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Country Office 506588 Oxfamnovib Country Oxfam is proposing a five months intervention in 3 areas of Balkh province to respond to a recent surge in the IDP population in the area as a result of conflict and violence in northern Afghanistan. UN agencies and INGOs are providing only limited support to these groups, making assistance irregular and acutely increasing the need for basic WASH services and health care in the area. A rapid assessment carried out by AHEAD and the Department for Refugees and Repatriations (DoRR) in January 2014 indicatedthe lack of clean drinking water and limited sanitation facilities as the most pressing concern according to the affected population. Oxfam will work with its Mazar i Sharif-based partner, AHEAD, to address gaps in IDPs# immediate, critical needs including poor access to safe and sufficient drinking water, lack of access to basic health care for high risk displaced people, and lack of understanding of the linkages between poor hygiene and the spread of water borne diseases.
The  intervention  will  provide  life-saving  water,  sanitation  and  hygiene  related  activities  to 9,883 individuals (4,205  women  and  5,678  men)  in  3  areas  of  Balkh  province.  The  proposed  project activities will result in reduced vulnerability and improved health ofbeneficiaries by providing improved access  to safe  drinking  water,  increased  access  to  safe  and  appropriate  sanitation  facilities  and increased skills to prevent water-borne diseases. Activities have been designed based on the rapid assessment and will include the construction of 30 boreholes fordrinking water which will be maintained by newly established water management committees. Similar committees for hygiene and for sanitation will monitor the progress of health and sanitation education, the reduction in unsafe solid waste disposal
and the provision of nearly 3050 hygiene kits. 180 latrines will be constructed, with direct impact on the number of women and girls who face safetyconcerns due to open defecation practices borne from overcrowding  and  lack  of  sanitation facilities.
Oxfam  has  chosen this  combination  of  construction, education and community led committees based on its experience in Afghanistan with humanitarian projects where community support is key to the sustainability of water points and latrines and where education is key to improved health and hygiene practices across a wide generational group.

Afghan women#s traditional role as primary caregivers places them in a particularly vulnerable position. To reduce their vulnerability, WASH activities will particularly focus on women#s specific WASH needs. Improved access to hygienic tools and understanding will most directly impact the v
FAIRFOOD IMVO facility 2016-2017 he Dutch government is committed to the development and implementation of agreements between companies, social organizations, tradeunions and government in the field of International Corporate Social Responsibility (IMVO) and it granted a subsidy of EUR996.346 to ensure a structured and professional involvement of civil society and trade unions in the preparation of IMVO covenants in the Netherlands. The subsidy is Intended for Dutch based established  civil society organizations involved in the IMVO Covenant negotiations. The current covenant trajectories are on: Nutrition, insurers, gold, floriculture, sustainable natural stone.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.
Ecosystem Disaster Risk Reduction Climate Change Adaptation, Ecosystem Disaster Risk Reduction
Oxfam Currently implementing their project with their partner LHDP on the community based climate change adaptation in which the major focus was laid on fishing as well as agricultural communities through different activities. The project was implemented in most disaster prone areas of district Badin. The utmost effort made through CCA project was promotion of resilience communities entertaining resilient livelihoods in their respective areas at policy and practice level.  Although the proposed outcomes were achieved successfully yet some of the activities need to be undertaken from perspective of empowerment socioeconomically. The major activities was crop diversification practices, soil friendly new crop varieties, community led agricultural adaptation planning and practices, capacity building of relevant stakeholders, draft district adaptation policy and the major activity included construction of embankment, 2.26 kilometer, for recovery ofdysfunctional small water lakes for livelihood opportunities. This current project further enhances the resilience of the communities with the focus on their capacity building, research; improve livelihood practices and advocacy with the government. The second phase of the project will start on March2014 with the particular focus on the Climate Change Adaptation, Disaster risk reduction with the integration of the ecosystem management
Country Office 506695 Oxfam Novib Cambod The project's aim is to promote access to and control over water resources of poor and disaster prone communities, especially womenin the province of Kampong Thom, Pursat, and Takeo and to enhance their adaptive capacity to cope with periods of sustained droughts.

Project Results:

Result 1: Improved access to and control over water resources to increase resistance to periods of droughts

Detail Activities:
# Rehabilitate/construction of small-scale water infrastructure (wells, storages, water distribution systems, ditch/dykes farm layout)
# Establish Farmer Water User Group to daily manage water and ensure the equity access to water among communitymembers
# Introduction of water-use efficiency techniques, e.g. Micro drip irrigation, rain water collection/harvesting

Result 2: Simple adaptive capacity enhanced to be able to cope with periods of sustained droughts as a result of climate change.
# Capacity building on Drought Resilient Agriculture Technique (DRAT)
# Support to farmers for water and soil management # bio mass, composting, soil moisture content etc.
# Support to farmers to promote agricultural alternative cropping (drought resistant integrated home gardening, deeper rooted tree crops, vegetable planting etc.)
# Support to farmers to apply common/Dapog rice nursery in view of droughts
# Promote farmers to farmer extension and exchange visit
# Promote advocacy and awareness on DRR and CCA
NAJK GROW: Farmers here, Farmers there Project: Farmers here, Farmers there (North and South)
Oxfam/Novib and NAJK have been working together for 2,5 years, since June 2012. In this new project, which will take one year, NAJK wants to create more awareness to the farmers of the future on topics like climate change, landgrabbing, the use of biofuel and fair food prices. Therefore, a serious gaming concept will be developed. This game can be played at meetings of the AJKs and JAVs, at agricultural schools and on special events like festivals and at agricultural shows. With this game, groups can learn more about the topics mentioned above.

The overall objective of NAJK is twofold:
	Awareness, education and training of young farmers (men and women) and their partners.
	Improving the social and economic position of young farmers (men and women) and their partners.
Food Scrty thrgh sustainable livelihoods Project:  Enhancing Food Security through Community based Sustainable Livelihood Initiative
Description: Partner for this project is Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP), which will endeavour to develop models for community conceptualization to be replicated by the adjoining areas and rest of other parts of the province. This project will be implemented through acting upon certain methodology. The LHDP strongly want to uplift the living standard of these vulnerable and marginalized communities, in the wake of climate change, living in the proposed districts. Also, intends to promote sustainable development in the entire programme areas. Increased economic opportunities and food security resilience for the [marginalized] vulnerable women and men in a sustainable manner are the main aim of the project. The specific objectives of the project are below;
1. Improved access of women and men to, and management of, productive livelihood resources.
2. Improved social recognition of smallholder farmers' (women and men) rights to productive assets
Through this project the production will be enhanced leading to enhanced food security and cash at household level. Moreover, women control over this income will be ensured through awareness raising and effective mobilization with community male. The farmer groups and associations formed under the project will be linked with relevant line agencies to lobby with government and elected representatives to expedite the process of tenancy act reforms, provision of subsidies on agro inputs and ensure fair market prices for food products in rural areas. These associations and groups will be facilitated to ensure that district authorities incorporate agriculture sector disaster related issues in the district disaster risk management plans and develop contingency fund to providethem relief in case any emergency takes place. The project will promote sustainable farming practices will be encouraged in order to contribute to environmental protection and sustained livelihoods on the longer term. This will be done through promotion of organic farming. These will be promoted as alternative to traditional farming as farmers do not need to spend hundreds and thousands of rupees to purchase fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides. This will also add value to the product from its marketing perspectives. Furthermore the positive impact of project interventions will allow an insight to the Government line departments to assess how small scale interventions can have greaterimpact on food security. Partners can lobby with Government to replicate these interventions through policy interventions.
Active Citizen Participation-DG SOTU is a coalition of civil society organizations whose aim is to advocate and monitor the implementation of the African Union Standards , Treaties and decisions. SOTU has prioritised 14 key AU instruments on Democratic Governance, Economic Social Rights, Civil and Political rights. HURISA is the lead SOTU partner in South Africa joining the list of partners as from July 2014 implementing this project at the country level. It's major contribution is informing and empowering citizens to demand for their rights and freedoms; by lobbying and advocating for ratification, implementation and monitoring of these key AU standards and mobilizing civil societies and coalitions to popularise  engage and hold their governments accountable.
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Country Office 506588 Oxfamnovib Country Bayan, meaning to #express oneself# in the official languages of Afghanistan, Dari and Pashtu, is a programme designed to link national influencing and awareness raising to the important issue areas of inclusive security and political participation of women. The two-year programme, implemented by three Dutch non-profit international development organisations (INGOs) and seven Afghan Women Organisations (WO) and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), will leverage innovative public outreach and awareness platforms; policy influencing and advocacy at the central level in Kabul, across provincial governments and CSOs, and on an international level in The Hague, Brussels and at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in New York; and capacity building interventions with partners and programme target participants to promote women#s rights in accordance with the Dutch NAP 1325. This proposal builds on the success and lessons learned from the one-year Bayan pilot, #Bayan: Connecting Afghans for Women#s Rights#, which established a dedicated, indigenous social media platform # Bayan # and created the foundation for a cohesive partnership between the respective Dutch INGOs and Afghan WO and CSOs around the engagement and influencing power of educated Afghan youth.
However, where the Bayan pilot project was concentrated around an SMS and Facebook platform, the new programme consists of a broader, more structural approach that links policy influencing and awareness raising activities with the existing mechanisms, policies
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and practices that have been put in place in Afghanistan to broaden the role of women in the security sector and in politics. As such, this programme will directly engage with the process of the Afghan National Action Plan 1325 and with relevant gender units, committees and other structures withinthe Afghan government that have been set up to promote women´s rights.The programme´s long term outcomes consist of 1) a contribution to an increasingly responsive security sector; 2) increased public awareness and community support on inclusive security, protection and political participation of women; and 3) a higher number of, higher qualified female politicians by the end of 2016. The aimis that this will indirectly contribute # next to efforts through other organisations and programmes # to a reduction of violence against women and effective political participation of women.
The SCC Inaugural Conference The project proposal submitted by Madani is about bringing a group of Syrian civil society organizations and activist together, andestablishing a civil society coalition. The Civil Society Coalition would provide a platform for long term, systematic, coordinated civil society engagement in peace building peace making processes, including the formal peace processes. It will pull the knowledge, expertise and experience of the Syrian Civil Society together, and create unified research, policy and advocacy on issues of peace building and humanitarian/development issues in Syria. The project is an inaugural conference of the Syrian Civil Coalition, a 4-day workshop to be held in Beirut from 29th  April -2nd May2014, with attendance from existing and potential Syrian civil society coalition members, as well as representatives from other NGOs, INGOs, diplomats and media. The aim of the conference is to bring together existing representatives of the coalition, potential members and international experts in coalition-building and strategic planning, in order to build a solid foundation for the coalition.
Positive Action for Women in Politics The Positive Action for Women in Politics (PAWiP) seeks to promote increased  number of women elected and appointed to public office and key positions in political organizations and government bodies in Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa states by the end of the 2015general elections as well as increase the effectiveness of women in public offices to understand economic, political and environmental issues, including the impact of these issues on women and enhance their skills in aspects governance.

The project will conduct training programs for women leaders and female political aspirants as well as female students to build capacity on good governance and provideinformation and knowledge on contemporary issues women need to guide their activities and provide direction while they occupy public office. Continous Stakeholders engagement is very key to building support among the men and political party structures to ensure women aspirants are supported in the race to adopt party flag bearers during the forth coming 2015 general elections.  Stakeholder engagement will also incorporate engaging with the legislators for the passage into law of the Gender and Equality Opportunities Bill.

Therefore, project will facilitate stakeholder engagement forums to discourse with party officials, traditional rulers, youth leaders, media, religious leaders and women to encourage more female candidates to emerge from the primaries.  There is need to mentor and build a successor generation to further accomplish women political participation even the UN is adopting post 2015 development goals, therefore, female students in tertiary institutions will also be trained on leadership and women political participation.

The issue of political violence cannot be overlooked therefore, campaigns to address  violence against women in politics will carried targeting youth leaders, security agencies, independent national electoral commission (INEC), party leaders, media, to discuss strategies to prevent and address violence against women in politics.

The project will be implemented in Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa Rivers States, Oxfam Novib project states in the Niger Delta. The project will last for 12 months.

The project is expected to achieve the following:

# Increased awareness of women#s political participation in Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa and Rivers states among 300 stakeholders within 12 months.

# Contribute to the achievement of increased number of women elected and appointed to public offices and key positions in political organizations in Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa states at the end of the 2015 general elections.

# Promote increased effectiveness of 1000 women leaders and 1000 young women between the ages of 18 # 35 years to participate in politics through training.

# Promote advocacy for the passage of the Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill into law in Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa states.
EURODAD International Conference 2017 The Eurodad International Conference 2017, co-hosted with ActionAid Netherlands, Both Ends, Latindadd, OIKOS, Oxfam Novib, SOMO is between 20-22 June 2017 in the Hague. Eurodad is a network of 47 NGOs from 20 European countries, and the Eurodad biannual conference is a leading forum for discussion, idea-sharing and collective strategizing for anti-poverty civil society groups advocating for reform of development finance. The main aim of this conference is to challenge current (financing) policies for development, debate the future of development policies and influence key (political) actors.

The Eurodad conference will bring together around 150 leading civil society thinkers from around the globe working on issues ranging from debt, tax justice, aid, private finance, the International Financial Institutions (IFIs) and global monetary reform. Held at least every two years for over a decade, the conference allows Eurodad members, allies and partners to broaden understanding of key issues, identify and move forward on collective struggles, forge new alliances and meet inspiring people. Experts from academia and other leading thinkers will provide additional stimulus, andallow us to break out of our traditional habits when strategizing and planning for the future.
Oxfam Novib  contributes #12.000 of the total #126.665 for the entire conference, which will be shared by five organisations: Eurodad, Both Ends, Somo, Oxfam Novib and Action Aid Netherlands, as well as by external funds.
LIVELIHOOD, ACCESS TO LAND AND WATER Oxfam Programme ID PROG010132

The overall impact goal for this programme will be achieved through the following strategic interventions.

Advocacy for and supporttothe revision of the legal frameworks around EI related revenue sharing, community  rights, access to informationand the renegotiation  of various EI contracts based on open access to relevant information and EI data.

Improved understanding and capacity by communities and civil society on EI issues to  enable  advocacy for frameworks  that  facilitate  various  forms  of  engagement  in the EI value chain by communities in line with their rights

Enforcement of Environmental, Sustainability  and  Impact Assessments(including assessment  of  human  rights/  gender  impacts)  and  ensure  they  are  accessible  and disseminated in simplified language.

Promoting  the  exchange  of  goodpractices  and  buildingthe  capacity  of  CSOs  to advocate  for  human  rights  at  a  local,  regional  and  global  level  by  linking  them  to regional and global learning
FNV Mondiaal - IMVO facility 2016 - 2017 The Dutch government is committed to the development and implementation of agreements between companies, social organizations, trade unions and government in the field of International Corporate Social Responsibility (IMVO) and it granted a subsidy of EUR 996.346to ensure a structured and professional involvement of civil society and trade unions in the preparation of IMVO covenants in the Netherlands. The subsidy is Intended for Dutch based established  civil society organizations involved in the IMVO Covenant negotiations. The current covenant trajectories are on: Nutrition, insurers, gold, floriculture, sustainable natural stone.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.
Nivenyee Nivenyee Association is a non-profit organization made up of more than 250 members, mostly living with HIV and AIDS. the  main focus is in awareness-raising and behavior change, as well as adherence to health services to mitigate the devastating impacts of AIDS. with this project, the organisation intends to improve the capacity of young people between 10 and 35 years old, with particular attention to Young women and girls in Mozambique, to claim and exercise SRHR (Health and Sexual and Reproductive Rights) in a more respectful environment of their rights and with Ability to respond to their needs, trough  promotion of an adherence of the Sexual Reproductive Health services, and Integrate the work of the activists in the promotion of the information in SSR and availability of the contraceptive methods together with health technicians.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER Observational reports of the humanitarian situation and human rights carried out by the association Alternative Citizens' Space, with the support of Oxfam, through citizen watch project in conflict in the Diffa region, insistently recommended to cancel these measures in that they violate the fundamental rights of peoples. These reports note that "most of the measures taken under the state of emergency is likely to severely affect civilians." He also deplored the tendency of the Government to play the card of "total security concern in almost exclusively on territorial defense and overshadow its constitutional obligations regarding the protection of human rights of civilians. "
Unfortunately, governments do not seem willing to grant the requests of citizens for relief of these measures detrimental to the populations that many consider "illegal and ineffective. "
Convinced that in such a context, the only voice of dialogue and advocacy cannot be enough to make the government see reason to bring it to suspend some of these measures and practices in violation of national and international legal instruments on the human rights, the association Alternative Citizens' Space proposes to strengthen the work of citizen watch through another initiative combining advocacy, social mobilization and judicial remedies