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Coalition Publiez Ce que Vous Payez The CRAFT project has been developed through collaboration between Oxfam Novib and partners with a view to achieve accountable, fair and pro-poor tax systems. Within this project the partners (in particular in Nigeria, Mali, Senegal, Ghana, Egypt and Bangladesh) are trained to improve their research and advocacy skills and they meet each other twice a year during strategy meetings. So far theproject has accumulated a vast amount of research and policy documents and has supported public and private policy work. More information about the project can be found on: www.maketaxfair.net
Nango Budget Mon. & Sec. Progr 2012-15 Proposed outcome of the Security Project is to reduced the vulnerability of civil society in Zimbabwe and improve the working environment for civil society in the country. 60 CSO representatives will be trained on security risk management.  Furthermore 500 CSO security handbooks will be printed for NANGO members and resource centres.

With regard to the second project on Budget monitoring, the following outcomes  are expected:
i) Empowered budget-ltierate citenzy able to discuss, identify and prioritise spending priorities and demand their basic needs and rights through budgtary processes. This will be from a gender sensitive perspective; ii) Improvedservice delivery , greater government transparency and accountability and increased level of public participation; iii) Improved strategic engagement between CSOs, citizens, legislators and local authorities that fosters participatory budgeting at local level; iv) Enhanced civil society capacity for advocacy and monitoring/budget review document for advoacy and lobby.
TJNA - TFSN comp Track record Res/Advoc The CRAFT project has been developed through collaboration between Oxfam Novib and partners with a view to achieve accountable, fair and pro-poor tax systems. Within this project the partners (in particular in Nigeria, Mali, Senegal, Ghana, Egypt and Bangladesh) are trained to improve their research and advocacy skills and they meet each other twice a year during strategy meetings. So far theproject has accumulated a vast amount of research and policy documents and has supported public and private policy work. More information about the project can be found on: www.maketaxfair.netCRAFT - Tax Justice
Stiching Oxfam Novib Oxfam:
Oxfam is a leading organization in emergency WaSH and Food Security in Mozambique since 1987.  Over the past five years Oxfam has implemented WaSH responses to benefit flood-affected populations in Sofala and Zambezia, cholera-affected populations in Sofala and Niassa, WaSH activities for east African refugees in Cabo Delgado and Nampula, and EFSL response for populations affected by three consecutive years of drought in Gaza.  In Mozambique Oxfam uses a single programmatic approach, linking activities in sustainable livelihoods, humanitarian assistance, good governance and gender for amore effective impact on beneficiaries.  In 2013, in coordination with COSACA members, Oxfam with its local partners implemented an emergency intervention to benefit more than 32,000 people in nine of the most flood-affected communities in Gaza and 8,000people in Zambezia province through seeds and tools fairs, food security (EFSL) and access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH).  The total funding mobilized was $2 million from the Oxfam co-federation network and two bilateral donors.
Diary Value Chain Development The project focus will be on creating systemic changes within the dairy value chain development geared towards increased support for smallholder farmers. The intervention will take place within six districts across Rwanda i.e Rulindo, Bugesera, Nyanza,Kayonza, Rwamagana, and Kicukiro.

Overall, the project will support two new groups with 80 HHs (560 people) in the north and east of Rwanda i.e. Rulindo district in the North, and Bugesera district in the East. This is in addition to supporting 600 HHs(4200 people) in 15 already existing groups in 6 districts.

Main Aim/Objectives
To promote participation and integration of small-holder farmers# throughout the dairy value chain for increased food security, enhanced income, equity and sustainable livelihoods by complementing on the governments impetus of;

- Poverty reduction via sustainable agricultural production as a key pillar for social and economic growth.
- Stimulating development of modern livestock/dairy industry through value addition and access to markets.
- Putting in place supportive infrastructures and strengthening services that contributes to sustainable and profitable development of the livestock/dairy sub-sector.

Outcome 1: Increased Income and Employment creation:
By end March 2015, 680 HHs (4760 people of which 75% will be women i.e. 3570 and 25% men i.e.1190) will be able to acquire additional income and employment opportunities through their enhanced participation within the entire dairy value chain by March 2015.

Outcome 2:  Food security and nutrition:
By end of March 2015, 680 HHs will be food secure and their nutrition enhanced. Food security will be evidenced throughout the year and with special focus on seasonal nutritional and food shortages.

Outcome 3: Environmental sustainability:
By March 2015, 75% of 680 HHs i.e. 510 HHs will have implemented practices that promote environmental protection to reduce on disaster risks.

Outcome 4: Lobby and Advocacy:
By March 2015, local level advocacy and lobbyinginitiatives will be enhanced in order to create systemic changes within the dairy value chain development geared toward increased support for smallholder farmers and there-by enable more farmers to transit from subsistence farming to participation in themarket oriented economy

At the centre of SACRs intervention strategies, gender and associated gender related inequalities will be considered in the following ways,
1) By incorporating cross-organisational emphasis on gender equality across the entireprogramme activities as well as policy that impacts upon staff, partners and primary stakeholders;
2) By conducting gender specific activities or training where necessary
3) At all times using a gender lenses to programming (problem analysis, planning,implementation and execution, monitoring and evaluation/reviews.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu The UN Commission on Life-Saving Commodities for Women and Children (UNCoLSC) identified female condoms as one of 13 underutilized commodities. With an unmet need for contraception in the DRC at 22.4% (according to the 2013-14 DHS)andthe DRC#s high rate of sexualviolence associated with past and ongoing conflicts,the need for access to the full range of family planning methods, including female condoms, remains high. Under the UNCoLSC, the Family Planning Technical Resource Team included an activity in its workplan to map and analyze the policy and stakeholder environment for female condoms in the DRC, with the end-goal of identifying policy priorities and next steps to increase access to these commodities.Rutgers, as the implementing agency for this activity, will partner with an organization based in the DRC (sub-grantee), with knowledge of DRC#s reproductive health policies and stakeholdersto carry outsucha landscaping analysis, andto formulate recommendations for advocacy priorities for female condoms in DRC.

Purpose
To develop a country-level policy and stakeholder landscaping analysis for female condoms, in order to identify policy gaps, key stakeholders, opportunities and priorities to increase access to this critical family planning method.

Objectives and outputs
The following specific objectives and outputs are expected by the sub-grantee of this project:

1. Landscaping report consisting of:
o Policy analysis: Identify and review relevant DRC policy and legal documents (norms, strategies, guidelines, budgets) at the national level and regardingNord Kivu, pertaining to reproductive health, family planning, sexual and gender-based violence, HIV/ STI prevention, humanitarian/crisis response, and women#s rights. Locatehow/whether female condoms are included, whether information is accurate and appropriate,and what gaps or inconsistencies exist. Document and summarize findings.
o Stakeholder analysis:Identifykey stakeholders (government, UN agencies, CSOs, etc.) who have worked on female condoms in DRC in the past. Identify important stakeholdersin current/future female condom advocacy work.Develop a stakeholders# questionnaire (in collaboration with Rutgers) and conduct 5-8 structured interviews to better understand institutional support for female condoms.

2. Stakeholder dialogue: Plan, host, and chair adialogue with selected stakeholders to present and discuss findings from the landscaping report (policy analysis and stakeholder analysis), and to formulate policy and advocacy priorities for female condoms.Draft meeting notes summarizing the key findings and recommendations.

3. Recommendations for advocacy priorities: Formulate recommendations for concrete advocacy priorities to advance female condoms in DRC.
Peace Building Programme in Pakistan Peace Building Programme in Pakistan
Based on International Alert#s experience of peace building around the world and following a review of project documents for the achieving Conflict Transformation Initiative(shared by Oxfam Novib#s team), two main recommendations can be suggested for further enhancing the impact of Oxfam Novib#s programmes in Pakistan:
1) Gain a broader understanding of the socio-political, economic, security, and environmental setting of the particular contexts in which programmes are to be implemented and the interrelations between different actors in these settings,
2) Develop a clear and coherent theory of change for each programme.

Alert would like to propose the following programme of collaboration and accompaniment to Oxfam Novib for the strengthening of their initiatives and more effective and impactful engagements:
NCDO On 17 August, 2012, EU confirmed that we had won a grant for Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education in the European Union. The grant is worth Euro 1 mill and will be implemented over the coming three years, beginning this fall. The consortium responsible for the grant consists of Oxfam Novib , NCDO , Jeden Swiat  and Coordinadora . Whereas the previous E-Motive was a Dutch-Southern affair this grant will expand the outreach of E-Motive to two other countries in Europe, Spain and Poland. In doing so, we want to take a bold step toward making E-Motive a truly European-Southern affair among three EU member states.

Specific activities of NCDO are:
E-Motive research study. To provide E-Motive with a scientific basis, a research study will be conducted to determine the outcome and impact of E-Motive exchanges. NCDO together with local researchers in Poland and Spain will systematically assess how E-Motive exchanges evolve over time and to which extent they are able to link effectively to wider stakeholder audiences and change their attitudes.

European conference on civic driven change and global citizenship. As a culmination ofE-Motive a high level European conference and numerous networking events will be held. The European conference will bring together E-Motive experiences of Poland, Spain and the Netherlands in order to identify results and best practices for a new type of South/North cooperation based on action oriented civic driven change.
Counterpart 507055 Trocaire Oxfam signed a contract with the European Commission together with 6 partners - Trocaire, SwissAid, Metta, KMSS, KBC and Nyein - asco-applicants to implement the project titled #Promoting Durable Peace and Development in Kachin#. The project duration is42 monthsstarting from February 01, 2015 until 31 July 2018. In order to enable Trocaire to provide quality support for the programme, OxfamNovib is supplementing EUR 30,000 to Trocaire.
Mahlahle-COSACA DroughtEmergencyResponse MAHLAHLE aims at reducing social inequalities by supporting the most vulnerable groups, especially women and children in the rural communities of Inhambane province guided by it#s 2008-13 Strategic Plan. It defined it#s six priority areas as Agriculture and Food Security, Increment of Household Income, Formal and Non-formal Education, HIV and AIDS, Emergency relief and Advocacy implemented through creation and partnerships with community mutual help groups.

Mahlahle encourages participation of women in decision making forums. In the current programme, MAHLAHLE prioritized improving agriculture value chains with special emphasis to introduction of production technologies adaptable to different climate conditions, reduction of post harvest losses, agro-processing and support to agricultural commercialization.

Gender empowerment, HIV and AIDS, Environmental Protection, Promotion and Protection of Children#s Rights are major considerations in all its programs. To widen the reach and impact of project activities, Mahlahle is managing two community radios in Massinga and Funhalouro districts .
Peace Workshops Peace Workshops
Jamia Nimia wants to influence the opinion of general masses among Sunni sect about the prevailing image of Islam which is all about violence and conflict. Irrespective of gender caste and religion they believe in and want to spread the message that Islam as its name talks about peace, tolerance and harmony. They want to spread this concept among influential orators in sunni sect both men and women through training workshops initially.
Jamia Neemia plans to organize 11 workshops by engaging 20 influential religious leaders from various towns of Lahore, among them two workshops will be arranged for women scholars.  The aim of these workshops will be to train and build capacity of religious leaders and scholars on themes of how to promotepeace in society and what areobstacles in the promotion of peace in society, and how to live peacefully with people of other sects and religion.
Oxfam Italy Migrants and Refugee Crisis In order to provide a response to the specific needs of women migrants and refugees and children in Serbia and Macedonia during thepresent migratory crisis in Europe, the following activities will be carreid out:
1) WaSH Sector
  Distribution of dignity kits  for women and children. On the basis of our field observation and interviews with women refugees, the following items are generally missing and more requested by women refugees: sanitary napkins, feminine hygiene products, veil, underwear.

2) Nfls Sector
 Distribution of Winterization kits  to women migrants and refugees (blankets, socks, gloves, raincoats, sleeping bags, etc.), diversified per gender and age.

3) Protection activities
Based on the findings of the ongoing protection need assessment, there is a need to support the key institutions in Serbia and Macedonia, as the Commissariat for Refugees and Migration and the Ministry of Social Affairs, in providing the following type of activities:
 Provision of legal support to refugees, due to the increasing number of refugees seeking for asylum.
 Provision of cultural mediators and interpreters.
 Provision  of equipment  to local and national authoritiesto implement protection activities (for instance providing mobile Information panels).
 Mobile Info  point  to provide informationto refugees on different issues (as for instance train costs, timetable, asylum-seeking process).
 Gazebo where women can exchangetheir dresses, with dumpster and possibility to wash themselves in a repaired location.

4) Policy and Advocacy
 Research on existing gaps in providing protection to women and   children  refugees transiting in Macedonia and Serbia (data collection in locations where Oxfam is working, interviews with refugees and relevant actors who are dealing with the response, gap analysis in the response).
 Definition of recommendations.
 Dissemination of findings and of recommendations during the coordination meetings and to relevant institutions.
Country Office 506575 Stichting Oxfam No ONL:
Oxfam Novib currently has a wide portfolio of approximately 60 partner relationships in Mozambique. Most partners are located at national level, and the provinces of Zambezia, Nampula, Niassa, Sofala, Manica, Inhambane and Gaza through the AGIR, Sustainable Livelihoods and Humanitarian programmes. OxfamNovib's current country strategy has substantial focus on the Aims 1, 3 and 4 and a few specific programmes on Aim 2 and 5. The country strategy links to Oxfam Novib priority themes: 1) land, water and food Security; 2) fair markets and financial systems; 3) climate change and adaptation; 4) access to quality education; 5) control of women over their body.

This project - Emergency fund floods aims essentially to ensure the implementation of Oxfam Novib's humanitarian mandate, through the implementation of actions for Emergency Response in Mozambique.

The fund involves a sum of 100,000.00EUR (MFS 2000 funds).
advocacy and lobbying for right - AEC advocacy and lobbying for right for food. This project is now at its third stage. It aims to make advocacy and lobbying that can influence the government and the parliament in oder to obtain the vote of a law for right for food. This process is also linked with social mobilisation and citizens empowerment concerning their fundamental rights and mainly their rights to have access to food, to land, health, and water in good conditions and to have honourable life without suffring from drought and hunger.
Humanitarian Response - Syria Crisis Together with Oxfam Italia and Oxfam GB, Oxfam Novib is implementing a multi-sector, multi-country emergency response funded by ECHO between July 2013 and June 2014.  The programme is titled Humanitarian Response and Assistance for People Affected by theSyrian Crisis.
Principal objective: To alleviate the suffering and vulnerability of women, men, boys and girls affected by the crisis.
Specific Objective: To improve access to basic and quality services, safe living conditions and disaster preparednesscapacity to respond to the needs of vulnerable women, men, boys and girls affected by the Syrian crisis.

ONL, together with Association Najdeh is contributing towards Result 1: Lebanon - to improve access to WASH,
winterization items and protection services for vulnerable households in North Governorate, within an improved
policy environment.

ONL and Najdeh will implement the following activities to achieve thisresult:
Activity 1.3: Distribution of sufficient and adequate winterization items (through cash programming ) for vulnerable targeted PRS (Palestine Refugees from Syria) households residing in Baddawi camp.
activity 1.4: Improved protection within a more favourable policy through advocacy.
As part of delivering protection measures to 4500 beneficiaries (*total for all Oxfams in Lebanon), one activity will be to establish mechanisms to link refugees and host community members to services provided by government and other agencies. This sign-posting activity will benefit at least 50% of beneficiaries within sample groups as per documentation. This will be achieved through the establishment of support desks through which protection cases and more general cases can be resolved. As partof this activity support desks will be established to provide information about services and other forms of support to refugees, aswell as a referral mechanism for protection cases and coordination with protection working groups.
Accountability of Adaptation Finance-ECO Ecco will be reponsible to hire staff and manage all HR-related aspect
The Adaptation and Accountability Initiative (AFAI) is a twoyear project funded by the Rockefeller Foundation through Oxfam America. The project is being implemented in 4 countries (Uganda, Nepal, Zambia and Philippines) . In Uganda, it is managed by Oxfam on behalf of the Climate Action Network Uganda. It has other Partners such as the World resources Institute (WRI), and the Overeseas Development Institute (ODI) who are providing technical support.
The project is currently in the second phase of implementation.
The main activities of the project  are research, capacity building and advocacy at local and international level.
The project is advocating  for increased transparency of climate adaptation funding, increased funding especially at the local level, and increased oversight of citizens and civil society over those resources.  CAN-U will work with Partners to hold leaders accountable for climate adaptation funding at the national, local and international levels. Learning from the project will be disseminated to a broader network of countries seeking to do the same.
The Ecological Christian Organsiation (ECO), a member organisation of CAN-U is one of the Partners identifiedto handle specific  function of human reseources on behalf of the network in this project. ECO co-hosts the secretariat of the network with staff of CAN-U. It has a well established structure and a management board in place.
CECOHAS - WASH Project CECOHAS # Centro de Coordenação das ONGs para Higiene, Agua e Saneamento, is a national NGO, founded in 12/10/2002, in the LichingaCity, Niassa Province, with purpose to promoting and improving sustainable low-cost water and sanitation technologies within the family and communitities. CECOHAS has been working in Zambezia Province since 2002 and is a member of FONGZA - Forum of NGOs in Zambezia and ANEW - African Forum for Water and Sanitation.
In Zambezia Province, CECOHAS operates in districts of Milange, Nicoadala, Lugela, Ilé, Maganja da Costa and Pebane.
CECOHAS Vision is a society free from diseases and water-related illnesses where people have access to safe water and adequate sanitation as a basic right. Its mission is to contribute to strengthening disadvantaged communities in Mozambique, advocating the need of access to sanitation and safe water for all.
Al Juzoor Foundation 2012-2014 This project aims at strengthening  Juzoor's Community Development Unit (CDU).  The unit has 13 staff members including field basedstaff and is responsible for designing and implementing projects which aim to empower local communities with knowledge and know-howto enhance their social and health rights.  One of the main strategic objectives of the CDU is to empower adolescent girls and women to exercise their sexual and reproductive health rights. For Juzoor, sexual and reproductive health includes the concepts of sexuality and rights, along with puberty, family planning, maternal and newborn health, the prevention and treatment of illnesses such asbreast cancer, STDs, HIV and Aids, and directly touches upon issues related to gender based violence and child protection, as thoseexposed to sexual violence in particular are more vulnerable to being exposed to sexual health risks.

Juzoor considers its three ongoing projects Women's Economic Empowerment and Child Nutrition, Jerusalem Youth Parliament, and Child and Adolescent Protection Projects as key entry points for expanding work on sexual and reproductive health promotion and protection. As such,  through this project, Juzoor aims to strengthen the effectiveness and impact of CDU projects by mainstreaming sexual and reproductive health information into its three ongoing projects, and reach out to at least 5,000 boys and men, and 10,000 girls and women. Program funding to the CDU Unit will enable Juzoor to develop more effective, innovative, and dynamic program, pilot and develop new ways of working with women, men, girls and boys on sexual and reproductive health right promotion and strengthen organizational ability to assess impact, document best practices, share knowledge and heighten its ability to influence decision makers on reproductive health rights.