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Sustainable intervention, Greater Voices, and Change the Barrier (STRONGER) Girls and Boys in the Provinces of South Sulawesi, West Nusa Tenggara, East Java, and West Java are free from child marriage. This goal will be achieved through three pillars, namely: first, strengthening the capacity of young groups, adolescent girls and boys to become role models in the prevention of child marriage (Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM); second, creating an environment that supports the fulfilment of women's rights and children's rights to be free from violence and free from child marriage; and third, increasing the capacity of partner organisations and community organisations/groups in providing assistance to victims of violence (Gender Based Violence (GBV), Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG), litigation and non -litigation, and assisting victims of child marriage.
Local Initiative to Strengthen and Empower Women (LISTEN). To create spaces and enable women to use their capacity to influence and improve implementation of village policy to benefit women and address their food security and livelihoods.
Empower Youth for Work Program Indonesia The program is a multi -country consisting of Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Ethiopia. It promotes a positive enabling environment for youth, especially young women, to thrive, achieve their potential and contribute to their community. The programme will focus on communities that are hit hardest by climate change. In Indonesia it will reach 48,500 youth (age 14 -24) with 70% of them are women. It covers 3 provinces: West Java, South Sulawesi and Southeast Sulawesi with the program locations are in coastal areas where there are potential jobs and employment focusing on seaweed value chain, coastal tourism and related sectors. Oxfam will implement the program in partnership with 4 organisations: ADS, IBL, Akvo and Unltd Indonesia. The program apply multistakeholder approach involving government (village, district and province), vocational school. vocational center and private sectors.
Beyond Availability - Strengthening Food Security in South Sulawesi Working in partnership with KRKP where KRKP has partnership with two local NGOs working directly with community. There will be also partnership/collaboration with local university to develop appropriate technology supporting seaweed producers in producing better seaweed products.
Restoring Coastal Livelihood in South Sulawesi, Indonesia This project aims to enhance the livelihood security of 5,400 vulnerable coastal communities on the west coast of South Sulawesi using a multi -stake holder, collaborative approach to improved management of the inter -tidal region, including sustainable utilization of resources and ecological mangrove restoration (EMR).  A special focus will be placed upon empowering women, securing their rights and enhancing the well being of coastal communities. The project will be implemented in 4 districts in South Sulawesi: Pangkajene kepulauan, Barru, maros, and Takalar from 2009 to 2014.
Gender and Governance in Papua This short intervention will provide support to the provincial local government in Papua to gain practical knowledge and strategy on gender responsive governance through knowledge enhancement, mentoring, and accompaniment, link up the local government officers with the experts, academies, and civil society/women rights organizations.
Strengthening Food Security in South Sulawesi province The overall objective of the Beyond Availability project is to strengthen the food security of rural poor households in Takalar and Pangkep district.  Its specific objective is to improve their economic access to food and food utilization capacity (awareness, skill), which include better use of water and sanitation, through the empowerment of women and the women groups.    BA project has three expected results, namely: (i) Increased local/provincial level government commitment to food security policies/regulations and gender sensitive food security budget allocation;  (ii) Improved women economic groups/seaweed farmers capacity in producing/processing seaweed products and trading; and to organize (iii) Increased capacity of women, children and other member of vulnerable households to improve food utilization in the family, including improved water and sanitation practice
CREATION: G20 Engagement - Climate Adaptive Finance in Indonesia 1. Research on Climate Adaption Finance in Indonesia 2. Research dissemination to Civil Society Organisation (CSO) Network and build a collective recommendation upon that 3.     Conduct C20 Summit with Climate Change Adaptation as one of the issues, and ensuring gender -mainstreaming and space for public participation within the discussion
Building and Deepening Resileince in EI - Eastern Indonesia Both in district and village (inducing school) level, DRR -CCA related capacity building will be provided to DRR stakeholders combined with support inclusive processes for development (1 district) and or finalization (approval) or early implementation of DRR instruments (3 districts) and the establishment and support to DRR platforms. C/SBDRM model replication will also be tested in new villages/school. Linkages between district, province and/or island based, and national level DRR platforms and BPBD strategic plans will be promoted. District level gender advocacy work will be undertaken to ensure gender mainstreaming in DM at district level.
Eastern Indonesia Climate Adaptation Network This pilot project is aiming at improving the level of debate at government, media, and civil society on climate adaptation issues to promote the integration of the climate adaptation into local decision making processes and to provide women and vulnerable community members are having access to mobile technology, this pilot will benefit them to channel their voice to decision -makers and media to promote and sensitize both of those stakeholders to be more accountable to women rights.
Realizing Rights: Strengthening Civil Society in NTT This version is created to update the extension of the project implementation from April 2009 -April 2010 into April 2009  - July 2010. The budget for May, June, and July 2010 is updated to reflect the changes.    This project aims to increase capacity of civil society actors, in particular women and young adults, to participate in local government pro -poor planning, budgeting, decision making, implementing, and monitoring.
Co-Creation and preparation Phase in N-Konawe, South-East Sulawesi, Indonesia The project aims to demonstrate a holistic landscape level approach in Indonesia in support of community/smallholder -inclusive growth in the palm oil sector
LISTEN: Local Initiative to Strengthen and Empower  Women This project aims to improve the livelihood security and resilience of women living in poverty by influencing powerholders to implement existing policy or change it in favour of women living in poverty in Sulawesi and east Nusa Tenggara province, Eastern Indonesia.
Deepening Resilience in Agam District West Sumatera Project will use 3 strategies: (1)  increasing coping and adaptive capacities of communities (2) increasing disaster preparedness of district government authorities (3) increasing disaster resilience of small to medium enterprises (SMEs)  through  coordinated multi -stakeholder partnerships and investment. Note: the project will be ended by 28 February 2016. But, currently, the project end date is adjusted with PIP end date. This will be adjusted later with new PIP end date.
Rights to Food 1. Improved policies  - government and global actors 2. Improved policies  - private sector 3. Strengthened Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) 4. Increased political will 5. Increased citizen's voice 6. Shifted norms and attitudes
Papuan People's Sustainable Livelihoods Indigenous Papuans and other poor Papuans will see an improvement in their basic rights and standard of living through the development of sustainable livelihood opportunities and by support for their engagement in government development planning and decision making process    This new version will continue to running the plan of project with new funding from ONZ for FY2010 -11. The project period also will be change to March 2011
Inclusive Natural Resources Management 1. Influence governments, business and multilateral organizations to increase financial flows to smallholder agriculture and promote policies to benefit the poor by rebalancing investment and services between small and large scale production; 2. Enable and build capacity of communities, and (local) government, private sector organised in multi stakeholder platform to manage land resources equitable and sustainable; 3. Mainstream Free Prior Informed Consent FPIC in Natural Resources Management (focus on agribusiness); build capacity of partners on FPIC, preventing and mitigating conflicts over Natural Resources; 4. Support the establishment of mechanism for conflict mediation on land, support women to benefit from proper Natural Resource Management.
Indonesia Earthquake & Tsunami Response The immediate needs of est. 200,000 individuals will be responded to through a combined provision of hygiene material, increased access to safe water sources and adequate sanitation facilities, provision of shelter material and increased access to food. Gender equality and safe programming will be integrated throughout the action.
Engaging Men in Reducing Violence Against Women and Girls in Indonesia Oxfam will continue to promote the involvement of men through building partnership with gender - interest organizations (non -Women's Rights Organisations), increase their capacity and commitment to integrating gender analysis in all aspects of development programs and strengthen their capacity and voice to influence other structures in the community and their fellow Civil Society Organisations.
Building Resilience In Eastern Indonesia – Management and Technical Support This project will provide technical and operational support in the areas of  ARR, Monitoring Evaluation and Learning, communications & media and other programme support for the effective and appropriate implementation of the Building Resilience in Eastern Indonesia programme and will be closely coordinated with the project IDSC38 and IDSC39. The project will also ensure some resources management accountability, donor and other stakeholders accountability, and the compliance to AusAID and Oxfam GB internal policies and procedures. The support in these areas will also be extended to Oxfam partners as necessary.
Mainstreaming DRR into WASH Preparedness and Response in Padang Pariaman and oth Project will be implemented within 3 core components: Component 1:  WASH advocacy Support the establishment of  Farum Nagari Siaga AND  technical assistance for  DRR approach and mainstreaming Component 2: School and community activities Support the school and community based initiative part of DRR -CAP to improve access to water, sanitation and hygiene services,  Component 3: WASH preparedness Capacity Building – DRR and cross cutting mainstreaming and Partner internship. Thematic  trainings, Internship, coaching and technical assistance to support  DRR awareness raising ,in school and communities, Advocacy
Empower Youth for Work Program Indonesia The program is a multi -country consisting of Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Ethiopia. It promotes a positive enabling environment for youth, especially young women, to thrive, achieve their potential and contribute to their community. The programme will focus on communities that are hit hardest by climate change. In Indonesia it will reach 48,500 youth (age 14 -24) with 70% of them are women. It covers 3 provinces: West Java, South Sulawesi and Southeast Sulawesi. Oxfam will implement the program in partnership with 4 organisations: ADS, IBL, Akvo and Unltd Indonesia. The program apply multistakeholder approach involving government (village, district and province), vocational school. vocational center and private sectors.
Raising Women's Influence in Decision Making Process Start with creation of safe space for women to work together, building trust&awareness of rights, communication skills&confidence to engage in public spheres. The entry points oftentimes is through economic activities, education, or engaging in village health posts, agriculture/livelihoods initiatives, or local water&sanitation programs.
support the development and practices of innovative building resilience RiC  has implemented resilience project since 2005 through PRIME (2005 -2009), Building Resilience Project (20010 -2012), & Building and Deepening Resilience Project (BDR) (2012 -2014).  The projects are rich with methodologies  and best practice.    To collect, analyse, organize the learning of the projects, a knowledge management activity will be implemented. It will comprise of collection of the best practices, research, piloting to deepen its innovative element, producing capacity building package, etc.   The project also will support partners to complete the  BDR project to achieve its maximum objectives.
Indonesia Climate and Disaster Resilient Communities (ICDRC) Indonesia's unique geography of 17,000 islands, over 800,000 kilometres of coast and its location on the Pacific Ring of Fire with 129 active volcanos, makes the country highly vulnerable to sea -level rise, weather -related disasters, earthquakes and volcanic eruption. As a result, 65% or 148.4 million people in Indonesia are directly exposed to a range of disaster hazards and people with the least access and control over resources, who live in the riskiest places  - women, children and people living with disability  - tend to be vulnerable to shocks and uncertain conditions including food price increases, environmental hazards and ill health.  The Indonesia Climate and Disaster Resilient Communities (ICDRC) Project (2005 -22) supports vulnerable rural and urban communities, especially women, in Indonesia by increasing Climate Resilient Sustainable Livelihoods (CRSL), preparedness response and adaptive capacity to disasters, and enabling inclusive Disaster Risk Management (DRM) systems. The project will work in twelve districts within seven provinces in East Tenggara (NTT), West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), East Java, West Sumatra, North Sumatra, Yogyakarta, and Jakarta. Commencing in 2005 and redesigned in 2018, the project will now be implemented through until June 2022. By 2022 the project will increase CRSL, improve community -based climate -smart disaster risk management (CSDRM), and enable resilient and inclusive DRM systems. The project will collaborate with Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) partners, community members, government and private sector actors to address these issues. The project will have a particular focus on working with women, youth, and people with disabilities who are vulnerable to disasters.  In 2018 -19 the project will improve the productivity and incomes of Young Female Farmers (YFF) in CRSL through increasing their understanding of disaster and climate change risks and the development of their own micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The pr
Desa Sejahtera Campaign on Sustainable Rural Livelihoods The project implements an agreement between all Oxfam Affiliates working in Indonesia for the joint provision of financial support to the Desa Sejahtera Campaign Alliance (at least 3 years) Other forms of support from Oxfam to the alliance (capacity building etc.) do not form part of this agreement.  OGB is the OI contract counterpart  in the working agreement, and SBIB as alliance coordinator .The EJCCT is the /steering committee to OGB , who manages the support according to directives provided by the EJCCT.
Seafood Cluster This project will focus on efforts to influence Asian seafood companies to adopt human rights/worker rights policies and practices throughout the supply chain. This will build upon the pressure from EU legislation and the most recent German supply chain act, as well as successes under the previous iteration of this initiative. This involves strengthened partnership and coordination of CSOs in Southeast Asia to engage with the private sector in ensuring that worker rights are protected. A significant aspect of this effort will be further bolstering the CSO Coalition for Ethical and Sustainable Seafood (CSO Coalition), which has membership from worker rights organizations and small -scale fisheries, as well as international NGOs in the platform. Another key highlight has been engendering better understanding and capacity among CSOs regarding HRDD, including the launch of a policy brief on the HRDD landscape in Asia and maintaining ongoing engagement with Asian companies regarding HRDD. Another approach for this project is to advance this work on the ground through strengthening coordination among civil society organizations (CSOs) in three countries and allowing Oxfam to further inhabit its niche promoting an enabling policy environment for inclusive and responsible supply chains through HRDD influencing toward Asian companies. The project will benefit from the coordination and convening capacity of Oxfam in Asia, which will oversee the work in Thailand and the two Oxfam Indonesia and Vietnam country offices. Across the focus area, we aim to explore linkages and cross -learnings with businesses and NGOs in South Asia. At the same time, Oxfam is concerned that many other companies, despite improved knowledge, are not taking significant steps to adopt HRDD into their seafood operations. As such, under this proposal, there are fewer activities around campaigning and more on collaborating with companies to adopt HRDD, while using tools to influence laggard companies to adop
COVID19 Response in Indonesia This project is aiming to assist most vulnerable community that impacted by C19 pandemic. Cash assistance will be distributed to fulfil beneficiaries need in cash for most important needs. Unconditional multi -purpose cash distribution will be lead by local Civil Society Organisation (CSO) and work with third party to distribute cash.
Raising Her Voice Indonesia This project is part of the Global Raising Her Voice  Programme which  will address the following ‘In many societies, women have less power over their lives than men. Reducing poverty means helping them get their rights, helping them hold officials to account and enabling them to engage in the political process.'   This programme will strengthen the role of poor and marginalised women in governance in Papua and Aceh in Indonesia by encouraging participation in development processes and in local government decision making in order to increase accountability of the government to poor women.
Greater Jakarta Flood Emergency Response Project Greater Jakarta Flood Emergency Response Project is aiming to provide basic need for 15,000 individuals will be responded to through a combined provision of hygiene material, increased access to safe water sources and adequate sanitation facilities, and provision of cleaning kits and shelter materials. Gender equality and safe programming will be integrated throughout the action
National Campaign and Advocacy on Disaster Risk Management This project is about to influence the government, private sectors, media, youth, and women rights organisations, philanthropy, labour unions, and civil society groups at the national level to act as agent of change in disaster risk management in their institutions and in their sphere of influence taking into account quality risk analysis and women rights
Economic Justice - Food Security in Indonesia 1. socialisation of PKI to a number of villages. 2 monitoring/assessing villages based on PKI. 3 socialisation of gender safeguards and monitoring of its implementation.
Response to Earthquake in West Sumatra, Indonesia Shelter,Rubble clearance/NFIs A powerful earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter Scale struck off the coast of West Sumatra, in Pariaman at a depth of 71 kilometers on 30 September 2009 at 05.15 p.m. Western Indonesia Time. Following, an earthquake with magnitude of 6.2 RS hit the same region worsening the impact.
Indonesia: Gender Transformative & Responsible Agribusiness Investment in SEA The project will cover 1000 palm oil smallholders in 2 districts: Labuhan Batu Utara in North Sumatra and Sekadau in West Kalimantan;300 shrimp farmers in 3 districts: Lampung in Sumatra (100), Bulungan and Tarakan (200) in North Kalimantan. Oxfam will work with three partners: KIARA and WWF Indonesia on shrimp value chain, and SPKS on palm oil value chain.  In Shrimp, WWF -ID will manage the aquaculture project in Tarakan and Bulungan, North Kalimantan. They will bring in expertise on aquaculture sector, especially working with the private sector and developing farmers' capacity to meet the standards of ASC. They will be supported by Oxfam and KIARA for gender mainstreaming.   KIARA will manage the aquaculture project in Tulang Bawang Regency, Lampung, Sumatra. They bring years of experience in advocacy and fish farmer organizing, and some experience in promoting women's role in the fishery and aquaculture value chain.  On Palm Oil, the program (with SPKS) will work in two areas: Labura, North Sumatra and Sekadau, West Kalimantan. SPKS will engage in community organising, working with Oxfam and others to improve the capacity of small -holder cooperative and farmers in Good Agriculture Practices.
Restoring Coastal Livelihoods This project aims to enhance the livelihood security of 5,400 vulnerable coastal communities on the west coast of South Sulawesi using a multi -stake holder, collaborative approach to improved management of the inter -tidal region, including sustainable utilization of resources and ecological mangrove restoration (EMR).  A special focus will be placed upon empowering women, securing their rights and enhancing the well being of coastal communities. The project will be implemented in 4 districts in South Sulawesi: Pangkajene kepulauan, Barru, maros, and Takalar from 2009 to 2014
Creating Spaces to Take Action on Violence Against Women and Girls Indonesia Promoting active engagement of community leaders (including religious, private sector, and political leaders) and youth (both girls and boys) in advancing women's rights, women's leadership and the elimination of violence against women and girls by building the capacity of these actors to change their attitudes, norms and behaviours, and to strengthen standards, legislation, and regulations; and support strategic linkages, national and regional alliances and innovative knowledge and accountability systems that advance the rights of women and girls.
Practice change for equitable development in the palm oil sector The project is continuation of land conflict resolution advocacy in Banggai (Central Sulawesi) and Seluma (Bengkulu). However, this project is adding economic resilience as intervention as part of local community consolidation by using BUMDES as opportunity.
Building District Resilience Replication Project in West Sumatera Indonesia The project will be implemented from 30 July 2011 to December 2013. Overall activities will be implemented simultaneously from year one to year three in an integrated approach.  The project intervention will consist of activity in two primary levels: community (including private sector) and government. In both community and government level, project activity includes disaster risk assessment; prioritized action plan development, and disaster institutional development. These activities are encouraged to be legally supported by Disaster Management regulation and financially supported by district budget planning.