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Promote domestic worker right protection The project is going to promote in Bamako, the improvement of living and work conditions of 3000 housemaids aged 15 years and more,notably their access to a better paid job and to an environment where their rights are protected. Emphasis will be on improvement of their living condition through their capacity building to defend their rights at work. The project will help protect rights of girls, who precociously became housemaids while developing a more protective environment of their rights through information and sensitization in their places of origin.
Actions of information, sensitization and advocacy will be led to the intention of housemaids, their employers, big landlords, parents, political and legislative authorities, to rise rights of housemaids and promote a change of behavior in favor of a more protective environment for the rights of children in situation of work and especially of housemaids (taken in account in the new Labor Law).  GRADEM is lead of a network that is dynamic since 5 years on child labor, notably with housemaids. Several actions have been led by members of this network. Some members of this network, decided to go in a union to present a project on the thematic teenage housemaids. It is a first experience. However, GRADEM already enlivens in 20 spaces of education will be set in collaboration with the associations of women in 15 quarters in 3 communes of Bamako. New districts will be included with creation of 20 new spaces mobilizing some housemaids in Bamako. GRADEM in partnership with SOLI-AM, AEJT, MTC Mali, and APAFE MUSO DAMBES will put in place, each, 5 spaces of education to mobilize 1000 housemaids per year. Every space will at least hold one sessionper week targeting housemaids and their employers on the rights andduties of a housemaid, of employers.
SOCIAL INNOVATION PROJECTS Harhub in partnership with Oxfam is launching a social innovation challenge to tackle most pressing social issues. The partners areaiming to harness the innovations of young people in Somaliland and beyond particularly social entrepreneurs, developers, changemakers, and health practitioners keen on bringing game-changing solutions to most vital social challenges focusing on in the areas of agriculture, technology, SDGs, health, food, education, and energy. The partners believe that tackling these complex issues will require diverse skill sets, backgrounds, effort and innovation. Harhub will be prioritizing innovations which may already be proven but will reach new heights of interest within the industry given the right support from Harhub, or innovations which are new ideas and concepts, but might need some tuning to fit the requirements of potential customers.
Through a competitive process, Harhub will reachout to 10k youth through social media promotions to apply the program for three weeks. Harhub is expected to receive quite big and competitive projects. Whilst applicants are ongoing, Harhub will create mentors’ criteria and hire 3 mentors to lead selection and the Bootcamp. All the submitted projects will be evaluated by the mentors based on the solutions’ unique value proposition, social impact, visibility, technical viability, and the individuals’/teams’ ability and capability to scale the solution.

In total, the mentors will then select twenty most advanced and innovative projects to attendthe two full days Bootcamp to be held at Harhub. The Bootcamp will be a high-energy workshop focused on rapid ideation, refinement, and prototyping of solutions. It is a space to generate, iterate on, and test ideas for social impact, foster a culture ofinnovation through experimentation, collaboration, and expand a community of social impact innovators. In the final event, twenty finalists will pitch their solutions for a chance to win grant funding, incubation, and mentorship scheme. The top three projects will be awarded a grant fund to their projects at Harhub with all support of providing free incubation and mentorship to develop, validate, execute and scale their solutions
TAF: Beauty & Ability in Albinism The Albino Foundation is a national platform established by a man with albinism. It has spread to many States in Nigeria.

Under the 'My Nature- my Pride' project, the Plateau chapter  intends to address issues around negative perception, discrimination, culturalstereotypes, stigmatisation and other misconceptions about albinism in Plateau State through engagement with relevant stake holders- government, religious leaders, parents and the CSO community, so that they are more aware of these challenges and create enabling environment for a more inclusive society. They also plan to build the self-esteem, of their members and build their capacity to demand for their rights
CO-CRITICAL PUBLIC WASH FACILITIES Oxfam has substantial experience in working and supporting WASH and agricultural programmes both globally and in the Gaza Strip, taking an approach that works with local communities, private sector providers, farmers, municipalities and local authorities. Oxfam will work with its partners PEF  to ensure they have access to  systems and procedures and standards are in place to achieve effective, high quality delivery. Oxfams particular added value in this action will be in its ability to bring together multiple stakeholders, local authorities, end users, the private sector, and public utilities, to enable the development of an equitable and appropriateto governance and accountability framework for the delivery of drinking water management services for the people of the Gaza Strip.
An Innovative citizen feedback mechanism Quang Tri People's Council is a provincial State agency which has the function of deciding on the province's issues within the scope of authorization and centralization as per regulations, supervising the compliance with the Constitution and laws at the local level, and supervising the implementation of resolution of the provincial People's Council. In this project scale, they are responsiblefor implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and taking over this innovation citizen feedback mechanism.
Mobile phone scorecard (M-Score) is a solution for citizens to score performance of public servants via phone calls and text messages immediately after they complete a public administration service in Quang Tri province. Their feedbacks are then compiled into rankings among public offices and published on mass media as pressure on government to improve public services.
Overall objective
- Establishing a convenient and efficient mechanism for assessing the quality of public services for citizens at the local level
- Improving the quality of public service at local level
- Reducing costs for citizens to pay for public services
- Increasing equal access for disadvantaged groups (ethnic minorities, women)
- Promoting transparency and accountability
- Creating monitoring methods on quality of public services for the management of state agencies and elected bodies
CO-Country Office Oxfam will provide, in addition to the role of project representative to the donor via Oxfam Germany, a (i) role of coordinating the project at the national level and networking of the main actors involved in the project theme, (ii) capitalization and large-scaleinformation on project results, in particular through the coordination of the monitoring and evaluation system, (iii) training and capacity building of partner organizations and different stakeholders on climate change issues in general ( participation in international events on the theme, for example), but also specific to the project (influence and advocacy techniques, gender, #).
OGB in Mali - StC funds Oxfam Novib in Mali will implementet the project in Mali with three partners in the region of Ségou ,locality of Bla ,San and Segou. The office will support partner to reach this goal and result :
To enable young people - especially girls- to decide ifand when to marry, and to pursue their sexual and reproductive health and rights in an environment which is supportive, a number of complementary strategies will be implemented in these countries:
 Empowering at risk-, and already married adolescents, girls in particular, with life skills education (LSE), Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) information.
Providing alternatives to child marriage and mitigate the impact on married girls, through enhancing access to education-, economic opportunities-, and child protection systems for girls and their families.
Increasing access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights services for young people.
Changing social norms.
Influencing legal and policy frameworks.
Expected Results:
 Adolescents are better informed about SRHR, including adverse effects of child marriage and empowered to voice their needs and rights
Increased access to formal education for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
 Increased access to economic opportunities for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage, and their families
 Increased access to child protection systems for girls at risk ofand affected by child marriage
Increased utilization of SRHR services that are responsive to the needs of young people, particular girls at risk of-, and affected by child marriage
Increased engagement and collective social action against child marriage and in support of Adolescent SRHR
CO-WEE in Agriculture Women's economic empowerment (WEE) is increasingly recognized as one of the top strategies to achieve Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs), increase and spread economic growth and help ensure a future, more sustainable food system. There is an urgent need to enable women to become real agents of change, address structural barriers to women's economic empowerment, promote women's full inclusion in economic activity, and equip women to participate more effectively in the food system. . In Cambodia, the toprisk and challengefor WEE work is business development and environment dominated by men, male dominated cultural norm, lack of policies framework which support women led businesses, natural disaster and climate change impact, and shrinking civic space for NGOs,. Given the challenges faced by small holder farmers, and women in particular, Oxfam in Cambodia proposed for a second phase of Women#s Economic Empowerment in Agriculture Project that focuses on 1/stabilize existing 112 saving for change  groups which has been implemented with farmer cooperatives (ACs), women-led agricultural service networks and existing farmer cooperatives (AC) and expand the model with other natural resource dependent communities who are affected by mining and large scale agribusiness investments which is expected about 20 SfC new groups will be formed; 2/Salesforce/Taroworks system maintenance as system to manage saving scheme; 3/influencing policy changes for better services for women small holder farmers with a gender focus;4/strengthening and leaning on GALS to promote women leadership at ACs and community level. The project will directly benefit with  5,250 farmers among whom 3,938 women and indirectly benefit 21,000 people. The WEE in Agriculture project will work with four partner organization, including AFD; Srerkhmer; Rachana; NGOForum (activity at national level). In addition, some activities at national level will implement by Oxfam in Cambodia. The projectcontinues to target three provinces in the rural region: Pursat (Srerkhmer), Kampong Thom (AFD), and Takeo (Rachana).
Establishing Harmonization and Visibilit The Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC) is the largest membership based platform for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Cambodia. This coalition constitutes more than 160 international and local non-governmental organizations (NGOs), working on different development sectors in the country. CCC is deeply recognized for its leadership, coordination, advocacy, and networking among alldevelopment actors to 1). Promote good governance and institutional effectiveness; and 2). Improve the enabling environment and inclusive partnerships for development.
CCC has been in partnership with Oxfam in Cambodia working on improving and strengthening civicspace. Through the previous program implementation, and the momentum that have been achieved, Oxfam in Cambodia, in partnership with CCC will further cooperate to promote and strengthen civic space on the project #Establishing Harmonization and Visibility of Civil Society in Cambodia for Inclusive Development.#
The overall objective of the project is a strong and capable civil society organization cooperating and responsive to Cambodia#s development challenges. This will be specific to i). to increase space and dialogue platforms for civil society organization to address their environment challenges ii). To enhance multi-stakeholder partnership which enable CSOs# participation for inclusive development and iii). To enhance the collaboration and harmonization, particularly within civil society sector.
Expected outputs:
- CSO roadmap and CSO strategy which entails the join efforts among civil society to address their common enabling environment and overall development challenges.
- IEC materials related to the CSO roadmap and CSO strategy produced and disseminated to target beneficiaries
- Civil SocietyDay which bring representatives of CSOs from different networks to endorse and prepare for joint efforts on CSO roadmap and CSO strategy.
- Mapping of the invited spaces for CSOs in Cambodia according to the new mechanisms as stated in the new Development Cooperation and Partnership Strategy (DCPS).
- Dialogues/platforms established between CSOs membership based/networks, CSOs and other stakeholders. These include the dialogues between CSOs (members and provincial networks) with other stakeholders suchas DP and government.
- Multi-stakeholder partnership guidelines for inclusive developmentat sub-national level.
- CCC members and partners enhanced their capacity to respond to the enabling environment challenges
The expected outcomes:
- Civil society in Cambodia acted in solidarity to support their common CSO roadmap and CSO strategy.
- CSOs have contributed their inputs and taken benefits from invited spaces of engagement with the government and other development stakeholders
-Multi-stakeholdersto realize the inclusive and sustainable development in Cambodia
Empowering women IDPs This project on Empowering Women Survivors Against Gender-based Violence is a kind of early warning system conceptualized by the board of MTWRC, MIHANDs and other network organizations to help address the incidents of GBVs particularly the absence of effective, community-led protection mechanisms protecting women survivors. It has targeted a direct beneficiary of 200 IDP women # young, adult and elderly, from the less served evacuation communities. Mostly, they are home-based IDPs from selected communities in Iligan City and Sultan Naga Dimaporo, Lanao del Norte.
The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the community-managed protection mechanisms participated by different stakeholders embedded in the existing evacuation camp management system, local policing and humanitarian governance, for protection of women survivors of the Marawi Crisis against gender-based violence. The proposed project will be implemented within twelve (12) months, and intends to achieve the following results:  1) Improved awareness and capacities of theIDP women on women#s rights advocacies; 2) IDP women#s protection issues and agenda identified and lobbied to concerned agencies; 3) Established and enhanced local protection mechanisms on GBV, and; 4)  Increased collaboration among local leaders, concerned government agencies and other stakeholders towards better protection services.
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 decisionmaking in the economic and political spheres within households, enterprises and broader communities
5. Public and business perceptions change in support of women leadership role
Instituto de Estudos Sociais - AICE In terms of typology, IESE is a research organization involved in Transparency and Duty Bearers Accountability. With a hybrid nature (registered as a civil society organization and as an academic independent center), it realizes academic research in the areas of economy and social sciences, which is then used as material for evidence based advocacy. It was established in 2007. IESE#s mission is to  organize, carry out and promote high-quality, interdisciplinary, pluralistic and heterodox research on issues relevant to social, political and economic development of Mozambique. Promoting the necessary training for such research and publishing and disseminating research results to feed  the public debate on development policies and options.
IESE envision anintellectually advanced and politically conscious society, critical and proactive, capable of articulating knowledge, thinking, debate and contestation about its development dynamics and socio-economic and political transformatioIn terms of typology, IESE- Institute of Economic an Social research#s  is a research organization involved in Transparency and Duty Bearers Accountability. With a hybrid nature (registered as a civil society organization and as an academic independent center), it realizes academic research in the areas of economy and social sciences, which is then used as material for evidence based advocacy. It was established in 2007. IESE#s mission is to organize, carry out and promote high-quality, interdisciplinary, pluralistic and heterodoxresearch on issues relevant to social, political and economic development of Mozambique. Promoting the necessary training for such research and publishing and disseminating research results to feed  the public debate on development policies and options.
IESE envision an intellectually advanced and politically conscious society, critical and proactive, capable of articulating knowledge, thinking, debate and contestation about its development dynamics and socio-economic and political transformation of identifying and facingnew challenges in the context of Southern Africa and theWorld.
IESE is one of the prominent organizations on carrying out of applied research focused on several matters of the Mozambican reality. IESE is a counterpoint to the analysisor official information produced by the government. The research produced by IESE contributes to boost the debate of ideas in Mozambique.
 of identifying and facingnew challenges in the context of Southern Africa and the World.
IESE is one of the prominent organizations on carrying out of applied research focused on several matters of the Mozambican reality. IESE is a counterpoint to the analysis or official information produced by the government. The research produced by IESEcontributes to boost thedebate of ideas in Mozambique.
ESAFF- Platforms for Small Scale Farmers Eastern and Southern African Farmers Forum-Uganda (ESAFF-Uganda) is part of  a regional small scale farmers# coalition established in 2002 during the World Summit for Sustainable Development (WSSD) in Johannesburg to bring together small scale farmers, pastoralists and traditional fisher folks at different levels into a social movements with a common aspirations and ensure learning <(>&<)> linkages. ESAFF- Uganda will work with consortium members of R2F project and other likeminded organizations to push for the recognition of small scale farmers# voices by organizing and participating on high level lobby meetings, campaigns, dialogues and policy meetings. ESAFF #Uganda will also map and establish linkages with government entities directly involved in the sectors e.g. Agriculture that the program contribute towards.
ESAFF Uganda will work directly with the small scale food producers to test the models (CMSS <(>&<)> CRAEM) to generate evidences in Amuru, Soroti, Amuria and Gulu, organize and participate in dialogues and events that push for recognition of small scale food producers# rights to seeds and lands for the realization of rights to food of women and other small scale food producers by taking advantage of spaces at her disposal at different levels which may include local, national, regional and global levels. ESAFF will ensure that the Farmers groups# capacity is strengthened through GALS methodology and also establish collaborations with the neighborhood assemblies- a platform under F4D where citizens raise their concerns to key decisions makers at local levels. ESAFF will also ensure that the small scale farmers are supported to attend important dialogues, conferences and workshops amongst others that advocate for secure seeds and land rights for small scale food producers.
Empowering Cambodian and Vietnamese deaf Cambodia and Vietnam have adopted various international legal conventions and policy frameworks committed on working for people with disabilities. However, a gap between such policies and their implementation in reality remains significant: all persons with disabilities, including the deaf, do not actually benefit from the policies or have opportunities to see their human rights fulfilled in these two countries. Through this project led by the Research Center for Inclusion (RCI) -and implemented in closecollaboration withHandSpeak and DDSP- will focus on two key issues currently affecting the deaf communities in the region: lack of (self)confidence and leadership skills; and the lack of safe spaces and opportunities to discuss their concerns and challenges to influence for positive changes in their communities.
The overarching objective of the project is to empower the deaf people in Cambodia and Vietnam to stand up for their human rights and fight against discrimination. The project aims to address the challenges faced by youth with disabilities by:

1) Providing training on leadership, policy influencing, and communication skills for the deaf;
2) Enabling deaf to become more self-confident through workshops to work on their self-esteem; and
3) Organising linking and learning exchange visits to promote solidarity between deaf communities across borders.

The deaf project participants themselves are also guided to collect information for documentation of stigmatisation (on areas of employment andwithin the political sphere) that will be used in evidence-based papers for policy influencing and for developing future projects.
OIE Effective Rules against Tax Dodging The project aims to reduce tax avoidance by multinationals through advocating improvement of the tax systems of EU countries. In various EU countries, Oxfam will put strong and sustained pressure on national governments to abolish specific harmful tax rules and adopt effective countermeasures. The intended ultimate beneficiaries are citizens in developing countries as well as in the EU, whichwould benefit from higher budgets for public services. Oxfam Ireland's role in the project is to conduct analysisof the Irish tax system and carry out advocacy on Irish tax and accounting policies.