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Influencing on women's leadership This project aims to increase the participation of women in social and economic decision making process through increasing their representation in media and advocacy platform. In the short term, women#s media representation is improved in quantity and quality. They will appear more frequently as main characters and in leading, influential positions, and recognised as leaders and owners of social development and economic growth. Besides, civil society organizations and coalitions are committed and able todesign and promotegender responsive actions of advocacy and other interventions

The project will apply two intervention strategies:
# Insiders# voice and storytelling: It is essential to raise women#s voice on mass media and social media to gain better public recognition and support for their active participation in decision making. Storytelling has been proven to be a powerful tool in changing human perception and attitudes as it provides both information and emotion. Therefore, storytelling on media will be an important intervention strategy. Women representatives from both urban and rural areas will be facilitated to share their life stories with mass media and write their own posts on social media. By telling informative and touching stories, they will be able to help the public relate to women#s demand on rights and security, realise the need for equality and love in gender relations, and mobilise the support for equal participation of women in the public life. By sharing their own stories, theywill be able to represent the voice of many other women who share their concerns and interests. Women#s stories will also be a key material for public events and social media campaigns.

# Value-based capacity building: To advocate for changes in policyand public attitude toward women#s share in the economic growth, civil society organisations and coalitions should receive both attitudinal and technical support in gender responsiveness. Their capacity must be built to ensure that their programs promotewomen#s rights and security based on values of equality, freedom and love, anddo not fall back to stereotypes and discrimination. The materials and activities conducted will human rights values and principles,and technical tools for applying these valuesin their work.
Open Capital Advisors SMEs Competition We will select 3 companies to enter into a dedicated scale-up trajectory; 1 company per country. The pilot will be running in Somalia, Egypt, and Uganda. The goal of the trajectory is to professionalize their (international) growth strategy and where possible to help find (international) partners, in supply, trade or investment.

Objectives
The primary objective of the competition is to accelerate societal (innovative) impact through SMEs and start-ups <(>&<)> job opportunities for youth. The secondary objective of this pilot is to get the best examples of impact-driven SMEs in our countries and understand what it takes for them to scale-up, both their business and impact. This will allow us to improve our programme further by including working with superstar impact SMEs into our approach. Thirdly, we can use these #superstars# as best examples of the kind of companies we want to support, so to use it in our communication towards donors, investors, other Oxfam countries and other stakeholders.
CapRight-Challenging Barriers to Edu. Challenging Barriers  to Education project aims at challenging 4 identified social anomalies that militate against young girls and boys in achieving academic excellence in secondary schools in Alimosho LGA of Lagos State; this intervention will be empowering theyouths (especially young girls) to secure and/restore their confidence in themselves, create safe spaces for them to learn and growmentality; assure them of the right and equality of everyone to participate in prescribed school activities and ensure that they are not inhibited in any way from achieving their academic goals in life. This project will use exciting edutainment to convey the empowering information to students so as to capture their attention and ensure they appreciate the issues discussed/addressed.

CAPRights-VP would use this empowering intervention to secure and/restore the confidence of youths (especially young girls) in themselves, create safe spaces for them to learn and grow mentality; assure them of the right and equalityof everyone to participate in prescribed school activities and ensure that they are not inhibited in any way from achieving their academic goals in life. As part of the sustainability of this project, CAPRIGHT- VP will establish #Voice of Freedom# studentclubs in these schools to ensure that the legacies of the project are sustained after its life. The project is targeting poor community schools in remote part of Lagos State because CAPRIGHT- VP believes that they have been left behind in development activities since most interventions by donor and government take place in modern areas.
CO-Equal Power Better Life-Cambodia The pilot builds on expertise, experience and projects with GALS in the three countries. Country context specific pilots will be jointly designed, working towards the same outcomes with a strong linking and learning component.

This proposal was developed by the GJ team and the three country teams as it concerns a shared thematic interest that was confirmed already for earlier prospects and reconfirmed in response to this opportunity.
All three countries have an existing track record with GALS: The country team in Vietnamhas experience with GALS in projects with the Vietnam Women#s Union, in the shrimp#s value chain (GRAISEA), and in several other value chains (WEAVE). In Laos, several GALS pilots were carried out since 2014, and taken forward in theEU-funded CD-CID project on active citizenship, a social inclusion project around people affected by UXOs, and a social protection programme. In Cambodia, the country team developed the Gender Roadmaps methodology based on GALS, for addressing gender-based violence.
Partners in the countries will be selected based on their experience and track record with GALS, and potential role in scaling up in the full #to be developed-project.

South-south learning will enrich the work of the different teams on the ground and enhances the documentation, leading toa convincing WPP-component. The expertise in the different teams will contribute to design of the pilots, the tool testing workshops, the guide development and the ToC development. Experimentation with (new) approaches (like TLWR or the #Participation Flower#) will be well documented.

The pilot recognizes that for increased women#s participation in decision-making and leadership for women#s rights, the importance of collective social norms change is often under-estimated. GALS starts with strengthening agency of individuals, changing gender relations at household level, and collective action to challenge social norms and rules/policies that reproducegender inequality. This pilot wants to trigger further innovation on collective social norms change through use of social media in the three countries. The pilot will make use of Oxfam Novíb#s and the three countries# expertise in this field and include a social media approach that will support particularly awareness raising and attitude change (of men and women). Training, coaching and mentoring on social media use will also aim to strengthen the agency and voice of targeted women participating in decision making processes in particular.

To strengthenthe development of programmes, proposals, track records, and engaging with donors, the GJ team will work together with:
# IFDR and IFOs for identifying donor opportunities, advice on donor relations and submissions
# Marketing, communications and productions teams # for design of end-products
# Impact Measurement # for advice on the evaluation of the WPP approach
# Campaigning colleagues on documenting the work with social media.
CO-507666 The Aware Hero! was developed by Oxfam Novib DataLab to help citizens build their awareness  and preparedness for natural hazards and disasters such as typhoons, flooding and street-level water inundation. This smartphone app will contribute to building greater resilience of individuals, households and communities across Vietnam to climate change and climate-related disasters. The app will provide the Vietnam Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) with a powerful tool to send and receive information to and from citizens and to better communicate with their provincial and local officers during emergencies.
Repro-HERI project The REPRO-HERI project aims to improve sexual and reproductive health status and creating a ground to advocate for such issues while involving young people with disabilities in Tanzania. The acronym HERI is short for Health Equality and Rights Initiative. This project aim to use the edutainment methodology for young people with disabilities as they are grouped in clubs (HERI-clubs) this will manage the increased demand for sexual and reproductive health and rights information and freedom of speech to them and later generate an impact of transformative sexual and reproductive health and rights education for young persons with disabilities in primary schools, secondary schools and universities. The edutainment approach will involve creativity and refreshing means to learning SRHR such as using SRHR related games such Repro-HERI puzzles, drama, poem singing,  and HERI discussion talks will be used to facilitate dialogues in formulated Campus HERI Clubs as a safe learning space for adolescent and youth students with disabilities.

Furthermore,the project intends to Improve the enabling environment for sexual and reproductive health and rights for people with disabilities.This will be done by training the gatekeepers on sexual and reproductive health. These are community gatekeepers; religious, clan and local government leaders, parents or guardians for people with disabilities and special education teachers will receive sexual and reproductive health and rights trainings and manual leaflets. The trainingwill mainly focus on the rights of adolescents, youth women and girls with disabilities towards SRH services regardless of social and cultural barriers and creating a conducive environment. The plan is to also create a discussion platform among the community members that can lead to proper solutions on conducive environment for adolescent women and girls with disabilities.
Food Voucher Distribution Monitoring 1. MA#AN will carry out verification on the phone to the 300 nominated HH from MoSD.  MAAN and Oxfam will carry out cross-checking of selected beneficiaries will take place with FSS and actors providing similar services and interventions.
2. Conduct Baseline survey immediately after the selection process of beneficiaries. It will include food security
3. Conduct Endline survey two weeks afterthe completion of the voucher distribution.
4. Daily monitoring of the voucher redemption at shops
Estamos - Active Citizenship ESTAMOS is a provincial key actor, an NGO established in 1996, in Niassa. It aims at empowering communities, particularly women, for their participation in decision-making and sustainable improvement of living conditions. It contributes especially to theincreasedaccess to water and sanitation, the improved management of natural resources, the reduction of HIV and AIDS incidence, the improvedquality of live of PLWHA and better governance and greater accountability.
On the AGIR programe, Estamos will contribute on the thematic area of Right to Participate - Responsive Government <(>&<)> Public Accountability. This is a strategic organization on the AGIR Program as it effectively collaborates with the Government and has managed to improve communities access towater and sanitation. It pro-actively leads civil society and governance activism in Niassa. With their work communities will gain skills on monitoring public services, using tools such as budget monitoring, social audit and community score card and willbe participating in the improvement of service provision, including health and water.
B'Tselem Occupation 101 crash course B#Tselem strives to end the occupation, as the only way forward towards a future in which human rights, democracy, liberty and equality are ensured to all people, both Palestinian and Israeli, living between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. To this end, B'Tselem's goals are: Information and Analysis:  To collect, analyse and publish credible and current information and analysis to inform public and policy discourse on human rights violations and expose the injustice, violence and dispossession at the core of the occupation regime;  Awareness: To raise awareness amongst the Israeli, Palestinian and international public and decision makers ofthe injustices and human rights violations perpetrated under the prolonged occupation; and International Action:  To advocate for action by international governments and civil society to end the occupation and promote respect for human rights in the oPt. The project idea is to bring delegations of European and American journalists to see an overview of the impact of occupation on Palestiniansand Israelis.
Mise en oeuvre de loi 58-2017 Tunis Since October 2015, some 60 feminist organizations have organized themselves as National Coalition of Association for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (CNAV). The positive record of this coalition, which largely contributed to the adoption on July 26 of the integral law, motivated the decision of the members to continue its actions and to extend its mandate beyond the adoption of the law. Oxfam's role as advocacy and co-ordinator of this coalition was welcomed by coalition members and renewed.
This intervention will allow the coalition to continue to play a major role in the implementation of this law in Tunis, including its popularization and monitoring of implementation, as well as the work on social attitudes and norms in order to minimize the resistance thatexists. could hinder its implementation.
Counterpart 505 Le projet ##Appui à l#amélioration des services sociaux dans les communes impactées par l#exploitation des ressources naturelles à travers la justice fiscale et la rétrocession des 15% des redevances minières et pétrolières au Niger## est une initiative du ROTAB et financé par Oxfam. L#objectif visé par ce projet  est de « Contribuer à la promotion de la bonne gouvernance dans les collectivités territoriales abritant les industries extractives, à travers l#allocation des 15% des redevances minières et pétrolières, la transparence budgétaire et la justice fiscale au Niger.  A travers ce projet, des OSCs des 8 régions verront leurs capacités renforcées en justice fiscale, transparence et suivi budgétaire. Les OSCs ainsi formées assureront un travail de veille citoyenne tant au niveau national qu#au niveau local afin de faire de la bonne gouvernance une réalité au niveau des collectivités territoriales, particulièrement celles qui bénéficient de la rétrocession des 15% des redevances minières et pétrolières. Pour ce faire, une recherche préalable sera réalisée, recherche portant effectivement sur la rétrocession des 15% de redevances et de son utilisation par les communesrécipiendaires.  L#étude touchera vingt (20) communes des régions d#Agadez, Diffa, Tillabéry et Zinder ; a raison de 5 communes parrégions.
Au terme du projet il est escompté entre autres les changements suivants : (i) Amélioration substantielle de la bonne gouvernance dans les collectivités territoriales abritant les industries extractives au Niger ; (ii) les OSC locales et les communautés s#approprient les thématiques de justice fiscale et de transparence budgétaire ; (iii) les collectivités territoriales concernées disposent plus de revenus et investissent dans les services sociaux ; (iv) L#amélioration de la gouvernance financière de l#Etat et des collectivités territoriales.
CO-COVID-19 CAT Response Oxfam will provide hygiene and personal protective equipment to both mobile clinics and healthcare centres. PMRS has their own medical staff (physicians and nurses) who are able to detect COVID-19 suspected cases, provide curative support for symptoms, and refer them to MOH emergency committees and the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) who are responsible to conduct PCR tests and transfersevere cases to designated hospitals.
South Sudanese Refugees Association SSURA is a South Sudanese Refugees Association founded in Koboko – Uganda in 2016 mindful of the need for the South Sudanese refugees in Uganda getting united, promote reconciliation, Eradicate Gender Based Violence (GBV) and promote peaceful co-existence among the South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda across all tribes and the host communities, creation and promotion of economic activities for self-reliance, advocacy and awareness on legal protection issue for the refugees in the camps, self-integrated refugees within the Urban communities of Uganda.

As an eyewitness to the heartbreaking situations in South Sudan, we are driven by our vision to establish a durable and sustainable progressive platform through trauma healing, peace building and promotion of social-cultural and socio-economic diversity. Our programs focus is on trauma healing, peace building and reconciliation, Domestic Gender Based Violence eradication, assistance to orphans and vulnerable children and elders, delivery of sanitation and health promotion, skills development, and small <(>&<)> large-scale agricultural development and economic empowerment.

In our operations, SSURA has gained experience and built strength from implementation of the following projects;
1. April 2020 – COVID 19 response project funded by FUTT (From Unreachable to Tangible – New York based Organization) in Koboko Municipality to Self-settled refugees and the host communities within Koboko Municipality. Messages on means of spread of Coronavirus and preventive measures were passed to Refugees and the host population women street vendors, domestic workers, alcohol brewers and all other women in the highly diverse but often invisible informal economy in the Municipality.

Critical hand washing, Hygiene and Sanitation messaging to promote health living to curve down the risk of exposure to infection and spread/contraction of the Coronavirus

Distribution of basic food items to the elderly women and men.

2. June 2018 – Survey on Self-Settled refugees and the Impact on Service Delivery in Koboko Municipal Council funded by VNG International – Netherlands

3. May 2018 – Leadership training for Refugees and Host community Leaders funded by CEFORD South Sudan

4. April 2019 – Village Savings and Loan Groups termed “Chain link for Growth” an initiative of SSURA in which 32 VSL groups are actively operating and being managed and supported by SSURA.
Festus Fajemilo Foundation The project seeks to raise awareness of the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) rights of children with disabilities (CWDs) among the general public and reduce discrimination and stigmatisation against them in the pursuit of their sexual and reproductive health (SRH) rights.

Adolescents in the 21 secondary schools in the Agege Education District of the Ministry of Education, Lagos State will be trained to be Adolescent Advocates championing the cause of children with disabilities. They would be empowered to train children with disabilities to recognise, pursue and become advocates for their sexual and reproductive health rights.

This project will also provide life skills training for youngsters with disabilities to encourage them to be more independent and self- sufficient which will ultimately boost their self-esteem and engender a more positive self-image.
Youth Engage in Water Governance (CVS) Cambodia Volunteer for Society (CVS) is implementing the project called #Youth Engagement in Mekong Water Governance.# The project aims at Strengthening the vibrancy of Cambodian young women and men activists in their collaboration with ASEAN to promote youth participation in Mekong water governance decision making process. The project will focus on increasing youth#s voices in the discussionof planned Sambor hydropower dam in Sambor district, Kratie province and other planned dams in the Mekong Mainstream. To achieve the project aim, CVS identified 3 main objectives 1) youth men and women networks are organized and strengthened; 2) increased youth engagement in water governance decision making process; and 3) increased youths# capacity and access to information and awareness on planned hydropower dam #Sambor#.

The project engages University youths from various Universities both in Phnom Penh and provinces, and youth from Kratie and Stung Treng provinces where the planned hydropower projects exist asdirect beneficiaries. The project raises awareness to youth men and women on the positive and negative impacts of Mekong Hydropower dams in Laos and Sambo Hydropower dam in Cambodia and mobilize their participation to voices their concerns through discussions and campaigns to send key messages to decision-makers at Cambodian national level during Cambodian Youth Forum (CYF), Consultation, meetings, workshops, dialogues, forums andASEAN regional level during the ASEAN Youth Forum (AYF) and ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN People#s Forum (ACSC/APF) 2017 in The Philippines. In addition, youths# recommendations from the workshop and the forum will also be included in the document in orderto influence decision makers not to see large hydropower dam as good sources for energy or replace with other alternatives. This project will bring the linkage from the national to regional platform which will provide opportunity for young people to influence policy makers at the national and ASEAN regional levels aboutthe importance of youth participation in discussion of hydropower dam development projects on the Mekong River.
CO- Oxfam Mozambique Covid 19 In addition to ensuring financial support. Oxfam will have the role of creating spaces and opportunities for synergies between the implementing partners, the relevant state institutions and, above all, ensuring the quality of the project's service offer (analysisof the content of the materials, relevance of the methodology and its scope). Oxfam will be responsible for monitoring the implementation of the initiative and ensuring documentation and sharing of evidence to feed the information chain inside and outside Oxfam.

Oxfam has a Satellite Office, located in the province of Zambézia, which can facilitate the allocation of human and material resources for the effective implementation of the initiative and ensure the daily monitoring of activities inthe communities. In addition,oxfam has a humanitarian response and safe programing team, which will offer technical and institutional support to partners so that all action on the ground follows the standard lines of  Oxfam International and that all safeguarding rules are complied with. .