bidlisiw Foundation pilot tests a Community Based Recovery Program for Children Drug Users and Surrenderees in Mandaue City. It responds to the strong campaign of the current Philippine administration against drug abuse and prevention, and the situation of the local government unit being continuously confronted with drug surrenderees--among whom are children or individuals below 18 years of age. The project makes use of a community based relapse prevention program called AKAP modelor Abot Kamay Alang#alang sa Pagbabagong Buhay Program, which was developed by another organisation. This model, however, was not tested on children drug users, thus Bidlisiw integrates modifications from its own experience in implementing the Child <(>&<)> Family Healing, Recoveryand Reintegration (CFHRR) program.

Aside from a session-based approach, the project also integrates the family development work--an existing approach used by Bidlisiw in its work with families of children in need of special protection.  This method includes development of family based action plan, home visitation for follow-up and referrals to other agencies for access to basic services vital for their overall functioning as a family. Lessons from this project are expected to be shared with various stakeholders through round table discussions, paving the way to the formulation of new policies in Mandaue City.
CO-Locust Response II The aim to undertake pastoral field school demonstration site linked to mechanical locust control community level. Oxfam will establish one demo site in El-afweyn. Pastoral field schools participants will participate interactive on site learning events for a period of 5-10 days. Essential assorted tools and to be procured in advance by Oxfam. Oxfam staff will conduct the training in collaboration with ministry of agriculture. A total of 60 people will benefit this project who are invited from near by locations who are locust prone sites and equipped with mechanical control skills. Preparation of raised beds include also the inputs essential for this task
APL+ - Establish and Empowerment - LA This project is being hosted by Association of People Living with HIV/AIDS (APL+).
Takienglao has developed a culture and right partner self-support group for ensuring community ownership by using participatory and community dialogue methods; competency-based building of capacity at villages level; strengthening and empowering existing community structures and systems include tackling the underlying and immediate causes of gender base violence, health and nutrition insecurity with approaches geared to behaviour change andskills acquisition at the core of its interventions.
Community system strengthening for gender, health and nutrition-sensitive support and facilitate access of ethnic women group to quality services in 5 villages of district in Salavan province. To this end, the project will map out gender base violence, health and nutrition-sensitive support services available and key stakeholders in the target village and design a participatory needs assessment to be conducted in 10 target villages.

The proposed action was jointly developed by Takienglao and Salavanh district partners including mass organization and Health district Office, and target communities addressing the needs of their communities with whom they have strong relations, including local authorities and key stakeholders.
Admin support Empower@scale YMCA Oxfam Novib's counterpart YMCA is involved in the implementation of the Empower@scale project since May 2018.  Due to a change in contract structure a funding gap occurred during the period September to December 2019, in which period implementation of activities under the project continued.  For YMCA this continuous work also took the form of capacity building trainings to maintain the level in the catalyst phase of GALS (phase 1).  As per report 460 people took part in those trainings.   Funding for project staff costs however stopped during this period.  This support is meant to provide the necessary funds to cover project staff costs retro-actively.
CO-Rapid Assessment of Community -CBFCM Although Oxfam prides itself in encouraging communities we work with to speak out and report PSEA and child protection concerns andincidents concerning them, recent reports in some countries in HECA including Uganda not only attests to the limited awareness at community level on sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) and child protection risks and reporting mechanisms, but has also led to an increase in attention to ensure that SEA and child abuse and exploitation by humanitarian and development organisations like Oxfam areaddressed through investment in preventive approaches but also responding to reports of abuse and exploitation when these incidentsare reported.

Functional feedback and complaints mechanisms that are accessible and safe to use are ademonstration of our organization-wide accountability commitment, to be truly accountable to the people and communities we work with and those affected by our programmes, by ensuring that they understand what is appropriate and inappropriate conduct of our staff and partners, getting their feedback about our programmes and/or complaints about conduct of our staff, agents or partners  and taking appropriate action to address these concerns.
Development of pork pro-poor value chain Long-term objective:
The pork value chain in Vietnam will be upgraded and bring social impacts to Vietnam society. In addition the better quality pork production benefit to the broad population, the pork value chain will also offer better livelihood opportunitiesfor small scale farmers in Vietnam and contribute to poverty reduction objective.
Short-term objective:
To ensure that the PPP project to upgrade pork value chain can maximise social impacts, and avoid negative impacts, on small scale farmers, particularly women farmers.
 Description of the results
Result 1: Oxfam actively participate in the Project Advisory Committee of the PPP project and provide input <(>&<)> support to the consortium as well as policy makers to maximise social impacts, and avoid negative impacts, on small scale farmers, particularly women farmers.
Result 2: Two research studies conducted on the production status of pigs in small scale farms to analyze the opportunities and challenges of their engagement in the pork wider VC,including policy implications
Result3: A pro-poor <(>&<)> gender sensitive pork value chain model  piloted in Lao Cai provi nce to demonstrate how small scale and poorwomen farmers can be empowered and can gain more benefit from their engagement in the porkvalue chain.
GRA- Harnessing Diversity in EITI The process of joining the EITI by the government has kicked off with limited
involvement1 of the civil society and citizens. Thereis limited understanding of the
initiative and its opportunities amongst most civil society and various citizen groups that
are working towards a more transparent and accountable extractives sector in Uganda.
This limits2 their meaningful engagement in the ongoing processes. Furthermore, the
current coordination efforts by civil society is weak. This further confines their role in the
processand puts EITI process at a risk. In order to have, an comprehensive Uganda EITI
(UGEITI) work plan, it is important that diverse groups such as Local governments in
mining and oil and gas communities, Artisanal and Small Miners (ASMs), Local
government Associations, women engaged in mining and informal trade (saloon, market
vendors, in and out of school) and youth groups that come from host communities, boda
bodas, those with no employment and other citizen agencies among others should be
consulted since they are right holders. Currently EITI discussions are dominated by
technical staff at ministries, a few CSOs and selected development partners making it an
elite affair. There are indicators from government and investors that Uganda#s EITI may
focus on Oil and Gas, leaving miningout. Considering the secrecy and opaqueness in the
mining sector, leaving it out will not only be a big blow to transparency and
accountability efforts, but will also deny citizens benefits from their natural resources.
VOICE-Center Africa Obota Niger This Project is seeking the promotion of active citizen participation of young people for free, transparent and peaceful elections in 2021 in Niger. the initiative is born from a consortium of CAO/SOS-Civisme et Ré-GENOVICO for 16 months  implementation in Maradiand Tillaberi. The consortium aimed to contribute to a better citizen participation of particularly young people (mail and female) for a peaceful conveyance of the next electoral cycle in Niger in 2021. To this end, the project will focus on informing citizens about their rights and duties on the one hand and their role and responsibilities in the peaceful management of the city's affairs on the other. The project aims not only to strengthen the capacities of young people (male and female) on citizenship, the electoral cycle, legal remedies in case of contestation of voting results, non-violent communication, conflict prevention and management, but also to set up "citizens' vigil" who will benefit from training on local animation/awareness techniques in order to better prepare them to conduct awareness sessions in the field.
CO-Your Word Counts The project aims at successfully piloting mobile case management tool for humanitarian program in OPTI as part of a broader reach which is happening across Oxfam#s Middle East humanitarian work. The overall gaol is to better inform and adapt our responses to the needs of people in crisis. This solution will focus on how we can innovatively collect, report, and analyze the data we receive. Having a system that works as a referral mechanism right from the point of collection will not only support staff to automate a work-flow allowing for faster action, but effectively close the feedback loop with communities. Crucially, more can be done with data once collected - moving beyond individual feedback to finding trends and altering our response based on the feedback, to altering national/regional/global strategy and feeding learning into the sector. Furthermore, this system has the potential to be cross-organisational with feedback being collected and referred between agencies working in the same environment.
STLC-  Shifting Disabled Women Mindset This current project is focused on helping Women Living With Disability (WWD) gain leadership competencies, engage in a mentorship relationship that will expand their networks and help them observe successful women closely and shift their mindset from a victim mentality to a position of power and self confidence. Will help build leadership essential competencies of WWD  to explore their social identities, create personal vision, clarify mental models, hone goal setting skills, improve communication.   Implementation will use a mentorship approach, were WWD  will be paired with local successful women in the community for a period of nine months, to help them enhance their skills, career paths and  networks.  Women living with disabilities (WWD) have many limitations, but none as crippling as a mindset characterized by low self esteem, lack of leadership competences and inability to speak out and be heard.

Leadership Essential competencies will help WWD explore their social identities, create personal vision, clarify mental models, hone goal setting skills, improve communication. Using experiential and transformative activities, classroom sessions will be augmented by appropriate outdoor activities, games, role plays and mimes.  WWD will be paired  withlocal successful women in the community for a period of nine months, to help them enhance their skills, career paths and  networks.  Community service activity is to help WWD movefrom a position of self pity and self stigmatization to one of empowermentby offering them opportunities to serve their communities.
Iraq: Response to COVID-19 crisis Through the proposed project, Oxfam will be working to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and decrease the effects of the virus on themost vulnerable populations in Bangladesh through public health promotion, provision of water and sanitation, assessing and managing protection risks (including gender based violence (GBV)), advocating for the protection of rights of those affected, tackling the immediate socio-economic effects through cash and supporting markets, and providing support through emergency foodand livelihoods activities. Women will be encouraged to participate in decision making processes and responses in order to prevent gender inequalitiesfrom being reinforced. Gender will be mainstreamed through the project, and equitable partnerships and the leadership role of localand national humanitarian actors (Local Humanitarian Leadership agenda) strengthened. Project interventions will be tailored to thelocal circumstances.

Expected Country-level Outcomes:
# Contribution to the prevention andreduction of COVID-19 infection risk forthe most vulnerable populations through the provision of hygiene items; personal protective equipment (PPE); safe water and sanitation; trusted, clear and effective communication; and meaningful engagement with targeted communities;
# Provision of immediate and medium-term food security for vulnerable households;
# Reduction of protection threats linked to COVID-19 in targeted communities andincreased access to emergency and protection services, strengthening referrals related to gender-based violence;
# Strengthening ofLocal Humanitarian Leadership, with community and local actors having increased capacities,

Specific Outcomes:
1. Emergency WASH rehabilitation in Public Health Facilities. This includes improvement of water quantity and quality, rehabilitation of gender segregated sanitation facilities (toilets), improvement of ventilation, and rehabilitation/construction of handwashing stations. 4 health facilities water and sanitation in Baghdad and Missan will be enhanced/rehabilitated. The catchment area pear health center is 10,000individuals.

2. Ensure that communities at risk (including marginalized and vulnerable) have access to accurate information, in the right language/local dialect, through trusted communication channels # such as through radio. Oxfam will undertake tailored publichealth promotion activities to support people to adopt positive hygiene behavior and practices. 10,000 individuals will be reached through 10 billboards and 500leaflets.

3. Provision of infection control materials. These materials include PPE for medical and non-medical staff who are involved in the management of health care waste, supplies and materials, as well as to vulnerable households,cooperatives, staffand partner staff. 900 Helath workesr will receive medical supplies in Baghdad and Missan.
Civil Soc. and social protection in Laos Oxfam in Laos will use this contribution to support its partners in two of its programs. Firstly, it will contribute to the program"Partnership for Citizen's Engagement", in which partner organization Huam Jai Asasamak creates structured dialogue spacesfor civilsociety and People's Provincial Assemblies in 6 provinces. Secondly, local NGO CAMKID implements a social protection program for marginalized workers. One aspect of this is to monitor the roll out of the ASEAN Action Plan for Social Protection,in regional context.
CO-Oxfam OPT-quality fund Oxfam will implement MEAL activities that is funded by Oxfam Solidarite
SP R2F ONL PS Engagement The "Access to Livelihoods, Inclusive Value Chains and Empowerment" (ALIVE) team is contributing to
the implementation of the Strategic Partnership (SP) programme. ln its planning it has been agreed to
contribute to the outcomes of the "Right to Food" component. One of ALIVE's activities is to
strengthen CSOs to enable them to increase their access to and influence on the private sector. Thiswas based on various expressed needs from the participating countries in the SP. There is a great need within Oxfam offices and Oxfam partners to increase capacity on private sector influencing approaches, tools and skills.

ln close consultation with other ONL departments it was agreed that in year 1 of SP implementation
ALIVE would work on a Private Sector resource package, which would try to be an accessible and practical
introduction to Oxfam PS policies, approaches, experiences so far and tools. There is a good drafttext for the "PS influencing resource pack", but it needs to be developed further. This project will support this in two ways:
1. Support improvement of accessibility of the resource pack: through improved editing but also on how to publish it on the Oxfam International Private Sector pages oon the OI website
2. Support Oxfam in preparation and implementation of the planned training/workshop in Asia on PS influencing beginning of 2018 and assure that these are connected to the needs and contexts of the participating countries and partners.

The project will be implemented by CSR Asia. CSR Asia is very experienced in providing trainings on private sector influencing and is already a long time partner of Oxfam.
strengthening food and water security Regional Programme in the Sahel and the Horn of Africa: strengthening food and water security for rural economic development (2013-18) with CARE in Niger
It is a program to promote agroforestry based on local innovations. The vision of the program is that rural households leave from subsistence agriculture and emergency assistance to sustainable rural development through increased food and water security, improving access to markets and strengthening of the local economy for different categories of farmers. Farmers' organizations are an essential tool for these rural development process and need for additional capacity to have more influence on national agricultural agenda. Inequalities between men and women are also a major concern, which is why the program will tackle the extentpossible, consistent with the strong commitment of ICRAF and the Dutch Government with regard to gender issues woman. The target areas of the program are: West Africa : Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger; East Africa; Ethiopia and Kenya. In Niger, CARE is leading the program and Oxfam will work with CARE and others local and international organizations for the implementation of the program. The program has targets communes in Niger: Torodi (Region of Tillabery), Dogon Kiria (Region of Dosso), Malbaza (region of Tahoua), Aguié (Region of Maradi) and Douroum (Region of Zinder). It was initiated by ICRAF (International Centre of Agroforestery). It is funded bythe Dutch government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DGIS).
Psychosocial Support in Urban Poor Areas The project aims to construct a practical model of community mental health that would expand our understanding of the long-term effects of poverty on mental and emotional well-being and establish and implement means of intervention to improve the mental and emotional health of people living in extremely poor communities in relation to optimism, stress, and social support. Improving the mentaland emotional health in turn contributes to better chances for long-term success when other opportunities arise, such as educational and economic opportunities.

To do this we will develop safe, social spaces to conduct our research and facilitate the sharing andlearning of emotional and mental health techniques and practices.

This project will have three components:
(1) Ongoing research toupdate, synthesize, and contextualize existing research about the long-term effects of poverty on a person#s health (physical, mental, and emotional);
(2) Capacity building sessions for social and emotional resilience, rooted in existing positive psychology concepts, and contextualized for the area;
(3) Relaying information through episodes explaining these concepts, a new season of Humans ofPayatas features, and a conference or workshops/seminars about these topics.
NIAPP-Revision of Agri-Aqua Master plans In the context of globalization and international integration, the Mekong River Delta has many opportunities for development but also faces many challenges as it is sensitive to the changes of nature. Climate change and sea level rise occur faster than forecast, causing many extreme weather phenomena and affecting people file and livelihood.
Adjustment on agricultural and aquaculture plan shall be a foundation to provide scientific and practical basis for agricultural and aquacultural restructure of provinces in the Mekong delta in the period from now to 2020 and orientation towards 2030, with the aim of developing production, enhancing value, qualityand efficiency to meet the increasing demand of consumer and international competitiveness, also sustainable development, environment protection alongside with new rural development.
This project therefore is designed  to achieve the following objectives:
1. The agricultural and aquacultural plan of four provinces (Bac Lieu, Tra Vinh, Vinh Long, An Giang) will be adjusted in the direction of efficiency, sustainability and adaptation to climate change, also in line with the regional development strategy.
2. The detailed planning for sustainable rice production in Ca Mau province and sustainable shrimp farming in Soc Trang province will be advocated to develop for efficiency and climate change adaptation.