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ADEL-CD - Active Citizenship Agencia de Desenvolvimento Economico Local (ADEL) is a CSO based in Cabo Delgado, founded in 2008. ADEL main thematic areas of intervention are: institutional development capacity, natural resources and environment sustainable management; Local participative governance and Promoting Local Initiatives and Employment. ADEL is based in one of the places where EI sector is increasing the impacts and presence what makes this organization#s watch dog role more important to influence policy implementation in communities near of the exploitation of resources.  ADEL as member of FOCADE (provincial forum of CSO of Cabo Delgado) will be coordinat strategic intervention of civil society organizations with strong and legitime presence in the grass-root level.
Artisanal mining with focus on women rights is the project that ADEL will implement during the AGIR II. Becoming our partner, ADEL will work to ensure that the citizens of that province, especially people in exploration areas (with focus in women) know their rights. ADEL contributes to Right to a fair share in the country#s mineral resources thematic area.
DBM - Strengthening WWD - ID The project aims to improve the quality of life of women with disabilities including those affected by leprosy through the realization of an inclusive society. The goal is for women with disabilities including those affected by leprosy to be able to engage in social life without experiencing stigma and discrimination and be able to access the available opportunities.

DBM has a twin track approach: 1) preparing project participants and 2) preparing the environment and the community. This intervention has 3 strategies to be carried out within a year:
- Capacity building for women with disabilities and/or living with leprosy;

DBM wants to ensure women with disabilities and/or living with leprosy are able to see life positively, motivated and have good endurance. In addition, they must be equipped with the ability to voice their interests and rights.

- Awareness raising within families and communities;

Families and communities need to have a positive perspective on women with disabilities including those who have had leprosy, so that they are better able to take on roles as members of the community without experiencing stigma and discrimination.

- Evidence-based advocacy to relevant government bodies (Social Service, MSME Service, and Trade and Industry Service) for economic empowerment.

The women with disabilities are expected to be agents of change and to carry out evidence-based and rights-based advocacy aimed at the government to access opportunities in economic sector development.
Governance and active citizenship, Gouvernance et citoyenneté active OXFAM program ID PROG10146

Dans le cadre de l'OCS 2015-2019 le programme GCA est bâti sur deux sous-domaines de changement que sont:

la  transparence  budgétaire  et  la  justice fiscale,
le  renforcement  de  la  société  civile  et  la participation citoyenne des jeunes et des femmes.

Auvu de l'évolution du contexte et de l'actualité du moment, Oxfam au Niger a choisi de faire un focus pour l'année 18 '19 sur, d'une part la problématique de la participation des femmes et des jeunes dans la gestion  des finances  publiqueset d'autre part sur la question de la transparence dans les industries extractives et Justice fiscale. A côté de ces priorités thématiques, le programme Gouvernance travaillera en  permanence sur l'amélioration de la «conquête» d'un espace de liberté  pour les organisations de la  société civile afin d'exercer leur  droit en toute indépendance et sécurité. Ce programme de par sa nature porte l'essentiel de la stratégie et la capacité d'Oxfam à imprimer un cachet d'influence àla présence du bureau Niger.C'est  pourquoi  un  accent est mis sur une définition claire de ses priorités, l'analyse de son contexte et les voies et moyens pour opérationnaliser sa vision. Ce programme travaille étroitement avec le département renforcement des capacités et partenariat afin d'assurer une cohérence et une efficacité dans l'accompagnement des partenaires de la société civile.
CO-Cambodia F4D 2019-2020 Over the past few years, inequality has been brought into high attention globally. The demand for progressive tax and increase spending on health, education and social protection have been advocated and articulated to be the solution to fight inequality.
At the country level, Oxfam in Cambodia has been working closely with civil society organization, academia and government institutions with an efforts to understand in-country inequality and taking measures towards ending poverty and inequality through the improvement of quantity and quality of fiscal policies.
Upon this momentum, Oxfam in Cambodia will continue from the milestone we have built. Specifically for phase II, Oxfam will contribute through linkage of country inequality work with regional and global movement on fightinginequality. At the same time, further capacity building for partners and CSOs network on fiscal justice is very crucial in the sense that partners could be able advocate for policy change.
In relation to working approach, Oxfam in Cambodia will be working closelywith partners to advocate for policy through the utilization of numerous interventions such as research, direct engagement, capacity building and building the voice of the citizens.
CO-506609 Atteindre l'égalité des sexes et l'autonomisation de toutes les femmes et les filles n'est pas seulement une question clé des droits de l'homme, c'est aussi l'un des 17 objectifs de développement durable (objectif 5) - et l'un des éléments intégrés dans l'ensemble de l'Agenda 2030, car la revendication centrale de «#Leaving No One Behind# » ne sera pas atteinte sans atteindre l'objectif 5.
 Dans cet optique , Oxfam aspire à un monde juste et sans pauvreté, un monde dans lequel hommes et femmes peuvent influencer les décisions qui ont une incidence sur leur vie, exercer pleinement leurs droits et assumer leurs responsabilités de citoyens à part entièred#un monde dans lequel tous les êtres humains sont considérés et traités sur un pied d#égalité.
Au c#ur de l#Oxfam et dans sa nouvelle stratégie en cours de finalisation, one programme se trouve le Genre . Dans les rapports des projets  mise en #uvre  par les partenaires de l#Oxfam dans les différentes zones d#interventions ont révélées des réelles contraintes à la promotion et l#intégration du genre dans le cycle du projet et par conséquent dans les activités . En effet , Les contraintes persistantes qui affectent la jouissance et le plein exercice par les femmes de leurs droits à égalité avec les hommes se retrouvent d#une part au niveau de l#environnement institutionnel et de la réalité sociale d#autre part.
Dans les réunions que Oxfam organise avec les projets , ainsi que dansles rapports périodiques révèlent que les interventions en faveur des communautés produisent un impact faible sur  l#égalité et l#équité entre les hommes et les femmes dans l#exécution des projets.
Les raisons de cette situation sont entre autres la faible  maîtrise de l#approche genre et développement par les différents acteurs, le déficit des compétences en genre et la faible application del#approche transversale en matière de genre ayant comme conséquence une faible harmonisation des interventions par rapport aux outils existants au seins de l#Oxfam entre autre GALS , Marqueur Genre , SIG/MIS, approche Abatangamuco .
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER The campaign on inequalities called " Even It Up ! is part of Oxfam global to the local vision, which aims to reduce this large inequality gap economically, geographically and socially around the world through advocacy. Niger is one of the focus countries that launches with several allies, civil society and media. This campaign is a goal of creating an impact in terms of influence and reversal of the current trend in inequality. This requires a great mobilization and citizen participation as well as excellent communication towards the target. Launched for the period 2014-2015, Oxfam in Niger has identified potential partners including Niger Journalists Network on Education (RENJED), the Journalists Network on Water and Sanitation (REJEA), the Collaborative Frame for Education (CCE), the Network of Organizations for Transparency and Budgetary Analysis (ROTAB), Alternative spaces Citizens (AEC) and many other Niger civil society organizations.The campaign on inequalities called " Even It Up ! is part of Oxfam global to the local vision, which aims to reduce this large inequality gap economically, geographically and socially around the world through advocacy. Niger is oneof the focus countries that launches with several allies, civil society and media. This campaign is a goal of creating an impact interms of influence and reversal of the current trend in inequality. This requires a great mobilization and citizen participation aswell as excellent communication towards the target. Launched for the period 2014-2015, Oxfam in Niger has identified potential partners including Niger Journalists Network on Education (RENJED), the Journalists Network on Water and Sanitation (REJEA), the Collaborative Frame for Education (CCE), the Network of Organizations for Transparency and Budgetary Analysis (ROTAB), Alternative spaces Citizens (AEC) and many other Niger civil society organizations.
GDA - Parity in Participation - LA The Parity in Participation Project (PiPP) will work to foster space for Laos#
marginalized communities through inclusion and representation in state reporting.
Presently in Laos, Civil Society and Non-Profit Associations in particular, are limited in
their ability to create independent assessments of state reporting mechanisms,
specifically on CEDAW and the UPR. With Civil Society often being the link to
traditionally marginalized groups, their voices are being negated from the conversations
that directly impact their communities. This project proposes to train rural ethnic
women on human rights reporting, and use these skills to create assessment tools and
mechanisms, which can be used to inform national level state reporting, as well as
establish a platform to participate in international dialogues.
TQM- Amplifying Voices of PWD Qualitative Magazine is a non-profit social entrepreneurship media outfit championed by persons with disabilities to advocate for rights and privileges of persons with disabilities. It has correspondents who are persons with disabilities in all the states including Plateau State and it covers every part of the country because it is published online.

Under 'Connecting Our Voices' Project, Qualitative magazine plans to use its medium to portray issues affecting people with disability and also link them to available supportsystems.

The objectives of the project are:
i. Empower PWDs by giving them a sense of belonging by showcasing their talents through The Qualitative magazine online, various social media and print platform;
ii. Amplify the voices of PWDs through The Qualitative magazine;
iii. Facilitate support base for PWDs so that those reading The Qualitative magazine online can locate them and provide help
CROIX ROUGE DU BURUNDI Burundian Red Cross: the BRC is the only organization benefiting from a network of workers and volunteer at all decentralized levels: from the national level to the level of collines and sous-collines. The BRC is the only local organization with the capacity to intervene and provide urgent responses in nearly all sectors everywhere in Burundi and benefiting from the legitimacy (toward the GoBespecially) to provide urgent response to population#s need.

As the sole local humanitarian actor with this kind of capacities thered cross is over-solicitated for all type of responses. At local level when there is a shock it is first toward the BRC that headsturn for immediate intervention and capacities. Due to this and to the lack of humanitarian funding inBurundi the capacities of theBRC are stretched and there main challenge is the lack of financial and material means to implement a response.
Empowerment by Hunting Gathering Tribes SPNKK provides a venue for Negrito communities and organizations to come together to collectively plan and undertake activities, toexchange experiences, and to highlight critical issues affecting them. SPNKK will work in partnership with Batak and Manide leadersto:
1) Develop active and critical participation of community members to address: (i) issues of access to resources and forest protection in their ancestral domains, (ii) land security, (iii) indigenous representation to local legislative councils, and (iv) otherpriority issues identified at the community level.
2) Articulate issues affecting Negrito communities to a wider audience and develop an advocacy platform in defending their ancestral domains and their natural resources.
3) Provide the opportunity to exchange best practices in addressing community issues related to land and forest based resources.
Under the umbrella of SPNKK as a national network of Negrito communities, the one year project will help its member organizations and communities to plan, implement, and direct their own initiatives in order to achieve their vision, mission, and goals. After a year, Batak and Manide communities will have internalized the fact that power can and should emanate from them and not from outsideentities. It is a long road to people#s empowerment and the journey cannot be rushed, but if Negrito communities have the capacity to voice their concerns, it represent an importantstep on the road to empowerment.
CO-Learning champions among Oxfam projec This project will strengthen learning within Oxfam as well as from local partnerships. It#s hoped that entailing local partners, documenting and sharing learnings from Oxfam-Partner and Partner-Partner interactions will prioritize the southern agenda. The developed tools will become part of the overall MEAL tools and the info-graphs and short videos will ensure that knowledge is shared throughout Oxfam and with partners
507914- East Africa Grain Council (EAGC) East Africa Grain Council (EAGC) a regional membership organization has experience in creating market linkages for small holder farmers.  EAGC represents those engaged in Grain such as Producers, Processors, transporters , traders among others . EAGC covers trading in all cereals such as maize, wheat, rice, barley, sorghum, and millet.
In this project EAGC will lead in; Online registration offarmers and creation of a centralized database of digital identities/profiles for farmers, Use of EAGC#s RATIN SMS facility to disseminate customized and specific messages to the registered farmers and agriculture extension staff, Linking banks with farmers# database to facilitate faster processing of loans and for payment settlements, Work ng with the selected farmers# organizations to keep track of their costs of production and gross margins to help farmers track the expenses incurred in producing grain commodities and the volume of produce to analyze the cost of production per unit and the expected margin if they were to sell at prevailing market price and finally Link ng farmers to available markets by sharing information on purchase orders posted on the EAGC trading platform (GSoko). This will trigger farmers# sales in response to the buyer inquiries/orders.

As a result strong producer groups will be formed with capacity to engage in the different markets and earn a profitable income from agariculture.
OI Pan Africa Programme - AMCEN The traditional Africa Ministerial Conference on Environment and Natural Resources of the Government of the African Union for 2019 will take place in Durban South Africa, with the theme 'Taking action for Environmental Sustainability and Prosperity in Africa.' The conference, which will be held on 11th # 15th November 2019, will be preceded by various preparatory segments, convened by Civil Society Groups, major stakeholders as well as UN Agencies driving various agenda.
And for the conversations aroundtaking action for climate change, the conference presents a defining moment to share perspectives, and emerging developments particularly after the UNSG Summit in New York.
With climate change having acquired major political attention among other pressing priorities of top African leadership, it is essential that the gains so far attained be safeguarded through continuous engagement targeting key stakeholder platforms such as  the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment (AMCEN), and the Climatefor Development in Africa (ClimDev-Africa) Programme, Regional Economic Integration Communities, among others. In this respect, the Committee of Heads of State and Governments on Climate Change (CAHOSCC), mandated at the highest level and currently coordinated by Gabonese President becomes central political lever for coordination during the AMCEN, to ensure that decisions of the leaders embrace an inclusive paradigm.
As the first Pan African convergence after the UNSG Summit and based on the cross-section of stakeholders present during the conference, Durban offers an opportunity to exchange ideas and reflections on Africa#s challenges and prospects, with a view of charting a collective path towards subsequent Global Dialogue processes on the subject inCOP 25 in Santiago, Chile. Indeed, this becomes urgent in view of the highly-anticipated global moment where COP 25 will be the deadline for countries to reflect on their NDCs and ensure their plans outlined within them are ambitious enough to meet our rapidly catastrophes of climate change.
CO-General Support for Uganda COP This general support sub-grant will support the country#s FY21 COP, which includes these programs (COP section 2.2 for each program): This COP is currently under review.

1. Resilient livelihood
2. Humanitarian: preparedness, response, resilience
3. Inclusive <(>&<)> accountable Governance
KH RSDOB - EM of people with Disability RSDOB was formed by 45 people with disabilities who have common issues and needs from 9 self-help groups which focus on basic rights of people with disabilities prevention reduce and eliminate discrimination on people with disabilities.
The project willestablish network of people with disability and organize them to advocate with commune council to consider challenges (health and education) faced by people with disability and include in the commune investment plan.
RSDOB will use Twin Track Approach bystrengthening the capacity of the networking of people with disabilities at village level and promote dialogue between the authorities and persons with disabilities to understand the issues and service requirements for people with disabilities.
The project will address two key priorities include: First, the concerns and issues of people with disabilities have not been included in the decision making on policy at sub-national level. Second, lacking mechanism to promote access to health services and vocational education services for people withdisabilities while these public services are compatible responding equity and inclusion. The process involved in addressing these priorities in order to contribute with the three-year rolling investment program forKampong Cham province as well as the Three-Year Implementation Plan (IP3) in response to the need of people with disabilities to access to health services and vocational education services.
CECEM- Empowering SSP & Gender equality This project is designed to increase the voices of small-scale producers, especially women, in the decision-making process that affects their livelihood through promoting collective action and gender equality. The project is proposed to be implemented from January 2019 to December 2020 in 5 Mekong Delta provinces (An Giang, Soc Trang, Kien Giang, Bac Lieu or Ca Mau), with key activities as follows:
(1) Capacity building on Women Economic Empowerment (WEE) and Gender Action Learning System (GALS);
(2) Facilitate to mainstream WEE/GALS in farmer organizations/communities and with private sector;
(3) Disseminate positive discourse about farmers' capability, WEE through art performances, exhibitions;
(4) Conduct photovoice events to show achievements on economic improvement, gender equality, and social inclusion;
(5) Facilitate to build the networks/linkages amongst farmer groups in Mekong Delta provinces to shareexperiences and increase their voices in the negotiations and public events.
Carmelite Prisoners' The project seeks to promote respect for dignity and human rights of women prisoners in Nigeria. It is fact that women in Nigeria are more vulnerable to human rights abuses. However, the typical Nigerian society may not consider a prison inmates as worthy of dignity or any rights whatsoever, hence; they have their rights flouted and people may not care at all.

Hence the project proposes interventions that seek to influence awareness attitude and behaviours of prison staff and other relevant stakeholders towards the womenprison inmates. The project seeks to achieve two (2) broad goals:
# To persuade relevant authorities to adopt and sustain gender sensitive principles in prisons management in Nigeria, and
# To facilitate improvement of detention conditions for women prisoners viademanding accountability from duty bearers and organize relevant campaign activities.

Concerted efforts of Carmelite Prisoners# Interest Organization (CAPIO), Nigerian Prisons Service (NPS), the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) and Prison Inmate Development Initiative (PIDI) will produce sustainable outcomes via ensuring that gender education becomes an integral aspect of prison stafftraining. The attention of stakeholders is brought to the peculiar situations and needs of women prisoners and thereby remain on the front burner till solutions are acted and sustained.
Bloco 4 Foundation-AICE Block 4 Foundation is a non-governmental research organization that seeks to promote the construction of spaces for the exercise ofcitizenship, activism and transparency in social policies in Mozambique from a global perspective, based on the social andhuman sciences, with youth as the epicenter of engagement. context of relations between citizens and the state. It emerged in 2007 as a community micro organization (Block 4 Association - Arts and Culture in the Community) of social intervention, having various artistic disciplines as a form of social engagement.
The organization has the following strategic areas:
Strengthening policy-making: As part of a long-term aspiration to contribute to policy-making and development, Block 4 will seek to highlightefforts to identify and institutionally impose, policymakers and opinion makers to act as a source of policy. advice to other institutions based on research carried out within our lines of research. In this regard, the Director will seek to broaden the level of engagement with policy makers, civil society, funders, and the people to open opportunities for research programs that are developed by Block 4 to provide the basis for policymaking.
Youth Participation: Block 4 Foundation, through thematic research and advocacy grants, aims to foster youth participation in monitoring the relationship between citizens and the state in the context of policy development. Social In doing so, it intends to promote research and advocacy in areas identified in the strategic plan - which otherwise would not happen.
Formulating an indigenous peoples plan The proposed project entitled #Formulation of the Talaandig tribes Indigenous Peoples Plan in the Palaopao and Upper Mangima TribalCommunities# seeks to implement Chapter IV (Right to Self-Governance and Empowerment) of R.A. 8371 (Indigenous Peoples Rights Act). It aims to assist the Talaandig-Higaonon tribe in the municipalities of Manolo Fortich and Sumilao, Bukidnon to formulate an Indigenous Peoples Plan to be lobbied and incorporated to the respective barangay development plans and most importantly, to the Municipal Comprehensive Land Use Plans (CLUP) of the Municipal LGUs. . Once already in place, it will be an instrument to correct and mitigate the historic injustice that demand restitutive and restorative measures for the injuries and damages suffered and sustained by the Talaandig peoples.