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Promoting and protecting human rights of sexual minorities in Pakistan, Zimbabwe This cross-sectoral Oxfam programme seeks to contribute to the equal rights and sexual autonomy for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT).

The programme proposes activities that will strengthen the capacity of civil society organisations, groups and networks of LGBT persons so that they can individually and/or collectively speak out on, and challenge infringements of their human rights on the basis of sexual orientation. This includes intolerance, discriminatory practices and laws that prevent them from realizing all of their rights. Such a distinction is important in building awareness, planning and implementing networking efforts, solidarity building, and the advocacy and lobbying promoting the freedom of expression, movement, thought, opinion, and non-discrimination, as well as their right to equality before the law or access to justice. The programme will also work with human rights defenders, women#s rights and LGBT activists, lawyers and youth organizations toward an enabling environment to promote and support the rights of these sexual minorities. Lessons learned in the three countries of implementation will be collected to improve approaches to LGBT rights programming in Muslim and African context.

Project activities will be implemented through three Oxfam Affiliates in three countries: Oxfam Novib in Pakistan, Oxfam Australia in South Africa, and Oxfam Canada in Zimbabwe. Local partners are Naz Male Health Alliance, Sexual Rights Centre, Vovo, The Inner Circle and the Triangle Project.

In all three countries sexual minorities are subjected to discrimination and rights violations whereas for South Africa the sexual rights of women are more limited than those of men.

Main current donor agency is the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Oxfam Novib has provided matching funds.
Womens Bodily Integrity in OPT The Women#s Bodily Integrity Program with 4 women#s rights organizations in the OPT along with Oxfam Novib seeks to reduce the social acceptance of violence against women and create conditions for women and girls to exercise their human rights, especially their sexual and reproductive rights. Gender based violence including violence against women and girls is widespread rooted in the women#s subordinate position in the society and a belief system that denies women their agency. The program brings together two interventionstrategies by combining work on sexual and reproductive health rights with work on women#s rights under the law such as legal aid and legal reform to provide a comprehensive response to the challenge posed by GBV. Muntada will produce communication materials focusses on sex and sexuality addressing boys and girls separately. These Arabic language materials will form the basis of numerous training and awareness raising sessions with educators, parents, young boys and girls and social workers. It will also target disabled young girls and boys and their care givers in the sessions given their very specific needs and situation. Muntada will link up with Arab regional initiatives on sexuality studies to create a network serving the Arab world with expertise in changing attitudes and behavious around the theme and propose a model for schools that would would allow them to integrate sexuality in the school course curriculum.
Formaat From Local to Global In India there will be establish and open a reserach centre for Theater of the Oppressed. The Jana Sankriti International Reserach and Resource Institue (JSIRRI) will be openend  in November 2015.
This centre is mentioned for exchange, explore, train, develop andlearn about the Theater of the Oppressed method. (reserachers and experts)  In December 2015 there will be a international conference in Rotterdam with all the involved E-motive partners from the last three year and also 4 life performance.  Jana Sanskriti from India (gender issues) Combatants for peace Palestine/ Israel Putting Donw barriers (right in crisis, breaking the taboo, Hope in action) CTO Maputo Mozambique My husband denial (HIV./ Aids and prevention) Formaat Scene out of the city (dialogues wiht public about preduices and life events on the street) At the end of these activities they will work as an international expert gorup on long term cooperation.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu Oxfam envisage de réaliser la sécurité alimentaire, la sécurité des revenus et assurer des conditions de travail décentes. Ces conditions sont cruciales pour surmonter la pauvreté.
Ce projet a comme objectifs principaux:
- Elaborer une stratégie d#intervention programmatique pour le programme Justice Economique d#Oxfam RDC pour la période 2014-2016 visant à améliorer l#impact et la visibilitédes interventions de affiliés de Oxfam en RDC  à travers un plan stratégique adapté au contexte dynamique et complexe du pays, et cohérent avec les orientations de Oxfam international.
- Indiquer les étapes et les ressources nécessaires pour effectuer la réorganisation des structures des pays pour permettre la mise en #uvre simultanée et synergétique d#actions a court, moyen et long terme pour répondre
Cette étude sera menée dans 4 provinces de la RDC où Oxfam a des programmes livelihood notamment : Equateur, Nord-Kivu, Sud-Kivu, Maniema
Oxfam Brazil The project covers BRICSAM between Oxfam Novib and Oxfam Brasil for the period 1st April 2015  31st December 2015. This is in linewith the proposal that has been received on 19th December 2014 and discussed and communicated with Wim, head of Global Link.

OxfamInternationals decision to incorporate new members, especially from emergingdeveloping countries, is part of its aim to become a more global, relevant and effective organization to promote social change as aculturally diverse confederation working from several different priority approaches and strategies.

This project will Strengthening Oxfam Brasil s International Role and Contributions through Regional Campaigning and Advocacy in LAC 2015-2016.

Goals, activities and outputs
Overall program: 1.2, 14

OI Brasil has developed Brazils Global and Regional Engagement programm for the period 2015-2016. The strategy runs from 2015 to 2016. Oxfam Novin will contribute an amount of 185.000 Euro, for the period of 1st April 2015 till 31st December 2015. Partnerships with Brazilian CSOsto support small-scale projects and contracts could be developed.
Content:
Advocacy, campaigning and networking on Brazils emerging regional role. 2015-2016 (Programme strategy Brazils global and regional influence)

Objectives:
A)	Implement a national and international strategy (advocacy & movement building) -as part of the BRICSAMIT group in Oxfam- based on inequalitys challenges for sustainable development in the G20 negotiations, BRICS Summits and UN system (focused on post-2015 development agenda and climate negotiations).
B) Improve Brazilian development cooperation policies, so that they promote Brazil's pro-poor and sustainable development practices abroad.
C) Push Brazilian companies investing in LAC and Africa to adopt practices for local and sustainable development, considering possible social and environmental risks of their investments.
Country Office 505418 Oxfam Novib Pakist ABSORB is a research project which explores the multi-tiered rice supply chain within two districts of Punjab province in Pakistan.It will inform Oxfam and Axfood on how the rice supply chain works and it is being managed (at various level/stages) in Punjab. ABSORB will specifically examine the existing situation of rice growers and their position within the supply chain, with a focus on therole of women, workforce welfare, and environmental conditions. ABSORB stands for Accomplishing Base Scoping of Rice Business in Pakistan.
Sawa Human Rights Project In this project, Sawa will pilot protection activities in the tented settlements they provide relief assistance. They will perform a protection survey, organize workshops and refugee entitlements and services (incl. producing a booklet), and train staff.
Counterpart 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda The country office under this project shall cover out overall project management and monitoring for the whole period and supportingthe implementing partners.
Also link the technical teams from head office and the projects on the ground.
Citizens'engagement ag corruption- ANLC Partner human rights/acces to information 2013
the project is implemented with the Nigerien anti-corruption association. The aim ofthe project is to empower and mobilize young people to be engaged against corruption in Niger. In every one of the 266 communes of Niger an anti-corruption club is implemented by the partner. This club is leaded by young people (girls and boys) who have been trained on the juridic mechanism of fighting against the practice of corruption in their commune. These young people are also empowered to give support to those who are victim of corruption to complain and to have access to justice
triangle of transhumance 501790 AREN is an association which is experienced in pastoral context and work specially in this area. This partner work with Oxfam in the area intervention "Triangle of thranshumance"  since 2005 and is the main actor working there. This project is for this partner a manner to support more the vulnerable pastoralist reached until now together with Oxfam. AREN will implement the activities (Fodder distribution to animals and cash for work beneficiaries to DGD project, reinforcement of fodder banks and with Oxfam define a theorie of a new project.
GERMANY, Fair Finance Guide Internationa In 2015, the coalition of the German Fair Finance Guide was formed by Facing Finance, Germanwatch, Südwind and Rank a Brand; all are knowledgeable organisations regarding the financial sector and/or assessment of ESG/HR in private sector corporations. In 2015, Oxfam Novib / GL supported this coalition with a small funding (MFS) to start making a baseline study on Bank Policies. The results ofthis baseline study will be published in March 2016, together with the launch of the website. Since November 2015, the German FFG is full member of the international FFG coalition.
This is the 2nd contract with Facing Finance. The present proposal by FFG Germany is clear and consistent and in line with the original proposal of the FFG for the first 7 countries. The German FFG coalition will work with the Sida funding and additional funding from other resources: on coalition building, website development, launch of the FFGto the general public and the sector, an update of the assessment of the bank policies and a national case study; in the international context they will participate in the Flagship study 2016, participate in the FFGI meetings in Stockholm and Jakarta and be active in fundraising.
Facing Finance will administer this contract and be in charge of the network coordination, representation in FFGI working groups, launch, website, case study. Other members of the coalition will be active in the flagships study and the policy updates. All members will be active in further fundraising for the years to come. Representatives of other partners will also be present in the international FFGI meeting in Indonesia in October.
The proposal contributes to key outcome indicators of the Sida FFG project, in Germany. Furthermore, the knowledge and experience of the German organisations are an asset for the international coalition.
IMAM in Kismayu Lower Juba Region Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (IMAM) amongst under fives and pregnant and lactating women in Kismayu, Lower Juba region
The Project aims to contribute to the mitigation of the effects of acute malnutrition among children under-five and pregnant and lactating women in Lower Juba region, through an integrated nutrition and emergency food security and livelihoods programme. The project will operate IMAM programme sites conducting screening, admission and treatment of severely malnourished children as well provision of micro-nutrient supplementation for the pregnant and lactating women. Other activities include deworming, training and distribution of IEC materials ,monitoring of IYCF activities, promotion and support for optimal maternal andnutrition care andIYCF throughtraining.
Country Office 506696 Oxam Novib Vietnam Oxfam in Vietnam#s Pro Poor Policy Monitoring and Analysis Project aims to improve the quality of pro poor policies in Vietnam by providing the government with quality qualitative research that makes achievable recommendations for change. Partnership with government agencies is set up to conduct research on how pro poor policy is implemented and what impact it has on people#s lives. The research is conducted annually in seven provinces and one city in Vietnam. The voices and stories of local communities are collected and used to produce a series of comprehensive reports. At the same time, policy meetings and dialogues and other advocacy work with national and local government agencies are conducted to advocate for stronger, more sustainable pro poor polices.

Longitudinal pro-poorpolicy monitoring and in # depth thematic polity analysis are conducted  in seven provinces and one city throughout Vietnam (Lao Cai, Hoa Binh, Nghe An, Quang Tri, Ninh Thuan, Daknong, Tra Vinh, Da Nang City) of the followingfocuses (i) Local planning, budget decentralisation and community empowerment, (ii) Agricultural extension and production support, and (iii) Vocational training.
A2Ncassava post-harvest processing equip Africa 2000 Network Uganda (A2N Uganda) is a not for profit Non-Governmental Organization implementing various projects aimed at improving food security and increasing household incomes of the smallholder farmers in northern region.  A2N is involved in building capacity of value chain actors and it commands a vast experience in organising smallholder farmers into producer associations and registering them, empowering them to a level of getting support funds from the local government and own member savings for sustainability. A2N Uganda core activity is promoting sustainable agriculture among small and medium scale farmers by improving farming practices and agricultural markets. A2N Uganda mission is #promoting sustainable development for quality of life among small elopement and knowledge management and advocacy. A2N has been working with communities in northern Uganda, has key connections in the region and strong relations with local authorities.


small project :cassava post-harvest processing equipment and capacity building

A2N will work with YADEN staff on ground to support in the mobilization of the groups, support capacity building initiatives and monitor equipment use and application for the next three months. A2N will take care of YADEN staff on ground during this period of activity implementation.



It was agreed that A2N will work with YADEN staff on ground to support in the mobilization of the groups, support capacity building initiatives and monitor equipment use and application for the next three months. A2N will take care of YADEN staff on ground during this period of activity implementation.
Bulawayo Projects Centre - 2013-2015 The Bulawayo Projects Centre (BPC) is a social outreach project of the Churches in Bulawayo to train and support unemployed and vulnerable members of the society with the aim of starting income generating (business) activities. The BPC operates 4 training and business incubation facilities in the high density suburbs of Bulawayo, to cater for the urban unemployed. In addition to the urban unemployed, the BPC has in 2008 initiated a business training program for rural irrigation farmers and currently works with members of 22 irrigation projects in Matabeleland South Province. The business training sessions for rural irrigation farmers are followed by contract farming training and facilitation of contracts with private sector companies. More than 1400 farmers have been trained to date and many are now involved in contract farming. In 2013 the BPC plans to monitor the trained farmers and train a further 600 farmers and 70 out of school youth. The BPC further plans to facilitate the formation of smallholder farmer groupings/associations and tolobby for enhanced coordination of contract farming (with private sector companies) and related activities through the formation ofa Market Linkage Working Group (MLWG) in Bulawayo.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu Vers une réponse humanitaire de qualité des organisations de la société civile locale a l'est de la République Démocratique du Congo
Soutien structure et plaidoyer 2016 Oxfam is providing ATFD with an organizational emergency financing that allows it to maintain its essential staff and to pay operating costs in Tunis.  This funding is needed as ATFD found itself in a difficult financial situation due to an unscheduled interruption of Open Society funding for its axis Fight against violence against women and girls.
The support of Oxfam aims to allow ATFD ensure the maintenance of its structure, and have the financial and human   to continue it strategy and the implementation of its  advocacy activities
Women Empowerment Project Main objective of this project is to improve livelihoods for women through skills and knowledge enhancement, improved economic rights; environmental protection and access to credit . It aims to
-support 300 women and their organizations  to gain the knowledge andskills to advocate and promote women#s social and economic rights in Somaliland.
- enhance environmental protection and disaster risk reduction in two regions in Somaliland  by developing the skills of 400 women through training on environmentprotection, disasterpreparedness and early warning systems .
- improve the livelihoods of 2700 rural women by developing their knowledge, business skills and access to credit and saving services.
Economic leadership for Raglai Women The overall aim: By 2015, 3000 Raglai women in Ninh Thuan province have gained a greater economic status and social roles in comparison to men within their communities and society.

Specific objectives:
- Raising women's knowledge and skills in commodity production and the market-oriented approach.
Strengthening Raglai women's power in economic relations through promoting cooperation of medium and small production/business groups
- Developing local commodity production and markets through policy advocacy and direct support to enterprises and producer groups.
- Promoting change in labour division between men and women in the family in order to facilitate women take part in economic activities to generate a greater family income.

Expected outcomes:
- Increased income for 3,000 Raglai women and their families (of which 1,000 are direct beneficiaries and 2,000 are indirect beneficiaries).
- Improved status and roles among Raglai women within their families and communities.
- Government's plans and programmes have incorporated specific measures and actions to support smallholder producers and enterprises.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER Emergency response to pastoral crisis Niger 2014. The total budget of the project is 125 000 Euros. The principal objective is to contribute to the livelihood protection of pastoralist affected by 2014 pastoral crisis in Bermo, Abalak and Aderbissanat department.The specific objectives are
- Facilitate access to basic food needs for very vulnerable and vulnerable pastoralist households affected by the current shock in Aderbissanat department during 1 month.
- Facilitate access to zoo technical inputs (fodder) for very vulnerable and vulnerable pastoralist households affected by the current shock in Abalak  during 1 month
Expected results are:
- Access to basic food needs is ensured for 2000 very vulnerable and vulnerable pastoralist households for 1month and they outstand to the current shock.
- Access to zoo technical inputs (fodder)  for 775 very vulnerable pastoralist households is ensured
The direct beneficiaries are very vulnerable  pastoralist households affected by the crisis in Bermo, Abalak and Aderbissanat
The activities are
- Distribution of food against vouchers  for 750 very vulnerable and Household
-  Distribution of fodder  for 775 very vulnerable and Household
Continuation of Education Watch. Ph. 03 Continuation of Education Watch Ph. 03 is to contribute improvement of Afghan children#s access to quality education and education investment; through campaign, advocacy on the right of Quality Education through Radio Programs.
This project aim is to contribute in efforts for demand creation among Afghans and responsiveness of decision makers on Education Rights especially of girls, and raising community#s voice through direct consultation/open discussion and reflect these voices through media
This project will encourage/mobilize the decision/policy makers including officials from MoE, parliament, NGO, government, media and general public to attend the advocacy radio programs.
Conflict Transformation Programme This is one year program involving 4 Israeli civil society organizations and Oxfam Novib. The program is based on the joint conflict analysis conduted by Oxfam and its partners and allies to identify the key driving factors of the conflict and prioritizeactions that are strategic in addressing them. The consortium will work together to strengthen accountability for the violations of human rights and humanitarian law that governs the context of occupation. Consortium members will use Israeli legal systemand administrative justice mechanisms in Israel, undertake national and international influencing of key decision makers, engage with Israeli and international media and reach out to Israeli public in promoting international rule of law. In a democratic setting, Israeli civil society is vibrant and active in strengthening governance and holding its own government accountable to its actions violating the human rights of Palestinian civilians under its control. The consortium's feminist and women's rights partner will reach out  women ( acrossage and ethnicity) in Israel to create a public discourse, understanding and guidelines for action in support of peace and continuing militarization of the society. Consortium partners will work on planning and zoning regulations in the West Bank Area C; violencefaced by Palestinian civilians in Area C; and residency and social rights of Palestinians in East Jerusalem. Oxfam Novib will support the development and implementation of a monitoring and evaluation frameworkallowing the consortium to show how change happens with evidence. ON will also use its convening role to bring the consortium together to reflect on joint activities and processes that could strengthen the impact of our work. Too often organizations workin silos and this program seeks to bring like minded organisations to work together in a manner that could be cost-effective and increase the impact of our work.