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CO-Vietnam - Finance for Dev. CO Vietnam undertakes preparatory activities in Fair Finance.
CO-Integrated WASH & Protection The project will increase water and sanitation facilities, enhance protection as well as livelihood for both refugees and host communities in partnership with local humanitarian actors, Local government in line with the CRRF framework.

OXFAM will support initiatives aimed at continued life-saving service provision but also strengthen linkages with local government development initiatives andlong-term resilience.  The focus will be on stabilization of existing refugee settlement areas where emergency services should transition to more stable and sustainable service provision arrangements as well as strengthening response architecture to able to respond to additional refugee influx. Programmes will include support to affected district authority systemsto strengthen their service delivery in refugee hosting areas (priority sectors: Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, Protection and Livelihoods).
Associacao Midia Lab [AgriFarm Campaign] Mídia Lab (Mozambique) is an independent Mozambican non-governmental organization focused on journalism training and media development. It is a capacity-building and training association for the media sector and works with professional and community-based reporters, media managers, journalism trainers and civil society organizations to improve the quality of information made available to citizens.

The Media Strengthening Program supports Mozambican professional and community journalists and their media platforms to provide high quality information to citizens and promote accountability and development; Work with media businesses to build sound management practices for long-term financial viability and sustainability; Support the development of a safe operating environment for media entities and professionals through advocacy, safety training, and legislative efforts;
AJOAGO - Drought Response El Nino Target area: Inhambane Province (Govuro District).
Target number of beneficiaries: 2,772 Households (13,860 individuals)
Goal: To mitigate the negative impacts of drought impacting the lives of children and families in Mozambique through Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH and Nutrition interventions.
Impact: To ensure children and their parents/children and their parents/careers in InhambaneProvince are able to meet basic needs to enable a healthy and dignified life at all times without engaging in negative coping mechanisms.
Outcome: Affected households have adequate access to food and water and nutritional support to meet their daily essential needs, as well as access to market integrated livelihood activities which support their children#s wellbeing.

Sector Objectives:
WASH Sector - Affected communities have access to and use safe water and sanitation, and adopt improved hygiene practices, leading to reduced incidence of diarrhea and therefore risks of under/malnutrition.
Output 1: Targetedhouseholds have sustained access to safe water in sufficient quantity (for their own consumption), and improved knowledge of hygiene and sanitation practices

FSL Sector - To enable crisis-affected households to cover their immediate needs and protect/restore their livelihoods options without having to employ harmful coping strategies, especially those that pose an increased risk to women and children.
Output 2: 2,772 vulnerable households in communities receive essential food baskets through market integrated support
Output 3: 2,772 vulnerable households provided with livelihood inputs and support

Nutrition Sector - Establish / Provide screening and referral mechanisms to rapidly ensure treatment for severe and moderate acute malnutrition (SAM andMAM)and reduce the incidence of malnutrition in communities
Output 4: More than 50% of SAM and MAM cases from the target communities are identified and referred to the respective nutritional rehabilitation services
Output 5: District health services have increased capacity to plan for emergency nutrition responses.

Child Protection - Promote community awareness and engagement in the protection of marginalized populations including women and children.
Output 6: Increased awareness and participationoffield staff and community on key child protection issues.
Promoting the Needs of Women in Conflict Tubas Charitable Society is located in Tubas governorate, it will work on providing legal aid and counseling for 20 women living inmarginalized areas in area C, it will as well raise awareness of women of women in three marginalized areas on violence against women and how to document human rights violations participants will be 35 in three areas and aged between 20 # 40 years old, as well, it will work on raising awareness on violence against women and girls during the international day of elimination of violence againstwomen and girls, this will target 100 women and men and this activity will also be linked to UNSCR 1325, as well a play will be performed that will focus on political violence against women and girls, the organization will taret students to raise their awareness on legal and social issues related to violence against women and girls, in addition they will target 100 men and women on the international day of women and this event will focus on Women Peace and Security, two success stories document success of women in the marginalized communities will be documented and shared with the targeted communities to shed the light on them and to be role models for women.
WeCare Digital Influencg Campaign-UWONET Oxfam in partnership with Uganda Women's Network(UWONET) intends to implement a  publicity and digital campaign on the Women#s Empowerment and Care initiatives in Uganda. During this intervention period UWONET will collaborate with her members and partners to publicize the #Gender Roles and the Care Economy in Ugandan Households# research conducted by School of Women and Gender Studies (SWGS)and Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC) in the districts of Kaabong, Kabale and Kampala. The research findingswill be publicizedat a multi-stakeholder dissemination meeting. The dissemination meeting and distribution of an abridged version of the report is intended to build knowledge and understanding of policy makers on the implication of the heavy and unequalburden of Care work on womenand girls. In addition, a digital campaign will be conducted as a means of contributing towards shifting the mindset of the public on care work, as well as mobilize the public towards supporting the project#s national influencing work. The above stated initiatives are intended to contribute towards achieving the goals of the project titled: #Fostering Recognition, Reduction and Redistributionof Women#s Unpaid Care work Burden through effective approaches to advocacy on Women#sEmpowerment and Care#.
HO-Civic Space Accompaniment Collaborati As part of the global trend of shifting and shrinking civic space, we have seen governments and other powerful actors deploy stigmatizing and delegitimizing narratives to undermine the legitimacy of CSOs and civic action.  With this initiative, we want to exploreand better understand this dynamic and test the assumption that new narratives can help reinforce and open space for civil society and citizen voice. Where we see civic space being closed, we see specific narratives being used as part of the strategy to shrink the space that civil society, activists, people have to speak out and hold their government to account. This is happening in differentways: we see compelling narratives, which connect to old and deep forms of power, old stories, prejudices and fears, being used to undermine the work of civil society, attack activists and human rights defenders and delegitimize activism in the general population. We see strong, constant, compelling narratives being used to persuade people that the status quo is inevitable, change is not possible and participation is pointless. We are interested in understanding this better and in testing the assumption that if specific narratives are used to close space, can they also be used to open space.

In order to test this we want to develop a proof of conceptthat analyzing dominant narratives and bringing diverse people together at different levels to look at this question will bring us more than looking it alone. We want to test if developing new collectively owned narratives is a worthwhile exercise. And to exploreif we better understand the narrative dimension of civic space can we perhaps eventually also help to create new spaces for dialogue.

We are co-creating a two country pilot initiative to learn and test elements of this hypothesis. One in Niger and one in Uganda.Elements of their approach include: the development of creative communication, development of new stories, giving the issues a human face and calculating the human cost, as well as critical working in coalition building work both develop, spread new narratives and in doing so open new spaces for debate, mobilisation and active citizenship.
SEATIN- Finance for Development SEATINI-Uganda ( Southern and Eastern Africa Trade Information and Negotiations Institute) is part of SEATINI a sub-regional NGO, working in Eastern and Southern Africa with its headquarters in Harare (Zimbabwe) and an office in Nairobi Kenya. SEATINI-Uganda is the regional coordinating office for East Africa.  Its major areas of expertise are 1) Monitor developments in the area of trade, taxand related policies and practices to ensure that these processes generate favorable environment which can be utilized to achieve equitable and sustainable development at national, regional and global levels.
2) provide a platform for stakeholders to deliberate on global, regional and national issues with a view of developing a consensus. 3)Raise awareness, build long term capacity and bring into discourse the concerns of key stakeholders i.e. Members of Parliament, private sector, the media, government agencies, Trade unions, Farmers# groups, women#s# groups, the youth, civil society movements on trade, tax and related matters at national, regional and global levels.4)Generate information through research and analysis to facilitate evidence based policy advocacy.
Organizing LGBTQI students in university Called UnivLink, the overall goal of the project is the empowerment of ESSU#s LGBT students through rights awareness, creation of safe spaces, and organized campus involvement.

The project was conceptualized based on 1.) actual experiences of SJP members enrolled in one of the ESSU campuses, and 2.) personal accounts shared by LGBT persons reached during the implementation of Project Sirak, a post-Haiyan HIV intervention by Unicef and SJP#s predecessor the now defunct Katlo San Julian. These experiences are backed by studies such as those undertaken by Being LGBTI In Asia and Human Rights Watch. News accounts also continue to show that LGBT students are targets of in-school discrimination. Aggravating this situation, LGBT students are also underrepresented or completely unrepresented in school life. LGBT student organizations can help address these problems. In the Philippines, however, such organizations area novelty not the norm.

Eastern Samar State University (ESSU) is the only government university in the province of Eastern Samar. With six (6) campuses spread across the province, ESSU captures a significant number of Eastern Samar's college/university student population # system-wide enrolment for first semester 2018 is 14,535 with students coming from all the 22 municipalities and the lonecity comprising Eastern Samar).

Project objectives:

1. Catalyze ESSU LGBT students to organize themselves based on situation analysis;
2. Orient them about protective laws and their rights as students;
3. Equip them with basic leadership and organizational skills;
4. Support them in forming an ESSU inter-campus network of LGBT student organizations;
5. Build-in sustainability measures that will support the longevity of the campus organizations; and
6. Enhance San Julian Pride#s organizational strength through internal capacity building.
Head Office 503001 NOVIB Algemeen "Local Employment in Africa for Development" (LEAD) has been launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. LEAD supports activities in the field of sustainable income generation for young men and women through entrepreneurship or creation of new job opportunities in sectors with a high growth potential. The activities should contribute to the prevention of irregular migration (specifically thecurrent Mediterranean refugee crisis). Countries chosen for this submission are Somalia, Nigeria and Egypt.
CEHURD-Blood Campaigh The centre for health Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) is an indigenous non-profit Research and advocacy organisation which ispioneering the justisciability of the right to health in the East Africa Region. It is duly registered under the laws of Uganda. Founded in 2010 by three young professionals, it has travelled a journey that has allowed the organisation to continuously grow and ground itself as a key leader in the field of health and human rights in Uganda,

CEHURD's Role on the SP-F4D Project:
CEHURD is leading the public campaign on funding the blood bank under the Health sector in Uganda; They are mobilizing like minded civil society organisations and citizens across Uganda to amplify their voices through the national budget process and through public engagements such as public marches, radio and television talk shows among others.

The campaign is jointly implemented with the Blood bank of Uganda under the Ministry of Health and with other CSOs such as CSBAG, SEATINI, AFIC, RHU Etc.
The Unknown About Albinism #The Unknown About Albinism# project aims to profile and map households with Persons with Albinism (PAW) in Northern, Western and Central Uganda as a basis for advocacy and access to services. The project has the following specific objectives:

# To create a comprehensive database for PWA in Northern, Western and Central Uganda through community-led data collection (collection through Albinism Umbrella#s national network of advocates and activists).
# To promote the formation of support groups of PWA at grassroots levels as a basis for accessing health, education and other mainstream services.
# To empower PWA with advocacy skills through the support groups to enable them lobby for their rights.
# To influence national policy so as to enhance inclusion of PWA in mainstream development based on the data collected. Therefore, the project collaborates closely with Uganda Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education, National Council for Disability and the Police.

Furthermore, the project activities create a positive impact on the quality of life of PWAs in the country by improving their health (including limiting cases of skin cancer) and achievement of education in the mainstream. By doing so, the project increases visibility and recognition of albinism as a disabling conditionand the support structures created facilitate advocacy access to services across the country. Ultimately, the project empowers PWA by increasing their self-esteem and confidence and enhancing opportunities for them to participate effectively in mainstream development processes in the country.
GISHA conflict Fragility 2019-2020 Gisha- Legal Center for Freedom of Movement whose experience revolves around protecting the freedom of movement of Palestinians, especially Gaza residents and to promote rights guaranteed by international and Israeli law. Under this project, Gisha will contributeto holding the Palestinian Authority and Israel accountable and advocates for meaningful inclusion, and protection, of women in gender sensitive peace and security processes. Gisha focus of intervention will be towards providing legal assistanceand carry out legal interventions  to young Palestinian women in Gaza to travel for personal, educational and professional reasons.  Gisha efforts will be strengthened by developing and distributing position paper and visual documentaries analyzing and  exposing violations of the right to freedom of movement to Palestinian in Gaza with specific focus of impact of closure on women to diplomats and international community. Gisha will conduct International advocacy with International policy makers with a specific focus on the impact of movement restrictions and closure on Palestinian women in Gaza.
Empowering LGBTI people in Vietnam The Overall Objective of this project is that LGBTI people in Vietnam no longer suffer from any forms of discrimination and enjoy all human rights endorsed internationally. The project has three Specific Objectives as follows:
1. LGBTI representatives and organizations have enhanced capacity and are able to advocate to the Government and National Assembly to pass and implement laws that protect LGBTI from discrimination and violence;
2. The public#s acceptance and respect of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) and gender expression is increased;
3. LGBTI people have increased access to inclusive education, legal aid and non-discriminatory health-care services.
Target groups: LGBTI people, LGBTI associations, National Assembly delegates, national policy makers, provincialauthorities, service providers and journalists.
I@S 2019-20 by OIAsiaRegion StOxIntl The purpose of the Impact@Scale accelerator is to identify, nurture, and scale up bold solutions to development and humanitarian challenges that have a strong proof of concept.
The objectives of the Impact@Scale accelerator are to:
1.Support ideas thathave an initial proof of concept to develop clear pathways and business models to scale;
2. Leverage external funding and technical assistance to help the most promising ideas to scale;
3. Develop an evidence base and high impact success stories to document learning and effective approaches to innovation and scaling at Oxfam; and
4. To drive the implementation of Oxfam country and regional strategies, and develop a pipeline for the new generation of Oxfam programs.
CO-DRA POC Development Process Somalia Core Humanitarian Standard, evidence-based and that meets needs holistically by integrating a triple nexus approach. This model will be peer-reviewed by other experts in the Global South. Once further funding is secured, it will become operational, with multiple organizations making varied, layered contributions to common outcomes according to their strengths # to ensure humanitarian responses uphold interwoven development and peace objectives and are thereby sustainable and transformative.
Additionally, the platform willproduce a robust operating procedure for its Anticipatory Response Fund, which serves as an emergency response mechanism/crisis modifier. Many INGOs, including Oxfam in Myanmar and Bangladesh, have successfully piloted this response mechanism with local partners.Upon request by local partners, the Somalia Joint Response is also piloting this mechanism with local partners in 2020, and all SOMJR INGOs have included a crisis modifier in their budgets in 2020. The Anticipatory Response Fund serves as a means for local humanitarian partners to quickly access funding to respond to sudden crises and emergencies. The fund's aim is to address funding gaps andensure quick access to emergency funding for local responders. The fund will build oncurrent initiatives in country to promote local humanitarian leadership and preparedness, and deliver on commitments made in the Grand Bargain and Charter for Change by donor andNGO signatories. It will also identify strengths and areas for capacity development in relation to emergency response in Somalia The operating procedure for the Anticipatory Response Fund will include triggers and related protocols, such that a pilot test of triggers, collaboration mechanisms and protocols can take place ahead ofthe humanitarian response windows, in the second half of 2020.
Beyond the pilot phase, these actions will lay the foundations for a response mechanism that is pre-emptive and therefore efficient and highly responsive # improving the quality of locally-led humanitarian response in Somalia and Somaliland. Delivering on the ambition statement (i.e. development of above-mentioned model for humanitarian programming and operating procedures) will contribute to all four DRA strategic priorities: 1) more effective support for locally-led responses by supporting Nexus as locally-led platform; 2) innovation and learning by generating knowledge outputs and new ways of working; 3) collaboration for increased effectiveness by bringing together a wide range of localactors with coverage of all 9 regions of Somalia and Somaliland; and 4) more accountable humanitarian action by giving voice and decision making power to local organisations and adding rigor through South-South peer review.
Lift Saxum Ltd/Gte- Happy Aging Project This project aims at reaching out to the elderly in Ugbo-uwa community of Enugu state, Nigeria. In order to improve the quality of life and care being given to the elderly. Caring for the elderly at home can be quite a daunting challenge for the caregivers in rural areas of Enugu state, Nigeria. Most elderly people do not ask for much. Most elderly people simply want to be heard. They want tobe cared for in a way they deserve.

According to a study conducted by Lift Saxum staff at Ugbo-uwa community on 112 elderly peopleand their caregivers, most of the elderly people pointed out that apart from medical care, they also need the following:
i. Restoration of their dignity as aged people which has been trodden down by the society and the caregivers.
ii. The Caregivers and the society should make it a point of duty to listen and understand them.
iii. The Caregivers should explore ways to understand their communication disabilities. (For those with communication disabilities)
iv. They want to be engaged in adult literacy programmes especiallyto improve communication abilities and contribute to society from their little corner.
v. They also desire a good quality of life and care
vi. They need companionship and want to socialise as well

Lift Saxum, intends to meet the needs of the elderly people by creating safe spaces for the elderly to access literacy and skill learning programs aimed towards mentally engaging them. They will also access training in crocheting, knitting and life skills. Lift Saxum will collaborate with professional trainers on caregiving to train the home caregivers of the community. Lift Saxum will not directly facilitate project activities but will empower the aged in Ugbo-Uwa Community to mobilize and lead all activities.

On the average, every home has at least one elderly dependent relative who is seriously challenged with health issues and the ageing process. There are only a few capable caregiving facilities/persons amidstuncountable aged people. Most of those who are trained to take care of these people are doing that at an exorbitant cost which makes it unaffordable for an average citizen. It is difficult for retired Public Servants and Artisans in rural area that are experiencing issue of ageing to afford quality care in geriatric homes.

This project aims at reaching out to 200 persons in Ugbo-uwa community consisting of 100 aged persons, 50 caregivers, 40 young adults and 10 community mobilizers in Enugu state, Nigeria. The project will empower them to take charge of their lives, build their confidence and dignity and give them a place in the society where they are respected, live and age happily