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Biodiversity Mainstreaming into Sectoral Policies and Practices and Strengthened Protection of Biodiversity Hot-Spots in in Montenegro To ensure strengthened capacities for protection of the internationally recognized biodiversity hot-spots of Montenegro and mainstream biodiversity conservation and sustainable use objectives into the land use planning framework and sectoral practices around the KBAs. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. Project socio-economic benefits are associated with the following individual elements of the project intervention strategy:  - Improved management of the PA estate holding a unique recreational value for the local population and visitors. Diversification and improved quality of tourist offer within the PAs   - Enhanced financial sustainability of protected areas, innovative business planning and other finance tools providing for more sustainable PA finance;  - Support to small businesses in tourism, forestry and agriculture;  - Support to and incentives for private forest owners;  - Promotion of biodiversity-positive entrepreneurship in forestry;  - Support to green farming.    Project beneficiaries are listed in the Prodoc in Section 3.2 on Partnerships, Stakeholder Engagement, and Coordination, and in Annex 12 of the Prodoc, the Comprehensive Stakeholder Engagement and Communication Plan. The project is expected to have a minimum of 50,000 direct beneficiaries, and provide gender-disaggregated reporting as stated in the Section IV of the Project Document “Project Results Framework”.
Growing Green Business in Montenegro NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Towards Carbon Neutral Tourism NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening the Sustainability of the Protected Areas System of the Republic of Montenegro NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Protected Areas Management through Integrated Marine and Coastal Ecosystems Protection in Coastal Area of Montenegro NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Power Sector Policy Reform to Promote Small Hydropower Development in the Republic of Montenegro NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Comprehensive Environmentally Sound Management of PCBs NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Catalyzing Financial Sustainability of the PA System NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Montenegro Institutional Development and Agriculture Strengthening (MIDAS) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Capacity Building For Environmental Policy Institutions For Integration Of Global Environment Commitments In The Investment And Development Decisions/Projects NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated Life-Saving Response for Conflict-Affected Populations in Iraq Oxfam will respond to the severe needs and build resilience in conflict -affected areas by rehabilitating basic services, providing a basis for longer term interventions and mitigating protection risks in the areas of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Economic Recovery and Market Systems (ERMS) and Protection.
Building Resilient Communities in Anbar This  Project will implement Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) activities including CASH intervention. It project will be implemented through partners with support from the Oxfam field staff.  WASH intervention will include rehabilitation of water projects, rehabilitation of WASH infrastructure in health facilities, awareness raising, formation and capacity building of Water Management Committees and support to municipalities on Solid Waste Management. The implementation of WASH activities will be closely coordinated with the concern government agencies like the Directorate of Water and Department of Health. On Livelihoods, an infrastructure and market assessment will be done prior to the implementation of Cash for Work Activities covering rehabilitation of community facilities and markets. It also includes, support to rehabilitation of small businesses and start up of income generating activities.
CCI-GAC-Harmonized Emergency Cash Assistance and Responsible Transition Oxfam will establish a capacity building program for local partners, and develop and deliver financial literacy training under the CCI's research and advocacy objective, to promote an enabling environment and longer -term change for vulnerable female headed households.
Camp Closure Response Support Returnees of Camp Closure with the winterization kits to protect during the winter season.
Emergency Livelihoods for Vulnerable Conflict Affected Population of Iraq The proposed project contributes directly to the Second Objective of The Humanitarian Response Plan: "Supporting highly vulnerable displaced families who are willing to return to their homes, but are unable to do so without assistance by providing packages at their place of displacement and when they return home" and Standard Allocation Strategy Priority 1: "partners will support highly vulnerable populations in return areas, including and in particular returnees".   Such support will need to be coordinated with the work under the RRP pillars of promoting sustainable returns, decentralizing basic services and supporting survivors and second emergency livelihood cluster objective: re -establishing lost livelihoods of people currently displaced in order to assist and facilitate safe returns and strengthen their resilience.
Resilient livelihoods opportunities for vulnerable conflict-affected women Through this project, Oxfam aims to strengthen local NGOs and empower women economically by providing them with safe access to livelihoods opportunities and the means to contribute to longer -term resilience of their communities as a whole. Specific project objectives include:     • Capacity building of local NGOs on promotion of women's role in enhancing household and community resilience through support for women's safe access to livelihood opportunities.   • Promoting safe access to emergency livelihood opportunities for the most vulnerable women of Iraq's Disputed Internal Boundaries through a combination of targeted actions for vulnerable conflict -affected females (Internally Displaced Persons, host community and returnees) and the markets they rely on.   • Provision of economic opportunities to the most vulnerable Iraqi women by empowering them to  re -establish their livelihoods in displacement and upon return, through local market systems and mechanisms including a combination of emergency employment opportunities, income generation and market strengthening.  • Mainstreaming protection throughout the proposed livelihood interventions and activities, by ensuring capacity building for staff and local partners on safe identification of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) cases and establishing referral pathways with SGBV specialised services providers, prioritising safety and dignity of the women during the project (for example: safe meeting venues assessment to increase women's participation and voice, SGBV prevention and respond awareness raising sessions).
Integrated and Inclusive Humanitarian WASH and Protection Response Oxfam proposes a two -phased emergency response that directly improves the conditions in areas of (re)displacement and return for 45,966 vulnerable women, men, boys, and girls. It will target districts in Kirkuk (Daquq, Hawija, and Kirkuk) and Ninewa (Telafar, Sinjar, Ba'aj, and Hatra) Governorates for 24 and 18 months, respectively. Local partner Rehabilitation, Education and Community Health (REACH) will deliver Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Protection activities in Kirkuk, with the exception of activities directly implemented by Oxfam in Kirkuk District. Sewan Women's Empowerment organisation (SEWAN) will deliver all Protection activities in Ninewa. Integrated WASH and protection components will be supported by Oxfam's Country Humanitarian Team (CHT)  - a mobile rapid assessment and response mechanism.  Since 2020, the deployed CHT has responded to COVID -19 and camp closures, supporting tens of thousands of vulnerable House Holds (HHs) with COVID -19 supplies and winterization kits across five governorates.
MPCA for vulnerable conflict affected households This project aims to provide first line and second line multi -purpose cash assistance (MPCA) to households affected by conflict in and around. This direct support for vulnerable households in Salahadin and Ninewa will seek to reduce their reliance on negative coping strategies by enabling households to meet their critical basic needs.
Integrated humanitarian assistance for returnee households in central Iraq Oxfam aims to build resilience in conflict -affected areas by rehabilitating existing basic services and providing longer term interventions in the areas of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in partnership with local authorities. In addition to supporting the most vulnerable returnee's households to repair the shelters.  Oxfam also aims to strengthen Iraq's existing social protection floor by complementing existing social welfare schemes and advocating for sustainable improvements in such systems. Oxfam's one Program approach means that this program, which is predominantly a first -line response targeting immediate needs, will lay the foundations for longer term projects, when the context allows.
Women and Governance (GAC)_ Erbil In line with Oxfam's vision for gender justice in Iraq, and to ensure that women and girls play a significant role in shaping the new rehabilitation and development agenda of Iraq, the proposed three -year initiative (36 months) will work in a comprehensive approach at 3 levels: At the micro level, Oxfam will work on individual capacity building and community engagement; at the meso level, Oxfam proposes to work with Women's Rights Organisations (WROs) and groups of women's rights defenders; and, at the macro level, Oxfam proposes to work with opinion formers and policymakers. This initiative will, ultimately, contribute to improving well -being for the most vulnerable women and girls in Iraq. Contributing to this, there will be two intermediate outcomes: (1) Increased active participation of women and girls in public and political life and decision -making processes as transformative leaders; and, (2) Improved social and political environment for the effective participation of women and girls in governance structures.
Integrated Emergency Response for Vulnerable Conflict-affected Populations - KRK Outline Description: What would you like to do? Under this project Oxfam will provide immediate life -saving assistance to displaced people through cash or e -vouchers to meet critical household needs. Oxfam will also rehabilitate water infrastructure, provide sanitation facilities and support hygiene promotion activities. The project will provide livelihood opportunities for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and returnees, allowing them to access income while displaced or recently returned. Protection activities including service mapping and providing information, and the organisation of community dialogue sessions will be organised throughout the project.
WASH Support for Returnees in Ninewa Governorate This project is designed to target Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), returnees and most affected people in the host community in Ninewa governorate, particularly in the hard to reach areas. Oxfam's intervention aims to provide reliable water supply in Ba'aj, Hatra and Tab Abdat. Hygiene promotion is also complementing the water supply component. Oxfam will target only the most vulnerable groups identified from previous Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) activities in the area as well as through the re -activated health care system. Gender and protection activities will be integrated and mainstreamed across the program.
Promoting Safe Access to Resilient Livelihoods Opportunities for Vulnerable Com Through this project, Oxfam aims to strengthen local NGOs and empower women economically by providing them with safe access to livelihoods opportunities and the means to contribute to longer -term resilience of their communities as a whole.
Cash Assistance and Responsible Transition in Ninewa Under this project, Oxfam will ensure that the most vulnerable conflict -affected households in Iraq have access to timely, appropriate, and cost -effective humanitarian assistance, with mechanisms in place to be quickly scaled -up during shocks or a deterioration of the situation. In addition,  the needs of conflict -affected persons experiencing complex risks and factors causing protracted displacement will have needs identified, and this will be used to enable durable solutions.
CCI OFDA - COVID 19 (SAD) CCI partners will directly implement the proposed program utilizing an approach to programming harmonized with all other CCI awards and leveraging partners' contextual knowledge, established access to and strong relationships with local communities, and existing supplier agreements with trustworthy money transfer agents (MTA), and different expertise offered by CCI partners to promote efficient and effective implementation.
Iraq COVID Response - Oxfam Intermon The project is focusing on contributing to the efforts pushing the localization agenda in Iraq. To achieve this; Oxfam has planned to run a campaign aiming to promote existing strengths and capacities of local actors as front -line responder.
GAC COVID Response in Ninewa & SAD Improved health and socioeconomic well -being of conflict -affected women, men, girls and boys in Ninewa and Salahaddin Governorates in Iraq
Get AHEAD (Advancing Hygiene,Empowerment and Dignity) in IDP Camps, Iraq IDP women in Iraq are empowered and resourced to manage their solutions independently with safety and dignity and at the same time become economically independent.
Support Income Generation & Job Placement in Diyala Gov & in KRI Region of Iraq The project aims to build self -resilience of vulnerable Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), host communities, returnees and refugees through the increase in and access to sustainable income generating activities in IDP/refugee/returnee concentrated and liberated areas in Diyala Governorate and Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). The proposed project will achieve this objective through;  1) Job placement in partnership with private sector for sustainable employment opportunities creation in KRI in Erbil, Dohuk and Sulimaniyah. 2) Asset recovery/Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) support through grants to re -establish old businesses or create a new businesses in Diyala Governorate in Kalar, Kifri and Khanaqin.
Women's Voice and Leadership in Iraq The project will include three components. In the first component, two partner Women's Right Organisations (WROs) will participate in capacity sharing for organisational and technical development, especially on monitoring and evaluation, and for sustainability in fundraising. In the second component the two partner WROs will receive financial support (grants) to run women's safe space centres in key locations and run public campaigns and policy advocacy to eradicate Gender Based Violence (GBV) and promote women's participation. In the third component, the WROs with Oxfam and allies will participate in regional and global networking, advocacy and evidence -building initiatives as well as feminist retreats.
Community Protection, Legal & HLP Assistance to Conflict Affected- SAD & Kirkuk The project is aims to support the vulnerable conflict affected people including women, men, girls, boys  through:      - Improving their access to legal assistance to ensure they understand their rights and entitlements and how to access them.  - Improve  their knowledge and access to the available protection services and enhance their mitigation mechanism of protection threats.  - To improve self -protection capacity, awareness and ability to access protection, referrals and reporting mechanisms.
ODE BMZ Anbar - Contributing to Economic Resiliency in Iraq Strengthened the economic resilience of agriculture and food market systems to contribute toward social and structural economic empowerment of communities and public private partners (C3P) in Central Iraq
UNDP - Beautification of Missan Governorate Increased employment opportunities created in targeted locations for long term unemployed, marginalized and underprivileged people through urban beautification, public infrastructure rehabilitation, promotion of local tourism, and improved social cohesion.
Building Resilient Communities in Salah al-Din, Iraq ( BMZ) Contribute to recovery and strengthening resilience of conflict -affected women, men, girls and boys in Salah al -Din governorate.
Strengthening resilience and income generating opportunities in Anbar – Iraq The project aims to increased access to livelihood opportunities; and Populations represented by community committees will indirectly benefit from improved governance and service delivery, and advocacy by community committees at local, regional and national levels.  The proposed project will achieve this objective through;  1) Establishment of community committees, including women's committees; capacity -building training of committee members and community -driven advocacy. 2) Facilitating light rehabilitation of community -identified public infrastructure via cash for work (CfW) and local contracts. 3) Conducting labour market analysis; vocational skills training for employability, and soft skills training; apprenticeships and job placements. 4) Providing business development training; start -up and scale -up grants for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
Global Affairs Canada (GAC) Gender In line with Oxfam's vision for gender justice in Iraq, and to ensure that women and girls play a significant role in shaping the new rehabilitation and development agenda of Iraq, the proposed three -year initiative (36 months) will work in a comprehensive approach at 3 levels: At the micro level, Oxfam will work on individual capacity building and community engagement; at the meso level, Oxfam proposes to work with Women's Rights Organisations (WROs) and groups of women's rights defenders; and, at the macro level, Oxfam proposes to work with opinion formers and policymakers. This initiative will, ultimately, contribute to improving well -being for the most vulnerable women and girls in Iraq. Contributing to this, there will be two intermediate outcomes: (1) Increased active participation of women and girls in public and political life and decision - making processes as transformative leaders; and, (2) Improved social and political environment for the effective participation of women and girls in governance structures.
CDCS / Durable solutions for vulnerable, conflict and drought effected in Diyala General Objective: Conflict and drought affected communities are supported to move towards Durable Solutions through improved, inclusive, and sustained access to Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services in Diyala. Specific Objectives:  1. Conflict and drought affected people including Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), returnees, and host community members, have increased and equitable access to safe water and sanitation facilities.  2. Government and community actors have increased thematic and organizational capacity to ensure the provision of quality WASH services.
"Building a Pathway for Durable Solutions for Syrian Refugees and IDPs in Iraq" To contribute to policies and programming in Iraq that are more conducive to durable solutions as a result of being informed by locally -led and evidence based advocacy.
AECID Intermon -  Integrated Response for Returnees in Conflict Affected areas Oxfam's work in Anbar focuses on restoring access to basic Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services, shelter and protection for conflict -affected populations.  Under the AECID (Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation) funded program, Oxfam is building on ongoing WASH and Protection activities.  1. Water Sanitation and Hygiene  a. Water system rehabilitation for 2 systems in Anbar b. Improving WASH facilities in 3 health centres c. Hygiene kit distribution to 500 Households  d. COVID -19 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) kits and Medical equipment for 3 Health facilities to Directorate of Health (agency who oversees health centres).  2. Protection a. Cash for protection to 70 individuals b. Protection training for 5 community -based volunteers c. Protection referrals and information dissemination on available services
Integrated humanitarian assistance for returnee households in central Iraq The project will contribute towards the change goals of Oxfam Country Strategy by supporting livelihood and Protection interventions. Oxfam aims to build resilience in conflict -affected areas by supporting the recovery of lost and damaged productive assets and minimize further risks to income generating activities for Households (HHs) affected by the COVID -19 and protracted crises, through distributing small grants (800 to 1000 Euro) to 586 HHs, providing agricultural and livestock support and creating temporary job opportunities through cash for work activities. Oxfam will also support the most vulnerable households with access to hygiene supplies, protection services and enhance peaceful co -existence activities through strengthening Iraq's existing social protection floor by complementing existing social welfare schemes and advocating for sustainable improvements in such systems. Oxfam's one Program approach means that this program, which is predominantly a first -line response targeting immediate needs, will lay the foundations for longer term projects, when the context allows. The project will be implemented in Salah al -Din governorate (Balad, Baiji and Shirqat districts).
Food Voucher & Cash Transfers for Vulnerable Families in Diyala Oxfam will identify the shops based on set criteria, mainly include, beneficiary's accessibility, safety, availability of extended varieties of food items on the shops, quantity and quality of food items, payment terms and pricing etc. These identified shops will be selected based for further agreement. Shop owners will be provided with the electronic devices and necessary training to make the transfers successful. The electronic devices will be equipped with the online platform (Red Rose One System) where items will be restricted only to food purchases. Beneficiaries can choose food items of their choice within the authorized list of items.
Najat: IHF Gender-Based Violence - Diyala & Kirkuk A consortium of one INGO (Oxfam) and two local NGOS (KRA  - Kurdistan Relief Organization and VERA Humanitarian Institution for Women's Development) will work together to prevent and mitigate Gender -Based Violence and protection risks exacerbated by the Covid -19 pandemic in vulnerable and under -served communities in Kirkuk and Diyala governorates. All activities will be integrated into Oxfam's community -based approach to programing including; working with community action groups, community groups, cash for protection, integrated referral systems, and capacity building of local NGOs in GBV and community -based protection approaches.