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Contribution to prog partners SAF region This Southern African water management project focuses on the Limpopo River Basin. This river basin covers an area that is located in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique.
The program "One drop at a time - water for changing lives" took off late 2014. It was initiated from the awareness that Limpopo River Basin requires innovative climate resilient water management and water infrastructure systems that adequately support food production and livelihoods. The Limpopo Water Governance Program intends to research, design, develop, pilot, implement and scale up smart and innovative, climate resilient water management and water infrastructure systems for food security and climate resilient livelihoods, that are supported by local stakeholder inclusive water governance policies, institutions and systems at local, national, and regional levels.
Key outcomes of this program include improved and inclusive access to the Limpopo basins water resources for food and agriculture as components of the climate resilient livelihood strategies of the rural population we are targeting. The program is part of Oxfam's global water governance program, which connects regional programs in Southern Africa (Limpopo river basin) and globally in Asia (Indus, Mekong, Salween, Ganges, Brahmaputra).
The Oxfam Novib contribution will be used to further develop the program management <(>&<)> governance , as well as program networking with governmentaland regional institutions to increase the project's outreach.
Gender Impact Assessment in Vietnam Centre for Social Research and Development (CSRD) is a local non-government organization which is registered with the Hue Union of Science and Technology Associations (HUSTA). CSRD has been registered and operated since 2008. CSRD is based in Hue in the Central Region of Vietnam, and many of the projects have been located in the provinces of Central Region. CSRD also works throughout Vietnam and more broadly in South East Asia on water resources issues because CSRD is the administration center for the Vietnam Rivers Network (VRN). The CSRD mission is to work towards a better life for all people in Vietnam, particularly for those who are poor and vulnerable, and adversely impacted by Vietnam's industrial development. The hydro-power industry is a current focus because many power plants are planned and many are already operating. CSRD approach is to work in partnership with local communities and grass roots groups, and to bring communities together so that they may learn from each other. The organization contribution has been recognized by local and provincial authorities and by the National Union of Science and Technology Associations. CSRD maintains very good relationships with community partners; and has a positive record for achieving specific project outcomes.
Country Office 506588 Oxfamnovib Country The Project is focussing on Building Resilient Livelihood's for 15,000 people representing 3,329 households from 20 rural communities with strategies that complement and reinforce each other to provide direct benefits and opportunities throughout the communities.It builds on Oxfam#s 11 year experience working in Daikundi which is one of the most vulnerable, remote, least served, and food insecure provinces in the country.  The project has  three broad sets of activities in line with the assessed needs and aspirations of the target communities to achieve the following three outcomes: 1-  improved access to markets for dairy and almond producers; 2-  more reliable and increased production of higher quality almonds and dairy products; 3-  most poor and vulnerable households have skills and produce that increase their income generation potential and adaptation options. Its approaches to address the different needs of the most poor and vulnerable as well as those with greater (albeit modest) means of livelihood's, recognizing their capacities. For the most poor and vulnerable the project will help them to develop new livelihood options.  For the second group, the project will set in motion processes, and provide inputs and capacity building, to make the existing primary means of agricultural livelihoods (ie. almonds) more productive, sustainable and profitable for producers. It will also assist to develop markets for dairy products.  By striving for real impacts that reach throughout the target communities,and are made sustainable through better linkages with the private sector, the project hopes to demonstrate the application of the objectives of the Australian aid program in Daikundi.
CO- PMU/IP Cambodia Oxfam Mekong Regional Water Governance Program has had a long -term partnership with DFAT in the Greater Mekong Water Resource Program. Since 01st March 2014, Oxfam has contributed to the DFAT#s GMWRP through the implementation of the Mekong Civil Society Inclusion pillar. The Inclusion Project completed the implementation of its activity on 30th September 2019 (5.5 years). The project Closure Report and project audit is scheduled to be submitted by end of November 2019.

During the DFAT-Oxfam SteeringCommittee meeting held on 8th October 2019, Oxfam reported that there is an unspent balance from total AUD 9 million funds.

The proposal seeks DFAT#s approval for Oxfam#s Mekong Regional Water Governance Program to use the remaining balance from the project for the following priorities:
1) DFAT#s Investment Proposal Development for the Second Phase of the Inclusion Project
2) Program Technical Support/Advice
3) Approach to engage effectively with private sector
4) Media and Communication work on the Asia Women and River Congress
5) Program team capacity support.
Women's Economic Empowerment This intervention targets the economic empowerment of rural women, with a particular focus on EM women. It will seek to increase women#s access to economic resources and opportunities; and will promote an enabling environment where public and business perceptionswill shift to recognise the value of women's contributions to inclusive economic growth and women#s voice and leadership as the condition to long term sustainable development of Vietnam.
Overall goal: Improved enabling environment that enhance women's economic opportunities, leadership, voice and choice, especially women from ethnic minority groups.
Expected outcomes:
1. Women in rural areas,especially EM women have expanded opportunities and increased status in agriculture production and business investment at householdand group levels
2. Women are organized to engage effectively in value chains for added benefit
3. Government policies on agriculture production and agribusiness development are designed and implemented to promote women economic empowerment and regulate private sector performance in respect of women rights
4. Legal frameworks and policies support and protect women#s participation in decision making in the economic and political spheres within households, enterprises and broader communities
5. Public and business perceptions change in support of women leadership role
NANTS R2F activities - NANTS (National Association of Nigerian Traders) will be conducting capacity building on budget monitoring and advocacy for communities and CBOs so they are able to participate in budgeting preparation and implementation processes. Farmers/CSO to be trained will be drawn from those currently participating in existing livelihoods and resilience programmes to promote one programme approach
- Carryout policy advocacy activities by directly engaging with policy makers to influence policy formulation and implementation in favor of SSF. Their wide network and good social capital will enable them deliver this.
- NANTS will organize policy dialogs with the aim of promoting agricultural budget accountability and transparency and increase effectiveness.  They will be collecting human stories to demonstrate how public and private investment in agriculture is building resilience of women SSF
- Conduct budget analysis and researches to gather evidence that will be used in sensitizing and empowering SSF and the public to take action.
- Media engagements to influence public opinion. The engagement will also focus on building the media capacity and promote investigative journalism that will feature stories of our constituents
- Public campaign and mobilization tocontribute in building a supporter base that will put pressure on policy makers to make change. NANTS will be working with influentials (traditional/religion leaders, celebrities) who will amplify messages.
- Newsletters -Farm and Food- and other publications.
ADDA#Disability Inclusion Index Public participation is more than getting the opinion of DPOs or PWDs or any section of the community. True participation requires three elements: to be present (for PWDs this means accessibility   and   minimum   accommodation,   effective   communication), tobelong (the process is fun and the benefits of participation are well known), and to take part (engaged, informed). The project is Co-Creating,  piloting, documenting  and  sharing  a  Disability  Inclusion Public Participation  Index and advocating  around  theindex  which will be benchmarked  at a National  Disability Inclusion  workshop. The  participation  index  will  measure existing expertise and  knowledge  gaps within  DPOs  and  among  PWDS,  including  the advocacy capacity of  people and communities(confidence  to  participate),  and  negotiation  practices necessary  to  influence.  It  will  also  measure  County  Public  Participation practices  (such  as communication,  accommodation,  information materials) and  benchmark  inclusion  against international best practices with suggestions on how to bridge exclusion gaps.
ICJR - Enhancing CSO Participation - ID The National Alliance for Penal Code Reform (The National Alliance) has succeeded in advocating changes to the proposed Penal Code Reform Bill/Rancangan KUHP (RKUHP). The Bill however, still contains many problematic formulations that will lead to overcriminalisation and discrimination. The process has also been dominated by "masculine" criminal law experts who lack understanding of other peoples# experiences. Postponing the passage of RKUHP is a strategic opportunity to ensure that the discussion be carried out more inclusively. This project aims to ensure that the upcoming discussions and consultations on RKUHP is more inclusive through increased participation of civil society.

Through this project, the National Alliance
# Monitors government discussions on RKUHP
# Researches and writes updated policy briefs based on those discussions
# Coordinate and facilitate consultations between members and stakeholders for constructive engagements
# Produce campaign materials for online and offline advocacy
# Organise seminars on RKUHP in select cities
Reclaiming Ancestral Lands of TAMASCO Reclaiming Ancestral Lands, Sustaining Indigenous Culture is a 3-year project by the OND HESED Foundation that will be implemented in 2 municipalities in Mindanao. The project will support the Taboli Manobo S#daff Claimants Organization (TAMASCO) in claiming their Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT) from the government, and demanding a private entity to move out of their ancestral lands. The project will also employ community-based approaches to support the tribes in managing available resources(tangible and intangible) towards increased productivity, increased access to basic services, and strengthened cultural integrity.

OND Hesed Foundation has been existing for seventeen (17) years and have engaged in different community development work,social advocacy, social services and institution building in the four different political jurisdiction in South Central Mindanao. It has served and continuesto serve multi-cultural people, especially in places where few organisations would dare to go.
Promotion and development of watershed The Burundian Civil Society Forum for the Nile Basin is a non-profit organization working in the field of the environment and the fight against poverty in the community.
Working in synergy with 38 small local organizations, this Forum has a strong community base of its members and will be able to coordinate local actors in Bubanza in the two communes of action.
Its support in the project is of paramount importance to the extent that from their members it will be possible to conduct awareness sessions on reforestation and the protection of the environment. Their community network is of great value to the project thanks to their geographic extension at the field.
 This organization will deploy a mobilizer per municipality to support local organizations of the municipalities to better communicate and better coordinate while negotiating their workspace at the level of the administration and major players recognized to date.
Association pour le Renforcement des Cap ARCPH is a Malian association led by woman facing social discrimination   expects to challenge woman's statute.  In Mali the religious and tradition values are attached in our daily the sociocultural context encourages the beliefs that harm to a lot of these women. Customs have the hard life, it exposes numerous women all ages, all categories to meet in the bad camps. The women victims of sociocultural prejudices represent a large majority of the population and regroup many subgroups (unmarried women, women living with the VIH and the AIDS, the sterile women, handicapped women. This project targets   20 women   aged distressed and family to empower facing social discrimination and exclusion and implemented in Bamako for 12 months
 The project expects tocreate a space or no one will feel persecuted or excluded. A space or one is" all for one and one for all through in personal development capacity building   and to encourage their personal growing for a bigger confidence in itself.
, the activities willbe undertaken to permit to have the results contributing to the following effects:
Self-esteem
Self confidence i recovered
The liberty of choice achieved
Empower of life recovered
AJCAD From shadow to light After a survey nearby people living with disabilities the consortium AJCAD/DEVE realized that there are two principal matters for what they are facing along a day. This discrimination can be categorized in this following points:
1- On one hand, people living withdisabilities in rural and urban area are still sight like miserable and sometime like limited in smartness, incapable.
2- On other hand, the access of people living with disabilities to the different services and their rights are severely limited.
AJCAD and its partner DEVE Mali have been observing for several years this discrimination about people living with disability and based on fantasy,legends and beliefs of past. Now we have decided to bring this project based on the work of the Pr Moussa Fall to promote the respect of disabilities people rights.
The objective of this project is to the promotion of a positive image of people living with disabilities by eliminating the attacks and discriminations that they are exposed.
This project will be implemented in the regions of Ségou, Sikasso and the District of Bamako. The choice of those regions is explained by the presence of AJACD and DEVE in the selected areas, and also strong vulnerability.
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT & REHABILITA-CERID CERID#s #Promotion of Women Economic Empowerment through VSLAs and livelihood initiatives# project build on the successes of Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) model under which savings groups are formed at community level to reduce poverty by financially and socially empowering poor and vulnerable people. CERID intends to expand this programme to Koboko district of with an element of business/livelihoods promotion for vulnerable women with the aim of economically empowering them and building their capacity to improve the wellbeing of their families especially for health and nutrition of their children.

The project will be implemented through the following activities; mobilization of women into VSLAs, Registration of VSLAs with local authorities, capacity gap assessment of aspiring business women, Training for 200 women in Business/ livelihood skills and hands on experience, Identification of business mentors, mentoring of 200 women in business and starting up new business/livelihoods projectventures.
Transition WASH activities Lebanon Oxfam in Lebanon will work with its partner Nabad to transition WASH activities (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene). This includes de-sludging, water trucking, construction and public health promotion activities.  The intention is to give partner Nabad more implementation capacity through a phased approach. The activities themselves are mostly funded through other sources (appeal funds), and thisadditional contribution is mainly used for capacity building and smooth handover of assets and responsibilities. During part of theyear, the humanitarian project officers of Oxfam and Nabad will work side by side to ensure a smooth and proper handover. The activities are implemented in Bekaa Valley.
WLSA - Active Citizenship WLSA is a partner that implements activities on gender and women empowerment. The organization has also dealt with advocacy and dialogue with decision makers on laws to protect the rights of women and other vulnerable groups. WLSA is also one of the leadorganizations that coordinate the Sexual and Re-productive Health Network. Additionally, it engages with the government and parliamentarians on issues related to GBV, SRH and women empowerment for their participation in the development.
On The AGIR Program WLSA will contribute on Right to gender equality, freedom from gender-based violence and freedom of sexual and reproductive health. Particularly, the idea behind partnering with WLSA is to maximize the reputation they have to influence the approval of important laws that protect women and girls against discrimination and gender based violence. Equally, trough WLSA Oxfam intends to influence the main stakeholders (Police, Attorney, Ministry of  Health and the Ministry of Justice, on issues related to gender and health, including SRHR. Additionally, Oxfam wants to use WLSA#s research background to have evidence to be used by other CSOs and government institutions to improve service delivery. WLSA will also bring added value in producing important shadow reports (e.g. CEDAW shadow report).
FRO Capacity Development Fund Friends of Orphans is a local humanitarian actors coordinator a project that aims to enhance the the capacity if other selected humaniatrian actors in the district of Agago in Northern Uganda.In total there are 6 Local actors including the district localgovernment of Agago.The  project strategies include identification and engagement of LNHA through creating spaces for LNHA to reflect on current capacity and to determine capacity development needs and options at District and National level.
The projectis part of the  campaign agenda to shift humanitarian assistance usually led by UN agencies and international NGOs to domestic actors which are usually perceived to lack, the skills, systems and financial resources needed to carry out effective response.
Project Goal: To contribute to strengthening the capacity of District Local Governments and Local Non-Governmental Actors to respond to humanitarian action in Agago District of Northern Uganda.
Project aims to realise the following:
# Improved humanitarian planning and response of District Local Governments and Local Non-Governmental Actors to lead a strong domestic humanitarian agenda.
# Increased access to information on humanitarian emergencies.
Friends of Orphans  will  Manage the HCDF  for  theLNHAs as per agreed joint action plans in Agago District.
The project targets up to 6 Local and National Humanitarian Actors in the District (Friends of orphans,WOSO,PCCO,FOKAPAWA,AVCT and Agago DLG and fullfills the bleow Objectves as developed in the Joint Action Plans;
1. Humanitarian actors operate under a common approach that links humanitarian with development(DRR, Resilience and Response)
2. Qualified Human Resources
3. Capable Humanitarian Structure
4.Humanitarian government structures and NGOsare able to respond to humanitarian crises timely and effectively, reaching all people in need

# Enhanced capacity of local actors to influence the central government, international NGOs and donors to endorse and fund local actors
#humanitarian actioninitiatives.
Charek - TFYE The partner CSO "Tunisian Forum for Youth Empowrment" aims through this project to raise awareness in the municipality of Denden inMannouba in order to enhance citizen participation in the decision making process at the local level, especially for womenand youth. This project will be implemented through a series of workshops building the capacities of municipal officials and representatives on Human rights based approach for local governance. The CSO will also build the capacities of a number of citizens on communicationand negotiation in order to allow them to raise their issues to local authorities.  The project aims to create a  space for dialogue between the citizens and the local authorities.
GMD - Active Citizenship GMD is a network organization of NGOs, trade unions, farmers associations, religious groups, research institutions, media and social activists formed in 1997 and has provincial branches. It propels debate and stages advocacy on poverty, development, sustainable resource management and foreign debt, screens public expenditure in the water and sanitation, roads, agriculture and employment generation sectors at the district level, conducts studies on governance and mining, monitors and evaluates public policies, is engaged in dialogue with the government, the Parliament, provincial and municipal assemblies and civil society platforms. It trains other civil society actors. It channels the demands of local civil debate to central policy debates. It creates independent platforms for thepromotion of transparency and accountability and stages annual national meetings on debt management, public resources and aid effectiveness. It networks with international organizations such as AFRODAD, Reality of Aid Africa Network Monitor and the African Tax Justice Network. It participates in planning and monitoring sessions with the Ministry of Planning.

On the AGIR Program GMD works on the thematic area of Right to Participate - Responsive Government <(>&<)> Public Accountability. Additionally this partner has been engaging with Publish What You Pay and it is Oxfam´s expectation to use this partnership to reinforce its component of just distribution of wealth for a just country. Partnering with GMD has also helped to monitor Busan commitments.
SERIKALI YANGU EMPOWER YOUTH Tanzania Bora Initiative proposes to deliver a fourteen-month Serikali Yangu project. Serikali Yangu/My Gov is citizen-centric program that aims to empower young Tanzanians in Handeni and Mikumi constituencies to tackle unemployment challenge through entrepreneurship and business capacity building sessions. This program helps trained youth to join established SACCOS by the Local Government Authorities in Handeni and Mikumi, where the Youth Development Fund (YDF) is channeled. The YDF is channeled to suchSACCOS as per directives of the Prime Minister#s Office (TAMISEMI) and YDF guidelines.  Working with the Youth Development Officers in Mikumi and Handeni (these are in charge of the YDF, and have in-depth awareness of how it works, and access) will help trained youth joining the SACCOs to have access to the funds for capital to start small businesses. The program will also facilitate interaction among the trained youth and the Youth Development Officers. The interaction will be trough invitations in the training sessions, dialogues and through the Serikali Yangu mobile platform that will be conducted in form of SMS every month.