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Preventing Ebola Virus - SADEV The #Preventing the Spread of the Ebola Virus in Senegal and Guinea-Bissau: Ensuring high-risk border regions are prepared to prevent, promptly detect and control the spread of disease# project is implemented by Oxfam in Senegal and Guinea Bissau along with the following project counterparts: the Associaçao Nacional para o Desenvolvimento Local Urbano (NADEL) in Guinea Bissau, Solidarité Action et Developpement (SADEV) and La Lumiére in Senegal. The project takes place in the Dakar, Tambacounda, Kolda and Kedougou regionsof Senegal and in the Tombali and Bijagos Island Regions of Guinea-Bissau and its main goal is to contribute to reducing the risk of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in Senegal and Guinea Bissau by undertaking social mobilization alongside the national governments# efforts. The project intends to target communities along the Senegal and Guinea Bissau borders with Guinea Conakry that are confronted with health, water and sanitation challenges as well as communities in densely populated cities and town. Medical practitioners at community levels and community health workers will also be targeted as key agents of change. Overall this project will reach 30,000 direct beneficiaries and 164,000 indirect beneficiaries with services including: hygiene kit distributions to vulnerable families; social mobilizations; information and education campaigns; trainings of community field workers, women#s groups and health facilities; training families in proper hygiene practices; stocking health facilities with preventive gear; strengthening community disease surveillance capacity; and rehabilitating wells to ensure access to clean water.

Oxfam is part of the consortium of INGOs and Government agencies implicated in the Ebola response. We work with the Consortium agencies to map our intervention areas and to avoid duplication of resources and also regularly participate in all Cluster Meetings (WASH and EFSVL) coordinated by OCHA for the EbolaCrisis. Oxfam has been running humanitarian and development programs in these project regions for over 7 years, concentrating primarily on food security, hygiene promotion and disease prevention. In Guinea-Bissau, we currently run a hygiene promotion program targeting cholera in the Tombali region, which we started in 2013, and a chlorine dispenser project in the Bijagos Islands with our partners NADEL and ADEMA. Oxfam will continue to work on well rehabilitation and hygiene promotion in these communities. In Senegal, we currently run: a sustainable flood risk management programme in the slums of Dakar; a WASH initiative in Kolda Region, which is an extension to our response to the 2012 food crisis in the region; a food security program in Kedougou, which includes hygiene and sanitation work; and a community-based microfinance program called Saving for Change as well as a rural resilience project with women groups in Tambacounda and Kolda.
WASH activities implementation The goal of the program to save lives, reduce suffering and protect human dignity for females as well as male refugees and host community in Lamwo.
Specific objectives
.To increase safe access to, and use of , water sanitation facilities and improved hygiene practices of 20,000 refugees and host communities.
.To Build capacity of 20000 refugees and host community to identify, prevent and mitigate protection and GBV risks.
.To increase food security and sustainable livelihood options for 1000 vulnerable households of southsudan refugees.

VEDCO will contribute staff and logistics in implementation of WASH activities in LAMWO.
they will support in mobilization of communities for construction of temporary communal latrines and bath shelters, training hygiene promoters and community leaders on cholera preparedness and prevention, conducting mass awareness campaigns to promote good hygiene, training of PHP supervisors and excavation of 3 communal garbage pits including fencing.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda The overall leadership of the project will be vested in the Programme Leadership Team made up of the competent team at the field with support from the national office.  This team will provide the overall strategic leadership of the project, taking into account issues arising through the consultations with partners and other stakeholders.
GROW HQ OxfUSA The Food and Beverage (F<(>&<)>B) industry is a key driver of climate change, with greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions from agriculture,deforestation and land use change amounting to a quarter of the world#s
total emissions. A succession of powerful public campaigns from Oxfam and our allies, including Oxfam#s
BtB campaign,1 have compelled companies in the F<(>&<)>B sector, as well as several major commodity
traders, to recently announce new policies that begin to tackle this problem. Nine of the ten largest F<(>&<)>B
companies have now adopted deforestation-free, peat-free and exploitation-free palm oil commitments
and seven have adopted commitments to achieve zero net deforestation across all high-climate risk
commodities.2 Six of the ten companies have committed to establishing science-based emissions
reduction goals.3

While progress has been made in securing these deforestation commitments, they represent thefirst
step on the journey towards achieving deforestation-free supply chains and reversing the current
upward trend of emissions generated from agriculture and land use change. Companies need to start
embedding their high-level commitments into sourcing policies and practices and ensure that their
suppliers uphold the environmental and social standardsthey have committed to. Further, these policy
commitments don#t adequately address the social and human rights challenges associated with
deforestation, and have yet to translate into impacts on the ground in countries and communities where
these commodities are sourced from.

Moving forward, it will be critical to hold companies accountable to deliver on their commitments while
supporting efforts to strengthen their implementation. This calls for a focus on monitoring how
companies are engaging their suppliers and putting in place time-bound plans for achieving greater
transparency, traceability and transformation in their supply chains; ensuring that rights and livelihoods
of local communities are protected and enhanced in the implementation of deforestation commitments;
and facilitating meaningful community buy-in and participation, as well as alignment with national
policies and land use governance in countries where these commodities are sourced.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER It is a project whose global  objective is to contribute to the reinforcement  of peace and mprovement of social and economic stability in the North - West and South- eastern  of iger ( Agadez , Tahoua, Tillaberi Zinder).
It will be implemented by OxfamGB at Agadez and  by OXFAM Associate the local NGO ADKOUL in Tahoua area and AREN at Zinder and Tillabery in Niger.

The project `s specific objective is to  increase the access of people , especially young people and women to economic opportunities intargeted areas throughthe development of agro -forestry- pastoral potential areas, economic activities diversification and the strengthening of mechanisms and instruments for the prevention and management of crises and social conflicts .

The Target people are :
- 8199 Youth and  rural  and urban women, whose  3526 urban women and girls
- 144 Communal  leaders
The expected results are as follow:
1 . Income populations in targeted areas, including youth and women , are increased and  contribute to satisfy  their basic needs and socio -economic development of their communities.
2 . Prevention mechanisms and crisis management are settled and strengthened and became structure for social dialogue for  Conflict and crisis  prevention

The main activities :

1 . Conduct high-intensity activities with hands, like Cash for Work ( CFW )
2 . Initiate income-generating activities and support of  youth entrepreneurship and women
3 . Establishment of local governance participatory system
4 . Creating a ` permanent communication framework on Peace through rehabilitation and strengthening community structures vulnerability monitoring and early warning
Promoting Good Govern.&Citizen Particip. This project refers to the activities of two national CSOs (the YDN network and its partner Yemeni Anti-Corruption Coalition - YACC) within the framework of the SIDA approved Good Governance Project for Yemen. Oxfam Great  Britain has the lead in this program andOxfam Novib and Progressio are contributing partners to this project. This project will effectively plan, implement, monitor and report on community participation programmes and to use the achieved results of these programmes to inform and influence policy and programmes at national levels (during and after the implementation of the Transitional Plan for Stability and Development (TPSD) managed by Yemeni Ministry of Planning. The project will specifically focus on good governance and citizen participation issues based on the inputs of the National Dialogue Conference (NDC) for the new Yemeni Constitution, the Transitional Strategy Plan for Development2012-2014 and the Mutual Accountability Framework (MAF) for a just and equitable Yemen society taking into account the rights of women, men, youth and socially vulnerable groups.
By the end of 2016  the capacity of  YDN and YACC (and their partner organisations) will have been enhanced to effectively plan, implement, monitor and report on community participation programmes and to use results for advocacy and lobby activities at the national level  to hold national authorities accountable for the implementation of the TPSDand other national programmes and policies related to the transition process in Yemen after the Yemen Uprising in 2011.
PASED LEAP 2013 PASED,  the Port Sudan Association for Small Enterprise Development was established in 2000 as an NGO and it is currently running two program:
1. The Small Enterprise Development Program (SEDP)
2. The Learning for Empowerment against Poverty program (LEAP)
The LEAP program focuses on women empowerment and uses the Gender Action Learning System (GALS) as learning methodology which is applied in the Women Development and Resources Centres (WDRCs) that are being established by PASED.
This project is - which is phase iii of previous contracts between Oxfam Novib and PASED, is focusing to support the 21 existing WDRCs and establish another 6 that do service and train around 3,400 women. The support is earmarked to strengthen the technical and leadership capacity of the 27 WDRCS. The Women Center Forum is the umbrella organization for the 27 WDRCs. Its technical  and leadership capacities are also being strengthenedthrough this project.
Additional outcomes of the project include:
 - the piloting of a Youth and Gender Integration program to service 300 of the young people
- the disbursement of poverty-targeted loans to 200 women. This will allow them to graduate to the SEDP credit program
- the provision of business management skills training to 200 women, including to 5 small businesses for disabled women
- the establishment of 8 community projects that will reach out to at least 300 women and that will include a health insurance project for the poor
- last but not least, 25 women will be trained as GALS Trainers Of Trainers and another 30 women will be trained as paralegal advisors
Domestic Workers Rights The overall objective of this programme is protect the rights of domestic workers through legislative development and creating a supportive environment for policy implementation.

Specific Objectives: (i) to support the government to make strong legislative documents (Decree/Circular and/or guidelines) to protect the rights of domestic workers through providing research-based evidences and promoting the initiatives and involvement of civil society organizations into the legislative development process;(ii) to develop the pilot model of activities for the evidence to develop the legislative documents (Decree/Circular and/or guidelines) and for replication in the implementation of these legislations when approved; (iii) to increase the awareness of the public, local authorities, anddomestic workers themselves in protecting the rights of domestic workers before and after the legislative documents (Decree/Circular and/or guidelines) approved.

Expected outcomes:
Outcome 1: The legislative documents (Decree/Circular and/or guidelines) with strong provisions to protect the rights of domestic workers drafted and passed by government;
Outcome 2: The pilot model of activities developed which facilitate development of and replication in the implementation of legislation on domestic workers;
Outcome 3: Increased awareness and support for the rights of domestic workers and related policies amongst local authorities, labour market agencies, employers of domestic workers and domestic workers themselves;
Kieskompas Consultancy Kieskompas The Netherlands for partner Resonate! Yemen (A-3447-02):
As a preparation for the introduction of the Election Compass (Kies Kompas) in Yemen Resonate! Ye-men and Kieskompas BV have met in Cairo (December 2012) where they discussed the contents of the project and the involvement of Kieskompas BV. On the basis of this meeting Kieskompas formulated an action plan for the introduction of the election compass in Yemen. Kieskompas will be responsible for the execution of a consultancy  to support Resonate! Yemen. The interventions of this consultancy are arranged in four groups/phases:
1. Composition and training of the academic teamand organize focus group sessions.
2. Development of the tool and identification of media partners.
3. Launch of the tool, analysesand media strategy.
4. Final report and accountability.
In June and July 2013 Oxfam Novib facilitated the discussion between the two organisations on this plan. For each phase an agreement has been made between Kieskompas BV and Oxfam Novib partner Resonate! Yemen with regard to the division of responsibilities for the execution of the planned activities.
CO-Integrated WASH&protection 4 SS refug The goal of the South Sudan refugee response program is to save lives, reduce suffering and protect human dignity for female as well as male refugees and host community members in regions of Uganda. To achieve this goal, three strategies will be employed: First direct response to the refugee needs; Secondly, building capacity and influencing humanitarian programming of the Government, NGO partners and UNHCR; and thirdly, feeding evidence and learning to national, regional and global campaign on humanitarian needs and rights (Rights in Crisis) .

Specific Objectives:
# To sustainably increase safe access to, and use of, Safe Water, Sanitation Facilities and Improved Hygiene Practices for 300,000 Refugees and Host Community members
# To Build Capacity of 150,000 Individuals (70% Refugees <(>&<)> 30% Host Community) to identify, prevent and mitigate protection risks

For WASH, the response will focus on facilitating access to safe drinking water with a focus on safe water supply and management. Oxfam is aiming at drilling new high yield boreholes and critically needed hand pump wells in the targeted areas. This solution has been identified in order to allow the populationto rely on more sustainable water sources other than water trucking only. This response is proposing a more sustainable and less costly access to safe water for the beneficiaries integrated with appropriate safe water management practices. In addition, Oxfam is aiming at increasing the latrine coverage in the different settlements for HH and in schools in order to limit open defecation practices and reduce the risks related to water born disease outbreaks. In parallel, Oxfam is aiming at enhancing the hygiene practices ofthe beneficiaries.

Based on the needs identified, the protection response will be addressing the Gender Base Violence risks aimingat increasing access to essential services such as quality health, safety and psychosocial support. The approach has a clear focus on enhanced protection to reduce vulnerability and our WASH response also integrates UNHCR Age, Gender and Diversity approach (AGDM). Inadequate water supplies and a lack of access to basic sanitation facilities make refugee and host communities women and girls more vulnerable to SGBV because they must spend more time fetching water and use communal sanitation facilities that are less secure or too far. In addition, the protection will be aiming at addressing remaining protection gaps in settlements. The protection response is aiming at increasing the safety of women and allow them to pursue a dignified life.
Maternal & Neo-natal health support-Gaza #Procurement of an electrical generator to ensure access to emergency maternal and neo-natal healthcare services to vulnerable population in the northern area of the Gaza Strip ".
The project was part of the Oxfam emergency response in Gaza, specifically the health sector. As a result of the last Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip that lasted 51 continues days, from 7th July, 2014, to 26th August 2014 Al Awda hospital, the largest facility of UHWC located in Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip. The hospital provides health services to the inhabitants of north Gaza Strip (335,000), which is the most crowded and deprived area.  The hospital is historically known to having a leading role in dealing with causalities and conducting surgical operations in the past Israeli military operations in the Gaza strip.
Al Awda hospital was affected by frequent power cuts during the last Israeli military operation (which lasted more than 22-24 continues hours per day), compelled management to run the Hospital#s generators for extended hours to ensure the continuity of health services and patient#s safety. As a result, one of the hospital#s generators malfunctioned due to overuse, and longevity of functioning since 2006. As a result, Al Awda hospital relied on running one generator which affected the qualityof its output and shortened its life time. Particularly, the project covered the urgent needs of the Hospital, to guarantee the continuity of the provision of lifesaving emergency services to patients and ease their access to health services especially maternal and neo-natal health services.
Plan Nederland - El Nino Response The Joint Humanitarian Response for El Nino in Zimbabwe (ZIMJR) provides humanitarian assistance to communities affected by El Nino. This 6-month joint programme is focused on the most affected provinces (Matabeleland North, Midlands and Masvingo) and isimplemented through the Dutch Relief Alliance by 7 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. Together they work towards three specific objectives:
1) Food Security and Agiculture: To provide emergency assistance to address immediate food needs of vulnerable households and protect rural livelihoods through provision of crop and livestock inputs.
2) Water and Sanitation: To restore access to sufficient water of appropriate quality and quantity to fulfill basic needs and to provide access to critical WASH related non/fooditems, with a focus on the most vulnerable families in targeted areas.
3) Nutrition: To protect the nutritional status of vulnerable children under the age of 5 years, pregnant and lactating women from deterioration.
The Joint Response will support 91,686 people in need. The total available budget for the Joint Response is #3,5 million, funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali Le programme advocacy 2015-2016 s#inscrit dans la mise en #uvre de la campagne « A Egalité » d#Oxfam qui se fixe comme objectif au Mali « d#ici 2020,  avoir des services sociaux de base de qualité, financés par un système fiscal juste et équitable aux niveaux national et décentralisé, mobilisant des ressources domestiques adéquates et bien utilisées, pour lutter contre les injustices, promouvoir l#égalité des chances et améliorer le cadre de vie des citoyens ».
Cet objectif ainsi formulé n#étant pas atteignable en une seule année, le programme de l#année concernée sera essentiellement consacré à faire l#état des lieux des inégalités et du dysfonctionnement du système fiscal au Mali. Ensuite cet état sera partagé avec l#ensemble des parties prenantes : Gouvernement, Parlement, Justice, Collectivités Territoriales, Organisations de la société civile, associations de jeunes et de femmes, les partenaires techniques et financiers, les citoyens afin qu#ils prennent conscience des problématiques dégagées tout en s#engager à y remédier.
La mise en#uvre des activités prévues impliquera l#équipe d#Oxfam (au niveau national, régional et mondial) accompagnée de sept (07) partenaires spécialisés dans divers domaines, les jeunes y compris. Ainsi, Oxfam et ces partenaires identifieront des stratégies idoines pour l#adhésion de l#ensemble des acteurs indispensables pour l#aboutissement d#une lutte contre les inégalités et l#amorce d#une reforme fiscal pour le bienêtre de l#ensemble de la population.
Article19 - Govern. Poverty & inequality The Oxfam programme in Senegal Governance against Poverty aims to put several civil society actors together to work on the different governance aspects that have to tackle pro poor policies.
The different components are a better Access to Information, more Transparency and Accountability in the Extractive Industries and Public Finances.
With the different partners, Oxfam has indentified specific activities.
Youth and women groups will actively participate in decision-making process and defend their right in decision-making bodies.
Poor and marginalized people have access to information on the policies regarding them.
Civilians participate actively in budget formulation at local level. Evaluation will enable transparency, legitimacy, and effectiveness of popular control of expenditures by government to reduce inequality.
Communities will be mobilized to participate in the evaluation of IETI and mining code and the process of IETI. This will nourish the lobby toward parliamentarians and government for a better regulation of the income from mining.
Oxfam is coordinating between the different actors and linking to the regional and global level ti give the influencing work more weight. A committee will monitor and evaluation of the program every three months with this we will be able to adapt the direction of our program if necessary and obtain the results we want.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo Strengthening Disaster Risk Reduction in Somaliland
Research,peace and development Dialogue Objectif global du projet :
Ce projet exécuté par le partenaire POLE INSITUTE est axé sur la participation citoyenne politique avecune prise de conscience revendicatrice, libre expression avec la radio de Pole Institute,  le  dialogue culturel avec les communautés limitrophes.
Ce projet  cible une population estimée à plus ou moins 5.000.000 d#individus, de la Province du Nord Kivu auxquels il convient d#ajouter les cibles indirectes à atteindre à travers leur réseau de co-formation Bustani dont les animateurs viennent des provinces du Sud Kivu, Katanga, Orientale, Bas- Congo, et Kinshasa.
Sur le plan politique, POLE institute prépare les populationsà voter les gouvernants capables et compétents selon leurs choix et de manière objective. La polulation est revendicatrice suite aux idées issues des Bustani(jardins d'échanges et d'initaitions à la bonne gouvernance, cohabitation et pacification.
Sur le plan économique, les ressources naturelles régorgées dans les zones d'intervention sont mieux gérées et les retombées seront investies dans la vie sociale des communautés;
Sur le plan culturel, les leaders locaux échangent sur les différents qui  opposent respectivement leurs communautés, le dialogue s'installe et la pacification est instaurée dans toutes les zones d'interventions.