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ADP Karamoja Cash for food  Hum Response ADP: Project Title: Karamoja Cash for Food Project.
Karamoja Region is known for laying in the dry belt of Uganda and the region received relatively lower rain which is poorly distributed. 2016 was no different as majority of the farmers registered cropfailure with little late harvest. According to World Food Program Mobile Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping 2017, only 15% of the household inthe region has food stock in November 2016, this food stock is anticipated to be depleted by March. Kotido district where the project will be implemented presents April to June as lean season in the region with high dependency on market and different coping strategy to meet the food need of the families in the region. By January 2017 there was increased debt burdenin Kotido 76% as families borrow to buy food. There was sale of food during the festive season and will have a negative impact on food stock. There is an escalation in food prices with Kotido registering 50% and this is anticipated to worsen by June 2017.Nakapelemoru sub-county will be targeted due to food crisis already being experienced in the community as communities are engaged in unsustainable coping strategies likesale of firewood, charcoal, casual labor.
Provision of basic food to families constitute a critical step in saving lives by providing critically food insecure households with food ration required for healthy living. The food distribution will prevent hunger and its related effects like malnutrition, ill-health and poor coping strategywhich exposes communities to further emergencies in future.The timely food supply will ensure families be involve in production during the short rain and thus be able to provide own food in the remaining part of the year. This seed support will form an insurance to future production as the communities are supported during the lean person of April to June where the district always face critical food crisis.


ADP will use Participatory Rural AppraisalTools to engage the targeted communities to identifythefinal beneficiary. Using those tools will help in identification of familieswith community indicators of food crisis and names selected. The participation will help promote peace and special attention will be directed to women, child headed familiesandperson with disabilities in the eligibility criteria. Attention will be directed to households at greater risk due to limited coping strategy to become first beneficiary.
FORUM TERRA - NRM This is a local NGO that works on resource access (land, water, forest, etc), by local communities. Lobby and advocacy is their main pillar.

The Earth Forum (in Portuguese Forum Terra), will implement this project with the aim to " contribute to improving socialand economic conditions of 19,034 inhabitants of administrative posts of Malema and Mutuali, District of Malema promoting the protection and sustainable management of natural resources until arch 2015."
The project was divided into three (3 ) specific objectives:
( i) Ensure access to land for 3,807 families from 6 communities in the Administrative Post of Malema until February /2014 through empowerment and legal recognition of their areas to participate in local development processes ;

( ii ) Develop the communities capacity protect their natural resources and the environment through advocacy and strengthening it ; and

( iii ) Promote socio-economic improvement conditions   282 members of associations ( agricultural and vegetables ), CBO#s  and community leaders from 6 communities through the sustainable use of NRM  and income generating activities.
Action justice fiscale & suivi budget The project aims to establish an inventory of the tax system in Morocco , perform critical analysis in order to highlight the weaknesses, the causes of these weaknesses and propose alternatives to improve and progress in the direction of the development of tax fairness and social justice , as is the role and duty of dynamic civil society under the area of Rabat / Khemmisset .
The  project  combines two levels of intervention : on the one hand, it is a strategic reflection involving all components of civil society for the content of taxation, its theoretical inputs , the relationship between taxation and the achievement of socio -economic and cultural rights "DESC" and especially the vulgarization of knowledge about the Moroccan taxation . On the other hand , a  local action with the members of the associations  for the promotion of ''DESC""  , initiated by the EA in 2013 , to equip them with the necessary tools so that they  promote a local dynamic  local taxation monitoring and contribute to a nationaladvocacy campaign inspired by a localpolicy identified by all stakeholders in the project which can make it as relevant cases included support mobilization strategy andadvocacy. This relevance can find its roots in the critical analysis of the impact ofinappropriate local tax with the local realityon welfare indicators and common individual of the local population .
Strengthening community forest network Introduction
Community-based management of land and forest land is based on traditional knowledge, experience and aspiration of community, aiming to enhance the capacity and experience sharing between the community and stakeholders for sustainable natural resource management, livelihood improvement and traditional cultural value conservation of forest-associated community. However, community forest has not been encouraged to develop because of legal framework lacking. Besides, the community has not been recognized as a legal entity. They have not been assigned natural forest as production forest in accordance with Land Law 2013# These are barriers against the forest ownership of community that lives closely with forest for thousands of years.
In order to solve the mentioned inadequacies, Oxfam has supported Ma Lieng and Uyen Phong community with project #Sustainable forest management through strengthening tradition institutions in the management of community land and forest of Ma Lieng community in Giang Man Mountain, Tuyen Hoa district, Quang Binh province#. The project has gained a number of achievements: Advising the procedure of assigning forest land management rights with the total area of 802.19 ha for 04 communities. The communities have been assigned with certificates of land use right for 50 years; advising the development of forest management regulations based on cultural identity and traditions of Ma Lieng community;establishing a network of community forest management in central region including Ma Lieng, Khua, Sach, Kinh, Co Tu, Van Kieu community so that Ma Lieng people have opportunities to learn and share experience with other communities about community forest management; promoting stakeholders like the People#s Committee of Tuyen Hoa district to issue decisions on community forest management and integrate the community forest management into socio-economic program of the district. Besides, through models of community forest management, policy lessons are summarized, contributing to the revised Land Law 2013 and a number of legal documents relating to state-run agricultural farms and forestry farms innovation.
However, the project has only assigned the people with forest land managementrights and created basic legal framework. It is necessary to continue the community consultancy, institutionalize documents on managing and extracting the forests, ensuring a legal framework for people to manage and protect the forests. On the basis of the undertaken activities, the project should continue systematizing and consolidating the information and practical lessons for policy advocacy for system of legal documents that will be amended and issued.
BDRC II - AFD in Kampong Thom The partner will implement the "Building disaster resilient communities in Cambodia II" in one district in the province of Kampong Thom. The project is implemented by a consortium of 5 INGOs and 3 local partners led by Action Aid, operating in 4 provinces in Cambodia. The principal objective of the project is that communities exposed to frequent natural disasters have increased resilience andreduced vulnerability to natural hazards in Cambodia. The project comprises of 3 main results: one focusing on strengthening coordination and institutionalization of DRR at national level; the second working on strengthening capacity of DM sub-national institutions and communities to implement CBDRR models; and the final one aims at integrating DRR in some key sectors at national level, especially education. APA will implement a set of activities under result 2.
Nepal Joint Response/TERRE DES hOMMES The Joint Humanitarian Response for Nepal Earthquake (NPJR) provides life-saving humanitarian assistance to communities affected bythe Earthquake of 25th April 2015 and ensure efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities on behalf of theDutch Relief Alliance participating members. This 6-month joint programme is implemented in the most affected districts (Nuwakot, Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Lamjung, Ghorka, Sindhupalchowk, Kavrepalanchowk) by 8 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. Together they work towards three specific objectives:
1) Increase in mortality and morbidity and outbreaks of communicable diseases are prevented through immediate access to basic water, sanitation, hygiene and health services.
2) Families whose homes have been destroyed or damaged, including those displaced, attain basic, protective shelter solutions.
3) Immediate food needs of earthquake affected populations in worst affected districts are met and nutritional status of the most vulnerable populations is prevented from deteriorating.
The Joint Response will support 138,640 people in need. The total available budget for the Joint Response is Euro 4 million, funded by MoFA.
Resilience climate change impacts Project name: Partnership for Equitable Resilience to the impacts of Climate Change of the Coastal Communities in Deltas of Vietnam(PRC)
Counterpart: Centre for Marine life Conservation <(>&<)> Community Development (MCD)
Project Areas: Hai Phong, Nam Dinh and Thai Binh provinces in the Red River Delta of Vietnam

The overall objective of the project is to increase the resilience of the mostvulnerable people, especially women, living in coastal communities affected by the impacts of climate variability, change and disasters. The project is implemented by Oxfam through a strategic partnership with Vietnamese NGO MCD. The project's strategy for changeis to work with the most vulnerable people in 31 targeted communes to raise awareness and understanding ofthe unavoidable impacts of climate change. The project expects to achieve three outcomes to meet the above change objective of increased resilience:
Outcome 1: Awareness of local climate change impacts for poor vulnerable people raised and local authorities integrate adaptation and risk reduction into local management and development plans.
Outcome 2: Increased livelihood and ecosystem resilience of the most vulnerable coastal community people to climate change.
Outcome 3: Project learning contributesto improved community-based climate change adaptation (CCA), disaster risk reduction (DRR) and natural resource management practice and policy.

This  project offers a great opportunity for MCD to enhance their competencies and expertise to the field of climate change. MCD will continue to improve the field demonstration and the best practices guidelines of the coastal resources management, livelihood options, as well as building capacity and developing best practices in climate change adaptation, DRR,and facilitate the institutional mechanism for the participation of poorest segment of the coastal communities.
HIV Prevention Sexual Reproductive Edu In a closed, Islamic context this is a bold project that seeks to address HIV/AIDS and Sexual Reproductive Health Rights Education in terms of policies (Education and HIV/AIDS) review and development and implementation of HIV/AIDS workplace policies. Theproject implemented by Somaliland National Youth Organization (SONYO) aims to improve the HIV policy environment and strengthen the capacity of youth CSOs on education for HIV prevention and sexual reproductive health rights. This will be done by:
1. Strengthening the institutional capacity of SONYO and its member organizations to enable them get a framework that guide the reduction of the staff#s susceptibility to HIV infection and improve HIV mainstreaming.
2. Improve the policy environment on HIV/AIDS prevention and Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and Services education.

In order to achieve the above objectives a participatory action research on youthand HIV/AIDS, regional and national conferences on youth and HIV, speak out sessions for young girls and women will be conducted and the results shall be used in the policy review meetings that shall come up with concrete amendments to the following: The NationalEducation Curriculum, the National HIV/AIDS Policy and the Strategic Framework forthe Somalia AIDS Response, 2009-2013 (covering Somaliland, Puntland and South Central Somalia). These documents shall thereafter be used for engaging Parliament to adopt proposals therein as policy amendments.

SONYO is working in close collaboration with Somaliland National Aids Commission (SOLNAC), Ministry ofYouth, Culture and Sports, Ministry of Education and Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MoLSA). SONYO shall network with NAGAADand Somaliland Women Layers Association (SWLA) and the department of Gender of the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MoLSA) for purposes of joint advocacy on policy and deeper understanding of Sexual Reproductive Health Rights and services.
ABS Strenght. Comm. Leadership Rural Wom The project of the Abs Development Organization for Women and Children focuses on the promotion of the social and political rights of women by the following two strategies:
1) Awareness raising and training of  1.500 women on their socio-economic and political rights
 Outcome in three districts of Hodeidah and Hajjah Governorates: the establishment  of women's development committees in 30 target communities;  leadership training and capacity building support  to 60 Women in Hodeidah and Hajjah Governorates to play an effective role in their communities; identification of clear priorities and milestones by the 1.500 participants (of the development comittees and the commnuity discussion spaces) to  address the needs at community, district and governorate level.
2) The establishmentof stronger linkages between on the one side the committees, forums and discussion spaces of this project and the womens organizations and their allies at national level at the other hand enabling them to speak with a collective voice.
SPIOR: Vrouwen en Vrede This project is about the involvement of five different Muslim communities in the Rijnmond area of Rotterdam in the Netherlands into peace processes in their countries of origin. These are the migrant communities from Somalia , Afghanistan , Pakistan , Bosnia andMorocco . In the latter, SPIOR focuses on Syria , given the current debates in this community . SPIOR itself is also aware that Bosnia is not a priority country for Oxfam Novib , but has some good examples in the land of peace initiatives from a gender perspective , which are also relevant for the other four communities . All these communities are well represented in the Rotterdam area with active ( religious ) self-help organizations . In consultation with the communities and with Oxfam Novib, SPIOR  wants to invite initiatives from the countries of origin ( and the Moroccan community in Syria ) that a working according to a gender perspective, whichmake a valuable contribution to peace and security .
These partners will be invited for one week to the communities in Rotterdam. During this week they will get acquainted with specific elements of the migrant communities in Rotterdam , hold discussions with relevant key people and provide interviews and workshops with the relevant communities. The common topic will be Islam and gender . It will be somewhat dependent on the communities , but the commitment is to conduct workshop for women who are active in the organization , for the young people and for the board of the organization. Enclosed in each case with a meeting with representatives from thesethree sectors , in particular in order to give to the future relations between the host organization and its interpretation and thecommunity in Rotterdam.
The guest week ends with a joint meeting of the various groups within the community , in which the further embedding of the Dutch organization on the agenda . The idea is to set up a commission. Implementation depends on the capabilities and traditions in the respective communities. This committee will maintain future relations with the partner on the theme .
The purpose of the guest week is twofold : firstly, to raise awareness on the gender initiatives, peace and security in their countries of origin and Syria. Secondly to create solidarity on these initiatives in the countries of origin, and to translate into practical stepsthat communities in the Netherlands can take it forward
The committees s in the five communities are then brought into contact witheach other . Besides maintaining contacts with the countries of origin, mutual knowledge sharing  in the Netherlands is an important goal . This exchange should lead to a common toolkit of instruments that migrant communities can contribute to peace and security . The toolkit will be based on the practical work in the project , with particular attention to the institutional embedding in Muslim communities.
The toolkit will be presented at a final meeting in which the five communities share their experiences and communicate to other communities . Also during  this meeting agreement will be reached on further future cooperation .
I+solutions Cameroon Monitoring i+solutions is member of the Universal Access to Female Condoms (UAFC) Joint Programme and responsible for monitoring the UAFC programme in Cameroon. The country liaison officer for the Cameroon UAFC programme is stationed at i+solutions.
The Universal Access to Female condoms runs two country programmes, one of them is Cameroon, where the objective is to sell female condoms at a reduced rate. Condoms are promoted and sold through CBOs,NGOs and specific and general selling points in 5 regions in Cameroon.
Country Office 506609 oxfam Novib Office Right to a sustainable livelihood
 Purpose :
Support the formulation of final version of the oxfam Burundi Country strategy on livelihoods and support PO Aim 1 with the new implementation of the new direction of the Aim 1 programmme by a) identifyingand discussing content proposals for new counterpart, b) adding content and form to the joint Aim 1 programme activities led by Intermon Oxfam

Delivrables :
(1) Oversight, strengths and weaknesses actual counterparts and projectproposals Aim 1
(2) Input, participation in workshop and support in writing final strategy document sustainable livelihoods Burundi
(3) Support to PO with process of identification, content discussions and toolboxe of new Aim 1 partner
Youth Led Peace and Development Project Youth Led Peace and Development Project
This youth led peace and development initiative will help in mainstreaming the youth perspective into policies, programs and strategies that govern and shape the development discourse in the country. While considering youththe future leaders, the project seeks to harness their talent and energies to address the challenges of peace, conflict, poverty, climate change, democratic governance and disaster management being confronted by the country. In addition to thatthe program also seeks to address the problems faced by today#s youth.

RDP plans to  mobilize and engage youth groups for participatory conflict analysis, planning and management of various intervention for conflict transformation and knowledge and awareness of various stakeholdersimproved on conflict transformation through participation in training, public dialogues and networks.
Humanitarian capacity building - IDELA Oxfam Novib came to the conclusion that for humanitarian interventions and interventions with regard to food security in Niger, it always depended on the same, nationally recognized partners. Oxfam Novib also wants to strengthen civil society in Niger and not always necessarily through supporting large organizations. Therefore Oxfam Novib initiated a search for new partners to enrich its partner portfolio in Niger accompanied by a capacity building process on disaster risk reduction for these partners.
The process began with an analysis of the potential added value of Oxfam Novib in the most vulnerable areas of Niger. Subsequently a mapping was carried out of NGOs active in food security and with experience on gender in the regions of Tahoua and Maradi.This mapping of local NGOs and its analysis resulted in the selection of three new NGOs: IDELA and ADKOUL in Tahoua and Maradi and CDR in Maradi.
These  three partners have a lot in common with regard to their interventions at community level concentrating on activities to reduce the risk that a future drought might become a disaster through the reclaiming of arable land,
the setting up of seed banks, the storage of animal fodder, the reconstruction of livestock herds, the drilling of wells and the distribution of improved seeds. In 2010, each partner has contributed to the management of that years food crisis   through the distribution of food and animal fodder.
The overall objective of the capacity building program is to improve the capacity to reduce the risk of a potential disaster at community level in three municipal departments of Tahoua (Abalak, Tchintabaraden and Tahoua) and two departments of Maradi (Guidan Roumji and Madarounfa). This program has three dimensions: seed money for the three partners, capacity building and linking and learning with other partners of Oxfam Novib in Niger.
Oxfam Iraq SLHAP The SLHAP was developed early 2015 through a combined effort from Oxfam affiliates including Novib, Intermon, America, and GB, and is now being implemented in ten countries. In addition in 2016 this will also be implemented in Iraq.
Local humanitarian actors (LHAs - comprised of both LNGOs and local government actors) in Iraq and the KRI rarely receive direct funding from donors, and when they do, usually have little space to claim in the broader humanitarian community in order to voice their agenda andare seen as servicedelivery contractors.

The general objective is to promote strong and empowered local/national humanitarian actors (LHAs) to lead and manage the humanitarian response.

Specific objectives of the SLHAP in Iraq are:
1) assess the humanitarian country capacity, and
2) promote local humanitarian leadership agenda in the current humanitarian response.

Methodology and steps to be taken are:
1. Fresh Analysis: an assessment of both central Iraq and Kurdistan Regional government, in addition to the local NGOs registered in bothentities. The assessments will tentatively take place in five different provinces: Dohuk, Erbil, Kirkuk, Diyala (Khanaqin), and Baghdad.
2. Fresh Analysis Report: will provide a comprehensive snapshot of the LHA s  capacity and proposed objectives towards increased country capacity and recommendations.
3.Validation of findings: validation of findings with stakeholders, finalizing the report for publication, creating space for LHAs to reflect on potential synergies and future actions.
4. Action plan and implementation: LHAs to develop a local leadership agenda and an action plan to promote that agenda.