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WLP - Partnership Development 2015 Since 2004, Oxfam Novib (ON) has been a steadfast supporter of Womens Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace (WLP) and a strategic partner as they have implemented programs for transformative leadership. Since 2013, when Oxfam International adopted WLPs participatory leadership methodology as its conceptual framework, the partnership has become stronger and closer, as we continue to collaborate in support of ONs wider implementation of WLP methodology in programme development.
As the next step in a newphase of the ON/WLP partnership, the proposed project will provide the opportunity for ON country staff and staff from constituent CSOs to be immersed in WLPs proven methodology for transformative leadership.
This grant will enable WLP and Oxfam Novib to jointlyidentify, co-create, and develop plans and programmes for 2016 and beyond. WLP staff will allocate time and resources to WLP/Oxfam Novib collaboration on transformational leadership programme development, including for monitoring and evaluating TOTs and developing a joint project (and proposal) with ON to propose to potential donors in 2016.
TFSN Urban Youth as Change Agents The project under review was developed jointly by Oxfam and COMFREL in response to an Oxfam Novib internal call for proposals on Youth, Urban and other Innovations under the Future Starts Now (FSN) . The aim is to give urban youth in Cambodia a platform to raise their voice and provide concrete tools to give follow-up, on- and offline. Specific attention will be given to young women and youngmigrant workers. The proposal was developed in consultation with YRDP and Change.org, in Thailand, part of a worldwide platform of action. Planned Outcomes by December 2015:

1. Urban youth, especially young women and migrant workers, will organize themselves andspeak out. Their voices will be channeled via modern social media, radio and face-to-face meetings and brought together in different forums.
2. Youth activism will increase aimed at holding duty-bearers (government, private sector and civil society) accountable for improving access to decent and secure urban livelihoods and youth friendly policies and practices.
3. Young women will hold leadership positions and decision-making roles in the platform.
Active Citizen Participation-DG. SOTU is a coalition of civil society organizations whose aim is to advocate and monitor the implementation of the African Union Standards , Treaties and decisions. SOTU has prioritised 14 key AU instruments on Democratic Governance, Economic Social Rights, Civil and Political rights. CESC is the lead SOTU partner in Mozambique implementing this project at the country level. It's major contribution is informing and empowering citizens to demand for their rights and freedoms; by lobbying and advocating forratification, implementation and monitoring of these key AU standards and mobilizing civil societies and coalitions to popularise  engage and hold their governments accountable.
N.E Nigeria Hum Conflict 2014 Response Oxfam with funding from ECHO and Oxfam Novib will undertake an integrated EFSL and WASH response to relieve the impact of food insecurity as well as to prevent waterborne related diseases for 6360 HH about 64,000 IDP and host persons in 11 months within targeted host communities in Michika, Yola, Girei Adamawa State. The intervention will target food distribution- or market based activities as appropriate within the different contexts, and other food security strategies, such as the provision of farm inputs and extension services to meet the needs of both IDPs and host families. To maximize the effectiveness of the WASH interventions, blanket coveragewill target the affected communities. This will include distribution of hygiene kits and hygiene promotion. In addition, support for sanitation facilities will be considered for most vulnerable households. The intervention will ensure that most vulnerable displaced persons in target areas have improved access to Hygiene, and host families overstretched due to the influx of IDPs can cope with the impacts of the humanitarian crises and are able to build resilience.
AENA - Phase-Out Project Oxfam have been funding AENA since August 2013 to implement a project named ProSANARNER that in portuguese means Food Security, Advocacy for natural resources and rural extension Project. Its a 12 months project, to be implemented by AENA in Moma and Motepuez districs in northern Mozambique.
The project aims to improve livelihood of poor rural people, by increasing their food and nutritional security, while guarantying their participation on governance and sustainable use of natural resources.  It is expected to benefit directly 1200 people in both districts.

With the end of MFS funds, Oxfam will fund a phase-out plan to close the project sustainableuntil December 2015
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda Food Climate Justice Campaign  shall be coordinated by OXFAM Uganda
Rapid Environmental Assessment in W nile CEFORD will undertake a rapid environmental assessment to generate information that can inform design of projects to promote sustainable natural resource management.
2. REA#s purpose and objectives:
The purpose of REA is a) to ensure that information on the significant environment effects of plan and project strategy is collected and made available to decision-makers prior to plan and projectstrategy. b) REA also extends opportunities for local decision making and increases transparency.
The objectives of REA are:
To provide, identify, describe and report on environmental impacts-both negative and positive.
To help us to forecast the likely consequences of massive environmental intervention like deforestation.
To give us (planners) the basis for predicting, preventing and remedying both natural and man-made environment.
Identifying natural resource management activities that directly combine economic and environmental benefits which will inform design of future programmes.
RENSIDA - Active Citizenship for PLWHA RENSIDA is a network of NGOs that promote the right of people living with HIV and AIDS. It comprises PLHWA associations from all over the country and engages with other partner including the MoH on the rights and entitlements of their constituencies. Currently, AGIR is supporting the new board and Secretariat that was elected after  institutional and programmatic assessment that was carried 2years ago (in 2012). The support is also directed to review their strategic plan including mission and vision that need to be adjusted to the actual context. RENSIDA is also re-emerging in the national HIV and AIDS think thank to influence revision of main HIV and AIDS laws and regulations. This project is funded by SIDA under the AGIR Programme.
World Citizens Panel Impact Survey- ULA The World Citizens Panel is an impact measurement method developed by Oxfam. The focus is on measuring changes in peoples' lives bycombining quantitative research (impact surveys) among Oxfam#s  target population and a control group with qualitative research (stories of change) and thus give participants a voice.  This project will help Oxfam understand how programmes can be improved, as well as contribute to the public debate on effectiveness of development cooperation.  The project builds on a previous startup workshopin which Oxfam agreed on how to undertake this impact survey.  Thereafter a reflection workshop was held to discuss the main findings based on the data collected among 14 partners with more than 4.000 respondents. The next step is to train partners in collectingqualitative stories of change in order to deepen the insights gained from the impact survey and get a better understanding of the changes that happened in people's lives. An impact report will be published, based on the surveysand the stories of change. For more information on the background of the World Citizens Panel, preliminary results and publications, please visit www.worldcitizenspanel.com
Policy research on investment A good quality aid can play a key role in supporting transformative development in Myanmar if it follows good practice models, is accountable, transparent and owned, reinforces the active citizen-effective state relationship and helps to deliver equitable growth.

This program will conduct a desk research with field researches  in the initially identified  countries of Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar to capture the elements of good quality aid in the region.
The expected output will be a report on aid effectiveness based onthe secondary data and primary field research in three countries in the South East Asia region including Myanmar  will be produced and published by the end of 2013.

The result of this research will presented to  government of Myanmar Policy makers, Parliamentarians, international donor community, civil society and media.
ATFD - Women Transformative Leadership Supporting Women's Transformative Leadership in Changing Times <(>&<)> Democratic Transition 2012-2015 (AMAL programme). ATFD's intervention will be cover Tunis, Sousse and Sfax and will focus on
1.building the capacities of a new and young generation of women feminist activists capable of influencing their peers and communities
2. Ensuring the continuous mobilization of local civil society organizations around women's rights issues (Code of Personal Status, Constitution, Women's Human Rights, etc)
3. Lead the advocacy efforts of AMAL programme at the national level.
Humanitarian capacity building project Humanitarian capacity building project to 7 counterparts in Vietnam which my continue as long-term humanitarian response partners in the future.

Goal of the project:
To strengthen Oxfam and partners emergency response management capacity of Oxfam staff and partners in Vietnam to manage CAT 3 humanitarian responses relating to WASH, EFSL, cash programming and gender mainstreaming.
To promote quality and accountability standards in humanitarian responses by the government and other humanitarian actorsthrough publication and dissemination of Sphere/HAP standards.
Location of the project: Hanoi, Vietnam

Impact:
1. Responses to emergencies are adequate in terms of scope, timeliness, quality, appropriateness and gender equity by Oxfam staff and selected humanitarian partners;
2. People in Vietnam are less affected by and recover faster from a shock/following a disaster event.

Outcomes :
1. Based on the agreed most likely scenario and competency ambition the Vietnam country program has the capacity to define the scope of and lead multiple CAT III responses on a regular basis and launch a CAT II response that can then be backed up with external support;
2. Follow an emergency cycle management approach, reflecting and influencing global sector thinking, practices and minimum standards;
3. Staff prepared and procedures in place to practice change <(>&<)> put women#s rights and gender equality at the heart of our humanitarian work.

Beneficiaries:
The main beneficiary of this project will be Oxfam Emergency Response Team (18 core and 11 back-up staff), other Oxfam staff with potential to contribute to emergency response (around 15 staff).
Nominated ERT staff from 7 humanitarian partners, including Oxfam GB, 3 local NGOs (MCD, WARECOD and SRD), 2 massorganizations and 1 government WASH institute (IWEM) (5-7 staff/partners)
Staff of the DMWG members in Vietnam, government partners, UN agencies, Clusters (around 50 staff);
Staff of the provincial and district Committees for Flood, Storm Control and Victim Rescue, local staff of Vietnam Red Cross and Women Union (around 100 staff)
Citizen-lead community development LDA collects and disseminates best practices from Laos and Southeast Asia through an online Knowledge and Information System and three workshops at national level.
Public Finance accountability OTE OTE  mettra en place un projet de suivi  et mobilisation autour des Finances publiques en Tunisie qui se focalise 4 Axes : AXE I: Dépenses Publiques
Axe 2 : Amélioration des Ressources Propres Nationales et Locales/ fiscalité
AXE 3: renforcement de capacités des Jeunes et participation citoyenne en réseau
 Axe 4 : Monitoring des IFIs et leur impact sur les politiques économiques
Le complexe socioculturel Sidi Ali Azouz The association aims to provide adapted services in a housing facility for the women living in the street, mainly victims of domestic violence in order to minimize their exposure to further violence, exclusion and marginalization. Oxfam support in 2013 aims to allow the association to open a temporary housing facility as the permanent housing facility is under construction. Meanwhile, Beity has designed a trajectory of the services provided and has ensured that human resources are recruited and trained. It also includes an important advocacy component on violence against women, such as on the elaboration of a blueprint law on violence against women.
In 2014/2015, Oxfam continue supporting the temporary housing facility and the advocacy efforts for ending violence against women
During 2016 the association wants to open a new house for women and do some income generation activites
OGB IFO/Extractives Support 2014-15 Funding for IFO/PO Extractives hosted by OGB Office in Harare. Costs include travel.
Kukumbi - Zambezia Floods Response 2015 Kukumbi is registered within the framework of laws governing civil society organizations in Mozambique under Registration No. 26 dated 3rd of April 2009. Kukumbi is a community development organization, which was founded in 1997 and recognized by the government in 1998. The founders are all residents of Zambézia Province, Mozambique. It was created in response to the demand by local people tomeet their development needs based on their experience in working with local communities during and soon after the 16-year long civil war that displaced many people. The constitution was announced in the Government Gazette III SERIES # Nr. 27 on 3rd July 2002.
Kukumbi is headed by a seven (7) member Management Committee who include a female. The Management Committee are well known in their local communities, and have extensive knowledge of the issues faced by the local people. The Management Committee, in consultation with the beneficiaries and other key stakeholders determine the policies and overall direction of the organisation and its programmes. The Management Committee has the Audit and Finance sub-committee, which monitors the management of Kukumbi resources.

The main intervention areas:
# Governance  and democracy
# Disaster risk reduction
# HIV and AIDS
# Education and Gender
# Kukumbi Institutional Development.
Remittances for Community Development The total amount of remittances is much higher than the total amount of all official development aid worldwide. The flow of remittances tends as well to be more stable than other capital flows (Adams 2009, Giuliano & Ruiz-Arranz 2008, Moyo 2010, World Bank). There is no doubt that remittances have become tremendously important to the welfare of a large number of people and for the foreign exchange position of the receiving countries (Catrinescu 2009, Giuliano & Ruiz-Arranz 2008, Moyo 2010).

BASUG, a Netherlands-based Diaspora organisation registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce, emerged out of desire and conviction of a number of professional migrants in the Netherlands coming mainly from Bangladesh, and others here to work on issues relevant to the community and overwhelming urge to contribute to development of Bangladesh.  BASUGs strategy is to work in partnership with serious and credible organizations and individuals to further its stated goals.

From 2010 to 2012 BASUG and The Network University have engaged in research and awareness raising activities on Remittances for Community Development (RfCD). The partners have been able to determine challenges and opportunities to design inspiring RfCD initiatives. Drawing on their research data and building on inspiring experiences, they have as a result come to see great potential in the following approach: developing specific financing opportunities for remitters that meet the needs of local communities in the countries of origin. Consequently, the partners wish to explore the possible financing opportunities for remittances that exist or can be designed in collaboration with relevant stakeholders.

If the partners do not succeedto encourage IFAD, GIZ and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to give financial support for further remittance project after April 2014, Oxfam Novib will no longer work on the theme of remittance and this financial support will be the last one to Oxfam Novib partners, especially to  BASUG and TNU for their remittances initiatives.

Program: 1, OI: 17
COSC-EPT Quality Educators for All (Quality Ed) is a joint effort between the Coalition of Civil Society Organisations for Education for All, the teachers Syndicate, Education International and Oxfam Novib. A part of this is the project funded by Comic Relief in Ségou region: Every Child Needs a Good Teacher.

More than 27 million teachers work in the world#s primary schools, 80% of them in developingcountries (Ibid). Currently, there is a global shortfall of around 10.3 million teachers, calculating from one teacher per 40 students (UNESCO Institute for Statistics, 2009). But the gap in terms of quality educators is far bigger. Many teachers currently in service have not been trained, or inadequately trained, and do not meet basic requirements to be able to teach effectively. The cost interms of systemic inefficiency (drop-out and repetition rates) and opportunity costs for families is enormous. While there are various factors that affect learning or survival rates in school, the role of teachers is a cornerstone holding the whole structure together.
For challenge this problem Oxfam Novib and International of Education have success a fund raising with comic relief.
Comic Relief (CR) has committed £ 1,250,000 for three years, from 1 May 2012 through 30 April 2015, for the implementation of #Every Child Needs a Good Teacher#.  £ 384,000 is expected in co-funding from WAF for the same period.
In 2010, WAF received funds for Quality Educators for All (QE) from the Innovation Fund and afterwards from SPU (# 225,000), co-funded by bureau resources (# 271,000), for the period  1/12/2010 through 31/5/2012.

The Purpose of Quality-Ed is:  In five years, to provide at least 90% (in Uganda) and 30% (in Mali) of unqualified primary teachers in formal and non-formaleducation in select rural and/or conflict-affected districts/regions of Northern Uganda and Mali with structural, high quality models of teacher training.

The results can be grouped into three areas:
I. A Competency Profile and Teacher Training Curriculum are developed with a social consensus behind them, providing a unified standard for professionally qualified educators.
II. Based on the above (I), teacher training and training of trainers is implemented withparticular attention to attracting morewomen to the profession.
III. Quality components are disseminated, horizontally (between schools and communities) as well as vertically (through government structures).

The project will be implemented in Mali at Ségou and will be target 3000 teachers.
DADO Women Social Economic empowerment Dodoth Agro-Pastoralist Organisation (DADO) is founded on the principles of working with the most marginalized agro-pastoral and minority communities with a broader call toward providing a holistic approach to community development. It focuses on supporting community development initiatives through building resilience, peace <(>&<)> reconciliation, protection and promotion of pastoralist and minority groups# rights, including livelihoods enhancement among the pastoralists# communities in the triangular board areas of north-eastern Uganda, north-western Kenya and south-eastern South Sudan.
UNATU Quality Educators for All (Quality Ed) is a joint effort between LABE, FAWE-U, UNATU, Education International and Oxfam Novib.
Improved coastal climate resilience The project ' Partnership for improved climate resilience of Biosphere reserves and Marine protected areas in Vietnam" 2012-2014, aims at improving resilience of national and local marine protect areas (MPAs) and accredited biosphere reserves, by (1) improving livelihood options for local communities and (2) enhancing management of coastal resources in the context of climate change. Target locations are the Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve (Nam Dinh and Thai Binh Provinces), Cat Ba Biosphere Reserve (Hai Phong Province) and Trao Reef Locally-managed MPA (Khanh Hoa Province), where biodiversity values are internationally and nationally recognized and local communities are depending very much on nature resources exploitation for their living.
In 36 months, the project works with small-scale fishers and aquaculture farmers in selected communes, local community-based organizations, local authorities, policy makers and relevant NGOs to achieve following outcomes:
1. Climate resilient community based approaches and practices for coastal resources management developed, enhanced and provided to the local authorities and communities including the poorest in the selected biosphere reserves and marine protected areas for adaptive adoption and scaling up;
2.   Climate resilient strategic sustainable livelihood options developed, enhanced and provided to the local communities and local authorities in the selected biosphere reserves and marine protected areas, for practices and scaling up;
3.  Improved capacity and governance of NGOs and community-based organizations for effective development and application of climate resilient coastal management and livelihood practices, and for effective communications and advocacy at local and national level.
Woord&Daad IMVO Facility 2016-17 The Dutch government is committed to the development and implementation of agreements between companies, social organizations, trade unions and government in the field of International Corporate Social Responsibility (IMVO) and it granted a subsidy of EUR 996.346to ensure a structured and professional involvement of civil society and trade unions in the preparation of IMVO covenants in the Netherlands. The subsidy is Intended for Dutch based established  civil society organizations involved in the IMVO Covenant negotiations. The current covenant trajectories are on: Nutrition, insurers, gold, floriculture, sustainable natural stone, land and horticulture.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.
Democratization InstitutionBldng&Reforms Democratization, Institution Building and Reform in Somaliland:
Project aims to promote the advancement of the democratization process to sustain peace and to foster the culture of the rule of law through effective Institution building and to strengthencivil society to hold Government accountable.
-Strengthen institutional capacities of the key democratic institutions such as the Parliament, the Human Rights Commission and to build regulation of the internal democracy of political parties though theRegistration and Approval Committee.
-Foster Independent Budget Analysis; to strengthen public budget literacy, budget transparency and popular participation of Government Budget Process.
-Facilitate deepening of civil society role and space to hold the government to account and to foster public debate on constitutional reform and to face challenges of pending elections, through the public forums, analytical reportsand lobbying initiatives.
-Strengthen the analytical and advocacy capacities of the ISG and facilitate regional ISG chapters to organize to engage local issues and bring local government to account.
-Promote women rights for equity and access in all spheres of national development processes