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Transforming the Farmer-Herder Conflicts and Promoting Freedom of Religions and Belief in Nigeria’s Middle Belt The project has an overall goal to contribute to preventing violence and the destruction of lives and properties resulting from protracted violent conflicts between farmers and herders while combating impunity and promoting the freedom of religions and belief in the Middle Belt region of Nigeria. It targets areas in Plateau, Nasarawa and Benue states that have experiencing escalation in the violence as a result of farmers-herders conflicts and use dialogues, multi-stakeholder platforms, advocacy and media activities to promote peace and prevent violence.
Just Future - Niger Avenir Juste - Niger Just Future is the name of a new alliance, formed in response to the challenges of a fragile world. Consisting of 6 established CSOs and networks, from the Global North and South, our work will strengthen the capacity of CSOs and enable their collective action to bring about more inclusive, constructive and legitimate power relations. Just Future’s vision is of a world in which all people in fragile states benefit from more accessible, responsive and accountable security and justice institutions, and more inclusive arrangements for political governance and peace-making. Just Future est le nom d'une nouvelle alliance, formée en réponse aux défis d'un monde fragile. Composée de 6 OSC et réseaux établis, du Nord et du Sud, notre travail renforcera la capacité des OSC et permettra à leur action collective d'instaurer des relations de pouvoir plus inclusives, constructives et légitimes. La vision de Just Future est celle d'un monde dans lequel tous les habitants des États fragiles bénéficient d'institutions de sécurité et de justice plus accessibles, plus réactives et plus responsables, ainsi que d'accords plus inclusifs en matière de gouvernance politique et de rétablissement de la paix. Just Future’s vision will be delivered through achievement of three inter-related outcomes, specifically: Outcome 1: Security providers are more responsive and accountable, and take action enabling the most excluded constituencies to enjoy safety, protection, and enforcement of the law Outcome 2: Justice providers are more responsive and accountable, and take action enabling the most excluded constituencies to defend and enforce their rights, redress grievances and resolve disputes Outcome 3: The most excluded constituencies influence policymakers in a context of adequate civic space and respect for human rights, leading to more inclusive political decision-making and peace processes. La vision de Just Future sera réalisée par trois résultats interdépendants, à savoir:
Résultat 1: Les fournisseurs de sécurité sont plus réactifs et plus responsables, et prennent des mesures permettant aux groupes les plus exclus de bénéficier de la sécurité, de la protection et de l'application de la loi
Résultat 2: Les prestataires de services de justice sont plus réactifs et plus responsables, et prennent des mesures permettant aux groupes les plus exclus de défendre et de faire respecter leurs droits, de réparer les préjudices et de résoudre les litiges
Résultat 3: Les collectivités les plus exclues influencent les décideurs politiques dans un contexte d'espace civique adéquat et de respect des droits de l'homme, ce qui conduit à une prise de décision politique et à des processus de paix plus inclusifs. Since the dynamics of fragility and conflict affect women and men, and younger and older people differently, inclusion of women and youth is at the core of the program. Étant donné que la dynamique de la fragilité et des conflits affecte différemment les femmes et les hommes, les jeunes et les personnes âgées, l'inclusion des femmes et des jeunes est au coeur du programme.
Cooperative Communities: Advancing local governance in Southern Yemen With funding from the Dutch Embassy, Search-Yemen is supporting inclusive and accountable local level governance across 3 governorates in south Yemen. This project leverages Search’s Community Dialogue Approach (CDA), engaging local communities and authorities to identify local trusted actors to act as “Insider Mediators” (IMs). IMs are empowered to lead community-focused stabilization activities through dialogue to identify and prioritize conflict issues and develop action plans for community initiatives to resolve these conflicts. Additionally, sustainable mechanisms for continued cooperation and inclusive decision-making processes will be instituted to ensure the long-term impact of this initiative. The overall goal of this 16-month initiative is to support inclusive and accountable local level governance structures in Abyan, Aden, and Lahj (one district per governorate, total three districts). This will be achieved through two specific objectives: 1. Empower communities and governance structures to constructively address conflict through the use of locally-led dialogue processes; 2. Increase trust between local communities and governance structures through inclusive and participatory decision-making mechanisms.
Rain not Thunder: A programme to renew collaborative civic space in Afghanistan Rain not Thunder seeks to reinvigorate surviving civil society and media organisations in Afghanistan, help them rebuild relationships of trust and collaboration between civil society, media and the de facto authorities, and reduce tensions at the local level through establishing and strengthening community-based mechanisms.
Just Future - South Sudan Just Future is the name of a new alliance, formed in response to the challenges of a fragile world. Consisting of 6 established CSOs and networks, from the Global North and South, our work will strengthen the capacity of CSOs and enable their collective action to bring about more inclusive, constructive and legitimate power relations. Just Future’s vision is of a world in which all people in fragile states benefit from more accessible, responsive and accountable security and justice institutions, and more inclusive arrangements for political governance and peace-making. Just Future’s vision will be delivered through achievement of three inter-related outcomes, specifically: Outcome 1: Security providers are more responsive and accountable, and take action enabling the most excluded constituencies to enjoy safety, protection, and enforcement of the law Outcome 2: Justice providers are more responsive and accountable, and take action enabling the most excluded constituencies to defend and enforce their rights, redress grievances and resolve disputes Outcome 3: The most excluded constituencies influence policymakers in a context of adequate civic space and respect for human rights, leading to more inclusive political decision-making and peace processes. Since the dynamics of fragility and conflict affect women and men, and younger and older people differently, inclusion of women and youth is at the core of the program.
Promoting and Protecting Freedom of Religion and Belief in Nigeria Search is implementing a 36 months project titled: Promoting and Protecting Freedom of Religion and Belief (PP-FoRB) in Nigeria. Funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the project seeks to address potential conflict issues in relation to religious tolerance and tensions in Nigeria, in response to incidents of religious intolerance and religious extremism reported across Nigeria. The activities are designed to strengthen the capacity of relevant actors to collaboratively work against any form of abuses in relation to FoRB across 6 geopolitical zones in Nigeria.  Hence, the project’s Theory of Change (ToC) states IF Religious Leaders, Security Agencies, civil society actors and other key stakeholders leverage new and existing platforms to anticipate, prevent, respond to, and address religious-based conflicts and their root drivers AND IF citizens have access to effective and trustworthy FoRB support mechanisms, AND IF capable and conflict-sensitive media practitioners enhance public understanding of FoRB THEN there will be a decrease in religious-based divisions, tensions, and violence BECAUSE citizens will be equipped to implement a holistic series of prevention, response, and support mechanisms,  addressing every aspect of the ‘violence cycle’, including both long- and short-term drivers of religiously-motivated violence.
The overall goal of the project is to empower actors to prevent and address conflicts along religious lines and advance FoRB in Nigeria. The goal is supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: To establish effective Early Warning/Early Response (EWER) and referral mechanisms for addressing FoRB violations and violence along religious lines in Nigeria. Objective 2: To strengthen support mechanisms for individuals at risk of FoRB violations. Objective 3: To enhance public understanding of interfaith conflict and the importance of FoRB.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Enforcement and Targeting and Risk Management workshop to prevent proliferation of dual-use commodities and technology
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - End-Use/End-User Analysis Workshop.
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in Mexico
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Electronic Commodity Identification Training /SCORE Installation.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Licensing
R2HC Annual funding: Identifying the Prevalence of and Risk Factors for Relapse after Recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in humanitarian crises Research grant based in USA yet linked with Niger
CB on Organic Farming Techniques to Small-scale Farmers Leading to Food Security Organic rice farming is a key solution to poor farmers' economic sustainability and food crisis.  KKF is a partner, whose work emphasises on modeling organic farming and expansion of organic farmers in the Central and other regions of Thailand.  The key activites used in promoting organic rice farming are 1) farmer field school, 2) rice seed production/fund, and 3) provision of training to farmers from all regions and as requested by the government offices. In this phase, KKF will show strong evidences how organic farming can lead to sustainability and partially to food crisis.
CSO Coalition for Ethical and Sustainable Seafood in Thailand The CSO Coalition for Ethical and Sustainable Seafood (hereafter "the Coalition") is an initiative convened by Oxfam in 2017 to bring together Thailand's leading CSOs (civil society organizations) working to solve systematic problems in the seafood sector. Since founded, the CSO Coalition provides a collective platform to conduct evidence -based policy advocacy and keep both the industry and government accountable to their reform outcomes for the Thai seafood industry.
Women's developing rice model for food and income security Organic rice farming is a key solution to poor farmers' economic sustainability and food crisis.  KKF is a partner whose work emphasises on modeling organic farming and expansion of organic farmers in central Thailand and other regions.  Key activites used in promoting organic rice farming are 1) farmer field school, 2) rice seed production fund, and 3) provision of training to farmers from all regions, and as requested by the government offices. In this phase, KKF will show strong evidences how organic farming can lead to sustainabity and partially to food crisis.
Bridging Gender Equality with Responsible Investment - Thailand This project concerns with gendered market mapping and private sector engagement in 3 areas: Blue Brand's social enterprises, Deep South's women empowerment and Feed dialogue. The comprehensive plan is to create an innovative private sector engagement programme for Oxfam Thailand to build capacity for our partners in enterprise capacity, coastal resources management and women empowerment. This project also aims to work on research and build strategic alliances to inform and influence the private sector in Thailand.
Action for access & management rights to land for farmers in northern Thailand The project prioritises capacity building of the affected farmer communities to achieve and maintain CTLD or similar concept with support from LAOs for legislative changes. The project works with 32 communities to demonstrate the community process and capacity of land and forest management to gain public support for the law, and expand the management capacity to 247 communities. The project will increase capacity of national alliance for land reform and its sub -networks,engage with academic,media and the private sector to support campaign and advocacy functions and to communicate with the government and relevant agencies for law enactment.
Saving our Daughters Project - Combating Child Prostitution along Thailand-Laos The project will focus directly on children, in particular girls, along with the two main axes of prevention and protection.  Prevention will involve work with schools, teachers and female students, work with police and immigration personnel, and work with the owners of businesses that employ young women as entertainers or sex workers where there is little or no difference between these categories. Protection will involve work with police, immigration personnel and other multidisciplinary team members, as well as with monitoring networks of women's groups and other citizens. The project will work on 5 border provinces in Northeastern Thailand that have busy border crossings with Laos, and some neighbouring provinces, all of which figure prominently in the web of source -destination -transit communities.
MAPPING SHRIMP FEED SUPPLY CHAIN IN SONGKHLA TO FACILITATE FEED DIALOGUE Through research, the project seeks to pinpoint the impact of feed industry on livelihood of coastal communities in Thailand and get a clear picture of business conduct through feed supply chain mapping that includes key activities of the major stakeholders. These researches will be used to 1) evaluate potential engagement strategies in Thailand and in ASEAN through SEAFish and Aquaculture Stewardship Council and to 2) support Thailand programme and TSWA on advocacy for coastal resources sustainability. In the process, shrimp feed stakeholders both in Thailand and ASEAN will be engaged in feed dialogue for sustainability under GROW campaign.
Action for Land Reform Based on 3 yrs. experiences, this project is developed to continue working with at least 13 communities, and 4 forest communties in the north, faccing land insecurity after the land reform action. To develop models of sustainable land management and land use good for sustainable livelihood of small  scale farmers and indigenous forest dwellers. The model will be used as policy advocacy strategy both at local and national level to raise awareness of the society and the government that small farmers have rights to access and able to manage land and natural resources appropriately and sustainably. This is under PIP Markets and Assets.
CB for CBO and Thai CSO on Advocacy for CCJ and Global Warming Judicial Process This project seeks to support and empower small -scale farmers and their communities in Thailand and their right to indigenous land ownership and sustainable livelihoods. The project will provide legislative and academic support for those farmers charged by the Thai government with raising global temperatures through farming activities in the current "Global Warming Lawsuit". In the longer term this project also seeks to build the capacity of local farming communities to challenge future potential land ownership conflicts, and for local partners to raise public awareness and call for government action for climate justice on a national scale.
GRAISEA Thailand Support This project will support the works under the main THAB17  Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness in South East Asia (GRAISEA) Thailand project, from the Country Programme' s own contribution, focusing on the following elements:   1)  Fisherfolk Enterprise Development – Increase efficiency and effectiveness of 2 existing and 3 new Fisherfolk community enterprises consisting of 500 fisherfolks (women leaders, better organizational management and marketing). 2)  Blue Brand standard – sustainable seafood labeling system which is accepted as the industry standard by relevant stakeholders to guarantee safe, sustainable and socially responsible seafood products. 3)  Public campaign  - A consumer research will be conducted to feed into campaign planning, and will ensure that campaign strategy and messages are well integrated with PR, communication and marketing of the Fisherfolk enterprises.
Rehabilitation of Andaman Coastal Fishing Communities To CB fisherfolk for sustainably managing coastal resources by establish/strengthen CBOs  and their networks, promote RF at both operational & policy level, enhance community's economic development & equipped with business management S &K, help for better understand on CC & global warming, promote sustainable livelihood development of coastal fishing community, use public campaign activities for widen public attention & awareness on the hardships facing by fisherfolk & their proposed solutions, strengthen cooperation with other non -fishery sectors: academics, media, education institutes, working on sustainable coastal resources management.
Strengthening Potential of Chiang Mai Sustainable Agriculture Community Model The project will strengthen potential of Chiang Mai to be a Sustainable Agriculture Community Model (CM -SAC). The project will promote sustainable agriculture system at farm practice, production process, market access incuding women economic opportunity, consumer campaign and policy advocacy. The project will focus on establishment of farmers' organizations and its'  network and linking them with consumers. Debt reduction and household economic management are crucial for the project. The project will work closely with provincial government authorities to get support in both budgetting and policy/administrative procedure.
Support advocacy and campaign initiatives Support advocacy and campaign tactic and participation of fisherfolk in 2 research launch events in Bangkok on impact of fishmeal industry on fisherfolks in Songkhla province and key players in the shrimp supply chain. Support learning trips of women leaders in the northern land reform network to learn from the stronger women association of southern fisherfolk.
Facilitating the participation process of ethical trade formation in Thailand Ethical trade such as Fair Trade has a potential to reduce inequalities but not yet established in Thailand.  Two networks are starting to discuss fair trade and becomes an opportunity for Oxfam Thailand to engage now.  Through the multi -stakeholder dialogue platform initiation, the project will define and design a fair trade  system, labeling and consumer movement to suit the Thailand context of an upper MIC with high inequalities.  Using the knowledge capital of Oxfam on Fairtrade and Fair Trade initiatives worldwide, the existing pilot model of fair trade on sustainable seafood of Oxfam Thailand, and the accumulating strength on urban consumer campaigning, Oxfam Thailand is in a unique position to influence the fair trade formation into social movement in Thailand to aim at high impact on the marginalized communities and women.
CB of Fisherfolks in Sustainable Coastal Resources Management To CB fisherfolk for sustainably managing coastal resources by establish/strengthen CBOs  and their networks, promote SF at both operational & policy level, enhance community's economic development & equipped with business management S &K, help for better understand on CC & global warming, promote sustainable livelihood development of coastal fishing community, use public campaign activities for widen public attention & awareness on the hardships facing by fisherfolk & their proposed solutions, strengthen cooperation with other non -fishery sectors: academics, media, education institutes, working on sustainable coastal resources management.
Promotion of community rights on coastal resource management OGB & TSWA will address smallscale fishers' livelihood through empowerment & community rights perspective. The project will equip traditional fisherfolks in 5 provinces in South of Thailand (27,500ppl) with knowledge & skills for CRM and exercise of community rights including participation in decision on government's mega projects(Y1 -2). Model communities will be pushed forward to illustrate how these can be done in practice. Fisherfolk networks will be strengthened through organizational development support for better representation capacity (Y1 -2). Public awareness & advocacy components are included aiming at national policy changes (Y2 -3).
Support advocacy and campaign initiatives - Thailand In FY1617, following agreed Goal Alignment for the financial year from the team awayday on Jul 2016, the Advocacy and Campaign Team will:   -  Increase Oxfam in Thailand visibility with effective branding both within the Confederation and outside, including the support for Oxfam Foundation.   -  Provide effective communication packages for Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness in South East Asia  (GRAISEA) (TH), Private sector engagement work, and other activities under the sustainable consumption/production theme, including WANITA as required.   -  Complete the strategy/plan/road map for consumer campaigning (supermarket campaign), including commencing the research needed for the campaign.   -  Implement the linkage campaign with Global and regional Even it Up.  In 2018/19: THAB26 received funding from OUS and Oxfam Novib to co -finance to SWITCH Asia project (THAB30) and support BTBP campaign at naitonal and global level.  Funding from ILO under this project was to strenthening CSO Coalition initiatives and activities (THAB33).
Phang Nga Bay Coastal Fishing Community Rehabilitation The project aims to strengthen local fishing communities, their organizations and networks for the effectiveness of check and balance on the government policy to manage Phang Nga bay coastal resources. The policy should also support long -term development fisher's livelihood and self -reliance. With objectives: 1) to strengthen & develop coastal community organizations, 2) to strengthen & develop the community economy, 3) to promote CRM with community participation, 4) to coordinate with the allies for preparedness of community disaster respond; and to advocate on psustainable use and management of coastal areas and fishing resources.