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Counterpart 506347 Oxfam GB Oxfam Great Britain works in Myanmar with women organizations and other CSOs which have strong records on supporting women rights and gender equality. lt aims to strengthen their capacity and commitment, to enable them to effectively support poor women in communities to understand and articulate their needs and rights.
The contribution of Oxfam Novib will enable the development of Gender leadership skills of senior managers in women's and other civil society organizations, an the overall development of gender skills of staff. Besides that it will provide a Flexible Fund to women and other organizations for project implementation, organizational development support  and learning and sharing opportunities.
Another important aspect is the identifying  and implementing of  innovative projects for women living in extreme poverty, Through the exchange of best practices between partners and creating learning initiatives between them.
A Gender Analysis  will be conducted as well by Oxfam GB in Myanmar, aimed at targeting areas to find out suitableapproaches of effective gender mainstreaming in the program.
Counterpart 507157 Oxfam GB in Yemen Project Title: Resilience and Peace Building in Hodiedeh- Yemen
Project Description:
The proposed project will reach out to the most vulnerable households in Hodiedah, where poor women and children left alone when men have left to fight in the current war. This situation has led to increase women#s mobility so as the protection issues. Women are now more engaged in livelihood income generation and therefore, the proposed intervention will target women headed households, providing  skills to help them building the livelihood opportunities, have access to protection assistance such as access to referrals legal support and sheltering as well as increase young women#s understanding and involvement in conflict management and peace building activities.
Geographic focus:
The proposed interventions will be implemented in Hodeidah, where Oxfam and the two implementing partners have extensive presence and experience in this governorate.
Safety Net Support to Vulnerable HHs Safety Net Support to Vulnerable Households in Hiran, Bay, Middle and Lower Shabelle during the Minor Lean Periods in the Hagaa andDeyr Seasons of 2013.Bay, Hiran, Middle and Lower Shabelle which are the specific focus for the proposed intervention are located in South central Somalia which was most hit by the famine with several people still in crisis and emergency despite the noted improvements in the food security situation since an end to the catastrophe. Most parts of Somalia will continue to remain stressed throughout the first half of 2013 a situation where the poor have minimally adequate food consumption, cannot afford essential non-food expenditures, and are unable to maintain their livelihoods.

To protect livelihoods and reduce acute malnutrition among the most vulnerable is required over the course of the year especially in the lean periods when access to food is most constrained. Support in formof unconditional transfers to the most vulnerable will play an important role in contributingto food security, protecting livelihoods and improving the resilience of households to seasonal shocks and stresses.

The project will target 7,000 (3,920 female headed and 3080 male headed) pastoral and agro-pastoral vulnerable households in the selected districts based on their social economic profile. another 3500 Beneficiaries has been added as scale up due the floods that displced many people.  Identification of beneficiaries, targeting and registration will be conducted in partnership with the community, community elected village recovery committees and the local partner with experience inallinclusive community based targeting.

Budget : overall budget to be around or slightly above 1.5 million USD
Applicants : Oxfam Novib (lead) and Oxfam GB (Hijra). Local partners: CED and HARDO.
HARDO and CED in Hiraan( Bulo Burte and Jalalaqsi Districts) and Middle shabelle( Jowhar, Balcad and Adale districts)  regions respectively. While on OGB , HIJRA will be implementing program activities in Bay( Baidoa district) and  Lower Shabelle (Walaweyn district) regions.
Donor: UNICEF
Support  Producers'Organization MOORIBEN The project is directed towards the development of sectors especially agricultural which has high economic potential for producers.Producer groups and their consortium will be the main gateway. This is part of the strategy of the 3N initiative #Nigeriens feed Nigeriens#. It is reasonable to think that with the professionalization and increase of services provides by Mooriben and rising incomes for producers member involved in value chains and by increasing membership to groups movement will operate and therefore improve the number of direct beneficiaries of project. Professionalization of producers and their corporations will be also accompanied by good governance institutions, progressive and a full empowerment, a major credibility at national and political level, a sustainable supply of quality services, agriculture producer#s movement stronger and unavoidable. This will ensure the sustainability of such initiated activities with the support of project. The project aim to reach 58,626 people (21,676 men and 36,950 women), members of 150groups, unions of Mooriben in Dosso, Niamey and Tillabery. Its main objective is to reduce poverty and improve food security of Mooriben members through sustainable development and competitiveness of agricultural sectors in the area of Mooriben network. Its specific objectives are : a) increase and diversify income for populations by improving the profitability of production and processing and to better capture of the profit margins of agricultural sectors, b) strengthen the status of women and participation in local development, including measures to promote gender- specific (particularly in warrantage and micro entrepreneurship). Ultimately, the project must achieve the following results: a) people's incomes are increased and diversified by increasing the profitability of production and products transformation and better capture the profit margins b) saving and investment capacity of the target groups is increased by facilitating access to appropriate financial products proximity c) families reached by the project have improved their food security through increased production and income d) the status of women and their participation in local development are strengthened, including measures to promote gender- specific(particularly in warrantage and micro entrepreneurship ).
PPP- COCOA project Vietnam In March 2011, the Vietnamese and Dutch governments, Rabobank foundation, Cargill and Mars have signed a new PPP that aims to work around four main lines: (i) Enhancement of cocoa research capacity and dissemination of research results; (ii) Promote technical transfer for farmers to manage their farms efficiently and produce increasing volumes of sustainable cocoa; (iii) Improvement of marketaccess and marketing capacity for cocoa farmers and (iv) Support VCC as a coordination mechanisms and policy making body on cacao production in Vietnam. The PPP has requested involvement of NGOs in the implementation of these plans due to the distinctive roles ofNGOs in sustainable cacao production, social equity and inclusiveness. In response to the need of NGO presence, Oxfam Novib, in partnership with the local NGO ISEE and with Helvetas  decided to work on a program that aims to contribute to poverty alleviation for small-scale cocoa farmers through socially, environmentally and economic sustainable production.
Project objectives:
- Monitor the socio-economic and cultural effects of introduction of cocoa farming with focus on the participation of poor households, including ethnic minorities, women and female-headed households;
- Study the current situation of technical and know-how transfer and certification to provide inputs for the development of practical tools and advices for extension officials.
- Recommend strategies and specific solutions through PPP and other channels to address social issues (gender equity, inclusiveness, and sustainability), quality control and market access (certification and farmer's organization) with focus on the participation of small holders, women and ethnic minorities.
Country and location: Vietnam - three provinces of Dak Lak, Dak Nong and Lam Dong provinces
Target group: ethnic minoritycocoa producers in Dak Lak, Dak Nong and Lam Dong provinces
Bldg civil society coalition around G20 	Oxfam sees Turkeys Presidency of the G20 as an important opportunity to influence the countrys approach to the development and humanitarian aid field, and especially to increase the accountability of Turkish aid. In particular the 2015 G20 is an opportunity to influence the Turkish government and other G20 governments to adopt pro-poor, pro-equity and sustainable development policies.
	The responsibility that Turkish civil society will take on in organizing the Civil 20 (or C20, the official civil society G20 engagement group) will also be an important opportunity to increase issue based dialog with the government, helping to reduce existing political polarizations and increase the inclusiveness of the policy making processes. Various sectors that have been working in isolation from each other have already acknowledged the value of coming together around a common goal of influencing international development policies both at home and internationally through the Civil 20, which also has the added value of encouraging collaboration between Turkish civil society and their international peers.
Participatory local democracy Ettadhamen This explorative partnership initiative between Oxfam and International Alert aims to launch a participatory dynamic in Ettadhamen city that start to address the key drivers of marginalization amongst young people through strengthening their participation in local governance.
PIPS-Strategic Partnership under F4D PIPS under this tax justice project aims to reduce social and economic inequalities <(>&<)> poverty, which ultimately leads to inclusive development and empowerment for all citizens of Pakistan. The targeted outcomes of the project are the making a National Action Plan on Business <(>&<)> Human Right, Capacity building of Parliamentarians/ legislators and bridging connections with Govt. Legislative Institutes. The project will work at federal level mainly engaging private sector, Civil society groups, Govt. Institutions etc.
The major outcome of the project is to contribute in making a National Action Plan on Business <(>&<)> Human Rights through consultative process. It also aims to support Federal and Punjab Province governments to gradually increase pubic allocations on education, health <(>&<)> social protection and ensure efficient utilization of allocated resources by building capacity of parliamentarians and key decision makers.
PIPS will facilitate mainly the parliamentarians, private sector, legislative institutions on board to engage government in the form of charter of demand, make inclusive consultations to form NAP on Business <(>&<)> Human Rights for  pro-poor gender sensitized budgetary allocation on social essential services i.e., health, education etc.
On the other hand, this project will continue to contribute to Even it Up campaign of Oxfam Novib at global level by working on the following aspects:
a) Improved policies and elements of tax system.
b) Increasing citizens# voice by strengthening capacity of civilsociety and citizens to demand a fair and progressive tax system through.
c) Focusing on broadening the tax base and demanding increased allocation of funds for education, health and other basic needs the proposed project will also contribute to the #Even it Up# focus area of urging the governments to Invest in universal, free public services and ensure adequate safety nets for the poorest.
EPT Mali, My Right ,My Voice Advocacy Coalition OSC-EPT (EFA coalition) is a coalition about 70 civil society organizations active in education (NGOs, associations, unions and youth groups) founded in 2006. It is present throughout Mali and contributes to the design, implementation and monitoring of public policies in education.
Role in the project:
EFA coalition is the main actor to carry out lobby and advocacy work on quality education. For the fourth year of MRMV in Mali, EFA coalition will ensure the financial and overall lead of the  consortium of all implementing partners (namely: FAWE-MALI, ASDAP, WALE, Projet Jeunes, AMPPF, Coalition OSC EPT and AJCAD).in this way, EFA coalition is responsible for monitoring and reporting of all partners activities. A memorandum of understanding will specify the role and responsibility of each actor in the consortium. For the fourth year of MRMV in Mali, EFA coalition will be in charge to ensure synergy between consortium members by working together and with a particular emphasis on youth organizations membership and role within the consortium.
EFA coalition will be in charge of advocacy activities and lobby to the authorities and Ministry of Education to improve educational support and supervision. EFA coalition, in collaboration with One World UK, will be responsible for training of key ministries and technical services departments (health, education, Youth, promotion of women) on the e-learning platform; and for trainingof trainer, media, traditional communicators, religious traditional leaders and artist on the e-learning platform.
R2-Non Food Items (NFI) As of April, Oxfam has coordinated to distribute various NFIs in the proposed area of intervention (including water bottles, torches, ponchos, mattresses and floor mats) in collaboration with UNHCR as part of a blanket distribution scheduled for mid-April. Oxfam will use both mobile and static distribution centres (similar to those that have been used on Lesvos) and supplement standard distribution with targeted NFIs to meet the needs of vulnerable individuals and families (e.g. baby cribs, slippers, etc.).In addition to basic NFI needs, Oxfam will provide basic cooking equipment to vulnerable households to prepare hot drinks and basic food. Oxfam will construct and rehabilitate communal kitchens, which also create a space for positive interaction between the refugees/migrants andhost communities.
Also, Oxfam will distribute appropriate items for summer and winter months, such as installation of shaded seating areas around meal distribution points and the eventual winterisation of household tents to protect occupants from the elements.
Female Youth Participation in Governance The Program is to mentor and empower young women in universities and institutions of higher learning across Nigeria to participate in Leadership processes and systems in their departments and institutions, so they will play an active role in politics and nation building once they leave the confines of the University.

Also the project will target and mentor  young women out of school to take part in politics, leadership and governance.  Some of the specific objectives include:

Increase the voter registration of young women in the focal states
Change attitudes in young women that will encourage their political participation and increase leadership andpolitical awareness.
Inspire a higher turnout of women seeking to run for political office,
Increase women political participation advocacy
Increase number of women who air their political views on traditional and social media
YWLP will achieve these goals through specifically designed leadership events, mentorship programs, radio shows and media broadcasts.

# The project will target mentoring of 450 young women in three states of Imo, Lagos and FCT
# Young Women will engage in national discuss and take part in demandingfor accountability from the government.
# Discriminatory practises and violence against women will be reduced because they have become part of decision making body
# Intellectual empowerment of 450 young women and Inculcation of the right leadership values;
# Boldness in young women who desire leadership positions to freelydeclare their intentions;
# Re-orientation of women and men alike on the benefits of having women in leadership positions for a more balanced and democratic society.
# Reducing the effect of marginalization on women in attaining Leadership positions.

The project will ultimately contribute  :
To change the existing exclusion of women from attaining and being perceived as leaders or decision makers.
To make societal amends in the stereotyping of women as followers rather than   leaders
To advocate for policies that accommodate for equal opportunities for women in society
JOINT - Active Citizenship Joint is a national Civil Society Organisations´ network. It is based in Maputo but with their interventions impact nationwide. It was established in 2008. It is a national emerging organization. It maintains a CSO database and organizes annual CSO conferences. It has strong links with the Ministry of Justice on the implementation of human rights protocols. It is a leading CSO networking organization. Joint also contributed for the approval of relevant legislation (Penal Code) with contributions from CSOs; Over the last years, JOINT has contributed to the improvement of the monitoring of domestication and implementation of relevant legislation on human rights through their shadow reports. JOINT is now a key player in the economic, social and political decision making process.

With the Agile funds Joint is hoping to analyze jointly with CSOs throughout the country the current proposal of the Associations Law submitted to the Council of Ministers; Carry out advocacy to influence the review process with the competent institutions; Have a Lawof Associations that allows the action of and the opening of the civic space of the associations in Mozambique.
ECOR Project ECOR - Enhancing Community and Organization for Resilience  aims at  mitigating and minimizing community risk and vulnerabilities through improving community capacity and improving service quality of the SORF in delivering humanitarian work.  The capacity building is the key activity for the project. The project will be carried out in 6 villages, 3 communes in Krakor district and benefit 173 HHs, amongst them women are the first target.
The project will last 8 months from 01 August 2016 to 31 March 2017.

The existing 8 groups of Saving for Change (SfC) consisting of116 members, 94 women will be strengthened on leadership, resource mobilization, and disaster risk reduction. Women (in leadership position with SfC group ) and youth will particularly be trained on coping strategy, resource mobilization, and leadership to effectively navigate their groups. 02 poorest households in selected areas will improve theirlivelihood and social status through project engagement and supports including capacity building on agriculture technique and agriculture supports and inputs.

SORF as an organization also enhance the institutional capacity and staff toward humanitarian response organization. Organizational policies will be reviewed and revised. Organizationalcontingency plan will be developed and staff capacity will be enhanced. In addition, SORF will strengthen its quality and system for quality implementation. This includes the monitoring and evaluation capacity and system, proposal development capacity, and reporting.
Lean Season Food security - ADKOUL Project Title : Response to food insecurity of vulnerable populations in Abalak commune (Tahoua region )
Number of planned beneficiaries: 4340 people including 2152 men, 2188 women, for 620 households
Main Objective :  Strengthening the resilience of vulnerable households to cope with food insecurity in Abalak commune
Specific Objective : Provide essential needs at least 3 months for the 620 vulnerable households
The expected results of the project are:
Result 1: 620 households benefited from cash transfers over a period of three months during the lean season
Result 2: The capacity of beneficiaries in terms of promoting hygiene best practice and prevention of malnutrition and concerted management of the family budget are reinforced
Result 3: Coordination and advocacy for an approach based on the full data categorization of households in the communes are provided with quality
The main activities are:
- The distribution of unconditional cash to satisfy food needs of households during the lean season
- Training/sensitization on hygiene promotion and prevention of malnutrition
- Training / sensitization on managing the family budget in order to enhance the participation ofwomen and men in economic decision-making within households
- Advocacy forthe creation of databases of complete categorization of households within municipalities
African CSOs engaging AFDB-FFD Project outcomes
The Coalition will seek to promote rights-based, transparent, accountable and sustainable social and environmentalpolicies at the AfDB, ensure these policies# effective implementation, and help project-affected communities seek redressand justice. Thus, the Coalition targets to achieve the following key outcomes:
1. Access to Information: Civil society and communities have access to and are capacitated to understand key AfDB strategy and project documents, and engage AfDB offices to take concerns into account. AfDB dedicates sufficient staffing and resources to effectively implement its Information Disclosure Policy.
2. Coalition#s membership expands, raising the profile and reach of the Coalition on the continent and with AfDB, itscapacity is developed to understand and use available tools to influence and challenge AfDB#s strategies and projects in-country.
3. The Coalition#s structurei is strengthened and formalised to better serve the needs of the network and provide sufficient support and oversight of the Secretariat.
Plan of action for project
Objectives:
1. to increase the capacity of Coalition members to work collectively in influencing the AfDB to promote transparency, accountability, stakeholder participation and sustainable development in its policies and practices;
2. to achieve actual reform at the AfDB, particularly around its policies and practices on information disclosure and social and environmental standards
CO-Preparation of ARC-programme in Pakis Preparation of ARC-programme in Pakistan
Au-delà des Frontières IW Phase II This Project Proposal by Impunity Watch primarily concerns #Phase II# of the research that forms part of the Regional #Beyond Borders# Programme. Implemented in the same areas as Phase I of the (national and regional) research # Bubanza, Bujumbura Mairie, Bujumbura Rural and Cibitoke (Burundi); North and South Kivu (DRC); and the Northern, Southern and Western provinces (Rwanda) # this Proposal outlines how Phase II will be integrated and will build upon the research conducted in Phase I.

We have developed the following Proposal based on the key principle of moving from research to action. This principle is based on the twofold purpose of (a) identifying and formulating responses to citizen needs; and (b) developing action points for the Roadmap to Peace and conflict transformation. To achieve this, there are three practical components of our Proposal, aligning with the general strategies of Impunity Watch:

(i) Research
(ii) Awareness-Raising <(>&<)> Knowledge-Sharing
(iii) Advocacy

The latter two components are grounded in the researchfindings. It is these two new components that are crucial for the objectives of this Project and for the overall objectives of popular engagement in the Roadmap to Peace.
 a la transformation de conflit est faite au niveau régional;