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Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo Hargeisa International Bookfair  is a yearly initiative is the main cultural event in Somaliland and one of the largest public celebrations of books in East Africa with an attendance of about 10,000 people. Every July-August, HIBF brings writers, poets, artists and thinkers from Somaliland and from all over the world to share and discuss their art and literary productions with the audience. In addition as part of the Moving Library tour, RCF donated an initial start up stock of books to each city the book tour visits and pledge to donate even more books in each city once a public library is established. This year, the bookfair will be bringing writersfrom Malawi with participation from Puntland and South Central Somalia. They will also launch the Hargeisa Cultural Centre on 8th August 2014 (this is set up and supported by EC funding that they received with Rift Valley Institute). Oxfam will be partnering withRed Sea Online who have been supporting the Hargeisa Book festival since 2009.
Partner support In country implementation temporary support is being recruited to support development of programs, support partners in programming and finances
Community Empowerment AEC is a Cambodian non-governmental organization that works at local level in cooperation with local authorities, relevant NGOs, and especially the communities with the focus on land and natural resources rights advocacies for the causes of community, particularly women and youth groups.

AEC is now in the 4th year of its strategic plan implementation (Jul 2010- Jun 2015) and it will still continue to work in the same 15 core communities/villages in the same six communes in three districts: Boribor andTeuk Phos districts in Kampong Chhnang and Krakor district in Pursat province. AEC will also still work in the same 25 neighboring non-core communities until 2014. Most of core and non-core villages lie within th Pheapimex company (over 300,000 hectares),which is still very hot and cause a lots of problem to communities. However, AEC is going to phase out 5 core-villages and also identify 5 new core-villages in 2014.
Culture for Democracy, Edutainment - AEC The project is part of promoting cultural expressions that promote diversity , intercultural dialogue and cultural and human rightsin the context of reconciliation, conflict resolution and democratization and contributes to increase the role and place of women and young people, as citizens , in a supportive and respectful democratic, open , human rights and cultural diversity. Through activities relating to: the awareness and capacity of cultural actors , the media and civil society on the need to promote human rights , intercultural dialogue and attitudes / practices through antidiscrimination cultural expressions; cooperation between cultural operators , media, professionals in education and civil society in the field of production and dissemination of diversified cultural content, tailored to the national context and ensuring the promotion of human rights and the fight against all forms of discrimination based on ethnicity, gender, religious, etc. . As part of this action , Oxfam Novib and its partners, Alternative Spaces Citizens (AEC) and African Youth Foundation ( AFJ ) intend to use the edutainment (Education - Entertainment) as a means of creating a dynamic change to a democratic society that respects human rights and cultural diversity, with special emphasis on the role and place of womenand young people as citizens. This action is based on the experience accumulated over ten years by Oxfam Novib, the quiadéveloppé of Edutainment programs in different countries , in collaboration with culturalactors, civil society and the media .
The Edutainment is a communication strategy that aims to bring about changes in attitudes, behaviors and beliefs about complex subjects such as values  and gender-specific norms, social roles, and also the participation of youth and women, in civic life . The Edutainment uses andvalues  formesd various cultural expression , from radio and television series and serials , musical videos and computer games , not to mention comics and street theater . This strategy combines cultural and mobilisationsociale expressions.
CCM Sofala Drought Emergency Response CCM - Christian Council of Mozambique is an ecumenical organization and humanitarian, founded by Protestant Churches and the Evangelical Missionary Association in 1948, with the purpose of developing the ecumenical movement within Protestantism as a result of a more effective coordination of the work of different churches and the need to give voice to those who had no voice in the colonial period, during which the Protestant churches were marginalized, giving it greater privilege to Catholics, it did CCMarise. At country level, the CCM brings together 24 churches and two Associations. This organization has the main office in Maputo and a representation in each of the ten provinces of Mozambique. The CCM has a long history of activism for peace and harmony among Mozambicans, particularly during and after the comprehensive peace agreement, signed in 1994, helping the most disadvantaged, and gives voice to those who govern pay attention to your needs. Advocacy and lobbying for social justice, etc.
The Christian Council of Mozambique - Sofala,is one of ten provincial delegations and works in Sofala Province since 1988, bringing 16 churches and a Bible Society.
CCM - Sofala, has its own assets and extensive experience in the implementation of various projects and programs, from emergency relief effortsin the valleys of the Zambezi, Save, Buzi and Púngue in 2000 and 2001. Community development, nonprofit level of Sofala Province purposes.
The main objective of the project is to contribute to the response in humanitarian assistance and protection of the population affected by disasters in Mozambique, strengthening the technical capabilities of CCM staff in humanitarian action and community resilience through the actions to reduce risks from disasters.
Country Office 506681 Country office Lao Saving for Change manual
Gender Impact Assessment manual
CSR (Cooperative Social Responsibility) manual on extractive industry
BDRC II- ESSD in Kampong Thom Communities exposed to frequent natural disasters have increased resilience and reduced vulnerability to natural hazards in Cambodia
Humanitarian capacity building -CO Niger 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.
MAHLAHLE - Drought Emergency Recovery Areas: Inhambane Province, Panda District.
Target number of beneficiaries: 790 Households (3,950 individuals)
Goal: Contribute to mitigating the negative impacts of drought affecting the lives of the most vulnerable households in Inhambane Province through food assistance, resilience and nutrition interventions.

Impact: To ensure children and their parents/children and their parents/careers in Inhambane Province are able to meet basic needs to enable a healthy and dignified life at all times withoutengaging in negative coping mechanisms.
Outcome: Affected households have adequate access to food and nutritional support to meet their daily essential needs, as well as access to market integrated livelihood/resilience activities which support their children#s wellbeing.

Sector Objectives:
Food Assistance Sector -  Increase food assistance to most vulnerable households in Panda District of Panda to cover the period of food shortages.
Output 1: Food assistance is guaranteed for 790 vulnerable families for 3 months, from food fairs and through vouchers.
Resilience/livilihoods sector - Strengthen the autonomy and resilience of families through the implementation of post - emergency recovery and disaster risk reduction activities.
Output 1: Vulnerable households and their communities provided with livelihoods/resilience activities support.

Nutrition Sector - Empower the communities covered by the project, particularly women in practical nutrition actions.
Output 1: Strengthened resilience and disaster risk reduction capacity of families and communities covered bythe project through the promotion and intensification of drought tolerant food crops, practical demonstrations associated with foodpreparation and conservation, use and rational use ofpotential and resources Locally and through the strengthening of animal production capacity, etc.
CCM-COSACA Drought Emergency Response The Christian Council of Mozambique (CCM) is an ecumenical and humanitarian organization, founded by Protestant Churches and the Evangelical Missionary Association in 1948. With 24 churches and two Associations, the CCM brings a long history of peace andsocial justice activism, helping and giving a voice to the most disadvantaged. Working in Furhnaloru district, in Wash, they are involved in developing water wells, hygiene promotion and rain-water harvesting. In food and livelihoods, they undertake the promotion of conservation agriculture through demonstration farms, development of vegetable and moringa nurseries, distribution of donkeys for animal traction goat and chicken production, veterinary services and post-harvest food preservation.
Legislative review on Income, Sales Tax Indus Consortium is a partner of Oxfam in Pakistan undertaking two major campaigns around climate change and food security, and water governance in Pakistan. GROW campaign is the major campaign in which Indus Consortium is participating in Punjab around food security, and climate change issues. It is working with universities, communities, environmental organizations, provincial ministries, forest department and art groups at Provincial level with the focus on developing food security and climate change policies plans andinstitutional set-ups in Punjab. Climate financing and regional cooperation with universities is also part of campaign work.
The project will engage stakeholders for lobbying and advocacy on income and sale tax justices at all level. Through the campaign, sufficient revenues will be generated through equitable and progressive taxation which will deliver essential services to all citizens, including the poorest and most vulnerable. Two studies will set out the first time ever on the taxregime to review the anomalies withinthe law frame vis a vis the constitution of Pakistan. These researches will cover the scope of Pakistan and also produce the knowledge products of legislative advocacy plan, and policy briefs. Indeed, this legislative review will depicts its impact within the frame work of equity and progressivity principles. The project will mainstream media and use various strategies to disseminate relevantknowledge to broader communities. As mentioned in activities, messages willbe displayed through FM, cable TV network; news channelswill also be targetted and broadcasted.  As proposed communities and geographical areas are strategically selected by Indus Consortium and its member organizations, hence every effort will be made to mobilize resources to continue these activities after project life. Similarly following project interventions will endure the sustainable transfer of knowledge.
QUED PHASE 3 LABE Quality Educators for All (Quality Ed) is a joint effort between LABE, FAWE-U, UNATU, Education International and Oxfam Novib.

Innovative monitoring of teacher performance, cap. guilding government and CS,  lobby and advocacy for innovative teaching methodologies.
HOPEM Active Citizenship Men for change network, abbreviated designated HOPEM, is a non-profit organization, composed of 25 organizations and Mozambican civil society activists working for human rights of men, women and children of Mozambique.
The main focus of the interventions of the network is based on the positive involvement of HOPEM men for questioning of shapes and models of thinking, acting and being discriminatory or harmful related to masculinity, as well as in the construction of alternative identities. this project is funded by SIDA
SRHR-E Program (Bangladesh / DOEL)- BNPS This is a five-year program, initially known as #DOEL#, implemented by five national level organizations i.e. BRAC, HASAB, FPAB, CAMPE and BNPS. The culture in Bangladesh is very conservative and sensitive about SRHR issues and does not allow open sharing of information on these issues. This #silence# prevents the people, particularly adolescents, to access to the information, supports and services which contribute to the persistence of high prevalence of early marriage and maternal-child mortality. The project seeks to break this #silence#. The objective of this project is to improve the sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) status of adolescents (60% girls) through creating increased access to information and services. The project adopts a comprehensive approach combining, campaigning, peer-education, teaching-learning approaches to achieve the program objectives. Initially, the project is covering twelve sub-districts of six (06) districts targeting to reach 45,000 grade 6 to 10 students and 300,000 out of School youths to educate them on SRHR as well as increase the awareness of at least 5% of the parents of adolescents on SRHR issues. The project also targets to mobilize 15 leading media journalists to advocate the SRHR issues as well as sensitize 50 potentially opposing political leaders, who are confronted with the Muslim teachings on SRHR and safe behaviour, and motivated to support formal and informal SRHR curricula. The program will be extended its coverage more upon receiving funding supports from external sources.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Nigeria 2014/2015 Potjes - Influencing Government
Tax Justice Netherlands Tax Justice  Netherlands (TJ) is the Dutch chapter of the Tax Justice Network.  It was established in 2007 by Oxfam Novib, SOMO and Oikos, as the three founding / funding partners.  The current membership is comprised of ActionAid NL, BothENDS, Cordaid, EVS, Oikos, Oxfam Novib, SOMO en TNI.  SOMO is an Alliance partner, while the Evert Vermeer Foundation is a Global Link grantee.

The purpose of Tax Justice NL is to promote a just and fair tax system that is supportive to international development. By working together with different civil society organisations, tax and economic experts and other professionals, Tax Justice NL aims at increasing awareness among politicians, civil society organizations and the general public about tax issues and their link with development issues as well as domestic economic issues. Tax Justice NL will lobby and advocate the Dutch government to put in place a policy on tax that is more coherent with international development policies. At the same time, Tax Justice will push the Dutch government to activelyput pressure on other OECD countries to put an end to harmful tax practices and to tax havens in general. Too Tax Justice NL will lobby for more transparency by companies.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo Integrated food security and livelihoods recovery project for vulnerable pastoral and Agro-pastoral communities in Garbaharey District- Gedo Region. A one year project seeks to target a total of 140 agro-pastoral and 513 pastoral households in Garbahare district with an equitable balance between men and women to ensure that the needs of both genders are addressed. In order to address the immediate livelihoods needs of the most vulnerable households as well as protect livelihoods and contribute to building resilience in Garbahare district, the activities will focus on short term emergency food security interventions during the lean season as well as medium term recovery programmes for pastoral and agro-pastoral households. The focus will be on the most vulnerable households in the target communities. The activities will include; 1. Unconditional cash transfers during the minor lean period to 39 female and 26 male beneficiaries from pastoral and agro-pastoral communities for two months in September 2013 and December 2013. 2. Cash for Work onrehabilitation of canals, Roads, and strategic water reserves (see BoQ)involving 126 participants (40% female beneficiaries workingon light activities) from pastoral and agropastoral communities between August and October 2013 prior to the onset of the deyr rains 3. Seed distribution to 56 male and 84 female beneficiaries for 2013 deyr season as well as basic training on appropriate agronomic practices. 4. Restocking of shoats for 360 female and 550 male beneficiariesfrom agro-pastoral and pastoral communities (70% F) including initial vaccination
CESTI-Govern. Poverty & inequality The Oxfam programme in Senegal Governance against Poverty aims to put several civil society actors together to work on the different governance aspects that have to tackle pro poor policies.
The different components are a better Access to Information, more Transparency and Accountability in the Extractive Industries and Public Finances.
With the different partners, Oxfam has indentified specific activities.
Youth and women groups will actively participate in decision-making process and defend their right in decision-making bodies.
Poor and marginalized people have access to information on the policies regarding them.
Civilians participate actively in budget formulation at local level. Evaluation will enable transparency, legitimacy, and effectiveness of popular control of expenditures by government to reduce inequality.
Communities will be mobilized to participate in the evaluation of IETI and mining code and the process of IETI. This will nourish the lobby toward parliamentarians and government for a better regulation of the income from mining.
Oxfam is coordinating between the different actors and linking to the regional and global level ti give the influencing work more weight. A committee will monitor and evaluation of the program every three months with this we will be able to adapt the direction of our program if necessary and obtain the results we want.
Oxfam India Strategic Plan 2010-15Yr 1-3 The project aims at enforcing Oxfam India's strategic plan Demanding Rights Creating Opportunities 2010- 2015 and therefore contributes to its implementation. Moreover, the project complements the overall annual plan of Oxfam India and its implementation.

The focus areas of Oxfam India Core are:
 Health
 Disaster Risk Reduction
 Gender
 Education
 Urban poverty
 Advocacy on a national level
 Social protection <(>&<)> food security
 Natural Resource Management
 Agriculture <(>&<)> Climate Change
ONL Support to OXFAM Rwanda Programme country programme support to sustainable livelihood, participatory governance and gender justice activities in Rwanda for the period ended 31st Dec 20: details are below
The Oxfam Novib Board of Directors decision of October 2014 to withdraw from investment in the Rwanda country program resulted in a Phase-out/Hand-over schedule whereby a very limited number of partners received a supplementary contract on their existing contract to facilitate smooth phase out. As part of this Phase-out/Hand-over the basis was to ensure that all direct partner contracts would end by September 2015 thus leaving ample time for reporting and file closing by end 2015.
Thesupport to the operations of the Country office was secured in the Operational budget and not part of the program budget.
In order to give the new Rwanda Oxfam Country Strategy (2015-2020) a good start it was however decided to verify if the 3 program components of a) Sustainable Livelihoods (SLP), b) Participatory Governance (PGP) and c) Gender Justice (GJP), had funding gaps.

2 a transfer of Euro 128,000 for programme support to the Rwanda country programme project A-04581-02-506276 of Counterpart Oxfam (GB) in Rwanda
All 3 program leads indicated clear funding gaps for their program during 2015 and requested for additional funding. These requests were analysed showing that we could support the total PGP gap, and the total SLP gap of the initial submission.
A very late 2nd submission was made by SLP for 15,000 Euro for 'Improved Business Operations of MFIs and SACCOs with Pro-Poor Financial Products' as a redirection of earlier committed unrestricted funding from the executing affiliate towards management costs was made. This submissioncould not be supported.
The direct GJP outcomes, not involving the Mass campaign as the latter would on its own already demand 88,000 Euro, could also be supported.
All the different activities could contribute somehow to ONL outcomes and this will be captured inthe Inter affiliate MoU to be signed between ONL and OGB.

This means that the program support to the Rwanda Country programme willbe fot he following components and amounts;
SLP         34,000 Pounds or             47,600 Euro
PGP       29,900 Pounds or    37,700 Euro
GJP        30,500 pounds or             42,700 Euro

Which totals to 128,000 Euro, which should be transferred to the Rwanda country programme with the clarity that this program support should all be spend by December 2015.

 3 Recommendation
Oxfam Novib to make available to OGB in Rwanda as executing affiliate, an amount of Euro 128,000 as soon as possible. This will be the last programme support of ONL towards the Rwnbada programme and all funds should be depleted by end 2015.
Contractual implications relating to this program support will be laid down in an inter affiliate MoU
GMACL - IMVO facility 2016 - 2018 The Dutch government is committed to the development and implementation of agreements between companies, social organizations, trade unions and government in the field of International Corporate Social Responsibility (IMVO) and it granted a subsidy of EUR 996.346to ensure a structured and professional involvement of civil society and trade unions in the preparation of IMVO covenants in the Netherlands. The subsidy is Intended for Dutch based established  civil society organizations involved in the IMVO Covenant negotiations. The current covenant trajectories are on: Nutrition, insurers, gold, floriculture, sustainable natural stone.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.