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ANBTI - Merapu Indigenous - ID Merapu Indigenous communities in West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara is still facing the discrimination and exclusion in many aspects oftheir livelihoods. This exclusion results in their prevalent poverty, inaccessibility of proper education, their low rate of socio-political participation, particularly as a rightful citizen.

Following the situation, Bhinneka Tunggal Ika Alliance (ANBTI) initiates an empowerment project with Marapu communities using participatory action strategy, which works closely with the involved communities. This approach enables the indigenous people to identify the key issues that they face and struggle, and to formulate appropriate action plans and advocation that are suitable for their condition. Organizing the communities has been the key to conduct the participatory action. By organizing, we would like to form a new community working as facilitator to implement the actions within the other communities. Through organizing as well, we are also capable of pinpointing potentials that are held by the communities and howto develop those potentials according to their needs. The involvement of local capacities and potentials is really crucial to maintain the sustainability of the program.

Organizing the communities also means to build a platform for the people to do many activities together with their members. Thus, it is necessary for the communities to build a communal space for collective gathering, discussions, and capacity development. We would like to establish Community-Based Learning Center. This new learning space for community is intended to be the starting point for driving changes in the community. A strong foundation of livelihoods enables the society to effectively and significantly participate in the state as its rightful members, including to self-advocate their rights and needs, particularly regarding the administration and civil rights. Through this platform, the communities will run the program that is planned and constructed rogether to advocate their rights.
Water Governance NGOF is one of the leading NGOs network organizations in Cambodia, composed of local and international NGOs, mandated to serve as avenue for information sharing, exchange of ideas and advocacy on priority issues affecting Cambodia#s development. In its new strategic plan 2015-2017, It has four main programme include Environment, Development Issues, Research Information Center and Land and Livelihoods programs, while private sector engagement is integrated in to the Land and Livelihoods and Environment programme.

This project, the support to NGOF focus on the work of Environment Program, mainly the Community Rights on Hydropower Development Project. The goal of this project is that the River Coalition Cambodia (RCC) members and dam-affected communities successfully influenced national and regional environmental policies for sustainable hydropower dams, which are ecologically sound, participatory, gender and climate change responsive for the benefit of the dam-affected communities.
Risk Communications Dissemination PARC and in consultation with mobile clinic partners will coordinate and amplify the dissemination of Covid-19 public awareness andsensitization messages in remote and marginalized communities in the West Bank and online across the OPT.

The proposed intervention will ensure that people living in remote communities in the West Bank (particularly in Area C) have the life-saving information they need to protect themselves and others from the virus and to reduce its impact on their health, social and economic lives both through in person outreach and online outreach.
Empowering Stateless Communities in EA With thousands affected by or at risk of statelessness in East Africa, the ESC-EA project aims to empower affected communities in Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya, with tools and knowledge to carry out targeted advocacy efforts on a community, national and regional level to advance their quest for political and social inclusion.
Participatory project design, ensures that the voices of communities are heard and amplified among key-decision and policy makers, ahead of the Special Technical Committee (STC) Meeting on Migration, Refugees and IDPs (STC Meeting) in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea in October 2018, which will discuss the Draft Protocol on the Right to Nationality (Draft Protocol). The STC meetings follows initial discussions on the Draft Protocol in South Africa and Cote d#Ivoire, during which states opted for more general provisions, significantly reducing its legal force. Subsequently, engagements ahead of the STC Meeting offer the opportunity to ensure affected communities are able to share their experiences and lived realities with members of the African Union (AU) and advocate for strong legal provisions in the Draft Protocol. The consortium of the International Refugee Rights Initiative, the Kenya Human Rights Commission and Dignity Kwanza, will further serve as facilitators to bring together groups on national and regional level, to share and learn from common experiences.
Forum des Producteurs du Burundi Oxfam seeks to strengthen synergy initiatives among partner organizations that lead agricultural advocacy within the Agricultural Advocacy Group (Groupe de Plaidoyer Agricole) GPA block, reducing destructive tensions and divergences, focusing their efforts on thesame goal and maximizing their advocacy skills. To go from a good intentions trial to the realization of the commitment, He was initiated a project of capacity building of Fopabu and the GPA through (1) A retreat of three days of all the membersof the GPA, (2 ) Advocacy training and (3) a workshop on lessons learned and accountability and reconciliation meetings between members of the GPA Advocacy Group (including FOPABU and CAPAD)
Through capacity building, the project aims to revitalize the Forum of Agricultural Producer Organizations of Burundi-Fopabu and its Agricultural Advocacy Group-GPA through a three-day retreat and training of the GPA.
The objectives of the project are:
(1) revitalize the Farmers' Organizations Forum of Burundi-Fopabu and its Agricultural Advocacy Group-GPA through a three-day retreat,
(2) strengthen technical capacity in agricultural advocacy of GPA members,
The expected outcomes ofthis project are: (1) the technical capacity in agricultural advocacy of GPA members is strengthened and (2) the FOPABU has acquired the capabilities of the strategic partnership.
Stella - Business Incubation - LA STELLA wants to take a step further, expanding the #appreciative exchange through social business# idea into wider scope # social business start-up. With the support of Empowerment Grant and with the Project Management Coaching from Sisterhood Handicraft, STELLA aims to develop a social business incubator that targets urban and rural youth with mixed ethnic backgrounds to improve their accessto economic opportunities through a series of workshops and coaching support. The coaching # based approach is aneffective model STELLA uses to build empowerment for Lao youth. This 10 month coaching approach with 12 topics will enhance the knowledge transfer to the youth from various backgrounds and knowledge levels, ensuring that youth will have necessary skills to reach for their dreams.
CO-East Africa Extractive Influencing Oxfam will invest in supporting communities along the proposed Uganda-Tanzania oil pipeline route to ensure that appropriate protocols for community engagement, consultation, environmental impact assessment, and resettlement are followed. We will also work to ensure that pipeline design and construction does not threaten protected areas through induced access (e.g. through new access to protected areas enabled by roads or other infrastructure constructed to build the pipeline). Oxfam and partners will work to ensure that affected communities# rights are safeguarded, such as rights around land and appropriate compensation, the right to access information, and to participate in processes that may affect their livelihoods.

Leveraging our experience and given approach, Oxfam strives to achieve the following outcomes and proposes to utilize funding to support activities in line with such outcomes.

Goal 1: Strengthened legislative and regulatory frameworks for   accountable, transparent, and sustainable governance of the EI sector

# Government of Uganda reviews process to update the relevant mining legislation including the Mineral Policy, 2000 and the Mining Act, 2003 and brings the sector in line with current industry best-practice based on views and recommendations from civil society.

Goal 2: Improved protection and promotion of community rights to ensure communities actively participate in decision-making of mining and hydrocarbon development and related infrastructure that impacts human rights, land, and the environment

# Government of Uganda, companiesmanaging the pipeline (Total and its consortium), and multilateral financial institutions implement appropriate protocols for community engagement, consultation, compensation, environmental impact assessment, and resettlement for affected communities along the proposed Uganda-Tanzania petroleum pipeline route.
Goal 3: Payments of extractive industry revenues are accountably and transparently reported and distributed to ensure gender equitable and pro-poor investments

# Government of Uganda improves standards for transparency and accountability in Uganda#s emerging mining sector, with particular attention to mineral revenues to ensure that returns from extraction equitably and efficientlybenefit subnational actors.


Goal 4: Multilateral development agencies and oil, gas, and mining companies adopt and/or implement progressive policies and positions that can, in turn, influence how governments manage and engage with the extractives sector.

# World Bank, IFC, IMF, African Development Bank, and other donors adapt their relevant policies, programs, research, and industry guidance in response to citizen concerns from Uganda.
# Total and Tullow Oil commit to ensuring effective communityparticipation in decision-making and mitigating social and environmental impacts as well as to transparency and accountability, by publishing social and environmental impact data, payments to governments and contracts.
# Oxfam Uganda program documents and shares lessons and collaborates at the regional and global level.
Pan Africa: Learning about African Union Oxfam's Pan African Program organizes a training time considering the 11th Extra Ordinary Summit on AU Reforms that took place in November 2018. CSOs and other critical stakeholders will have an opportunity to map out what influencing platforms exist within the new structure and also strategize on how to expand spaces for Civic Engagement. Participants from African countries will be invited to participate. Next to this, Oxfam partner "Governance for Africa" will receive a contribution for a civil societyconference, also related to the work of the African Union.
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali The program aims to contribute to the challenge and the national effort to restore peace and stability in Mali desired by all people, especially those from 22 municipalities in the regions of Timbuktu and Gao, Mopti and Segou of more 700 000 people. The levers used in this program for a significant impact are improving local governance and strengthening groups of citizens, especially youth, to participate in political, socio-economic and cultural activities of their communities.

 Overall goal:
# Sustaining a movement (culture) of citizens active and involved in governance, peace and social justice, economic and political

 1.1. The program objectives
The program will pursue the achievement of the following three specific objectives:
# To help improve political participation and performance checks and citizens (young men and women) for accountable and transparent governance by the authorities (state, local andtraditional);
# Support the socio-economic development of young people and women by spaces and devices vocational training, supportfor employment, entrepreneurship and securing peasant farming;
# Contribute to install and maintain a culture of peace and social cohesion in local companies by local mechanisms for conflict resolution and management of natural resources.
Quality teacher: Country Office Mali Children receiving quality education will have better opportunities to decent jobs and will participate actively in their society. Mali is ranked one of the lowest quality education systems in the world. Despite significant progress in terms of access toprimary education, 800.000 children are not in school. Children completing the school cycle do so without acquiring the basic reading, or thespecialized skills to enter the workforce or continue their education. The poor learning outcomes are mainly a result of the shortage of professionally trained teachers with relevant skills, knowledge and competences. Oxfam and Education International with the help of Comic Relief have joined forces to improve the quality of the education system. Building on lessonslearned from an earlier project that focused on the professional competences and acceptance in public system of primary community school teachers, this projectwill focus on improving student learning at lower secondary education. Factors to improve theeducation received include: Quality teachers with improved teaching skills and knowledge, particularly on girls education and technical and life skills; Consensus-based teacher competence profile that informs teacher training and further professional development; Teachers that receive quality pre- andin-service training through improved training modules. The project will take the mobile telephone development as an opportunity to innovate in-service teacher training and will develop some modules to be usedon SD cards. Development of new modules for teacher training and where possible digital modules by the government in partnership with teacher training institutes, civil society and teachers; Being in the public system will also give informal teachers access to in-service training and improved salary.
Water dispensers The Municipal Water Board is a non-profit association whose main mission is to promote access to water in the community. As part ofthe DRR Project, this association is willing to participate in the reconstruction of the developed sources on the Mukimba,Rubindi and Mukungu hills.
10 sources to be developed are affected by this Project and 11 Sources to rebuild because they are partially damaged by the floods. This project contributes to the reduction of social conflicts related to the water problem. Itwill target at least300 households.

10 sources to be developed are affected by this Project and 11 Sources to rebuild because they are partially damaged by the floods. This project contributes to the reduction of social conflicts related to the water problem. Itwill target at least300 households.
506153 LAOS_CuttingPlasticPollution This project will be piloted in Vientiane Capital, Lao PDR and address plastic pollution in wet markets. The project idea is to useevidence to help identify alternatives to single plastic bags. It aims to provide recommendations  to  the  general  public,  the  public  sector/policy makers and the private sector about alternatives that would  work for the Laos context. The project idea also focuses on new approach to  the  existing  initiatives  in  Laos  by  focusing  on  influencing  policy rather   than one-off   activity to   reduce   plastic   pollution,   and partnership among different stakeholders. There are many alternative solutions to plastic bags. Oxfam in Laos will do experiments in a Water market to learn what solutions work best, with theend goal of advocating for a nationwide ban on plastic bags.
CO-506609 The aim of the project is to increase the visibility of the Burundi country office activities and thus being able to better communicate about our outcomes and achievements. The main activities realised through this project are: 1/ Renewal (content and maintenance) of the Burundi CO website 2/ Deployment of communication and visibility materials in Oxfam's Office and our partners offices 3/ Lay-out and production of communication materials for fundraising and official relations (brochures, pamphlets, banners etc.).
WOMEN NUTRITION & Sanitation project Women Nutrition <(>&<)> Sanitation Project (WNSP) is women-led organization founded in 2010 as a community based initiative to workhand-in-hand with local communities towards improvement of their well-being through raising level of awareness as well as advance innovative grassroots initiatives to recognize, empower and support the vulnerable and marginalized groups (especially women and the girl child).

Women Nutrition and Sanitation Project (WNSP) was initially registered with Lira District Local Government in 2010 as an indigenous Community Based Organization (CBO) with registration number LDLG/2011/15. In July 2011, WNSP registered as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) with registration Number LDLG/2011/033.

WNSP works closely with women and girls, WNSP has designed a strategy that inclusively involves rural communities (women and girls as priority) to solve their problems, WNSP believes that the solutions mainly lie with the community members themselves. Once empowered and equipped with necessaryknowledge, the community can make significant positive strides.

Goal: To support the empowerment of 30 vulnerable and marginalized groups, especially women and girlsin three sub-counties of Lango sub-region through enhancement of their agricultural productivity, financial capabilities and firming of their self-esteem by the end of the project.

Outcome:
Thirty groups are socio-economically empowered, ate benefiting from local government interventions and act as promoters of women empowerment.

Objectives:
1: Foster women empowerment through systematic fiscal capacity building: Work with vulnerable groups to increase their food security, income generation and self-sustenance by strengthening their capacity on savings and finance management coupled with increased agricultural productivity through sustainable local agricultural practices.
2: Firming women self-esteem: Work with communities to countermand bad cultural practices that dis-empower women, and support women to overcome stigmatization and domestic violence. Provide guidance and counseling to stigmatized community members as a means to raise their self-esteem and foster hope for a brighter future.
NOW-Us Awards In 2018 and 2019 Partos will organise the Celebrating Inclusion Award for Voice as part of their annual Innovation Festival, held in October of every year.
The Partos Innovation Festival is an inspiring event on innovation for inclusive and sustainable development, attracting a large audience with a wide variety of actors. With a view to supporting its members in constantly improving the effectiveness of their interventions, Partos established The Spindle, an innovation platform that is financially supported by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Through The Spindle, Partos connects, inspires and accelerates innovators for social change with the aim to boost innovation, leading to more effective and sustainable solutions for the poor.

The Spindle Awards ceremony takes place at the Festival to showcase the best innovations in development with the aim to inspire and connect. For 2018 and 2019 the Spindle will  include a Celebrating Inclusion Award to The Spindle Awards, particularly to ensure that initiatives led by representativesfrom one or more of the five target groups Voice wants to support will be amplified and connected to a larger audience.  The monetary award will be coupled with a training, skills and coaching trajectory beforehand to connect Southern front runners in inclusive innovation to The Spindle#s community (and networks), as well as to Dutch based organisations working for the respective target groups for mutual benefit.
Promoting Inclusive Regionalism in ASEAN This project promotes the creation of inclusive political spaces for LGBTI+ persons in ASEAN by using cultural strategies for advocacy in order to advance alternative and people-centered narratives regionalism in Southeast Asia. The project works to produce and collate historical and contemporary cultural materials that affirm LGBTI+ persons from various communities across Southeast Asia. These cultural materials are aimed to become a starting point in forming an LGBTI+ collective memory as well as innovative instruments for advocacy.
The project entails 4 key activities: Organize discussions on LGBTI+ perspectives on alternative regionalism and regional solidarity; produce historical-cultural narratives inclusive of LGBTI+ persons in Southeast Asia to engage ASEAN officials; and organize a Queer Festival as part of the annual ASEAN Civil Society Conference in 2020. The project engages a broad range of stakeholders, which include LGBTI+ visual and literary artists, cultural workers, researchers, social scientists, academics, religious leaders, educators and allied practitioners. Furthermore, it aims to support transnational or cross-country collaborations among grassroots LGBTI+ activists.
In sum, this project puts to the tests a new cultural model of advocacy that complements ongoing collective efforts to claim legal rights of LGBTI+ persons in the region. Such cultural instruments help to counter extremist propaganda which justifies the marginalisation and persecution of people based on sexual orientation, gender identity and/or sexual characteristics (SOGIESC), and provide values-based references for communities to encourage the full acceptance of LGBTI+ people in society. LGBTI+ lives are part of the region's cultural heritage and their contributions are key to build a prosper and inclusive region.
Coeur Citoyen-Citizen participation This project will operate in the three municipalities of the Illéla department (Badaguichiri, Tajaé and Illéla) in the Tahoua region.
the objective of this project is to promote the civic participation of elderly people in the Illéla department in the management of local affairs in their areas through the creation of inclusive dialogue platforms. This initiative will also consist in reducing the marginalization of older people by focusing exclusively on the promotion and enhancement of the human potential of older people.This is to motivate their citizen participation in development reform actions.  In this regard, the NGO C#ur Citoyen will carry outadvocacy /lobbying actions with local government and private structures in the project's intervention area through awareness raising workshops and training sessions on the need and importance of collaborating with older people for inclusive, endogenous and participatory development.