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Fair Finance Guide Sida France 17 -19 Oxfam France has over 25-year experience of advocacy and campaigning to influence the public opinion. It has built a very strong reputation as a trusted organization amongst decision makers, the media and the general public, especially on issues of tax justice and the malfunctioning of the international business and finance sectors. Since 2014, Oxfam France leads the Fair Finance Guide France, working in liaison with other French NGO's (amongst others Friends of the Earth, the Fédération Internationale des Droits de l#Homme).  FFG France researches the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of the major French banks. The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainlythrough social and conventional media. The coalition provides awareness raising and stimulates bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (demanding improvements, indicating that they will shift their account to another bank or praisingtheir conduct). The coalition uses the research results also to engage with the banks directly and to influence the government and financial authorities where stricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The FFG coalition works in close cooperation with other FFG coalitions in Europe and Southern countries.
Supporting older persons' federation Enhancing COPAP Leadership Towards Organizational Sustainability is a project proposal of the Confederation of Older Persons# Associations of the Philippines, Inc. (COPAP), a people#s organization that pushes relevant policies for older persons and promotes community-based programs of the elderly in the Greater Manila Area.

The projects# goal is to improve the quality of COPAP Programs and services through active participation and engagement of members. By the end of 1 year, the project aims (1) to strengthen Confederation#s capacities in managing their organization as well as their programs and services; and (2) to increase awareness of the COPAP members on their rights and entitlements.

The project will enhance the organizational capacities of the confederation and its federation members that would help to improve and sustain their existing programs and services including its management.  Major activities will be conducted along with this project includes the awareness raising, assessment and planning, capacity building activities, monitoring and evaluation, etc.

The project will be implemented through its project team that composed of Project Manager, Project Officer, Finance Officer, Auditor and Bookkeeper. Other officers and members of the confederation will be involved also in the project implementation by actively participating in all the activities intended to them.

To ensure that no one is leave behind, COPAP will ensure the participation of all stakeholders to the projects that include the older persons# organizations and federations. Every decision will also be consulted to majority of the involved persons.
ACDC-Against GBV in disabled women Project "Strengthening capacity to respond to gender-based violence against women and girls with disabilities in Nghe An province" contributes in:
# Raising awareness and conducting capacity building for women and girls with disabilities in responding to gender-based violence
 # Strengthening legal support for women and girls with disabilities to address gender-based violence and other issuesrelated to gender-based discrimination.

Specific activities include:
# Conducting trainings on Laws and policies related to prevention of gender-based violence  for women and girls with disabilities
# Establishing a core group to advise and support people with disabilities  focusing on preventing gender-based violence; improving counseling skills in issues related to gender-based violence;
#Organizing communication activities to raise women and girls with disabilities and communities' awareness on gender-based violence against women and girls with disabilities
# Organizing free legal consulting activities at offices and local areas
# Organizing workshops / dialogue aimed at assessing the actual present conditions, develope solutions and share experiences and initiatives to minimize gender-based violence
Research on Narratives and Civic Space JOINT # Liga das ONGs em Moçambique is a network of civil society organizations founded in 2007 whose mission is #to link and strengthen civil society institutions with a view to improving collective action for the common good and dialogue with the Stateand the Private Sector #. Its objective is #to contribute to the strengthening of an enabling environment for the action of civil society in Mozambique, increasing its capacity to intervene in a coordinated and concerted manner in the country development#.

Based on country context, Oxfam in Mozambique and partners developed in 2018 a Civic Space Action Plan that defined as a final goal: Mozambican CSOs including WROs are strong and solid and enjoy a sound and enabling environment to freely and effectively participate in country development processes by 2020.
One of the outcomes of the project is: Strengthened CSOs, including WROs, legitimacy to ensure that they represent Civil Society interests and are accountable by 2020. In order to contribute for this end, we are proposing to run a research on perceptions and narratives around civil society, this research with help us to build a new positive narratives around  civilsociety and create and disseminate  stories about the positive contribution of civil society  in Mozambique in a time where there is huge attack against those actors. A new narrative will be a way to open space for debate, support activism and create space for a different conversation.

Joint will be leading this research.
The main objective of this collaboration is to do a research on the narratives and perceptions about civil society in Mozambique as well as its underlying causes, with the objective of Increase the legitimacy and the power of  Mozambican civil society for a better enabling environment  and open civic space.
HO-503001 Oxfam Novib The Hague Oxfam Novib improves the realisation of youth#s sexual and reproductive health and rights including HIV/Aids in the Southern Africaregion. The social change we want our programme to achieve is: Youth, particularly young women and girls, young LGBTI and young female sex workers in Mozambique and Zimbabwe have an improved ability to claim and exercise their SRHR in an environment which is morerespectful of their rights and more responsive to their needs.

To achieve this, we have developed a comprehensive Theory of Change(ToC) comprising five mutually reinforcing pathways, with interventions at community, national and regional level (focusing on SADC).

1. CIVIL SOCIETY CAPACITY. CSOs and networks are respected as (1) legitimate representatives of youth and (2) have the ability to influence access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services as well as laws, policies and practices at community, country and regional levels.

2. AGENCY. Youth have an improved ability to make informed and responsible decisions about their own SRHR and have a voice in society and policy-making at community, country and regional levels.

3. ACCESS. The access of youth to quality comprehensive SRH health services which are respectful of their rights and responsiveto their needs has improved.

4. LEGAL AND POLICY FRAMEWORK. Laws, policies and practices at community, country and regional levels have been adopted, improved, budgeted for and/ or implemented to ensure that youth can exercise their SRHR.

5. PUBLICAWARENESS. Increased public awareness of the sexual and reproductive rights of youth.


Our target group is youth aged 10-35, combining the definition of youth in the African Youth Charter with the United Nations (UN) definition of adolescents. We will especially focus on:
1. young women and girls;
2. young Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) and young female sex workers.

These choices are based on a joint context and gender analysis andexperience working with them.

Sincewehave established good experience, strong local partners and civil society networks with LGBTIin Mozambique and Zimbabwe, we will continue and strengthen this work in these countries.
Together with our country teams in Mozambique and Zimbabwe, we arecurrently further developing the details of the project that will be financed with SAN funds, falling within the broader framework as described above.
CO-506574 Oxfam in Nigeria#s work is anchored on the Oxfam International Strategic Plan and its six external Change Goals. Our role is to catalyze wider change, identifying the contributions that we can make to achieve the changes we seek in Nigeria.

Vision
Our vision is of a secure and prosperous Nigeria, where the benefits from economic growth are shared so the basic needs of all people are met; where the rights of women are respected; where all people, especially the youth, can participate in decision making and influence the policies that impact on their lives; and where public and private sector institutions are accountable and transparent.

Mission
Adopting a rights-based approach and in solidarity with communities of women, men and youth living in poverty, and neglected by current power structures, the mission of Oxfam in Nigeria for this plan period is:
# To work with partners, public and private sector
institutions to achieve a fairer economy with increases in incomes for the poorest and more effective support to those affected by crisis; and
# To change public attitudes so the rights of women
are respected and to achieve more accountable state and private sector institutions and a stronger civil society, in which women and men know and can claim their rights.

We will work to achieve our mission as an advocate, and enabler and networker of others, by mobilizing public opinion and through the delivery of our programmes with ourpartners.

We have set ourselves three country goals that alignwith Oxfam#s priorities as set out in the Oxfam Strategic Plan as follows:

1.  Vulnerable people#s needs are met:
a. Saving lives
b. Sustainable livelihoods
Link to Oxfam Strategic Plan
Saving lives (all areas)
#    Sustainable food (all areas)
#Fair sharing of natural resources
#    Gender justice (control of productive resources)

2. Transform attitudes about women#s rights
Gender justice

3. More active citizens, and a more accountable state and private sector
Right to be heard
#  Gender justice
#    Financing for development:
#    Increased tax collection
#    Fair Sharing of Natural Resources
#    Governance of resources is improved


Rationale
The deterioration in the security situation in Nigeria has resulted in the internal displacement of over 2.1 million people, predominantly in the northeast of Nigeria. In addition, risks exist that thelatent conflict in the Niger Delta could reignite given the party-political divisions that now exist between state level governmentinthis area and the national government level. Nigeria also remains vulnerable to climate related shocks including slow onset desertification and natural disasters such as widespread flooding. Our work through partners will directly meet the humanitarian needs of affected communities. Our reputation and experience will make us an effective broker of others to enable more effective coordinationand response by the state and other agencies across Nigeria and regionally.
On this project, the country office willcoordinate withthe partners as co-Implementors, we will ensure the intervention speaks to Oxfam core objectives and values.
ONG DELTA SURVIE The program aims to contribute to the challenge and the national effort to restore peace and stability in Mali desired by all people, especially those from 22 municipalities in the regions of Timbuktu and Gao, Mopti and Segou of more 700 000 people. The levers used in this program for a significant impact are improving local governance and strengthening groups of citizens, especially youth, to participate in political, socio-economic and cultural activities of their communities.

 Overall goal:
# Sustaining a movement (culture) of citizens active and involved in governance, peace and social justice, economic and political

 1.1. The program objectives
The program will pursue the achievement of the following three specific objectives:
# To help improve political participation and performance checks and citizens (young men and women) for accountable and transparent governance by the authorities (state, local andtraditional);
# Support the socio-economic development of young people and women by spaces and devices vocational training, supportfor employment, entrepreneurship and securing peasant farming;
# Contribute to install and maintain a culture of peace and social cohesion in local companies by local mechanisms for conflict resolution and management of natural resources.
Pan-Africa Program IPS Advisor As identified during phase 1 as a strategic opportunity, the African Union (AU) and Regional Economic Communities (RECs) are placing an increasing emphasis on their role(s) in addressing conflict on the continent. At the same time, the international normative agenda of Women, Peace and Security (WPS) offers a framework that can help strengthen the knowledge and experiences on how to create the right conditions for inclusive and sustainable peace in Africa. The position of the Inclusive Peace and SecurityAdvisor is seen ascrucial to help establish the influencing linkages between the AU and RECs, on the one hand, and the WPS agenda on the other.
For Oxfam, this position also serves to strengthen and further build on country programming by linking it toinfluencing at the pan-African level (e.g. AU bodies and RECs) as a way to feed experiences on #what works# from the local and national level into the promotion of more strategic regional investment of resources and policy commitments that can help supportinclusive peace and security beyond political rhetoric.
Sida Fair Finance Int. Bridge - Germany Facing Finance e.V. is a non-profit organisation headquartered in Berlin that takes a stand against corporate violations in the areas of environment and climate change, labour and human rights, corruption, and any use of weapons that are against international law. Since 2016, the organization is leading the Fair Finance Guide coalition in Germany, which researches the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of major German banks who are active on national and/or regional level.The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social and conventional media,as well as participation in Annual Share Holder meetings and specific events, where the public is interested in sustainability issues. FFG Germany provides awareness raising and stimulate bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (either demanding improvements, praising their conduct or indicating that they will change their account to another bank). The coalition uses theresearch results also to engage with the banks directly and to influence the government and financial authorities where stricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The FFG coalition works in close cooperation withother FFG coalitions in Europe (especially Belgium) and Southern countries.
CO-Integrated WASH,shelter and protectio Oxfam Novib and CARE International, in consortium, also with CEFORD a national NGO with support from ECHO will be implementing emergency response intervention that aims to save lives, reduce suffering, maintain human dignity and increase resilience of refugees <(>&<)> the host communities in the Bidibidi settlements (zone 1, 3, 4 <(>&<)> 5) in Yumbe district and Rhino Camp settlement (Ofua (a,b,c), Ariaze (1 <(>&<)> 2), Ariwa (1 <(>&<)> 3), Wanyange (1<(>&<)> 2), Eden (1,2,4,6) <(>&<)> Ocea 2 in the Arua district. Focusedparticularly on women and children, the response detailed in the proposal will reduce the vulnerability of refugees <(>&<)> host population in these settlements by improving critical WASH, protection services (especially SGBV), and shelter.
Based on the results of multiple assessments in the proposed target areas, the WASH, SGBV, shelter actions that are proposed are strongly linked to reducing the vulnerability of the refugee population. By improving water and sanitation access, e.g., women are less burdened by the need to fetch water and are less susceptible to violence while accessing distant and poorly lit sanitation facilities. In this integratedresponse, the expected results WASH, shelter and protection sectors are that the targeted populations will have sustained access toand use of safe water, sanitation facilities, appropriate hygiene practices,SGBV prevention, mitigation and response services, and dignified shelters. There are clearly defined indicators that will demonstrate when these results have been achieved.
By ensuring access to all of these WASH and SGBV services, these proposed actions will achieve the objective of reducing the objective of reducingthe vulnerability of all members of the refugee community, especially women, children, and Persons with Special Needs (PSNs). Provision of shelter will greatly reduce the vulnerability esp. of women and girls and enhance their safety both from violence as well asweather.
Access to safe water is a key WASH objective of the consortium. Oxfam will lead and implement all water
related activitiesin 9 settlements (all proposed intervention areas except Bidi bidi zone 5). Oxfam will follow its global standards which also matchwith SPEHERE and HAP standards. All indicators will be disaggregated by age (under 18 and above 18), sex and group (refugee / host
Community).
KH CamASEAN - Narrative of invisible Peo The goal of 'My Voice, My Story' is to enable the voices of the LGBTI community in Cambodia to be heard through the use of participatory photography as a tool for social change. Using visual narratives and arts, the project aims to enable marginalised groups in raising awareness, advocating for their rights, ensuring they gain better access to public services, and participating in political debates at the commune level. Apart from photography, the project incorporates oral story telling along with traditional arts of songs composed and sung by talented LGBTIQ and their allies.

Raising Awareness:

The culture of storytelling is innate in Khmer culture. The use of oral, visual and written stories enables the project to reach a wide spectrum of people across Cambodia to educate and sensitise them about the issues facing the LGBTI community.

Advocacy and Self-Expression:

Members of the  LGBTI community gain confidence through self-expression. The use of visual narratives enables them to have an impact on the decision making process. Factsheet are developed, to be shared with different ministries, describing the reality of LGBTI people and their roles as citizens.

Exchange, dialogue and education:

Safe spaces are created to promote dialogue and meaningful exchange. These spaces enable the LGBTI community to share their stories and inspire others to do the same without fear of persecution or repression. These spaces include an exhibition, events and a virtual engagement on social media.
TEDHELTE Contribute empowerment of Women Contribute to the empowerment of women.
This project aims to contribute to improving the sexual and reproductive health of women onthe one hand and also to fight against the poverty of women on the other hand through training on sexual and reproductivehealth andactivities. income generator. In addition this project aims at the education of children especially the girl
Through this project, we intend to give more power to women, by promoting their economic independence, by introducing women to economic activities to boost the household economy of households.
We intend to contribute to the promotion of a healthy environment. We want to prevent genitaland bodily infections by promoting the intimate and bodily hygiene of the woman for her well-being and the well-being of the whole family. We will educate women about the dangers of using certain products and Kayan Mata. Finally, we want to bring together women in associations or interest groups to defend their interests and carry their voices far. Thisproject will strengthen the schooling ofchildren, especially the girl, since we will sensitize women so that their children, especially young girls go and stay longer in school. Likewise, this project will strengthen the participation of women in the decision-making and political bodies of our country.By strengthening women's political participation at all levels, they will be better equipped to compete in electoral and political positions
CO-505233 The project aims to work with communities in Zinder, where there are more COVID-19 cases, greater security and more actors, although gaps remain. Coordination will be important to ensure effective fap coverage and avoidance of duplication with other NGOs.  The project will also work with IDPs in Diffa, in camp settings, where there are fewer COVID-19 cases but the populations are high risk due to the overcrowded living conditions and lack of access to basic services.

Oxfam will provide COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) WASH, Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) assistance to vulnerable populations including women, girls and other vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, people living with underlying disease conditions and persons with disability. This is in line with the WASH Cluster objective of reinforcing the resilience whilst responding to the urgent needs of vulnerable populations affected by recurring crises, through improving access to water, hygiene and sanitation inan approach that is integrated with other sectors.

The project will apply gender responsive and safe programming approach that include risk analysis and rapid gender analysis prior to implementation of activities, which will be done jointly by WASH <(>&<)> protection staff.

Community engagement willbe undertaken, as per the key pillar of RCCE, through using the necessary mass media and digital technology such as radio, mobile phones and PA systems, Decisions will be made according to consultations with different community groups on their preferences, including most affected groups such as women, youth, female community health workers, birth attendants female healers. When mobile phone network and FM radio coverage is insufficient in certain areas, the project will adopt face-to-face community interactions through small groups while observing the necessary guidelines on physical distancing to keep staff, partners and communities safe[1]. This will involve two-way communication process through having continuous dialogue and feedback sessions with the community structures. The main aim shall be to enhance community awareness on COVID-19 and to set up referral pathways for reporting while working closely with the health cluster. The project will also engagethe community and other actors including the MoH, the COVID-19 Technical Working Groups, the WASH, Health and protection clusters in the design and dissemination of COVID-19 awareness messages through IEC materialsbased on communities need of information and epidemiological data. It will be also key to understand current access to health centres/ discussion on self-isolation and/or community treatment and have feedback from communities to understand their acceptation and how to amend current system to adapt to their preferences.