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Enhancing income & food security in the Occupied Palestine Territory This is the Gaza component  of the ECHO proposal. It has CFW and FS activities.   The proposed intervention will implement cash for work (CFW) and Food Security activities (rabbits' breeding and backyard garden production). The CFW will provide a much needed cash injection for 3,031 beneficiaries (433 households) to improve their food consumption, cover other basic needs and to reduce their debts. Through the CFW activities 47Km of Agricultural Roads will be rehabilitated and 25 Schools will be developed.   The FS activities aim to provide longer -term improvement in diet and a raise of income for 3,150 beneficiaries (450 needy households).
Value Based Voucher Provide vouchers for around 99,180 individuals to buy food commodities, school uniforms and support for the affected families The voucher is becoming a preferred market channel that provides assistance with dignity and stimulates the local economy
Producing and promoting high quality processed products in West Bank Palestine With support from Foundation TELLUS VIVA more than 16,000 poor farmers will be able to generate a sustainable income by producing and promoting high quality and  fair trade goods to local, national and international markets.  The project will show that the olive paste, thyme (Za'tar), dairy products, fruits and honey that have traditionally been produced and processed in rural communities of Palestine, can match the quality of the local, regional and external high quality (value), fair -trade and organic market and can become a profitable and fair business for economic growth and poverty alleviation.
Support to war affected and vulnerable population in Palestine Provide temporary support for the improvement of their food security situation for vulnerable women, men and children from very poor households via CfW and UCT/Increased resilience of targeted communities to shocks through sustained access to protection referral pathway and improved coordination for joint planning and response
RRM Oxfam Gaza Emergency Response Save lives and facilitate improved access to critical basic services 22,000 to internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and conflict -affected households in the Gaza Strip through the holistic provision of Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) & Non Food Items (NFI), putting the mitigation of protection risks at the centre of the intervention
Emergency  Mass Demolition in Humsa Al Bqaia' Area C, West Bank  - Humsa Al Baqai'a(known as Khirbet Humsa)is one of the most vulnerable of 38 Bedouinand herdingcommunitiesliving in the  Jordan  Valley,  Area  C  of  the West  Bank. Humsa Al Baqai'ais located  withinareas  declaredas"firing zones" by Israel for military trainingin Area C, the community already haslimited access to education and health services, includingwater, sanitation and electricity infrastructure.On November 3rd, 2020, 73 people, including 41 children, were made homeless in Khirbet Humsa.On the 3rdNovember, theIsraeli Authorities demolished 76 community structures including family homes.It was the largestsingle  demolition  in  the  past  decade. The  Israeli  military  body  responsible  for  civilian  affairs  said  that  the destroyed structures were "built illegally in a firing zone", or military training area
Palestinian Farmers Connecting to Markets There is an urgent and critical need to improve the functioning of agricultural markets for the benefit of farmers across the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. This is particularly the case in relation to women and youth, noting that existing employment opportunities are highly inequitable. Despite multiple challenges, the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) has the potential to establish a vibrant and profitable agricultural sector. In order to implement this project, Oxfam has joined with three leading Palestinian organisations: the Agricultural Development Association (PARC), the Rural Women's Development Society (RWDS), and the Palestinian Livestock Development Centre (PLDC).
Meeting the humanitarian needs of conflict affected vulnerable groups in Gaza Linking relief, recovery and development work through the fresh food vouchers bridging and addressing exclusion issues (on protection, gender and other key vulnerability criteria) from large -scale cash and voucher providers beyond NGOs, with a view to improving aid effectiveness through collaboration and partnerships.
Improve Access to Market for Farmers in the West Bank The project facilitates positive connections between subsistence and small -scale farmers and export, import and retail companies in domestic, regional and international markets.  At the policy level Oxfam and partners will network with key governmental structures, NGOs and donor agencies. At the community level, producer groups and cooperatives will connect farmers, encourage economies of scale, promote knowledge dissemination and sharing, and enable joint ownership of project activities to improve produce quality and quantity.
Improving children's food security & education in Gaza, Palestine 195 families will have established food production units. 50 out of 195 will be the families supported by OGB in the past and have production units running – they will be provided with additional support required. The rest 145 will establish new production units and will be provided with 300 broilers & other inputs required together with the training. Women from these 145 households will be employed in CFW activities for 1 month: 70 will be cooking meals for kindergarten children and 75 will be employed as seamstresses. Additional 25 families will be chosen for provision of cash grants for establishing small scale businesses
Increasing Public Awareness and Responsiveness in the Palestinian Social Protec The unprecedented scale of the COVID -19 pandemic has challenged governments around the world to effectively respond to its economic impacts. In Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT), the crisis has exposed structural weaknesses in the social protection system, which is fragmented across a wide array of longstanding and project -based programmes.  This action aims to enhance coordination across government and non -governmental actors and initiatives to increase programmatic coherence for multi -year planning and financing strategies, to unlock operational synergies and achieve efficiency gains, and to increase access to the administration for social protection applicant and beneficiary households as well as the general public, particularly among poor and vulnerable populations.   In parallel, it also seeks to increase the shock -responsiveness of the system, to introduce and improve decentralized horizontal coordination mechanisms, and capacitate local officials and civil society representatives on themes of social protection governance and administration, including in times of crisis.
Response to flood victims in Gaza OXFAM GB will give cash transfers to a number of flood victims due to the heavy rains that have taken place in Gaza during the past week.
Value Based Voucher Provide value based vouchers to over 60,000 beneficiaries (c xx households) to purchase a range of commodities from local shops (46) in the vicinity of beneficiary households in 5 governorates in Gaza in two modalities, the CVP with increased commodities and a combined pilot of 10,000 beneficiaries receiving a reduced value based vouchers and flour. The project will stress support for local economy.
OPT Integrated Market Development Program To contribute to resilient and equitable agricultural growth benefitting small -scale women and  men producers in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (oPt).  To increased access of Small Scale Producers (SSPs) to employment, income and improved opportunities   for   women   and   youth   to   enhance   their influencing power.   To utilize a variety of market development approaches to stimulate changes in three main domains: core and supporting functions; enabling environment; and women's economic empowerment and youth inclusion. Operates at two levels: 1) at the agricultural sector level to address major bottlenecks facing SSPs, 2) at the value chain level to address opportunities and constraints in specific value chains.
Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods Support in the Gaza Strip 2014 The project will support conflict displaced people living with host families to have improved access to food.  Two thousand five hundred (2500) selected households will receive 3 -one month food vouchers to cover emergency food needs. (Value of vouchers  GBP 51 X 3months X 2,500 HHs = 382,500 GBP.  Oxfam will conduct cross checking and validation of beneficIaries' lists to identify eligible beneficiary households, distribution of voucher cards, and will conduct post -distribution monitoring at shop and household level.
Market Access to Women Producer Cooperatives in the Occupied Palestine Territory This project is part of SCO 1 and SCO 3. This initiative will provide 547 producers (of whom 417 are women) with the working capital, training, cooperative education needed to work collectively to supply the high -end food products needed by NFC for meeting an ever growing demand for high -quality, home -style processed food in local and international market. Simultaneously, it will build the capacity of these cooperatives towards becoming effective and profitable enterprises, while improving the efficiency and competiveness of NFC.
From Grove to Market-Project Direct For the project 'From grove to Market' to make the olive market work for subsistence and small -scale farmers in the occupied Palestinian territory, and more specifically for small and medium scale farmers from vulnerable and poor households in the West Bank to have fair and equitable access to commercial markets within a conducive institutional and policy environment, resulting in increased food and income security and greater resilience to, and ability to respond to, shocks and disasters.
Supporting Vulnerable Communities in Urban Areas of Gaza through Improved Health Water vouchers to the poorest of the poor will be piloted to improve access to clean drinking water.  Awareness campaigns will be organised for personal and environmental hygiene to raise awareness on safe drinking water.  Support will be provided to school health committees.  Participatory hazard mapping and mitigation projects will be performed to increase their capasity in disaster mitigation.  Partners and other local NGOs will be targetted to reduce the risk of WASH related disasters during events, such as flood,  or temporary shortages of water and services due to conflict.
Vulnerable HHs have improved their food security situation OGB and partner MA'AN will supporting needy communities through provision of services whilst employing mainly men during  50 days of work for public works to attempt to reduce the frequent use of negative coping mechanisms and to improve the food security situation of families in Gaza city and north. OGB will also provide unconditional cash for those beneficiaries unable to work for a period of six months making an effort to referr some of the most needy cases for continuing assistance to the Ministry of Social Affairs and other organisations.
Economic Recovery in the Gaza Strip: Promoting Choice, Resilience and Dignity II To contribute to economic recovery and empowerment of small scale farmers, in particular women by: a. addressing the weaknesses within the market systems; and b. promoting alternative livelihoods and income generating opportunities in the OPT.  To increase participation in user -driven market systems for female and male small and medium -scale producers, processors and entrepreneurs in the Gaza Strip.
Public Health improvement in Ja'al and Al Moragha areas in Gaza Firstly, sewage network infrastructure will be constructed with a connection being made to the Gaza City Waste Water Treatment Plant, and existing cesspits cleaned and removed. Secondly, there will be a public health awareness campaign to improve the low levels of hygienic behavior practiced amongst the target population. Thirdly, Oxfam will investigate the condition of existing water pipes, replacing those which are corroded or otherwise damaged, and work with the community to understand the safe drinking water chain and household water quality. Lastly, Oxfam will work with the community and existing local structures, to do a participatory analysis determining needs of these groups and to assist them as much as possible in realizing these needs.
ECHO Strengthening Human and Protection Assistance for Vulnerable Populations The humanitarian situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories is directly correlated to the protracted protection crisis characterized by violations of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and basic human rights. In Gaza, the ongoing Israeli blockade has severely restricted air, land, and sea access for both goods and the movement of people from the Gaza Strip and has enhanced the geo -political separation between Gaza and the rest of Palestine, and reinforced through the lack of engagement by the international community with authorities in Gaza. In 2014, Gaza experienced mass destruction as a result of the Israeli war, which severely damaged infrastructure and livelihoods, resulted in mass civilian casualties and homelessness. The impacts of this conflict require large -scale support and aid assistance in re -building Gaza. Strengthening Humanitarian and Protection Assistance for Vulnerable Populations in the Gaza Strip aims to address the acute humanitarian needs that are consequences of IHL and International Human Rights (IHR) violations, affecting the most vulnerable communities, by strengthening protection mechanisms and disseminating evidence based advocacy. It will provide protection support to the most vulnerable in Gaza by addressing basic food, cash, and water needs. Key protection issues, such as gender based violence, will be addressed to enhance the overall quality of life in Gaza for the most vulnerable. In addition, preparedness and coordination mechanisms will continue between other organisations and actors. This proposed intervention will support Oxfam's influencing work to address the root causes of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the IHL and IHR violations. The action will be undertaken by Oxfam in coordination with Palestinian and Israeli civil society partners, key humanitarian stakeholders, other European Commission Humanitarian Office (ECHO) partners, relevant line ministries and local authorities, and the donor and international communi
Action Research in OPTI to strengthen work in fragile and conflict contexts Phase 1  - Action Research  - to explore new ways of working across projects in fragile and conflict affected locations using the emergent change approach. To discover more about how change happens in OPTI and what factors contribute to positive, transformative change.  Phase 2  - Pilots  - designing and securing funding for actions that come out of the Action Research. Phase 3  - Documenting and sharing learning  - collecting learning from the actions carried out, to inform wider Oxfam and partners (in OPTI and globally) of lessons learned when programming work in fragile and conflict affected countries.
Opening Space for enhanced food sec & as rehab mechanism for livelihood recovery To improve food security and enhance resilience of war affected vulnerable families using innovative approach and piloting the well being indicator to measure results. All process will be documented through the action learning as well as pilots will be validated
Enhancing food security in the Occupied Palestine Territory This project is in line with the livelihood strategy and it is contributing to SCO 1 and aims to increase and diversify food and cash income sources of vulnerable households in Jericho, Tubas. It will promote integrated and sustainable farming systems by linking this project with the EDP programme in a context of very limited access to natural resources and markets .The total number of beneficiaries in West Bank is 425 households (approximately 2,805 individuals) who will engage in small -scale agriculture production activities. Oxfam implements the project in partnership with ESDC.
Economic Recovery in the Gaza Strip: Promoting Choice, Resilience and Dignity II To contribute to economic recovery and empowerment of small scale farmers, in particular women by: a. addressing the weaknesses within the market systems; and b. promoting alternative livelihoods and income generating opportunities in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT).  To increase participation in user -driven market systems for female and male small and medium -scale producers, processors and entrepreneurs in the Gaza Strip.
Nutrition knowledge campaign for women in Gaza, Occupied Palestinian Territory The project will provide a range of activities to UVP female beneficiaries to enable them to socialise and develop informal support networks whilst learning about and applying improved practices to support nutritional improvement within their families.  This will be done through a range of activities including practical cooking demonstrations; mobile theatre shows, role play exercises and group activities to highlight and showcase health and nutrition messages; psychosocial support groups; educational visits to food factories/establishments.
Developing a Detailed Road Map for Agribusiness Development in the OPt. Analyzing and identifying the highest potential sub -sectors, products and specific business opportunities to achieve the best impact on pro -poor economic development and growth. The effort will look at best global practices and benchmarks, identify the market system constraints and failures and make concrete recommendations for changes required to enable Palestinian businesses to convert comparative advantage to truly sustainable competitive advantage. The study will pay particular attention to specific opportunities that might produce significant benefits for women and the poorer smallholder farmers supplying these businesses
Meeting the humanitarian needs arising as a consequence of the protection crisis Water vouchers implementation for the poorest to improve access to clean drinking water. Awareness campaign for personal and environmental hygiene and raise awareness on safe drinking water. Improve household level sewage disposal through construction of Reed Bed Septic Tanks and connection to main sewer. Implement hazard mitigation projects to reduce the risks during disasters such as flooding and ground water contamination.
VWW strategy seed funding Supporting the coming together and claiming of rights by coalitions of organisations, channelling resources, connecting and convening across sectors and countries. •Campaigning and influencing for government and private sector policies and practices, such as social protection and leave policies •Offering policy and research expertise and collaboration, in support of southern feminist evidence building •Securing long term core funding for diverse feminist -led alliances in countries, regions and globally •‘Walking the talk' within Oxfam especially in relation to staff policies around care, parental leave, pay for all workers.   And ensuring our supply chain is reflective of our values eg: in our contracts with companies that deliver cleaning, guardian or procurement services
Cooperative growth & marketing in Jordan Valley, Occupied Palestinian Territory This project  aims to strengthen the income security of 100 small scale fresh vegetable farmers in Palestine (Jordan Valley) & contribute to the development of a functioning fresh vegetable VC.  Thus small scale farmers in the JV have fair and equitable access to commercial markets within a conducive institutional and policy environment. FV farmers of 2 Coops will be supported to increase their profit margin. The coops are supported with two trucks, capacity building and mentoring so that they can market colectively their produce.
Valuing Women's Work PA contributions Project for VWW for PA contributions via OPA's
Provision of food supplies for vulnerable communties in urban Areas in Gaza A Cash Transfer Pilot for 240 vulnerable households (HH's)in urban Gaza to receive a non -conditional Cash Grant to supplement their HH income to improve their food security situation.  Cash for Work activities for 210 beneficiaries to undertake Community Maintenance Works (including support to Disaster Risk Reduction activities) and to work in Sewing Workshops to produce garments.  The Cash for Work activities will include 2 shifts of 25 days with 2 payments to beneficiaries.  The Cash Transfer Pilot will be closely monitored as a Pilot activity with a learning workshop at the end for interested stakeholders.
Providing food for poor families in the Gaza Strip The present project strives to increase access to nutritious food and improve the health and wellbeing for 105 families (735 men, women and children).  Projects locations are Gaza city and Khan Younis governorate. Target beneficiaries are women headed households, families with large number of dependents, with members with disabilities and the unemployed.  Activities include chicken breeding for meat and for eggs, backyard and rooftop gardens.  The project will be managed by Oxfam GB; implemented by MA'AN Development Centre in coordination with Food Security and Livelihoods Coordinator, Deputy, project officer and assistants.
Palestine Green Gold from Producer to Consumer For the project 'Palestine Green Gold from Producer to Consumer' to make the olive market work for subsistence and small -scale farmers in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and more specifically for small and medium scale farmers from vulnerable and poor households in the West Bank and Gaza strip to have fair and equitable access to commercial markets within a conducive institutional and policy environment, resulting in increased food and income security and greater resilience to, and ability to respond to, shocks and disasters.
OGB Discretionary Funding - OPTI Advocacy and Operational costs FY20 To be used to support the operational costs of implementation of the approved Country Operating Plan 2019/20 and in 2020/21 on the understanding that the Collective Resource Allocation is prioritised for operational costs. Any unused discretionary funding must be re -allocated for programmatic use with suitable approvals.
Suppot to olive oil farmers access markets with European Union funds, West Bank This project  aims to strengthen the food & income security of 1295 subsistence and small scale olive farmers in Palestine & contribute to the development of a functioning VC.  Thus small and medium scale farmers in the West Bank have fair and equitable access to commercial markets within a conducive institutional and policy environment. Olive oil farmers of 38 Coops/group and 6 women -only coops (190 women) will be trained for quality olive oil and olive paste production. The groups are trained for institutional & capacity building so that they receive Fairtrade & organic certification & can market olive oil and paste internationally.
Supporting Vulnerable Communities in Urban Areas of the Gaza Strip OGB and partner MA'AN will provide 50 days of work for public works mainly for men and for mixed groups of unemployed tailors, to attempt to reduce the frequent use of negative coping mechanisms and to improve the food security situation of families in Gaza city and north. OGB will also provide unconditional cash for those beneficiaries unable to work for a period of six months making an effort to referr some of the most needy cases for continuing assistance to the Ministry of Social Affairs and other organisations.