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Promotion of CSR in Vietnam Strategy
# Research on current CSR practices in capture fisheries in Vietnam and consultation with multi-stakeholders to share the findings and feedbacks
# CSR benchmark development for capture fisheries and pilot integration
# Documentation and dissemination
# Sharing workshops among supply chain actors of wild capture fisheries on good practices
# Advocacy for policies update of private sectors and government related to CSR in capture fisheries

Activities
# Conduct studies on current practices on CSR in capture fisheries in Vietnam focus on popular fishing methods for the high commercial fish species, priorities given to the fisheries access to FIPand MSC.
# Organize consultation meetings with stakeholders in supply chain of wild capture fisheries including Govt., NGO, academia etc. to share the study findings and get the feedbacks
# Develop CSR benchmarks (from the existing certifications/protocols) in consultation with the actors in the selected supply chain
# Develop and implement work plan to pilot integration of CSR in the privatesector# business and practices under participatory approach
# Develop innovative communication materials <(>&<)> ways (media, VINAFIS magazine and OXFAM network, social network..) and disseminate to wide ranges of stakeholders including policy makers
# Documentation of good practices of integration of CSR in the private sector# business and among  supply chain of capture fisheries focus FIPs (WWF, SFP, ASEAN FIP protocols) and MSC certification
# Sharing workshop among actors in supply chain of wild capture fisheries on good practices and improvement
# Dialogues to influence private sectors and government to update policies related to CSR in capture fisheries
Implementation: The project will be coordinated by ICAFIS (VINAFIS). The collaborating partners can be  VIFEP and RIMF/MARD, Can Tho University, Nha Trang University, Nong Lam University, VASEP, D-FISH/MARD,  Provincial and Local Fisheries Society
The role of OXFAM is to facilitate stakeholders in the dialogue for policy advocacy, link to regional and global actors through its network
Emergency Winter Response 2015 Emergency Winter Response for Khost refugees from Pakistan
Community based Gender&P4lamwo refugees AWYAD in Partnership with Oxfam will implement this project with an ultimate purpose of addressing the protection needs of refugeesand other persons with specific needs particularly persons with disability, the elderly, women and children at risk and the vulnerable groups in the community through enhancement of social protection network and delivery of services and assistance. AWYAD in partnership with Oxfam will thus ensure that the capacity of community mechanisms within refugees and host communities to prevent and respond to violence and promote peaceful co-existence /conflict resolution are strengthened through putting in place community-based structures and systems to foster the on-going participation of refugees and other persons of concern to inform protection responses and solutions. These efforts will be complemented with building influencing partnerships with the local government structures and other humanitarian actors to enhance service delivery to refugees and persons of concern with special needs. This will ensure that refugees and their leaders are capacitated to meaningfully engage in decisions affecting their lives and enable them become drivers for positive change in the community.
 AYWAD brings a wealth of experience in supporting marginalized, deprived and vulnerable women and youth faced with disasters and living in emergency situations which threaten their survival and livelihoods. they are solid on ground with a network of community structures  established within the target communities.
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega After the end of the Regional Good Governance Program (RGGP) Oxfam Novib has committed itself to continue support through the Regional transition phase with regard to Oxfam#s Vision 2020. The Good Governance pillar will become a transversal axe in the new regional strategy (ORS) who is following up the JRAS. This support comes from the Regional Global Actors Strategy budget (MFS II till the end of 2015). Affiliates will support the conception of the new ORS in September 2015.
In this ONL has decided to support the GROW and Even nit Up activities at the end of 2015 in link with upcoming strategy, this has also been advised by the RGGP coordinator in his final report (26.06.2015).
For GROW the activities will involve a Guide on mainstreaming gender in ECOWAS and national agricultural policies, Study on the commercial importance of the milk sector in ECOWAS (CET and EPA). For Even nit Up it will entail a Study oninequalities in Senegal, Billposting campaign on the impact of fiscal avoidance and exonerations on fiscal income and on investmentin essential social services as well as in key sectors such as agriculture.
AMARC 2013-2015 1. Fighting increased control of the media by promoting enabling legal environments for media freedom and pluralism. AMARC interventions (campaigns, policy reflections, alerts and missions) seek the establishment of enabling legal environments for the access of the poor and marginalised, particularly women to community media.
2.Fighting insufficient access to media and marginalization of citizens by reinforcing access to Community radio for empowering and making voices heardMain activities and reports include: (a) production of 5 country reports and action-research policy reflections with recommendations to increase effectiveness of AMARC and community radio networks effectiveness on access to the media and building sustainable community radios; (b) knowledge sharing, capacity building for 180 (75 women) from civil society organizations community radio practitioners and human rights activists  (c) 3 international campaigns  and 6 national campaigns
3. Ensuring Women inclusion and gender equality through community radios.3 international campaigns on women rights and gender equality. Website and 12 alliances with women rights groups are established ; (b) 135 women are trained on radio production techniques / content development / CR management / Knowledge sharing & Mentoring on gender equality and womens  rights; (c) 45 hours of radio productions in 50 countries on womens rights and gender equality.
4. Empowering and making thevoices of the poor and marginalized heard on food security.Monitoring and advocacy in national and international forums, coalition building for advocacy for food security (participation in three international forums, website development and 12 alliances coalitions established. At national and international levels; (b) 90 people (39 of them women) are trained on radio production techniques / content development & knowledge sharing & Mentoring on food security; (c) 45 hours of radio productions in 50 countries on food security challenges;
5. Empowering and making the voices of the poor and marginalized heard on Health challenges (including HIV-AIDS).(a)Monitoring and advocacy in national and international forum, coalitions building for advocacy on addressing health challenges; (b) 90 people (39 of them women) are trained on radio production techniques / content development & knowledge sharing & Mentoring on health challenges; (c) 3 international campaigns on health challenges including HIV-AIDS day, Malaria day; (c) Monitoring and advocacy in national and international forums, coalition building for advocacy for food security (participation in three international forums, website development and 12 alliances coalitions established at national and international levels;
CO-506708 To respond to the protection needs of refugee women, men children and host community in new settlements, Oxfam with its implementing partners conducted a rapid protection analysis early August 2016 in newly established settlements and villages of Yumbe and Arua districts to establish gaps to appropriately plan interventions. The findings helped to identify the vulnerabilities, threats and risks the persons of concern are exposed to and also establish their coping mechanisms in the face of the challenges.The current response is partly being guided by a protection analysis which was conducted on 11th August 2016.
Objectives of the gender the new gender analysis
To conduct an in-depth gender analysis of south Sudanese and host communities in West Nile District of Arua, Yumbe, and Adjumani and Northern district of Lamwo that will identify the impacts and coping strategies of the crisis on women, girls, boys and men and the nature and adequacy of the humanitarian response, and provide recommendations for an improved response.  The analysis willdisaggregate data by gender and, where possible by status (i.e. IDP/host/refugee etc.) and ethnicity to enable Oxfam, partners and other agencies to develop further humanitarian and recovery programmes and advocacy interventions with a gender perspective
Multiplying Accountability to4 Local NGO This proposal entitled Raza Thitsa: Multiplying Accountability in Local Initiatives, is in keeping with vision and mission of Metta, namely to play a key role in nurturing civil society in the country. Metta is convinced of the crucial role for civil society bothnow and in the future in Myanmar  a role that includes meeting the needs of the most vulnerable through service provision, supporting local level change processes and poverty reduction through community development and empowerment, increasing social capital between organizations (especially across sectoral, religious and ethnic boundaries), modelling good practice in constituency accountability <(>&<)> responsiveness, and influencing wider change and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals through constructive engagement with local government.

 This project will enable four local (unregistered) NGOs with accompaniment of Metta to increase their institutional capacity to more effectively empower and support poor women and men in Myanmar. The organisations are already active in humanitarian and development work and importantly have key strengths to build from, for example staff teams have been recruited and have high levels of motivation, basic organisational systems (finance, human resources, logistics etc) are in place, technical sectoral capacity is being developed and strong relationships built with communities.  Working in a variety of geographical areas and ethnic groups, in different sectors, they have joined together in this project based on their shared values of community empowerment, regardless of ethnicity and religion, and their shared commitment to work together with other stakeholders.
KUWUKA JDA KUWUKA JDA Youth Development and Environmental Advocacy, is an organization created in 2002 and legally established in 2008, based in Maputo and with actions in the national sphere in the areas of Governance and Participation, Civic and Environmental Education, Studies and Research, Advocacy.

Through the financing of the AGIR program Kuwuka intends to broaden the knowledge about the ITEI (Initiative for Transparency in the Extractive Industry) and Participation in the Public Debate on the Governance of Extractive Resources. The tangible results/changes that the intervention plans to achieve are: (a) knowledge of the ITEI by more citizens participating informally in the public debate, (b) knowledgeable radio editorial teams, producing and disseminatingradio programs on the ITEI, contributing to increase knowledge on good governance of extractive resources; (c) increasing the active and effective participation of citizens in the public debate on transparency in the extractive industry; and (d) young people, university students informed about ITEI, participating in the debate on extractive industry, (e) Citizens benefiting from the ITEI review report.

The action will beimplemented through a participatory and collaborative approach with the parties (government, civil society and business), in the provinces of Gaza, Inhambane and Manica, specifically in the provincial capitals. The choice of these cities is due to the fact that these cities have so far not benefited from similar major initiatives in the context of the extractive sector, despite having potential in minerals and hydrocarbons in exploration and still to be explored. Example Gaza: Heavy Sands and Diamonds; Inhambane: Natural Gas and Heavy Sands and Manica Gold and other ores.
Democrapoli-GRASEL The proposed action is to raised the participation of young boys and girls in the democratic and politic mechanisms in Niger. To achieve those objectives, 110 teachers in 110 secondary schools (publics and privates) will be formed for the utilization of the game #Democrapoli# and will be coached by trainers during 3 months to be able to use efficiently and effectively the game #Democrapoli# to teach the democratic principles to their students (boys and girls). By the end of the project, each teacher will have done 36 sessions with different groups of students in their schools.
The action will be conducted taking into account the needs of the students (boys and girls) in terms of specific informations and knowledges adapted to their contexts to raise their consciousness as citizensand central actors of the democratic and politic mechanisms in their communities and in their country.
EJ Residency & Social Rights  2013-2014 The project action will be implemented as part of a multi-faceted 12 month campaign, incorporating multiple challenges against the laws and policies that put a stranglehold on Palestinian women and family life in East Jerusalem. This will include administrative, legal and public advocacy interventions, through the following activities:
1.Direct Administrative and Legal Aid: about 150 new and 100 ongoing cases will be handled with the aim to challenge the revocation/denial of residency and the resulting collateral damage to Palestinian women and their families. The legal action will target the needs of the individual, securing residency status, family unification, child registration, health and social benefits, etc. This can include intervention in helping to fill out forms, writing letters to Military and State authorities, preventing/responding to administrative harassment, and ensuring that requests receive responses in a timely manner.  Should administrative action prove futile, Hamoked will turn to courts as the last resort.
2. Strategic Legal Advocacy: 2 to 4 precedent -setting cases will be handled by HaMoked. In addition to legal advocacy designed to benefit individual beneficiaries, HaMoked will develop legal arguments to capture the impact of denial of residency rights on women and children and incorporate these arguments into select High Court cases that are likely to result in policy changes. Through the individual case work, HaMoked will continue to identify patterns of abuse as they are occurring.
3. Public Information and Advocacy: Through  regular website updates, briefings/press releases, meetings with policy makers,  and updates to interactive timeline on Jerusalem (seeHaMokeds website for this useful resource) empirical data and analysis for the development of media and public advocacy campaigns will be available. These channels will also be used to strengthen the legal advocacy work of the organisation by revealing the situation of Palestinian men, women and children to a larger public.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu Améliorer les conditions de vie et réduire la vulnérabilité des 3.240 ménages affectés par les urgences et n#ayant pas accès aux articles de première nécessité pour leur survie, leur bien-être, et pour réaliser les activités de base dans la dignité, à travers uneassistance appropriée en AME/NFI.
Les bénéficiaires de ce projet, sont les 3.240 ménages déplacés dans la localité d#Eringeti dont 2.430 ménages représenter par les femmes et filles chefs des ménages. Ces ménages se retrouvent hébergés en famille d#accueils dont ils dépendent à 90 en termes d#accès à la nourriture et aux articles ménagers essentiels.  A 95%, ces ménages ont perdu la quasi-totalité de leurs biens productifs lors des attaques de leurs villages. Les articles ménagers essentiels ont été soit abandonnés dans les maisons, brulés et/ou pillés par les assaillants. Le Score Card AME/NFI de ces ménages est actuellement supérieur à 3; seuil d#alerte fixé par la communauté humanitaire. Au vu de m#urs et coutumes dans la zone; les quels donnent droits à l#homme d#avoir plusieurs femmes et d#être le seul décideur de l#affectation des biens et revenus familiale; le projet se propose de cibler après sensibilisation des ménages, 70% de femmes comme récipiendaire de l#assistance. Une analyse genre sera conduite au début du projet pour identifier les messages et thèmes clés de sensibilisation sur les inégalités des sexes dans les familles et la communauté. Dans le kit à distribuer ou lors de la foire, les Kits hygiène intime seront systématiquement intégrés ou encouragés. Les commerçants ou les fournisseurs femmes seront encourager pour livrés les articles à distribuer.
BRAC Pop Culture with a Purpose (PcwAP)

Oxfam Novib formed a global partnership in edutainment with Puntos de Encuentro, Breakthrough, the Soul City Institute of Health and Development Communication and The Communication Initiative.

These expert organizations are sharing their knowledge, tools and strategies with civil society organizations in 11 countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Egypt, Niger, Nigeria, Sudan, Somalia, Mali, and Rwanda.

The purpose of this global partnership is to upscale proven edutainment strategies, increasing the impact of the struggle to combat gender-based violence, by:

-Developing and implementing high quality context-specific edutainment strategies in combination  with community mobilisation in Nigeria and Bangladesh
-Reaching bigger andmore inclusive audiences with exisiting programs;
-Dramatically increasing the reach and impact of global womenss movement activists by integrating the edutainment approach into the work they already do.
Pop Culture with a Purpose (PcwAP)
Natural Resources Governance (NRG) The Natural Resource Governance (NRG) program aims to support women and men, especially indigenous people in rural areas of Cambodia, to have their rights realized and take control of and gain benefits from Cambodia#s natural resources (land, water, extractives, forest and fishery) and secure sustainable livelihoods
Women Empowerment-Civil&Political Rights The Project aims at empowering women to achieve their civil and political rights; to develop an effective voice in influencing decisions affecting their lives and to gain the moral support and skills they need to exercise their rights. It will contributeto enhancing gender equality by generating political and gender analysis capacity among women#s organizations, to influence national political processes that promote equity and equality in politics and decision-making. This would be done, partly, by organizing and educating women and their organizations on the existing national budget on education, health and gender policy and how to conduct budget tracking.  The strategy is to increase the capacity of the women groups through economic-legal literacy, budget analysis and governanceaccountability work. They will learn about analysis of economic policies and processes, public services and community assets. This will enable women groups to bring public institutions and leaders to account.
Small Enterprise Center SEC#s mandate is to promote the development of a conducive environment for micro, small and medium enterprises within Palestine andthrough this mandate it has successfully implemented a number of projects in Gaza addressing this sector.  SEC will contribute to activities in Outputs 1, 3 and 4 through providing training and support to target beneficiaries and sectors# representatives through workshops and more targeted individual support as well as supporting activities related to marketing.
SEC proven experience will actively contribute to facilitating creation of an  enabling environment and provide sustainable support services to the SMEs in Gaza. Jointly with Oxfam and partners, SEC will ease the access to relevant information as well as encouraginginvestment in the three targeted sectors.
Access to work disabled people The project only focuses on people with a mobility disability, adults and youths, women included (i.e. people with a physical deficiency, discomfort or impediment in getting around). 120 people living with disability have been identified and selected by partner ADMR. Two sub-categories are directly targeted according to their physical deficiency.
a) 80 people physically disabled by the wars, or 60% of all direct beneficiaries who have become heavy burdens on their respective families and society. In general this target group is made up of former adult and child combatants, since demobilized from the armed forces and groups.
b) 40 people with a physical disability from birth or resulting from an illness (such as polio). Given that this kind of disability affects a large number of people in South Kivu, the project proposes to also support them.
BR, Fair Finance Guide International This is part of the BankWiser project.

BankWiser International (BWI) is a project that organises and aims to create additional civil society capacity in 7 countries (Belgium, Brazil, France, Indonesia, Japan, Netherlands, and Sweden) to evaluate and monitor major commercial banks policies and practices, and to mobilize bank clients to request a more responsible banking sector. The project establishes a methodology for research and analysis of bank policies and practices, provides evidence-based support for critical dialogues with banks, and stimulates campaigning and agenda-setting on regulatory policies, social responsibility and development relevance of the main banks. The project builds on a pioneering model developed in the Netherlands since 2009, which was followed by a similar initiative in Brazil in 2012, both of which demonstrate leverage and potential for bringing about change.

BWI will fill the gap of a global and comparable standard for responsible banking, which is based on widely accepted international norms and conventions. It will unite various civil society interests covering the broad social and environmental issues which banks impact. The project is expected to lead to improvements in the CSR policies and practices of banks, more informed engagement by the public, and more awareness and debate about banks responsibilities toward society.