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Bureau of Diplomatic Security - I A A[Equipment - Security Equipment (A, B, C) (ITA)] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - BETH LOFGREN 26-6668 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. 04/13/2016 - Deobligate Residual Funds.[Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.]
Strengthening Gender-Based Violence Response Through the Regional Emergency Gender-Based Violence Adviser Mechanism United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [Norwegian Refugee Council]
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - GATA RSI Eastern Med DECO OPTION YEAR 1 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Unspecified EXBS Program FY 2019 Global Operations
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - ATA 16GBGRANTEO QRF OST TACTICAL KIT SRF 001 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. TRAIN, EVAL & OTH RELATED ACT[Covers all training supplies other than books issued to students under Communication Materials and Supplies.]
Refugee Processing Center Support United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [CDW Government, Inc.]
MotherSchools 2022 Parenting for Peace Women without Borders will implement their MotherSchools model in Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, and North Macedonia to address CT priorities for preventing violent extremism through engaging mothers.
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - ATA PA16CISR01WHA PANAMA CISR U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Ane Evaluation of Shelter, Health, and Education Programs for Iraqi and Syrian Refugees in Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [Social Impact, Inc.]
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - Telefonica Del Peru - Cellular For Nas Aviation 20 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Travel EXBS Program Travel: Unspecified Personnel for EXBS Program Consultations in D.C.
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - ATA 11475 CRT SO PILOT 7 TCD U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. TRAIN, EVAL & OTH RELATED ACT[Covers all training supplies other than books issued to students under Communication Materials and Supplies.]
Contribution Through United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to Iihl/San Remo in Support of Refugee and Internally Displaced Persons Law Courses United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [United Nations Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees]
Building Resilience in Eastern Indonesia This AusAid funded project has goal to ensure communities in the most disaster prone areas in Sulawesi, NTB, and NTT are more resilient to disasters. The project will contribute to substantial reduction in disaster losses by strengthening capacities of communities and government in the disaster prone districts. This project will be implemented by 6 local partners with strong supports from Oxfam team. Activities includes  implementation of Community -based Disaster Risk management in targeted villages, creating enabling environment, capacity building, influencing policies and practices, and consolidation and scale -up model.
Gender Justice Programme in Indonesia Proposal development & consultancy, Research, Seminar, Studies, Documentation
Response to Earthquake in West Sumatra, Indonesia WASH A powerful earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter Scale struck off the coast of West Sumatra, in Pariaman at a depth of 71 kilometers on 30 September 2009 at 05.15 p.m. Western Indonesia Time. Following, an earthquake with magnitude of 6.2 RS hit the same region worsening the impact. The aim of this projectis to address the immediate and medium -term risks to public health of affected populations resulting from destruction of shelter and lack of basic hygiene and household items.
THE PAPUA ARABICA MARKETING ENTERPRISE (PAME) This project will establish a community base Marketing Enterprise which will sell  Arabica coffee, grown by poor women and men in the highlands of Papua, to the specialist market in order to  improve income, livelihoods and access to market.    This reversion to allocate new funding for FY10 -11 that came from new ONZ funding and Unwrapped Livelihood fund to extend and to maximise the impact of Papua Arabica Marketing Enterprise in market level and the most important for the coffee producers in Papua.The length of the project also will add till March 2011.
Strengthening the capacity and rights of local community within palm oil value Oxfam will work with local partners to conduct advocacy on land conflict cases related to palm oil, educate local focal points to be paralegal on land issues and to promote the decent work protocols, in particular the Freedom of Association Protocol to the palm oil sector and labourers.
PRIME - Tanggap! Emergency Preparedness & Response in Indonesia The project aimed to increase Oxfam and partners emergency preparedness to disasters & provide appropriate emergency responses. It will achieve by deliver timely and appropriately humanitarian interventions in any district in Indonesia where local capacities are unable to cope with the scale of disaster. To increase the effectiveness, speed and impact of an emergency intervention Oxfam will strengthen existing partnerships and form new strategic partnerships and alliances with key humanitarian actors, continue develop our standing capacity through capacity building, ensure  the knowledge management, focus on logistics preparedness.
Engaging Young Urban Middle Class: Initiative for Sustainable Active Citizenship The first part of the project is an internet -based survey to map the level and areas of interests that urban middle class in Indonesia would like to support.  The second part is the Urban Activism Challenge where we will launch a competition for young urban people (19 -28 years old) for mini projects on issues relevant to any of the Oxfam Change Goals. involves training and coaching around project management and accountability. SBIB, with the support of Oxfam staff, will provide mentoring  for these young people in all aspects of the projects, including in influencing and project cycle management.
Food Resilience and Sustainable Livelihood in Papua The project will apply participatory approach in which it will involve schools including teachers and parents to provide healthy diet sourcing from local foods. Through local partners, parents and schools will be facilitated to develop school garden where parents can have access to produce healthy local crops and process them for their children at school. A research will also be conducted to identify local crops that can be good source of healthy food for children as well as other family members to ensure that the family will be food secured.
Building and Deepening Resilience in EI  - Papua Both in district and village (inducing school) level, DRR -CCA related capacity building will be provided to DRR stakeholders combined with support inclusive processes for development (1 district) and or finalization (approval) or early implementation of DRR instruments (1 districts) and the establishment and support to DRR platforms. C/SBDRM model replication will also be tested in new villages/school. Linkages between district, province and/or island based, and national level DRR platforms and BPBD strategic plans will be promoted. District level gender advocacy work will be undertaken to ensure gender mainstreaming in DM at district level.
Strenghtening Women Right Organisation and Girl Movement Network in Indonesia The project will develop specific innovative approaches to increase the outreach and include young women in the women movement, especially in the local level. Further, the project will strengthen young women's leadership and develop mentoring programs as a practical and tested way of engaging young women into movements, as it creates the space they need to be involved.
Building Resilience in Eastern Indonesia - Papua The goal of this 3 year project is to assisst the most disaster prone communities in the provinces West Papua and Papua become more resilient to disasters. This project aim is to strengthening capacities of local government, CSOs, women and and men in community who live in disaster prone areas in order to be safer and empowered by enabling them to identify their hazards, risks, capacity and vulnerability to take action to reduce the vulnerability, particularly women as the respective group of targeted.
national campaign and advocacy for disaster risk management Indonesia is prone to multiple disaster. The law on disaster management has stated that disaster management is everybody's business.  RiC will take part in campaigning disaster risk management to university students in order that they can get involved strategically before, during, and post disaster.  Besides, RiC will also take part in campaigning DRM to private sector so that their contribution to disaster risk reduction activity will increase significatly.
Deepening Resilience in Agam District West Sumatera (extension) Project will use 3 strategies: (1) increasing coping and adaptive capacities of vulnerable communities (2) increasing disaster preparedness of district government authorities (3) increasing disaster resilience of small to medium enterprises (SMEs)  through  coordinated multi -stakeholder partnerships and investment
Wash and Market Project The activities centre on WASH emergency response strategies with the aim that rapid interventions will help save lives on the assumption that indigenous market actors can respond more efficiently and effectively than international NGOs.  The proposal focus upon the application of the Emergency Market and Mapping Analysis (EMMA) and Pre -crisis Market Mapping and Analysis (PCMMA) toolkits to assess WASH markets and support the design of effective intervention strategies for market system rehabilitation and livelihoods development.
Capacity building and knowledge management EJ Indonesia The project is for capacity building  essentially a collection of activities for programme development: research which will be used as baseline or input for programme/proposal development, capacity building support on advocacy and campaign for Oxfam staff and partners, pilot project of an integrated RiC -EJ project, that links disaster preparedness and long -term development/livelihood.
Emergency Preparedness and Response 1. Integration of cross cutting issue into Preparedness 2. Sectoral Preparedness of WASH and Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods 3. Organisational and Technical Capacity Building for Oxfam and partners  4. Intangible Logistic Supply Development 5. Consortium and partner learning center development 6. Emergency Preparedness Capacity building for partners in category 3 response
Power Up: Women Shaping Their Future with technology Power Up seeks to empower women and marginalized groups in West Nusa Tenggara province of Indonesia to actively participate in local democratic decision making processes at the village -level using technology to exercise their rights to transparent and equitable development processes that reflect their needs especially their health needs.   The Theory of Change comprises of multi -pronged approach that work together to contribute to the changes the project seeks to make along three pillars:Pillar One: Participation  Empowering women and marginalized groups to participate in village development and budget processes via technology, Pillar Two: Accountability  Enabling women and marginalized groups to hold their governments accountable using technology, Pillar Three: Responsiveness  Supporting public institutions to better respond to the diverse needs to women and marginalized groups using technology
Strengthen Local Humanitarian Leadership in Asia 1) Overall regional coordination. Coordinate the regional campaign, ensuring robust information sharing and learning across countries as well as promoting convergence with the work of other regional groups. 2) Development of a regional campaign narrative. Facilitate the coordinated development of a regional narrative built on and aligned with national narratives with a strong gender and social inclusiveness lens.   3) Scaling up impact at regional level. Coordinate specific regional influencing activities around the priority issues identified in the workshop, namely on private sector engagement and energy finance flows.
Co-creation of FAIR and green growth partnerships. To ensure a co -creation process so that the partners will have subscribed to the Theory of Change, committed financial and human resources, and are willing to engage business partners and other relevant stakeholders for demonstration of FAIR and green growth partnerships.
Rights to Food II The main framework of this project is to encourage improvements in government policies at the national level as well as policies related to the private sector and the implementation of policies to fulfil the right to food at the local level. The policy objectives that want to be intervened are the formulation of national regulation related land at the national level which is expected to strengthen the basic principles of agrarian reform, such as overcoming conflict resolution in favor of small -scale farmers, promoting gender justice in land tenure, formation institutional authority related to agrarian reform, attempts to reduce land tenure inequality.  Outcome Areas as target of the project are: 1. Improved Policy Government Sector; 2. Improved Policy Private Sector; 3. Political Will; 4. Increased Citizen's Voice; 5. Stronger and Wider Alliance; 6. Strengthened Civil Society Organisations (CSOs).
Walking the Talk: Promoting UNGP Implementation in Indonesia Three pillars of the project are: 1) The advancement of the implementation of the United Nations Guiding Principles (UNGPs) by the corporate sector, especially members of the Indonesia Global Compact Network and the Roundtable Sustainable Palm Oil, by building the capacity of companies to be able to fully implement and report to the UNGPs implementation. 2) The development of a clearer policy framework through the integration of Business and Human Rights and the UNGP in the National Action Plan for Human Rights; 3) Strengthening the engagement and capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) with regards to UNGPs and Business and Human Rights (BHR).
Papua Enterprise Development Programme The project will focusing on the following areas, where the programme will support growers to market cash crops that they are already producing:  ?1. Improving farming techniques for the production of commodities such as vegetables, coffee and vanilla ?2. Improving processing and preservation techniques ?3. Enabling access to micro -scale financial services ?4. Increasing access to markets ?5. Developing cooperatives with business skills to improve power in markets
We for JET Indonesia Project aims by 2033, women and vulnerable group benefited and lead a just and transformative energy transition that improves their wellbeing and livelihoods. The project responds to poverty and inequality in Indonesia particularly in East Nusa   Tenggara (NTT) and West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) provinces where there is disproportionate access to energy by women and vulnerable groups.  The project targets changes ranging from micro, meso, to macro where the level of change starts from changes in beliefs, attitudes, practices to then policies of government and private sector at local to national level.
Review of DRR investment results in recent natural disasters in Indonesia "funded by DfID aims at reviewing the impacts of the previous investments conducted by many actors involved in DRR in increasing the capacity of people in dealing with natural disasters and how gender issues have been involved in DRR; and to make recommendations, explicitly addressing the gendered impacts and gaps.
Shaping the Future: Food Insecurity and Malnutrition Intervention Model in NTT This project is part of the PIP number P00424  to find a best appropriate model of food security intervention for the poor and women in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia.
Indonesia Climate and Disaster Resilient Communities (ICDRC) Indonesia's unique geography of 17,000 islands, over 800,000 kilometres of coast and its location on the Pacific Ring of Fire with 129 active volcanos, makes the country highly vulnerable to sea -level rise, weather -related disasters, earthquakes and volcanic eruption. As a result, 65% or 148.4 million people in Indonesia are directly exposed to a range of disaster hazards and people with the least access and control over resources, who live in the riskiest places  - women, children and people living with disability  - tend to be vulnerable to shocks and uncertain conditions including food price increases, environmental hazards and ill health.  The Indonesia Climate and Disaster Resilient Communities (ICDRC) Project (2005 -22) supports vulnerable rural and urban communities, especially women, in Indonesia by increasing Climate Resilient Sustainable Livelihoods (CRSL), preparedness response and adaptive capacity to disasters, and enabling inclusive Disaster Risk Management (DRM) systems. The project will work in twelve districts within seven provinces in East Tenggara (NTT), West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), East Java, West Sumatra, North Sumatra, Yogyakarta, and Jakarta. Commencing in 2005 and redesigned in 2018, the project will now be implemented through until June 2022. By 2022 the project will increase CRSL, improve community -based climate -smart disaster risk management (CSDRM), and enable resilient and inclusive DRM systems. The project will collaborate with Non -Governmental Organisation (NGO) partners, community members, government and private sector actors to address these issues. The project will have a particular focus on working with women, youth, and people with disabilities who are vulnerable to disasters.   In 2018 -19 the project will improve the productivity and incomes of Young Female Farmers (YFF) in CRSL through increasing their understanding of disaster and climate change risks and the development of their own micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The p
Indonesia Economic Justice Leveraging local food resilience model in Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT);  promoting youth champions in agriculture and agribusiness in NTT and national level; social media campaign to raise awareness on climate change issues and engage youth in agri -food issues; building capacity of journalists to report on food justice issues; advocacy on rights to water; promoting the implementation of the United Nations Guiding Principles (UNGP); and developing knowledge management and capacity building.
FAIR Finance Asia 1. Financial institutions (FIs) operating across the region increasingly adopt or improve sustainable finance policies, practices and public disclosure. 2. Regulators and governments increase independent monitoring of FI policy, practice and accountability and transparency, and improve the regulation of FIs, including through mandatory regulation.  3. Regional financial sector actors take increasing actions to require and enforce improved standards for FIs' policies, practices, accountability and transparency 4. Strong and resilient civil society across the region effectively influences the sustainable finance agenda across the region, integrating a gender lens and community voice
Papua Vanilla Enterprise Development This is a pilot project  in which Indigenous Papuan women and men will start to improve their livelihoods through linking to national and global vanilla markets by forming and becoming involved in a community based rural enterprise   This would be facilitated by starting the process of the recognition and inclusion of the experience of Papuan enterprises in local and national business environment policy development.    This re -version due to no cost extention and to adjust budget phasing and the timeframe of this project till 31st July 2010, and the current one will be cover activity till June 2011 with additional 10K from Oxford.
Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami The project scope is to improve community disaster preparedness in Central Sulawesi in disaster risk reduction and livelihood. Cash Transfer Programme (CTP) for livelihood is prepared to improve community income after disaster. At the other side, training for community preparedness, women empowerment, as well as contingency stocks are also listed as this project objective. All activities will be complemented with monitoring and evaluation activities and partner capacity building
Disaster Response to Merapi Volcano Eruption and Mentawai earthquake/tsunami Oxfam and partner response to Merapi volcano eruption and Mentawai earthquake. Response activities expected in the area of NFI distribution (contingency stocks and GIK Unicef), advocacy in the area of humanitarian principles and standards, gender, accountability, DRR (govt policy and coordination) and support to government for information management system.
Papua Pilot Project - Revitalisation of Local Foods We would like to:  1. Research on existing conomic livelihoods & business opportunities in Papua,  2. Create a Pilot Project about Revitalisation of Local Staple Foods (Sagu) for Food Security in Papua,  3. Launching & Review: Book of "Sweet Potatoes fro Sustainable Livelihoods in Highlands Area, Papua".
SMS Business and Support Management This project covers the budget allocation from Oxfam Australia as their contribution for SMS in Indonesia. It covers the budget line on SMS related costs, DCD salary, OICD cost; cost to area offices, Jakarta operational cost, and finance officer Jakarta (OxAus)
Increasing Women Political Participation in Indonesia The project will increase women's active participation in key decision making areas, and promoting women's critical leadership, is a priority area for the promotion of gender justice.
Strengthening Capacities of Civil Society to Enhance SDG Governance Strengthen Civil Society Organisations/Women Rights Organisations (CSO/WRO) capacity to enhance governance and improve government accountability with respect to poverty reduction & resilience, gender equality and reduction of inequality Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Strengthening the Capacity of Poor Small Island Communities in Indonesia This 4 -year project, funded 74% by EC, aims to strengthen and diversify sustainable livelihood strategies for poor coastal fishing communities living in 7 districts on small islands in Banten, Maluku and Southeast Sulawesi Provinces. This project will directly benefit 10,895 subsistence fishers (especially women, internally displaced people and other vulnerable goups), and indirectly benefit the wider marginalized community of 5.5 million people living on small islands by linking local community actions to national advocacy on the rights of fisher folk.