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The Ethiopia Investment Advisory Facility (EIAF) Phase II Programme The programme aim to provide flexible, demand-led technical assistance to Government of Ethiopia ministries, agencies and state-owned enterprises in order to enhance the effectiveness of public investments and improve the enabling environment for exporters. By providing technical expertise and capacity building in the areas of public investment management; industrial parks and their supporting infrastructure; and trade logistics, EIAF II aims to contribute to outward oriented, manufacturing led, sustainable and inclusive growth in Ethiopia.
Conflict Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) contribution to the Lebanon Municipal Services Programme This activity (Conflict Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) contribution to the Lebanon Municipal Services Programme ) is a component of Lebanon Municipal Services Programme Phase 3 reported by FCDO and a budget of £11,031,149.This project benefits LEBANON.And works in the following sector(s): Rural development, Urban development and management.
UK Emergency Medical Team deployment for Malawi Cholera outbreak Project to fund UK Emergency Medical Team deployment for Malawi Cholera outbreak
Shell Foundation (SIIMA) ICF This activity (Shell Foundation (SIIMA) ICF ) is a component of Strengthening Impact Investment Markets for Agriculture (SIIMA) reported by FCDO and a budget of £9,467,999.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Agricultural research.
Civil Society Support To enable civil society to hold the government of Tanzania accountable for their actions and decisions
Monitoring Evaluation and Learning This activity (Monitoring Evaluation and Learning) is a component of Building Resilience and Addressing Vulnerability to Emergencies (BRAVE) reported by FCDO and a budget of £6,941,976.This project benefits PAKISTAN.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
**HERA MIGRATION**  National Crime Agency capacity on international illicit finance This activity (**HERA MIGRATION**  National Crime Agency capacity on international illicit finance) is a component of Tackling Illicit Finance Globally TIFiG reported by FCDO and a budget of £982,599.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Anti-corruption organisations and institutions.
Home Office funding through CSSF SOC Portfolio to the Intergovernmental Forum for Mining, Minerals, Metal and Sustainable Development for their pilot project on 'Artisanal Gold Mining and Illicit Financial Flows in West Africa'. This activity (Home Office funding through CSSF SOC Portfolio to the Intergovernmental Forum for Mining, Minerals, Metal and Sustainable Development for their pilot project on 'Artisanal Gold Mining and Illicit Financial Flows in West Africa'.  ) is a component of Regional and International Tax Initiatives (RITI)  reported by FCDO and a budget of £140,104.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Domestic revenue mobilisation.
Research on capital flight , to inform the Coalition for Climate Resilient Investment This activity (Research on capital flight , to inform the Coalition for Climate Resilient Investment ) is a component of Delivering ambition of the United Nations Secretary General’s Climate Summit 2019 to  reported by FCDO and a budget of £101,055.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
Support Implementation of the NGO Commitments on Safeguarding This activity (Support Implementation of the NGO Commitments on Safeguarding) is a component of Safeguarding Innovation and Engagement Programme Fund   reported by FCDO and a budget of £62,346.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Ending violence against women and girls.
Ghana Revenue Programme To support reform of Ghana’s domestic revenue collection, including  strengthening  accountability mechanisms and providing the foundation for long term sustainable revenue generation.
Commonwealth Standards Network - Delivery of Programme Costs (DFID Funded) This activity (Commonwealth Standards Network - Delivery of Programme Costs (DFID Funded)) is a component of Commonwealth Standards Network reported by FCDO and a budget of £2,150,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Trade education/training, Regional trade agreements (RTAs), Trade policy and administrative management, Multilateral trade negotiations, Trade facilitation.
Met Office - WISER Asia Pacific – Weather and Climate Information Services for Asia Pacific To improve quality, access, and use of Weather and Climate Information Services (WCIS) to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable people in ODA-eligible countries across the Asia Pacific region. This is implemented under four themes (a) Improve capability of information providers (Met Offices, Line Ministries, Disaster Agencies, etc) to disseminate WCIS (b) Support regional coordination (c) improve generation and communication of Impact Based Forecasting (IBF) to vulnerable communities and sectors and (d) Enhance integration of Weather and Climate Information Services (WCIS) into regional, national and sub-national climate adaptation policy and actions.
Improving the livelihood and income of the most vulnerable conflict affected people in Teso, North East Uganda To reduce poverty and hunger of vulnerable returnees from IDP camps in Teso sub-region through the distribution of agricultural/livestock inputs and delivery of training on appropriate and environmentally sustainable technology.  Livelihood security will be increased through training on income diversification and provision of seed capital for start up businesses.;
Healthy Village Programme The Healthy Village Programme in Ethiopia aims to set the basis for all children under 2 to be well-nourished and thereby able to reach their full potential. Max Foundation and Plan International aim to reduce stunting and water- and faecal-borne diseases in a sustainable manner by combining improved food and nutrition security with better water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). This means facilitating access to nutritious food and make sure that people have a diverse diet, improved sanitation, safe drinking water, and good hygiene practices and products. Many Programme elements link to maternal and child health, such as exclusive and complementary breastfeeding, ensuring pre- and post-natal care for mothers. Activities will include facilitation, capacity building and technical support to actors in WASH, nutrition and primary healthcare services.
Right2Grow Global The Right to Grow – Power of Voices partnership which aims to set the basis for all children under 5 to be well-nourished and thereby able to reach their full potential. Max Foundation Bangladesh is the Bangladesh country lead in the Right to Grow partnership and besides the consortium coordination Max Foundation will, together with local partners, strengthen CSO’s capacity in their grassroots advocacy efforts towards ensuring that the voices and needs of especially children under 5 are heard. Activities will include facilitation, capacity building and technical support to the actors in WASH, nutrition, and primary healthcare in communities.
Right2Grow The Right to Grow – Power of Voices partnership which aims to set the basis for all children under 5 to be well-nourished and thereby able to reach their full potential. Max Foundation Bangladesh is the Bangladesh country lead in the Right to Grow partnership and besides the consortium coordination Max Foundation will, together with local partners, strengthen CSO’s capacity in their grassroots advocacy efforts towards ensuring that the voices and needs of especially children under 5 are heard. Activities will include facilitation, capacity building and technical support to the actors in WASH, nutrition, and primary healthcare in communities.
Max Nutri-WASH Max Nutri-WASH is an integrated programme that continues to put WASH at the heart of community-led efforts to reduce levels of diarrhoea and other water-and faecal-borne diseases to contribute and better child health, towards ending infant and child deaths. The programme will work with communities, local government, local entrepreneurs and partners in the South Coastal areas of Bangladesh to achieve sustainable access to safe water, hygienic sanitation and good hygiene practices for all in the programme areas. Max Nutri-WASH adopts a community-led development approach, which shifts the focus from grant dependency towards one where communities can access flexible funding that contributes to overall community wellbeing. Through capacity building, advice and funding, Max Nutri-WASH will create an enabling environment in which changes led by the community are supported by local government and partners with a view to embedding changes that endure when the programme ends.
Building Water Business The Building Water Business (BWB) programme aims to to empower male and female entrepreneurs and strengthen business solutions that provide safe water and adequate sanitation to underserved populations, and to reinforce and create new Healthy Villages in Patuakhali and Khulna zones. We aim to reach this through creating an empowered and aware customer base willing to invest in affordable and safe water and sanitation products and services; strengthening entrepreneurs to increase supply (and use) of safely managed water and sanitation products and services; improving the enabling environment for business solutions; and share knowledge on new technologies. More than half of people in the target communities are considered most vulnerable, or do not yet have sufficient access to safely managed water and sanitation services. The Building Water Business Programme will build on the lessons learned and results of the Max Nutri-WASH Programme (2016-2021, EKN-funded programme) and piped water supply schemes built under other programmes.
FY 15 Economic Support Funds for Ukraine To support implementation of WTO requirements, promotion of trade liberalization and intellectual property rights in Ukraine
Special American Business Internship Training (SABIT) Program - Unspecified Activities The SABIT Program receives foreign assistance funds directly through interagency transfers and interagency reimbursable agreements, in which the extending agency is responsible for obligating the foreign assistance funds. The SABIT program office is responsible to expend the funds on goods and services through various DOC procurement mechanisms. The funds are not used for grants or awards to other entities. The data requested for awards are the total amounts of the transfers and reimbursable agreements. The transactions reported are the programs expenditures on goods and services to implement the program.
MOU between USAID and DOC to Transfer Funds under section 632a of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 in Support of CLDP Programs in Ukraine Funds provided to carry out trade liberalization modernization activities and promote intellectual property rights in Ukraine
FY 15 Economic Support Funds for Ukraine Support implementation of WTO requirements, promotion of trade liberalization and intellectual property rights in Ukraine
FY 13 Economic Support Funds for Ukraine Provide resident WTO Advisors to assist Ukriane in meeting its rights and obligations as a member of the WTO and develop its newly formed International Trade Office
Operational Plan -  Actions in Advocacy, Campaigning and Visibility PPEC Brazil This project's objectives are to foster and support activities such as commissioning research and data analyses; outsourcing media and communication services; organizing public events; supporting capacity -building initiatives; and funding innovative projects.  It seeks to optimize the operational resources available to the Programme for the Promotion of Equality in Cities in light of Oxfam GB's new emphasis on Advocacy and Campaigning activities in Brazil.  It will be the basis of an Operational Plan aimed at scaling up partners' influence, increasing the impacts of Oxfam GB's work. and raising its visibility in the country.
Empowering CSO Networks in an Unequal Multi-Polar World - Brasil The project aims to consolidate a broad -based networks to bring together different sectors and thematic expertise and strengthen advocacy capacity and impact so that policy -making processes in national and global institutions take into account the needs of the poor and marginalized. Capacity building and advocacy training activities from this project aim to develop formal and organized nation -wide structures to advocate on poverty and inequality issues, to network, learn and participate in global agendas.
Strengthening Urban Programming through Action Learning This meta -project makes possible that PPEC's partners, projects, activities, and results can serve as subsidy for action learning initiatives accross Oxfam.  Just recently the fact that most humankind, and most poor people, live in cities has really grasped people's attention, which has stirred debates around development programes and posed challenges to organizations such as Oxfam.  Since Brazil holds the distinction of being the only country in which Oxfam has a programme solely focused to urban inequalities, it seems to be strategically placed to foster critical analysis and learning exchanging activities around urban programming.
Right to City: a focus on Adaptation/Disaster Risk Reduction in Brazil Oxfam aims to define and implement a humanitarian advocacy and DRR/ ARR project in its Program for Promotion of Equality in Cities (PPEC) P00698. Initially the project will involve a limited number of partners and communities at risky urban areas occupied by poor and vulnerable families. The main outcome will be the increase of humanitarian skills / abilities of Brazilian civil society organisations to influence the Brazilian government, making it more operational and present in relation to the impacts of disasters that hit the poorest Brazilian people, incorporating effective Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction approaches in policies.
Development in Brazil's North and Northeast Regions: National Urban Policies The project deals with poverty in  peri -urban municipalities in Brazil, commonly defined as cities undergoing rural -urban transition processes in which land use gets interspersed. The project seeks to affect poor people's lives by advocating participatory, gender -inclusive, rights -based and pro -poor urban policymaking and management in small - and mid -sized cities in the states of Bahia and Maranhão (both in the Northeast Region) and Pará (in the Eastern Amazon part of Brazil's North Region), notably in the city of Belterra. The project is jointly funded by the EU programme `Non -state Actors and Local Authorities in Development` and Oxfam.
OGB PA contribution to Oxfam Brazil - FY 2019 Oxfam Brazil will implement the discretionary funding as agreed and described in the investment lines and budgets indicated in Schedule 7. Oxfam Brazil will produce the data required for mid -term review of OGB budget implementation as described in Schedule 9 Reporting Schedule.
Racial Equality in Urban Areas - PPEC Brazil The "Project Racial Equality in Urban Areas" is a key strategy for achieving the impact  expected by the PIP P00698. Its main objective is to stimulate innovative ideas to generate greater social awareness of racial inequalities in urban areas, crossing to the gender dimension. It will support initiatives that promote the rights of african -Brazilian populations to be heard in order to disseminate their views, analysis, proposals and demands. The project will support the strengthening of leadership in advocacy's organizations of these segments and stimulate the formation of coalitions with other political actors of the urban question.
Women and the Right to the City - PPEC Brazil The project "Women and the Right to the City" is a fundamental part of the approach proposed by the Program for Promotion of Equality in Cities. It aims to put poor urban women as a core of their activities, especially as agents and beneficiaries of the actions of Advocacy and Campaigns work. The main objectives of project are: a) To promote greater understanding and learning about the impacts of urban inequalities in the lives of poor women and their autonomy and political participation and b) To support partners of Oxfam GB on building an agenda focused on women and their right to the city.
Housing for families residing in buildings renovated in São Paulo, Brazil Contribute to a housing policy for the central areas with a focus on sectors with lower income and for dialogue with government agencies at the local, state and federal levels. This will be done through evaluation of housing projects in central areas by civil society organizations and beneficiaries; emphasis on improvements in human and social development of families residing in buildings renovated; identification of public services for families in renovated buildings; evaluation of support in the social area for these families; and further support for movement of housing in central areas.
Operational Support for GROW Campaign in Brazil OI works with partners & allies to face poverty & inequality on the framework of GROW campaign. This is an Operational Project to provide resourses for activities planned directly by us. GROW in Brazil prioritizes 2 global obj (Obj. 1) movement building & (Obj. 4) investments in productivity, resilience & sustainability of small food producers, especially women. It will also respond reactively & in a timely way to all global campaign objectives, especially among BRICSAM countries & Latin American region (but not ignoring Brazil's growing influence in Africa). It will connect where appropriate to the work of different affiliates in Brazil
Brazil and the G-20 To develop a study to systematize and deepen the discussions of G -20 amongst social movements' and NGO's activists and to help the involved sectors in taking positions on the discussions. The central idea is to carry out this study as a REBRIP´s working document.  REBRIP is a Brazilian Network for the Integration of Peoples.    This project aims to allocate the contribution from Oxfam Netherlands in a total of USD 11,000  The G -20 research total budget of USD 22,000 will be co -funded by OGB and ONL with 50% from each one. OGB's contribuition was allocated in the project CADA33
CIMO-funded internship in UNDP Internship, UNDP Sustainable Development and Report team in Brazil
Look what happened ? Human rights grievance mechanisms in Finnish companies Kuinkas sitten kävi? ? ihmisoikeusloukkauksia korjaavat toimenpiteet suomalaisyritysten toiminnassa Project focuses on Finnish companies grievance mechanisms that are an essential part of the UN Guiding Principles' third Remedy pilar. Project disseminates information on how Finnish companies have used grievance mechanism and how these mechanisms have res
ulted in improved labor conditions in global south. The project will give further recommendations to the companies and educate other companies on best practices. In addition to research media work and dialogue with individual companies the project will arr
ange educational events to Finnish business and business associations.  With the help of these events project will share know-how on how to address human rights risks and remedy situations in which human rights violations have already occured. Hankkeen tavoitteena on seurata ja tehdä näkyväksi Finnwatchin vuosina 2013 ja 2014 toteuttamien tutkimushankkeiden vaikutuksia suomalaisyritysten toiminnassa ja työntekijöiden arjessa globaalissa etelässä. Hankkeessa toteutetaan kattavat seurantara
portit kolmesta Finnwatchin aiemmin julkaisemasta raportista jotka nostivat esiin vakavia ongelmia suomalaisyritysten alihankintaketjuissa globaalissa etelässä. Kolme raporttia ovat: Viidakon lait palmuöljytuotannossa (2014) Suomalaisten design-tuotteid
en vastuullisuus (2013) ja Kaupan omien merkkien vastuullisuus (Halvalla on hintansa/Ojasta allikkoon 2013/2014).Seurantaraporttien kautta hanke keskittyy tarkastelemaan suomalaisyrityksillä käytössä olevia korjaavia mekanismeja jotka liittyvät keskei
senä osana YK:n liike-elämää ja ihmisoikeuksia koskevien periaatteiden kolmanteen Remedy-pilariin. Hanke jakaa tietoa suomalaisyritysten tekemistä korjaavista toimenpiteistä ja toimenpiteiden tuloksista työntekijöiden arjessa antaa suosituksia korj
aavien toimenpiteiden kehittämiseen sekä jakaa parhaita käytäntöjä eteenpäin muille yrityksille. Tutkimuksen mediatyön ja yrityskohtaisten vuoropuhelujen lisäksi hankkeessa järjestetään koulutustilaisuuksia yritysten alakohtaisille etujärjest
öille. Tilaisuuksien kautta tietotaitoa alihankintaketjun ihmisoikeusriskeihin vastaamisesta ja korjaamisesta levitetään isommalle joukolle yrityksiä.Hanke vastaa neljään Finnwatchissa identifioituun kehityskohteeseen: 1) hanke pyrkii kertomaan hyvi
ä uutisia yritysten aikaan saamista positiivisista muutoksista 2) hanke lisää Finnwatchin tekemän työn pitkäjänteisyyttä 3) hanke syventää vuoropuhelua tutkittavien yritysten kanssa sekä 4) jakaa parhaita käytäntöjä yrityksille jo ennen kuin
 niiden toiminnasta on löytynyt epäkohtia.
F.a: South Asian Dialogues on Ecological Democracy (SADED) The project is implemented by Plan Finland with the following partners for different actions: the Winyls band, schools, Plan Vietnam, YACAN, Trade Union of Education PlanGlobalSchool aims at strengthened skills and knowledge of children, young people and e
ducation professionals in Finland on children’s rights and development, for them to be able to engage themselves as active global citizens.
F.a: Movement of Those Affected by Megaprojects The project aims to increase the mozambican peasant communities’ capacity to defend their rights and natural resources against the impacts of mining and agribusiness mega projects, as well as unite the communities into a bigger movement. The project cons
ists of local level debate and training workshops on advocacy and campaigning, as well as of exchange of experiences between local communities. Injustice caused by mega projects and public policies supporting them are documented and published. ADECRU is st
rengthened institutionally and networking on national and international level is done through joint campaigning. The project benefits in particular peasant communities threathened by mining and agribusiness mega projects. Acção Académica para o Desenvol
vimento das Comunidades Rurais (ADECRU) was founded by students in 2007, and registered officially in 2009. It promotes rural communities' comprehensive development based on sovereignty, solidarity and justice. ADECRU's objectives include building of socia
l movement through strengthening itself institutionally, influence on public decision-making regarding rural communities, fight for rural communities' collective rights on natural resources, land and culture and strengthen the visibility of youth's and wom
en's priorities in national development programmes. ADECRU has no paid staff. It has 40 members and in addition approximately 60 activists mostly working in rural provinces.