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Oxfam Great Britain - CO Pakistan Oxfam in Pakistan implements a broad range of work on conflict transformation related issues, including on fair and inclusive access to justice and will take the lead on the implementation of this project.
Men and women in Pakistan are caught between formal and informal justice systems that are ineffective, inaccessible and disconnected from community and individual needs.  Growing frustration amongst Pakistanis on a range of issues, including weak governance, inequality and corruption, is aggravated bya dysfunctional justice system that violates human rights and entrenches marginalisation. This provides space for the growth of violent extremism and militancy, creating the potential for violent conflict.
Through this conflict transformation approach, Oxfam together with Saferworldaim to contribute to an effective justice system that is accessible for all citizens in Pakistan; a system that is gender responsive, accountable and in line with international norms. Oxfam's work in this area focuses on creating linkages between the formal and informal justice systems, and by engaging local communities, low-status groups, women and youth to develop practical solutions for more inclusive justice provision and recommendations for reform in the broader system.
CO-Somalia Joint Response 2022-23 The Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Help a Child, SOS Children’s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed project aims to address the Humanitarian Response Plan objectives of 1.) reducing loss of life for the most severely vulnerable people by decreasing the prevalence of hunger, acute malnutrition, public health threats and outbreaks, and abuse and violence; 2.) sustaining the lives of people requiring humanitarian assistance by ensuring safe, equitable and dignified access to livelihoods and essential services; and 3.) upholding commitments to the centrality of protection across the humanitarian response through protection mainstreaming, accountability to affected populations and monitoring of the protection environment. The Joint Response for Somalia will address the needs of the affected population in the sectors of WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.
CO- WASH Innovation CDI- desalination Under the Saving Lives Now and in the Future change goal programming in oPTI, Oxfam has an exemplary record of contributing to the WASH sector and participates in the protection cluster in Gaza. Oxfam maintains active participation in the WASH cluster bythe full engagement and through enhancing information sharing in all WASH working groups. Oxfam leads the Hygiene Promotion Working Group, Coleads the Drinking Water Quality Monitoring Working Group and as a WASH emergency focal point for the Gaza city area. Oxfam worked with WASH Cluster, PWA, and other partners through ECHO funded project to lead the implementation of WASH cluster roadmap in addition to developing of WASH guidelines in designated emergency shelters (DES) and urban displacement Oxfam has developed systems which can rapidly be scaled up during the first phase of emergencies, and continues to build and improve on these systems. Moving forward, Oxfam's expanding development portfolio has provided successful opportunities for increasing linkages from relief to recovery to sustainable development in Gaza.
Following the Desalination review and roadmap, which highlighted the potential of capacitive deionisation (CDI), GHT has engaged with an industrial partner and pioneer of CDI technology (Idropan) which has given a better understandingof the current limitations of CDI.  Idropan is reluctant to deploy a CDI unit where the water quality exceeds 1,200-1,500ppm total dissolved solids (TDS).  This is significantly lower that the upper limit (3,500ppm) stated within the Roadmap report and it therefore limits the range of suitable sites.  As part of this engagement, Idropan has identified efficiency improvements that could be made to existing RO treatment plants in Gaza by improving pre-treatment, specifically targeting water sources where alkalinity is high
Climate Tracker In this project we will build a network of professional local story producers in 6 regions of the world who are willing and able tosupport Oxfam and our partners in creating stories 4 change. In the coming decade we expect to especially need stories on climate change, economic, gender (in)equality and systemic injustice, to show that change is needed and possible. By producing it in cocreation and with local producers, we will avoid the pitfalls of our traditional and neo-colonial biases: victimizing instead of empowering, charity instead of activism, patriarchal instead of feminist, listening instead of telling.
In this project we will explore and pilot with 6 local partners how we can build a story detecting, production and telling system that does honor to our mission and vision, is strengthening our partners in their work and builds towards a local professional network that can support civil society in the countries we work in. 
Objectives and results:
• Increase awareness and mutual understanding of the importance of storytelling forfundraising, brand and advocacy purposes.  
• Facilitate and support detecting the stories, results and epic fights that have the potential to resonate with large global audiences.
• Reflect together on the do’s and don’ts coming from local culture, neocolonialist presumptions and context driven focusses. 
• Identify the stories that challenge the existing discourse and advocate for change.
•Develop and implement an educational program for at least selected participants per course/year
• Cocreate and produce 12 relevant multi media stories that adhere to Oxfam quality  and ethical policies.
South Sudan: Access to safe water Expected impact:
Through a WASH and EFSVL multi-sectoral approach,  the project beneficiaries who are at WASH severity level 4/5 and Global Acute Malnutrition (GAM)rate >15 as per the 2021 Humanitarian Response Strategy will  have improved access  to  safe  water, hygiene  and  sanitation  practices as  well  as  access  to  the production of vegetable gardens and tree nurseries using water from newly drilled boreholes.
Activities:
i. Provision  of new  water  sources  using  Oxfam drilling  rig:  Drilling,construction,  solarizing  and installation of water storageand distribution systems in Pibor to target the community and Oxfam field office. The use of Oxfam drilling equipment,which is currently in Lankien, NyirolCounty will be considered to reduce the cost of drilling comparative to use of private drilling firms
ii. Enhance  WASH  governance through  establishment  and  capacity  building/refresh  of  WASH structures such as WMCs, school hygieneclubs, community pump/solar mechanics and CHPs to ensure sustainability of WASH services inthe community
iii. Through  a community participatory  approach,  design  and  scale  the use  of context-specific household latrines  using local  artisans  and locally  available  materials  (a sanitation  marketing approach can be used)
iv. Hygiene  promotionand  awareness  raising  sessions focusing  on  foodhygiene,  handhygiene (proper hand washing practices) and domestic hygiene (HHWTS and safe excreta disposal)
v. Procurement  and distribution  of  Vegetable  Kits:  Using  water  from  the  constructed boreholes, Oxfam’s FSL team will identify, train and support groups of farmers to practice vegetable farming using wastewater from the drilled boreholes.
CO-DANIDA STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP 2022-202 The objective of the DANIDA SP II is a peaceful, gender and climate just society which upholds human rights in Uganda. The TOC describes how DANIDA SP II will support the displacement affected communities to move from the current situation to the desiredstate, wherein more adolescents, women and young people in West Nile live in cohesive communities,  have equitable and inclusive access to quality basic services incl. education, livelihood opportunities and are protected from violence and neglect as wellclimate change impacts.

If we apply a triple nexus approach that strengthens systems and local institutions as well as the capacity and role of localactors (CSOs, RLOs, crisis affected and vulnerable communities) to advocate and participate in decision making processes and If we at the same time build their technical capacity in conflict mediation, taxation and budgeting, human rights, gender, humanitarian response and climate issues, livelihoods and education; If we work with the education and livelihood sectors and actors in raising thequality of services, ensure linkages to markets and greening of skills in a gender inclusive and transformative way;

Then women, youth and the crisis affected and vulnerable communities are empowered to stand upfor themselves, their families and communities and are able to hold governments and duty bearers to account on issues related to human rights, humanitarian response, public spending, basic services and climate; Then the social fabric in communities is strengthened leading to greater social cohesion and peaceful coexistence with fewer disputes and conflicts; Then women and youth have increasingly resilient and strong livelihoods enabling them to provide for their households and crisis and climate affectedcommunities incl. the education and livelihoods sector will take stepstowards a green transition providing green and sustainable livelihood options in a more gender just way.

Because we assume that working through a nexus approach addresses immediateneeds whilst creating lasting changes; Because once empowered civil society, womenand youth will be powerful agents of change understanding and able to address issues affecting their communities and because the greening of skills needs addressing at both household as well as system level.
NG CEFSAN-Centre for human rights and so Marketplace concerts: Markets bring a large number of people together from various communities to engage in buying and selling of commodities as well as social exchanges. Marketplace, therefore, could provide a platform to raise awareness and sensitize alarge number of community members about the dangers of electoral violence. Partner organisation, therefore, proposes to capitalize on this opportunity and organize marketplace concerts showcasing the local artists that were earlier engaged to develop theunity songs. The activity intends to target the local youths, women and men at the marketplace.
 Marketplace concerts: Markets bring a large number of people together from various communities to engage in buying and selling of commodities as well as social exchanges. Marketplace, therefore, could provide a platform to raise awareness and sensitize a large number of community members about the dangers of electoral violence. Partner organisation, therefore, proposes to capitalize on this opportunity and organize marketplace concerts showcasingthe local artists that were earlier engaged to develop the unity songs. The activity intends to target the local youths, women and men at the marketplace.
 Marketplace concerts: Markets bring a large number of peopletogether from various communities to engage in buying and selling of commodities as well as social exchanges. Marketplace, therefore, could provide a platform to raise awareness and sensitize a large number of community members about the dangers of electoral violence. Partner organisation, therefore, proposes to capitalize on this opportunity and organize marketplace concerts showcasing the local artists that were earlier engaged to develop the unity songs. The activity intends to target the local youths,women and men at the marketplace.
 Marketplace concerts: Markets bring a large number of people together from various communities to engage in buying and selling of commodities as well as social exchanges. Marketplace, therefore, could provide a platformto raise awareness and sensitize a large number of community members about the dangers of electoral violence. Partner organisation, therefore, proposes to capitalize on this opportunity and organize marketplace concerts showcasing the local artists thatwere earlier engaged to develop the unity songs. The activity intends to target the local youths, women and men at the marketplace.
 Marketplace concerts: Markets bring a large number of people together from various communities to engage in buying and selling of commodities as well as social exchanges. Marketplace, therefore, could provide a platform to raise awareness and sensitize a large number of community members about the dangers of electoral violence. Partner organisation, therefore, proposes tocapitalize on this opportunity and organize marketplace concerts showcasing the local artists that were earlier engaged to develop the unity songs. The activity intends to target the local youths, women and men at the marketplace.
HO-Story gathering project Co-create a story telling training course with partner to strengthen the capacity of local storytellers in both practical skills (writing, audiovisual specialisms) as theoretical framework.
SYO#Mobilize Empower Actualize Transform Mobilize Empower Actualize Transform (MEAT)  works towards promoting increased peaceful inclusion of youth in political processes in the forth coming Kenyan general election in 2022 so as to ensure that they have greater participation in decision making roles which have a large impact in their lives. Stretcher's Youth Organisation will achieve this by empowering the youth on the importance ofparticipating in electoral processes, as well as equipping them with the skills and tools to effectively navigatethese political processes, conducting campaign encouraging public discussions about youth participation in political affairs both online and offline. They will also have youth dialogues at the grass-root level and hope to see youths coming out in large numbers peacefully exercise their civic rights as voters and political candidates in the forthcoming election.
Sida Fair Finance Peru 24 27 Oxfam Peru The priority themes for Finanzas con Derechos, the Fair Finance coalition in Peru are human rights, climate change, transparency and accountability and gender. The coalition will focus on oil and gas, mining, agriculture, and climate finance. The targets are the FIs financing companies in the priority sectors, including the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB). The Peruvian coalition is part of the Civil Society Platform on Business and Human Rights. The creation of Finanzas con Derechos is a valuable addition to the Platform as it strengthens its capacity and allows it to broaden its advocacy work to FIs.
Many oil spills are still happening in the Peruvian Amazon and a major oil disaster polluted the coast in 2022. Fair Finance Peru has been engaging with Dutch and Swedish investors in the oil company Repsol, in order to speed up the cleaning process and compensation for the victims.

Fair Finance Peru seeks to influence oil and mining companies to change practices that respect human rights and environmental standards. Given that Peru is one of the largest producers of copper, a crucial mineral for electrification which is needed for the energy transition, the mining work relates to mineral exploration, which is in turn connected to the JET. FF Peru will promote mechanisms to prevent and addressthe impacts on communities and the ecosystem, while influencing investors to promote better practices in the mining and oil industry.
FF Peru will promote public dialogue on (1) Banks’ policies linked to extractive sector to incorporate social, environmental, andhuman rights standards, and (2) IADB climate finance in the Amazon. The Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) has endorsed climatecommitments and is supporting development projects in the Amazon. In this context, it is important to ensure social and environmental safeguards in IADBs projects and promote funding for the local and indigenous communities fight for climate justice in the Amazon. The work on IADB will be in synergy with the coalitions in Bolivia and Colombia. Trainings will be held to strengthen knowledge ofcorporate investors and financial flows, with an advocacy component on FIs. Also support and training will be provided for CBOs to attend meetings to amplify their voice, to coordinate advocacy strategies and strengthen their internal organization.
ROTAB, Findout & get proper compensation The project aims to improve transparency in oil governance in Niger, it will allow citizens to be informed and to participate in oil management at both national and local levels. Secondly, the project aims to contribute to a better management of oil revenues for the happiness of the population in general and particularly the young and the elderly. ROTAB intends to contribute to the promotion of the rights of the populations living along the Niger-Benin pipeline through proximity support and citizen participation, particularly the young and the elderly, to better benefit from the presence of this work, through
• The creation of a citizen's center for research and monitoring of the management of the oil fallout,
• The organization of an advocacy campaignto ensure that the compensation of rightsholders is effective,
• Improving the living conditions of rightsholders in relation to the presence of the pipeline to better defend their rights,
• Local supervision of the rights holders for a rational use ofthe funds received as compensation. Through this project ROTAB wants to involve the rights holders to fully enjoy the benefits and face the harms related to the exploitationand transport of oil.
Inequality for Economic Justice in Food The program aims (Outcome to strengthen 1,000women and youth (18-35 years old) from rural communities in theof Diffa, Maradi and Zinder in Niger so that they become resilient economicbecome resilient economic actors in the agroforestry valuevalue chains in the Diffa, Maradi, and Zinder regions of Niger to become resilient economic actors in sustainable and equitable agro-silvopastoral value chains.Program Outline 2022-2026 - Final Version - November 202013through secure access to factors of production and the assertion oftheir rights in a structurally fragile context.fragile context. The program 1) strengthens and promotes the resilience of womenand young producers to recurrent shocks through the application of agro-ecologythrough the application of agro-ecology and the establishment of supportsupport mechanisms for the most vulnerable; 2) strengthens the participation ofparticipation of women and youth in alllinks of the agroforestryof agroforestry value chains, including "local milk" andlocal milk" and "Non-timber forest products (NTFPs)", among othersthrough the establishment of agricultural microenterprises; 3) strengthens the leadership of women andleadership of women and youth at the community level incommunity level in the management of natural resourcesand 4) promotes the consideration of their concerns in political4) promotes the inclusion of their concerns in policy advocacy work at the localnational and sub-regionallevels for a sustainable agricultural system, thesystem, promotion of agricultural entrepreneurship and equitable access toaccess to productive resources. The interventiondirectly involves 3 local NGO partners, as well as 3collaborations. The target groups are 500 women, 255 young womenwomen and 245 young men in the agroforestry value chainsagroforestry value chains directly affected. 7,000 people willwill benefit from the outputs and effects of the project (including 3,510women). These are women and young farmers, as well as members of theirand members of their households, as well as the staff of the threeof the three partners, local elected officials, members of local landand village chiefs; target of technical and organizational capacity building.technical and organizational capacities.
CO-AECID HUMANITAIRE Integrated response to the urgent priority needs of internally displaced people and hosts affected by the security and climate crises in Diffa, Niger.
Niger and the HRP 2023, the aim of the project is to meet the priority needs of women and men affectedby the security and climate crises, by improving food and nutritional security and strengthening people's ability to protect themselves in theDiffa region of Niger. The 16-month project will be implemented by Oxfam and Garkua in the communes of Bosso andToumour (Bosso department) and will target a total of 15,000 people (9,000 women and 6,000 men). Through this project, Oxfam and Garkua hope to generate the following positive impacts on the people of the Diffa region: 1) Strengthen food and nutritionalsecurity for 12,500 people (7,500 women and 5,000 men); 2) Improve access to community protection services for 2,500 people (1,500 women and 1,000 men).
Restoring of the WASH infrastructure PEF has substantial experience in designing and overseeing the implementation of technical water and environmental infrastructure -and will lead on overseeing the hard and soft component of the action, working closely with the Oxfam.
PEF has substantial experience in community mobilisation, hygiene promotion, and mass media campaigns in addition to designing and overseeing the implementationof water and environmental projects - and will lead on implementing the community mobilization actions and rehabilitation and general maintenance of the WASH  facilities
QBWU-Rights to a healthy environment Quang Binh Women’s Union, in collaboration with the Quang Binh Women Development Fund, proposed solutions to contribute to solve the problem of women, children and ethnic minorities’ right to live in a healthy environment in the area of Truong Xuan and Van Ninh communes, Quang Ninh district. The local people are currently suffering from serious air and noise pollution from mining activities in quarries and cement factories. Businesses are violating prohibited acts in environmental protection activities.
The proposed initiative desires to raise the voice of people, engage the authorities to support people to protect their rights, and face up with unresolved environmental pollution problems, contribute to pollution treatment and environmental restoration.The project aims to raise awareness and understanding of the Law on environmental protection through communication to change individual and group behavior, contributing to improve the ability to tackle as well as how to protect yourself against environmental hazards, mitigate the risks of air and noise pollution, ensure the exercise of the right to live in a healthy environment. Project output is expected that: raising awareness of at least 1,500 people; providing legal assistance for 50 people; providinglegal support for 10 people and 02 people willbe represented in court (if any).