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CO- WASH Sector Contingency Plan Under the Saving Lives Now and in the Future change goal programming in oPTI, Oxfam has an exemplary record of contributing to the WASH sector and participates in the protection cluster in Gaza. Oxfam maintains active participation in the WASH cluster bythe full engagement and through enhancing information sharing in all WASH working groups. Oxfam leads the Hygiene Promotion Working Group, Coleads the Drinking Water Quality Monitoring Working Group and as a WASH emergency focal point for the Gaza city area. Oxfam worked with WASH Cluster, PWA, and other partners through ECHO funded project to lead the implementation of WASH cluster roadmap in addition to developing of WASH guidelines in designated emergency shelters (DES) and urban displacementOxfam hasdeveloped systems which canrapidly be scaled up during the first phase of emergencies, and continues to build and improve on these systems. Moving forward, Oxfam's expanding development portfolio has provided successful opportunities for increasing linkages from relief to recovery to sustainable development in Gaza.
Oxfam continuous engagement in emergency preparedness and the various consultation and planning that takes place under the overall ICCG (inter cluster coordination group) and OCHA#s/IDP working group, informs Oxfam#s planning and coordination to contribute to DES rehabilitation as a priority identified by the key humanitarian actors in country.
 This proposed intervention aims to enhance WASH emergency preparedness, plans, and coordinationof all WASH actors in Gaza in order to contribute towardsthe effective provision of emergency response to the affected population through the timely and efficient coordination of WASH cluster partners and relevant local authorities. Oxfam in close coordination with WASH cluster will provide support through several actions which focus on reviewing WASH emergency preparedness and strengthening the soft components which includes procedures and guidelines, operational and maintenance, public awareness, coordination, monitoring and reporting mechanisms and communication with communities (CwC)
HLU-Prevent child violence,sexual abuse Project "Raising awareness and strengthening legal support regarding child violence and sexual abuse for communities in Hanoi, Hoa Binh and Nghe An provinces", with the participation of lawyers, project procurators; contributes in:
# Preventing and minimizing therisk of children being abused and sexually abused (primary prevention) and detecting, minimizing or eliminating the risk of child abuse and violence (early intervention) .
# Developing new subject called "Law on the prevention of violence and child sexual abuse" for students of Hanoi Law University

Specific activities include:
# Providing trainings on" Warning measures for child violence andsexual abuse" for their parents (carers) by lawyers and prosecutors.
# Providing intensive trainings conducted by lawyers, prosecutors on developing  skills  in sharing knowledge about "Warning signs  of violence and sexual abuse of children"  for community leaders.
# Giving advice on violence and sexual abuse of children (including medical care, community integration)
# Providing legal aid for children who have experienced violence or sexual abuse.
# Developing new subject called "Law on prevention of violence and sexualabuse of children" for students of Hanoi Law University.
HO-HQ -  Strengthening Resilience in E.J Oxfam HQ will mainly support the OPTI country office on applying CAMSA /MEAL to promote collaborative and effective, results focused, and accountable MEL and social accountability practices which have been integrated in the project. HQ will support in using edutainment as a tool to measure social attitude change especially of youth towards their identity. HQ will will support the project teamin the country office to conduct training/capacity building on MEAL and WPC for the partners as well as delivering some trainings themselves for the partners. HQ staff will participate in the learning events in country at the end of each year.
OGB in Myanmar: Desludging Svcs II507497 Our initiative and solution comprises of two components; Firstly, improving the operating model and increasing revenue, and secondly, developing a sewage treatment site to reduce public health risks.

We will use micro-economic and marketing principlesto analyze and model the market in order to refine a socially inclusive business model that aims to maximize potential revenue and profit. During the second half of the project we will work in partnership with the government to implement changes to the operating model as monitoring the impact on revenue, profit and coverage.

The second component of our initiative is to work with the Asia Institute of Technology in Bangkok to design an innovative sewage treatment plant that has low operational costs andcan be built and upgraded in stages; thus making it more feasible to phase into future municipal budgets by reducing the initial capital expenditure requirements. The market survey will be used to provide the design parameter for a sewage treatment plantdesign.
CO-Protecting Rights & dignity of Hum St The project aims to enhance the protection of rights and safeguard the dignity of Oxfam field humanitarian workers in Kyaka II refugee settlement in rural Mid-Western Uganda. This is to ensure they deliver a quality and principled humanitarian response that is transiting between emergency and stabilisation phases.

Through the project, Oxfam will ensure humanitarian workers are not staying incongested mixed population environments while they also have access to appropriate sanitation facilities that take cognisant of thegender needs and sensitivity to safeguarding requirements.  Staff accommodation in the settlement will be established according to agreed Government standards and furnished for decent living amidst the challenging working conditions that staff face. Men and womenhumanitarian staff will be provided appropriate and separate facilities taking care of the special needs.  Oxfam will work with theUNHCR and Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) to secure a site that will accommodate the facilities which also will house a settlement based office within the base camp.  Already Oxfam has an office space and very few accommodation rooms provided by OPM.  The project will expand on these and ensure suitable humane conditions are provided to humanitarian workers away from the refugee householdsbut within the protection of the Government security system.
Pan African Program EIU The project strengthening local to global influencing falls under Oxfam Novib#s Strategic Partnership with the Dutch government andmore specifically the Theory of Change for Finance for Development, aiming to achieve impact for more citizens to enjoy their basicrights and financial inclusion and experience equal opportunity in more democratic societies.

In Finance for Development, Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve that more women, youth and other citizens benefit from higher quality and quantity of finance for development, an enhanced fiscal system and a sustainable and inclusive financial and corporate sector, tackling extreme inequality.

To achieve the long-term outcome of the project, we use the following strategies: capacity building of civilsociety organizations, strengthening national and international coalitions, increase public pressure on governments and multinational corporations, increased media coverage, and increased political will.

This project aims to support national and regional initiatives in the South, linking ournational work to the global level campaigns and building our global influencing network. The following activities have been identified:

Support the Pan-Africa program (PAF) in building national EiU campaigns across the continent. This will build on strong country offices involvement from 12 countries (Kenya, Uganda, Tunisia, Malawi, Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria, Morocco, Zambia, Niger, Mali and South-Africa). The PAF is of strategic importance for the EiU campaign,and will build the campaign on the continent on three pillars:1) Building an African narrative, 2) Gender and Inequality, 3)Fiscal Justice. The regional campaigning will support African countries in the SP to jointly influence regional institutions on financial flows.
Unlocking local Opportunities for PWDs This project, unlocking local Opportunities for People Living with Disabilities in Morogoro, seeks to advocate for the enabling environment for PWDs (at least 50% female) to identify, access and utilize local opportunities available for them. In doing so, we can enforce implementation of the progressive laws that creates local opportunities and political spaces for PWDs. The focus of the project is to make sure that pro-PWDs laws with inclusion of gender equality that the country has enacted are enforced, implemented, andare known by PWDs so that they can utilize these opportunities to make a positive difference in their lives. It also focuses on making sure that the laws are known by stakeholders (mainly private sector, public officials and political parties) so that they can understand, enforce and implement the said laws and policies for the best interest of PWDs in Morogoro, and indeed across the country.

The project will help TAS Morogoro to build its advocacy capacity so that in turn we can usethe capacity gained to strengthen PWDs' networks in Morogoro region for enhancing their ability to demand for their created opportunities by pro-PWDs laws.

In implementing this project, TAS will use several holistic strategies such as holding strategicmeetings with decision and policy makers, training media personnel, strengthening the networks/organizations of PWDs in Morogoro, and prepare and release a charter of demands for PWDs for the forthcoming elections that the country will have.
Sustained & access to WASH facilities CEFORD    brings indigenous knowledge, have existing presence in both Arua and Yumbe, have the trust of local
communities and theirleaderships and can be an effective bridge between them and refugees. They also
bring the needed expertise in the technical areas entrusted to them. CEFORD has very good relationship
with local government departments which is essential and a key ingredient for building preparedness and
sustainability.
CEFORD will undertake Social mobilization on hygiene promotion, safe water and sanitation practices will be done using music,drama and film shows (36 shows = 3 per zone x 4 zones x 3 times). The awareness and mobilization will
also target 4 schools. Training and equipping of 50 hygiene promoters (refugees) / VHT members (from host community) will be carried out. CEFORD will conduct training  in partnership with District Public Health Department Staff of Arua and Yumbe districts, withfocus on the Participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation (PHAST) approach and roles of the volunteers. The 3-day training will be conducted by project staff, and will involve key elements of gender based violence (GBV) prevention supported by CARE as well.
The partner will organize weekly follow-up support meetings with the HPs/VHTs where they
clarify further on areas of work. A review meeting will be held on quarterly basis to enable them get support
they need to perform. In schools, selected teachers will be trained in the Child to Child (C2C) methodology for
3 days. They then work with children to enhance their awareness and practice of hygiene promotion at
school and home. Teachers get supervision and support from the Partner technical staff. These 50 HPs
will be provided incentives and materials, supplies/refreshment/travelcost.
Fair Finance Asia-Sida -CHANGE-Vietnam Within this project, Fair Finance alliance formed by Oxfam and its partners in Vietnam will adopt Fair Finance Guide to assess investment policies of Vietnamese banks and foreign banks which invest in coal power industry and conduct in-depth research to assess the commitment and environmental behaviour of some selected commercial banks

The assessment will be used to increase community pressure on banks to account for environmental responsibility and to inform financial and banking policies, especiallyregarding the Government#s environmentally and socially sustainable investments. As the Government of Vietnam is reforming the banking sector, there will be many opportunities for social organizations to participate both with the banking sector and policymakers for the purpose of promoting sustainable development. This participation is very important in the country and also has regional significance that the FFA project can contribute.

In Vietnam, there is an increase in the trend of depositing moneyand conducting financial transactions through banks. However, most people and businesses still only consider banks as a tool to control the spending of individuals and organizations, not the social and environmental indicators of banks. In the first 2 yearsof the project to promote fair finance in Vietnam, the project's communication objectives are: (i) raise people#s awareness <(>&<)> promote understanding of the concept of "fair finance" , and (ii) promoting community interest and understanding of the bank's financial justice index of its choice, using this community's interest to increase pressure on banks to be responsible for their school and society. The target of communication activities: (i) working age middle class in cities (22-60 years old), (ii) smalland medium-sized business owners and (iii) ) journalists in the field of economics - finance. The communication message is: "Choose a responsible bank" or "Use money with responsibility".

The project is aiming at below expected results:
- Target groups start finding out and show their interests in fair finance concept
- Target groups look for fair finance indicators of banks they are using
- Information about fair finance indicators is covered more on mass media (newspaper, radio, etc); research reports, case study of published projects on local newspaper
"Voice of Youth and Women for Developm" "Voice of Youth and Women for Development MURYARMU-GURIN MU". VJF-Dev
The two communes targeted by this project have a total population of 224,320 inhabitants, 111,358 of whom live in Tamaské and 112,962 in Bambeye. In the rural commune of Bambeye, women and people aged 0 to 34 years represent 58,995 (55.22%) and 92,256 (81.67%) respectively. In the commune of Tamaské, women and persons aged 0 to 34 years account for 57,009 (51.2%) and 80,752 (72.5%) respectively, according to the General Census of Population and Housing (RGPH-2012). Indeed, the problem encountered in these communes remains the marginalization of young people and women in decision-making at the level of the authorities. Only the elderly think about development and the future, ignoring the predominant role that this majority layer of the population in this intervention zone must play. This situation leads to negative consequences such as an increase in the degree of vulnerability, especially among women. It is to respond to these problems and to reinforce the resilience of these population layers in the face of this marginalization that MOJEDEC intends to implement the project: "Voice of Youth and Womenfor Development MURYARMU-GURIN MU" VJF'Dev. The said project aims at promoting the participation of youth and women in decision-making spheres at the community level. Specifically, activities will be carried out in order to strengthen the consideration of the gender dimension in the decision-making process of the local authorities of the target communes. A participatory commitment will be fostered through the development of local initiatives by community actions led by young people and women with a view to balanced genderparticipation. In the implementation, the project activities will focus on two components: "Youth, Gender and Development" and "Youth and Citizenship".These include a training workshop on gender for local leaders; Structuring through the creation of the ListeningClubs for Development (CED), Production of a series of spots, Broadcasting of the spots "voices of youth and women for development";  radio programs on gender and development; community dialogue sessions / village assemblies on development themes; a skit competition and a Youth Forum on Intergenerational Dialogue and "youth engagement for local development".The approach to be followed in thisproject will be participatory with full involvement of the project target. Within the framework of the conduct of activities, innovative solutions will undoubtedly meet theaspirations of the beneficiaries as they are at the center of the proposals.Translated withwww.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Somalia Joint Response The Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Dorcas, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed projectaims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian need for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The (revised) Humanitarian Response Plan, dated July 2018, states there are currently 5,4 mln people in need. The locations and sectors for project implementation are to be determined in a planning workshop taking place on 24 and 25 October, with representatives from the participating consortium members and local partners.
MEW #MenAgainstFMG in Kenya The Men Against Female Genital Mutilation Litigation Project is all about empowering girls and women by protecting their human rights against the harmful and retrogressive cultural practice of female genital mutilation (FGM).  The project entails opposing a Constitutional Petition No 8 of 2017 filed at the Machakos High Court by a medical doctor Dr. Tatu Kimani seeking to have the Prohibitionof Female Genital Mutilation Act declared unconstitutional. The Petitioner avers that the Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Act is discriminatory as it prevents women and girls from undergoing circumcision while boys and men are able to undergo circumcision.
Advocacy coalition support The Coalition Support Programme (CSP) aims to contribute to more accountable governance and to more progressive policy processes and impacts in Vietnam. CSP operates by identifying, fostering and supporting issue-based coalitions for effective advocacy within thepolicy making process. #Coalitions# in this context means multi-stakeholder cooperation among Vietnamese NGOs (VNGOs), state agencies at different levels, media, universities and research institutes, and the private sector.

CSP expected to deliver the following outcomes: Improve policies, policy making and monitoring processes via (1) Functioning coalitions ready to act on issues of public concern through effective multi-stakeholder involvement in policy processes, and (2) Strengthening engagement of non-governmental organisations at national and sub-national levels to promote public participation and accountability in law-making and oversight agendaof the National Assembly.

Six coalitions have been supported through the implementation phase (phase 1, from 2013 to 2015) on Mining, Forest Land (Forland), Land Policy (Landa), Clean Water, Health, and Agriculture. The coalitions joined CSP on a rolling basis over the first year of the implementation phase: Mining and Forland began in March 2013; Landa in June 2013; Clean Water in September2013; and Health and Agriculture in January 2014.

In addition to policy processes advocated by each of the six coalitions,CSP identified key cross-cutting policy opportunities affecting the operating environment for coalition members. In 2015, CSP contributed to5 cross-cutting processes. In total, the six coalitions and CSP have contributed to 43 policy processes during the last three years(with some processes extending over more than one year).

From January 2016, CSP decides to support 4 coalitions, including Mining Coalition, Forland, Clean Water Coalition, and Agriculture Coalition base on the result of end-term review.
Promote Women albinism right The project nammed Observatory for the Rights of People with Albino Disease in Mali  is an initiaitive implemented by The AMPA aoociaiton  for people living with Albinism protection for 15 months  in Mali.   AMPA aims to reinforce their leqdership qbout Albinism question in Mali
The project  contributes to create a national  defender network  of people with albinism  right at national level
Identify, inform and denounce all events related to the law and violations of the rights of persons with albinismin Mali
Promote artistic exchanges and the transfer of knowledge and know-how in artistic fields
The  innovate for this project  focus  to create a  platform able to inform, and denounce all violations against  the People living with albinism, This platform  will be  inform by all association at national. the add value will per;it to  raise people living with albinism,  renforce their capacity to denounce all violation on time.
IP to assert their rights Document good practice on community negotiation experiences in dealing with HAGL
and strengthening existing networks representatives in mining areas in order to pilot the
negotiation with Angkor Gold. The project will facilitate HA#s initiative to document
experiences related to community negotiation with HAGL company. HA will learn such
experiences and replicate within their target villages especially where Angkor Gold
concession areas located in.
The project will also allow Oxfam in Cambodia to continue its support to NGO partners as the
following:
# Provide technical supports to partners to secure CSOs# spaces, visibility and
credibility with mining companies, MoME, MOE in EIGF
# Provide technical and institutional development supports to partner to ensure grant
compliances, and project deliverables
# Engage and influences government institutions like MoE and MoME to secure spaces
for CSOs engagement in policy development related to social and environment
safeguards, key performance indicators, planning, EIA and licensing processes
# Initiate and engage in multi stakeholder visits and monitoring mechanisms to enhance
social, environmental performance and compliances.
CO-506609 OXFAM NOVIB as Executing Affiliate, will provide necessary services, system and resources to support the implementation of   Oxfam's Humanitarian Response.