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Advocacy Coalition Support Centre for community and environment (CECR) is a Vietnamese NGO that coordinate the Clean water coalition. Within this project CECRand coalition will do advocacy for 2 policy processes, these are including continuing to advocate the National Assembly toagree including the new law on water pollution control in the new NA legislation agenda period from 2016-2021, and the second to monitor implementation of portions of the 2014 Environmental Protection Law relating to water pollution in 5 provinces / cities.

For the proposal of the law on water pollution control, the coalition will cooperate with VUSTA and Pollution control department of the Ministry of Natural resource and environment to conduct study and develop the proposal package, which will be used to advocate the ministry and National assembly.

The evidence of water pollution and results from community monitoring to prevent and reduce the water pollution at the provincial level are not only good for the water quality at localities, but will also be used as evidents for advocacy for the law.
Diaspora Social Entrepreneurship The project Diaspora social entrepreneurshipaims to reduce poverty through economic development, employment and inclusive growth in Ghana and the Netherlands by enabling migrant entrepreneurs to set up SMEs through the acquisition of knowledge on entrepreneurship development, a valuable network, start-up finance including remittances; and lobby to improve an enabling business environment. Sankofas aim is also to improve the social and economic position of the Ghanaian Diaspora so they can invest in Ghana on a sustainable way and contribute to poverty reduction.

The project aims will be achieved via a two-pronged approach of supporting rural communities by identifying local projects needs. In the Netherlands, the project will aim at raising awareness and building partnerships for entrepreneurship with the support of Diaspora investment.

Therefore, the general objectives ofthis project are:
	To facilitate the creation of SMEs and jobs  creating an enabling environment for SME development and access to financial services
	Enhance responsible entrepreneurship and social return on investment  promoting CSR and a focus on social return on investment
	Enhance human and financial investment of the diaspora in Europe  Facilitating the channeling of overseas remittances into a diaspora fund
	Promoting financial literacy and access to financial services of local entrepreneurs  training of local entrepreneurs, providing advisory services via the Service Desk
Enhancing Women Voices-leadership The Mekong River and its Lower Basin fisheries sustain the livelihoods of more than 60 million people. Therefore, the governance ofwater resources is of critical importance. Decisions on how water resources are shared and managed influence the livelihoods of alland in particular the most disadvantaged and their food security.
Since 2012, WWF-Laos, in partnership with the Lao fisheries authorities, has been running a project endeavouring for the sustainable co-management of aquatic resources in Siphandone, one of the most spectacular and biologically diverse wetland areas in Greater Mekong region. The project focuses on 30 villages in and around the braided Mekong River in Champassak Province. Thirty-seven fish conservation zones (FCZs, i.e. protected areas of rivers where fishing is prohibited) have been established in Khong and Mounlapamok districts. The communities are central in the set-up and management of the FCZs, which, along with community-managed patrols, help to protect the spawning areas and habitat of many species of fish. The project promotes the application of the 2009 Fisheries Law, which mandates villages to manage their natural aquatic resources in cooperation with district authorities. The FCZs are managed by Fisheries Management Committees (FMCs), in which women are mandated toparticipate.
In total, almost 198 hectares of river is protected in the FCZs of Siphandone, replenishing natural fish stocks and hence enhancing the livelihood opportunities of local communities. To that end, WWF, in partnership with the Department of Livestock and Fisheries (DLF) and its local offices, has also trained people to improve livestock management practices, vaccinate cattle and poultry efficiently, and improve crop cultivation techniques. All of these activities grow villagers# ability to ensure food security and diversified incomes that take pressure off the river system.
Through its Green Schools programme, the project raises youth environmental awareness in order to convey these newly learnedsustainable practices into the future. The programme runs in five schools in two districts engaging over 700 students. Learning about the value and importance of the aquatic environment, ways to sustainably use it, and understanding wider conservation anddevelopment issues that impact Laos, contributes to producing local long-term stewards of the environment.
The activities proposed here will scale-up the leadership and impact of women participation in fisheries management by offering them a number of additional skills and means of participation which will enhance the quality of their engagement (especially within the FMCs) and by raising communities awareness about their vital role in natural resources management.
The proposed project will work in Khong district of Champassak Province, in 3 villages: Ban Hangsadam, Ban Donekhone and Ban Houasadam
ZOA/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.
Country Office 506681 Country office Lao Oxfam is responsible for the coordination and delivery of Result 3: Lessons learned and good practices are used to scale up the successful approaches and to inform policy makers. Oxfam will work on the dissemination of lessons learned in the region, assisting MHPin training the partners/communities on the WEMAN/GALS methodology, and promoting the most significant change video methodology throughout the project. Furthermore Oxfam will provide financial and monitoring capacity building to NSAs.  Oxfam will develop 2 modules in the Learning Programs: M<(>&<)>E and Financial Management through MANGO training.
Country Office 506696 Oxam Novib Vietnam Humanitarian capacity building project to 7 counterparts in Vietnam which my continue as long-term humanitarian response partners in the future.

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

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

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

Beneficiaries:
The main beneficiary of this project will be Oxfam Emergency Response Team (18 core and 11 back-up staff), other Oxfam staff with potential to contribute to emergency response (around 15 staff).
Nominated ERT staff from 7 humanitarian partners, including Oxfam GB, 3 local NGOs (MCD, WARECOD and SRD), 2 massorganizations and 1 government WASH institute (IWEM) (5-7 staff/partners)
Staff of the DMWG members in Vietnam, government partners, UN agencies, Clusters (around 50 staff);
Staff of the provincial and district Committees for Flood, Storm Control and Victim Rescue, local staff of Vietnam Red Cross and Women Union (around 100 staff)
Country Office 506768 OXFAM NOVIB in MYA Grant management and monitor implementation of this Project to ensure quality standards.
St. Nkabom - Remittances for development The total amount of remittances is much higher than the total amount of all official development aid worldwide. The flow of remittances tends as well to be more stable than other capital flows (Adams 2009, Giuliano & Ruiz-Arranz 2008, Moyo 2010, World Bank). There is no doubt that remittances have become tremendously important to the welfare of a large number of people and for the foreign exchange position of the receiving countries (Catrinescu 2009, Giuliano & Ruiz-Arranz 2008, Moyo 2010).

The project identifies how farand under which conditions the migrants will express their willingness to send remittances through organized groups and to organized communities in the Ghana. Especial focus will be for the youth. It is ment to stimulate productive investment of remittances by Ghanaian living in The Netherlands, especially the Ghanaian communities in Rotterdam and Utrecht (previous project was for the Ghanaian community in Den Haag en Amsterdam)
Ethnic minority network Ethnic minority groups in Vietnam are facing prejudices, stigmas and discriminations that hidden under #privileges#. These practices create obligingness rather than resistance. In addition, time to time, biases against ethnic minorities that interpreted into negative discourses such as #fogy#, #lazy#, #dependent#, #undeveloped#, etc. have made ethnic people almost believe that they are what people saying. Thus they comply to majority groups, and their self esteem has been #lulled to sleep#.
In the last years, iSEE (Institution for Studies of Society, Economics and Environment), CECEM (Centre for Community Empowerment), CARE International and Oxfam have carried out programmes/projects on erasing prejudices and stigmas to ethnic minority groups in different provinces over the country, focusing on promoting their proud to be themselves through inspiring them to discover the beauties in their traditional culture and their inner power as well. For example, #My culture# and #Let me tell you# photo-voice projects, EM Leaders capacity building, Raising voice and Negotiation Empowerment for EM, and so on. These projects have been started to create #open spaces# for ethnic minority people to practice their proactive and enhance their confidence.
Within a long term partnership in a #EM movement# programme 2015 # 2019, the project #EM Network 2015# aims at improving capacity of EM leaders in practicing their power in #open spaces# and #invited spaces# at national level through connecting available #open spaces# in12 provinces, replicating success models and communicating lessons learnt in policy dialogue for expanded impacts. Especially, young EM leaders would be involved in together with availableEM leaders# network. Legitimacy and brand of the network will be developed for more effective and sustainable work.
The project hasbeen focused on the following particular objectives:
# Objective 1: Connecting available #open spaces# in 12 provinces to be a #open space# at national level
# Objective 2: Developing legitimacy of the EM Leaders# Network
# Objective 3: Documenting best practicesand lessons learnt for EM policies advocacy
Emergency health service / Al Awda  Gaza This emergency project aims at contributing to improve access to regular and urgent emergency health services to Palestinians from Northern Gaza strip, including victims of the military operation codenamed #Protective Edge# that was launched by the Israeli Government on the 7th of July 2014.  In two months, at least 1,500 vulnerable women, men, boys, girls and disabled from Northern area of the Gaza Strip will receive quality health care from the regular and emergency services (including maternity/obstetric, out- patient,diagnostic and surgical operations) provided at Al Awda Hospital in Jabalyia. The project will enable Al Awda hospital, run by UHWC, to have availability of the required stocks of drugs, medical supplies and fuel to cope with the emergency situation.
CDPF Raseed For this project CDPF has chosen two Millennium Development Goals to trace their inclusion in the Yemeni public budget One is the MDG number 4: to decrease the mortality rate of children and the other is the MDG number 5: to decrease the mortality rate of mothers. These goals were chosen to serve as a non-threatening platform for the action but the expected results should encompass all issuesrelated to public budget policies and transparency practices. CDPF wants to realise the following results:
- The creation of an active national CSO Budget Monitoring Network - RASEED - consisting of  25 CSOs from 3 governorates) that will hold local authoritiesaccountable for service delivery and will be monitoring budgetary priorities especially with regard to child and maternal mortalityrates.
- The realisation of awareness raising activities with regard to the urgency to prioritize public budget allocation towards the achievement of the MDGs among public budget policy makers to realise a reduction in child and maternal mortality rates.
- The realisation of awareness raising activities to enhance human rights based budgets among governmental financial officials.
- The realisation of activities to raise the sensitivity to gender issues among governmental financial officials.
- 75 Participants from CSOs will be better able to understand the public budget process and terminology. They will also be equipped to pursue more detailed information, and will be enticed to gain the required skills and capacity for meaningful and capable budget monitoring work.
- 50 Journalists will trained on effective budget monitoring and investigative media reporting techniques; the trained journalists will be more able to comprehend, evaluate and monitor the budgetary issues.
National Zero Hunger Programme Pakistan The project aims to Collaboration and coordination with Government of Pakistan for implementing NZHP (National Zero Hunger Program)in Pakistan Sindh province. The initiative focuses on mobilizing communities to take an active role in assessing the risks in theirown community/environment, analyzing the causes and build linkages with the different networks, alliances and other stakeholder at the local, district, provincial and national level. The project will also facilitate to develop the monitoring framework of the National Zero Hunger Programme (NZHP) which will be developed and disseminate to government and other relevant stakeholders. The projectwill increase the participation of the communities in different district and provincial level consultative workshop along with the other relevant stakeholders to share their issues with them. All the ground level work will also contribute to the national level aswell as to link with the regional and global level through GROW campaign. This project will directly complement the GROW project activities and their implementation.
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.
Country Office 506589 Country Office 506 The proposed project aims to contribute to the prevention of sexual violence by empowering survivors  groups and amplifying  their voices  through awareness raising, capacity building, and various activities designed to improve the accountability of relevant national institutions. At the end of the period, the project is expected to increase awareness both at the grassroots and national levelon sexual violence; to support the survivors of sexual violence to advocate for the  promotion  of reforms withinthe justice systemand finally to set grounds for policy and legislative reforms. The project is expected to be implemented from April 2015 until end of March 2016.  Oxfam is requesting a contribution from FCO reaching £190,000 in order to implement thisproject.

The project consists of two main activities: (1) the production of a documentary film on sexual violence and the conduct of viewings in South Sudan; and (2) the establishment of survivor support groups enabling them to participate in discussions and make recommendations on justice sector reforms on the issue of sexual violence. Through these activities, the project seeks to increase awareness about sexual violence, its nature including the violation of human rights, its impact on survivors and communities, available avenues for redress, andways to better protect people against sexual violence in the future. This will ultimately contribute to reduced incidences of sexual violence. Additionallly, survivors of sexual violence will also be supported to advocate for the promotion of reforms within the justice system such that it is better equipped to protect, women, men and children from rape, sexual assault, harassment and trafficking. Finally, the project will set grounds for policy and legislative reforms in the long-run, enhancing accountability by relevant national institutions.
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali Le projet Carrefour de la gouvernance : Citoyenneté active, Femmes et Paix au Mali vise à renforcer le role citoyen des femmes et des jeunes dans construction de la démocratie et de la paix au Mali. Il vise dans un premier temps à appuyer la création d'un Espace de dialogue et d#échanges inclusif permettant aux femmes de tous les horizons du Mali de se connaître et de faciliter les échanges entre s#urs, afin de créer la confiance entre elles. Une fois cette base de connaissance et de confiance mutuelles développée, il s#agira d#impliquer ce groupe de femmes maliennes dans le processus participatif de réconciliation, de cohésion sociale et du vivre ensemble.Loin d#être une action ponctuelle, cette initiative s#inscrit au contraire dans la durée. Elle prévoit de tenir, en premier lieu une session de formation des formatrices à l#intention des femmes leaders issues de tout le pays sur les « cercles de paix » : ils#agira de les initier à animer des cadres d#échanges sur la paix et la réconciliation et le vivre ensemble auprès de leurs communautés. Cette session de formation sera suivie de la conférence de Nouakchott avec les femmes, puis de trois autres rencontres qui se tiendront dans diverses régions du pays au cours de l#année 2015
Dans un deuxième temps, il cherche à renforcer le comportement d'unbon citoyen chez les jeunes par l'appui à l'élaboration et à la diffusion d'un Passeport Citoyen. Il vise à offrir aux jeunes de larges perspectives, des possibilités d#agir sur les politiques, stratégies  eny intégrant la Dimension de la Construction Citoyenne dans une approche globale, concertée, fédératrice et transversale de l#ensemble des départements, des jeunes,  du mouvement associatif/ jeunes, de la Société Civile,  des institutions traditionnelles,coutumières, religieuses, des Partenaires Techniques et Financières comme postulat à l#émergence d#une jeunesse citoyenne.
Quality Education for Equality This proposal two partner FAWE Mali and Association Soro to fight  Inequalities in School and out of school for the Quality of Education due to the situation of the girls and the women especially education socio-economic challenges which affect their life and that their children.
The global objective is to contribute to reduce the inequalities at the school and extra level school by an education of quality in order to raise the participation activates girls and women in local management

SPECIFIC OBJECTFS OF the PROJECT
To contribute to improve quality of the trainings in order to increase the rate of education of the girls and the women to seek the rate of ED girls/woman
To bring the Community leaders and traditional legitimacies to imply itself inthe fight against the violence based on the kind;
To reinforce the capacities of the young, adolescent girls/and the women to know the legal instruments and the legal procedures of complaint of their rights to health, and education;
To organize and support girls/women in order to allow them to claim their rights to education and health;
To imply the media in Community sensitizing for a change of mentalities and behaviors; AWAITED RESULTS
the quality of the trainings is improved in order to increase the rate of education of the girls and by the women to seek the rate of ED girls/woman increased;
300 Community leaders and traditional legitimacies are implied in the fight against the violence based on the kind;
The capacities of 600 young, adolescent girls/and the women are reinforced and they know the legal instruments and the legal procedures of complaint of their rights to health, and education; the capacities of 600 girls/women are reinforced in the fields