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ONLAG 2011-2014 LITE Africa, a Warri based non-governmental organization with long history of support from international donors and with focus on 3core programme areas, (Governance and Human Rights, Sustainable Livelihoods and Health and Humanitarian Support  Services ) has been  Oxfam novib#s implementing partner since 2009 and currently engaged for
the Oxfam novib#s Livelihood and Governance in Niger Delta (ONLAG) project, which covers the period 2011 to 2014.

The ONLAG project has the overall objective to improve the Social, Economic and Political Status of Women in the Niger Delta. It is expected that selected cooperative societies especially fish and cassava farmers will be supported with Micro credit through asset financing, procurement of fish fingerlings and cash across project communities. The communities that have comparative advantage in cassava production will be supported with cassava processing equipment. The equipment will be managed by the established cooperatives on behalf of project communities.

Since 2011, this organization has successfully implemented the piloting phase of the ONLAG project in Delta and Bayelsa States. There have been some positive changes in the project communities since implementation commenced. For instance, in addition topromoting broad based participation in local governance, the 2012/2013 ONLAG project helped to strengthen livelihood through capacity building and making micro credit available to 210 household beneficiaries in 13 selected cooperative groups in 8 communities of Delta and Bayelsa States. Generally, the project supported multiple strategies towards reducing poverty and engendering social, economic and political equality and strengthening the capacity of local communities to pursue sustainable livelihoods. There were steps taken in achieving these key strategic changes outlined above. They involved providing training programmes and activities on livelihood skills to a number of project beneficiaries, setting up of cooperative societies in target communitiesand political sensitization, which is beginning to open up space for women to be active players in decision making. As such some communities are already including women in their Community Development Committees(CDCs), a development which has never happened before. In other communities, interim measures are being put in place to enable committees involve women in active decision making process.
Strengthening Public Finance in Nigeria The STREPFIN 2 project is aimed to establish a Donor Fund Basket that will be fully funded to drive a nationally registered tripartite stakeholders# forum of the government, CSO and the private sector as a platform for sustained inter-sectoral collaboration that will redefine public finance process in Nigeria.

The STREPFIN 2 project is relevant because in Nigeria, we have large number of citizens that are not informed on the issue of public finance, they do not know how government generates revenue and what such revenue are utilized for. Consequently it becomes increasingly difficult to hold government accountable for the common resources. Remedying such a situation requires building of active citizens able to engage with the agencies of government in Nigeria to promote transparency and accountability. Achieving this entails carrying out economic literacy from the grassroots level.

In line with the new Nigeria OCS, the Strengthening Public Finance in Nigeria (STREPFIN 2) project falls under the Novib#s Aim 4 programme, #Right to be Heard.# The programme 4 centres on the protection, promotion, respect and fulfilment of civil and political rights, while its intervention is on creating access to information, access to justice, promoting public participation and transparency and space for civil society.
Kukumbi - Increasing Community Capacity 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.
Tax Justice, Budget Monitoring Tax Justice, Budget Monitoring and Tax Justice Pilot Project in OPT builds on the experience and expertise of Oxfam Novib (ONL) in conducting similar initiatives worldwide and years of work of four local partners (The Coalition for Accountability and Integrity # AMAN; The Applied Research Institute Jerusalem # ARIJ; The Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy# MIFTAH and Teacher Creativity Center # TCC) in promoting good governance practices, accountability and transparency in OPT.The initiative is a part of a larger, jointly developed, five years long programme aimed to contribute Palestinian national and local budgets to be responsive to the needs of poor and marginalized while supporting autonomy and transparency in revenue generation. In 2015ONL and project partners will work towards enabling citizens, media and civil society organizations to have an effective voice in influencing public budgets and policies by strengthening role of national coalition for promotingtransparency of public budgets, and equip citizens, CSOs and media with skills and confidence to monitor public budgets (national and local) and create policy proposals. The partners will also build knowledge base on revenue system in OPT; provide skillsto CSOs and media and produce policy recommendations to advocate for a more a just, effective, predictable and transparent revenue system (taxation). Budget monitoring and tax justice work is a means to an end. Increased public scrutiny over public finances and revenue collection is driven by an aim to have fair allocation of public resources that supports marginalized citizens, in particular women and girls, giving them access to their basic rights (education, health, social welfare). To this end, partners will provide skills to Ministry of Education budget team members to create more responsive and participatory budgets and work with representatives of 47 local authorities to formalize social accountability mechanism in their work. ONL will provide technical support to the partners in formulating and implementing joint monitoring and evaluation system. A good monitoring and evaluation system will allow partners to show the results of activities and communicate with evidence on the changes it has been able to foster. This project is funded by Oxfam Novib.
Ebola Joint Response The Joint Humanitarian Response for Ebola (JRE) addresses the direct humanitarian needs as well as the indirect consequences related to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. This 9-month joint programme is implemented in the 3 most affected countries, namely Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, by 7 Dutch NGOs. Together they work towards four objectives. The first two objectives aim at stopping theEbola outbreak and treating the Ebola infected by identifying and tracing people with Ebola, supporting safe burials, providing health care for patients, promoting clinical hygiene in treatment and health care facilities, and ensuring medical care for health workers. Besides the direct health crises, the Ebola outbreak is having a wider impact on the general health system, security situation,economy and livelihoods in all affected countries. Therefore, the organisations also aim to ensure essential services and preserve stability by providing food and social safety net support, ensuring safe access to water and sanitation facilities, providing psycho-social support, increasing public awareness and social mobilization.
CO-Building Resilience Nortern Mali Le Mali est affecté par une crise politique, sécuritaire et humanitaire d#une ampleur et d#une complexité sans précédent. Le conflit armé affectant les 3 régions nord du Mali depuis 2012 a connu une escalade en janvier 2013, lors de la prise de Konna, ville située à environ 70 km de Mopti, par les groupes armés. Cet événement a déclenché l#offensive de l#armée malienne soutenue par la France et la MISMA (Mission Internationale de Soutien au Mali) qui a permis de rétablirprogressivement la sécurité dans les grands centres urbains du Nord. La situation sécuritaire restant toutefois critique et volatile, le Conseil de sécurité a décidé, le 25 avril 2013 via la Résolution 2100 et en vertu du Chapitre VII de la Charte des Nations Unies, de créer une Mission multidimensionnelle intégréedes Nations Unies pour la stabilisation au Mali (MINUSMA) qui comprendra un effectif total allant jusqu#à 12 640 Casques bleus et policiers.
Selon un rapport de OCHA-Mali, ce conflit a généré, 300 783 personnes déplacées internes (PDI) et provoqué un mouvement de174 129 réfugiés au Niger, en Mauritanie et au Burkina Faso, exerçant une pression lourde et croissante sur les ressources économiques des ménages qui les ont accueillis, sur les structures de santé, d#éducation, les infrastructures d#eau et d#assainissement. Lesbesoins humanitaires liés au conflit armé sont importants et s#ajoutent aux besoins préexistants et générés par les crises alimentaires et nutritionnelles.
Oxfam est une confédération internationale de 17 Organisations qui, dans le cadre d#un movement mondial pour le changement, travaillent en réseau dans plus de 90 pays à la construction d#un avenir libéré de l#injustice qu#est la pauvreté. Suite aux différentes crises alimentaires et nutritionnelles récurrentes et pour venir en secours d#urgence à la population des communes d#Anderamboukane et de Ménaka, affectée par le conflit armé, Oxfam-Niger sous financement de la Coopération Belge du Développement (CBD), a initié et mis en oeuvre, un projet d#urgence d#une durée de 16 mois (de Novembre 2013 à Février 2015), intitulé : « Appui aux communautés affectées par le conflit au Nord Mali » dans les commune d#Anderamboukane et de Ménaka (région de Gao). Ce projeta touché 28,700 bénéficiaires directes dans une soixantaine de villages/Sites et environ 20,000 bénéficiaires indirects à travers les volets suivants :
 Sécurité Alimentaire (Maraichage +Petit Ruminants)
Assistance alimentaire, Activités génératrices de Revenus
Réduction des risques de catastrophes,
 Eau, hygiène et Assainissement)
Renforcement des capacités des communautés (tranversale)
Value Chain Project Project Description
The project is implemented by three partners; Help Foundation, Doaba Foundation and participatory Development Initiatives (PDI). The project aims at;
1. Improving smallholders' household food security through promoting crop diversification andminor crops value chain in mono-cropping areas of district Rajanpur
2. Sustainable Livelihood through Medicinal Plants Business Promotion
3. Vegetables <(>&<)> Fruits Value Chain Capacity Building Project
In sindh the project aims at;
# 300 women farmers are mobilized by forming and strengthening 30 Women Farmers Organizations [WFOs] and 3 Women#s Producer Organizations [WPOs] in Mirpur SakroTehsil of District Thatta and women farmer cooperative societies [ POs] of Sindh are networked through the Federation of women#s agriculture cooperative societies
# Capacities and Skills of 100 WFO/WPO member women farmers are build in improved tomato production value chain in Mirpur Sakro Tehsil of District Thatta
# Skills and capacities of women 100 farmers are build in collective marketingof tomato to ensure fair prices for their tomato crops in Mirpur Sakro Tehsil of District Thatta
In Layyah district of Punjab province, the project is in the second year of its implementation and aims at establishing value chain of Herbal Plants. During the 1st year of the project partner Doaba undertook study on value chain of herbal plant, established demo plots, processed herbal plants to local market and supplied herbal medicine in local market.  During this (2nd) phase of the program Doaba will be more extensively focusing on market linkage to promote use of herbal products. To get that a market study will be undertaken to understand the market dynamics relevant to herbal plants. Which will serve as base to develop linkage with different market forces, besides the production and processing part will remain continued to maintain the supply chain.
In Rajanpur District of Punjab; partner Help Foundations aims that;
1. 720 small farming households (90% registeredcitizens) of District Rajanpur will be actively engaged in a duel-tier collective saving <(>&<)> lending mechanism established to fill the gap of their financial capacity for agricultural activities especiallyMungbean cultivation;
2. Mungbean yields will increase and small farmers# bargaining power will be strengthened through introduction of improved and modern farming methods, cash grants, seed bank establishment, value chain trainings and improved access to departmental facilitations;
3. 03 Farmer Associations will be established with their Mungbean collection/purchase, processing and collective marketing system through strengthening local capacities; and
4. Stakeholders# understanding of Mungbean Value Chain dynamics and issues will be enhanced throughcarrying out research initiatives on relevant subjects to provide the research-based stand for future advocacy/practice level programs on the subject.
CO-506588 Oxfam, has received a grant to implement a 5-year project focusing on cashmere value chains in Afghanistan. The aim is to support community resilience and resource sustainability, improve the quality of herders# cashmere and create better linkage betweenherders/small # scale producers and the market to further social and economic development. The first phase of the project, from April till October 2017, serves to collect information to inform the design of the project#s intervention and develop a quality proposal
'We can': stop violences  against women La violence sexuelle et domestique  a une grande ampleur au sein des communautés. Cependant, elle est banalisée alors qu#elle a desconséquences néfastes sur la femme.

La campagne Nous Pouvons a pour objectif principal:
Renforcer la mobilisation des individus etdes communautés autour des violences faites aux femmes et filles, grâce à la mobilisation d#un grand nombre d#agents de changement,des  structures étatiques, des medias et des  alliances locales respectives qui s#approprient la stratégie et assurent la visibilité de la campagne à travers la réalisation des actions populaires dans les communautés.

 L#approche de la CNP est de plus en plus utilisée par les associations, les réseaux, les églises, les structures étatiques,etc.
Les Résultats atteints par ce projet sont:

- Participation à l'organisation de la marche mondiale des femmes à Bukavu en RDC;
- Vulgarisation de la loi 2006 sur les violences sexuelles et domestiques;
- Partcipation active de la CNP sur la révision du code de la famille portant sur l'autorisation maritale;
- plus de 100.000 agents de changements, soit 10.000.000 des personnes sensibilisées.

La campagne Nous Pouvons s'étend sur 5 provinces de la RDC notamment  Kinshasa,  Bandundu, Maniema, Nord-Kivu et Sud-Kivu.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda OXFAM UGANDA-This is the continuation of the adaptation Finance Accountability Initiative in Uganda. The purpose is to strengthen civil society engagement  in monitoring adoption finance in Uganda by building up the capacity of civil society at national and locallevels,and by disseminating tools and findings to relevant stakeholders.
FTI - Active Citizenship FTI - Forum da Terceira Idade is an organisation that works on behalf of the urban and rural elderly people in Mozambique, encouraging them to engage in actions that could contribute to the respect of their rights and improving their living conditions. The CSOs was established in 2001. It operates at national level. It can be characterized as an emerging organization. It is a network organization, covering a wide range of elderly people#s strategic and practical needs. It is a strategic partner because it has effectively exercised its influence for the adoption of laws for the protection of the elderly people and has effectively served as an intermediary to bring the concerns of this  target group to decision makers level
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri 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.
Gender and Households in Area C The project is a one year research to be conducted by the Institute of Women's Studies at the Birzeit University in Ramallah. The focus of this research is finding out the impact of the developments in Area C such as movement and access restrictions, settler violence and forced displacements and demolitions on intra-household gender roles and relations. The research will address a serious gapin existing knowledge and literature on the issue. The research is based on the assumption that the impact would be contradictory in as much as it could worsen the manifestation of patriarchy but also create openings for women and men to re-shape and re-configuretheir roles, relations and subjectivity as men and women, boys and girls. The research will result in the following outcome: Quantitative and qualitative research focussing on Area C of the West Bank reveals the gendered impact of the conflict at household level exposing clear programmatic and policy influencing gaps that national and international agenciesmust address if they want to meaningfully respond to the protection needs of the Palestinian men, women, boys and girls living in Area C. This will be achieved by producing two types of reports:
- a quantitative report with data and preliminary analysisat the end of the first 6 months of this grant.
- an in-depth report building upon and including the above AND qualitative analysis and recommendations for action (both programmatic and policy influencing) by the national and the international community(governmental and non-governmental).
HIVOS - IMVO facility 2016 - 2017 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.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.
SADC We Want Campaign 2013-2015 The overall purpose of this project is to deepen civil society contributions to regional integration and development whilst at the same time enhancing their capacities to hold SADC and Member States accountable for their commitments through fighting for, expanding and safeguarding civil society space in SADC and its structures.

The specific expected outcomes of the projects are as follows:-
	Civil society, particularly pro-poor organizations such as informal cross border traders, small scale farmers organizations, womens movement e.t.c (through their representative structures) have an effective voice in influencing SADC decisions that affect theirlives.
	Increased recognition and creation of space by SADC for civil society to make meaningful contributions to regional integration and development at both technical and political levels.
	Supportive policy and legal environment for civil society to effectively contribute to regional integration and development in pursuit of Article 23 of the SADC Treaty.
Country Office 506588 Oxfamnovib Country On 2nd May 2014 a series of heavy rain resulted in landslides in the District of Argo, Badakhshan, Takahr, and Samangan Provinces in north-eastern Afghanistan causing significant loss of life and widespread damage to homes and agriculture fields. Reportsindicatesthat the landslides have killed over 503 people with many others still missing.

This project is intended to contribute to the immediate humanitarian needs of the affected community as a result of the landslide in Badakshan, Takhar, and Samangan Provinces. To contribute to the reduction of preventable communicable diseases for landslide affected people.

In coordination with the relevant humanitarian actors (UNICEF, WFP, UNHCR among others) AHEAD proposes to construct public latrines, publicbathing rooms, distribution hygiene kits and hygiene awareness training.

In order to support landslide affected families who are living in temporary shelters, Oxfam and AHEAD propose to construct emergency toilet facilities using local available materials in markets with limited impact on the environment. The response will also include hygiene awareness training followed by the distribution of hygiene kits.

In order to achieve above-mentioned objectives Oxfam Novib in Afghanistan is partnering withAHEAD. This memo is regarding approval of AHEAD as oneof the counterparts.
FPP - Land Rights Now Amplifying the Global Call to Action on Community and Indigenous Land Rights
# These activities lead by Forest Peoples Program (FPP) and their partners in three countries contribute to amplifying the Global Call to Action on Indigenous and Community land rights by supporting local efforts to secure their lands, gaining support for them and creating momentum linking local and global to help them achieve their aims while also engaging governments, national human rights institutions and supporting local efforts at land and resource governance and management. FPP will offer communications support to allied organizations, and use social media and website to showcase the strongest outputs from these activities through www.landrightsnow.org  and other media.