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Latin American Administered Program Support Funding under this initiative supports the Latin American program, specifically program management and technical support costs for implementation of aid activities to Latin America; support for in-country implementation , oversight and reporting; and to undertake scoping, design, monitoring and evaluation, technical input into development of thematic and country strategies; program review; development of monitoring frameworks, and other related tasks in delivering the Latin American aid program. The total value of this initiative is $0.4 million over the 2012-13 financial year.
Volunteer program - Caribbean 2011-12 Funding under this proposal supports the Australian Volunteers for International Development (AVID) program operations in the Caribbean, including volunteer recruitment, training and mobilisation. The total value of this initiative is $1.2 million expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
DFAT Trade Policy Course 2012 Improving governance and sustainable economic development are two key focus areas in AusAID's Latin America program. Building the capacity of Partner Governments' public sector, particularly in the area of trade, will strengthen their international governance structure and contribute towards the growth of national economies. Funding will cover up to 10 participants from Latin America. The course will equip participants with the knowledge, skills and ability to formulate trade policy and to report on other countries' trade policies. The course outcomes are to: introduce the basic instruments of trade policy and how these work; introduce the global trading environment in which Australia's trade policy and negotiations operate; and equip participants with some practical skills to help them operate effectively on trade policy issues an in overseas environment or in their agency headquarters. The total value of this initiative is $60,000 expensed during the 2012-13 financial year.
DFAT Trade Policy Course Funding under this initiative is to support the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to deliver the Trade Policy Course Program in May 2011 which will include up to eight Latin American participants.  The 5 day training course will cover a range of topics and draw on a range of industry, academic and government (including AusAID) trade experts to deliver the course. The course objectives are to: equip participants with the knowledge, skills and ability to formulate trade policy and to report on other countries' trade policies; familiarise participants with key issues and challenges on the international trade policy agenda; provide an understanding of the World trade Organisation (WTO). The total value of this initiative is $0.1 million expensed in the 2010-11 financial year.
Latin America Emergency and Humanitarian Relief Countries in South and Central America as well as Mexico are quite prone to natural calamities, including in particular earthquakes and flooding/landslides in the more tropical countries, particularly in Central America. Funding under this initiative provides immediate response and recovery funding to trusted humanitarian relief partners so that they can implement programs that provide immediate and interim support to affected families and communities. The total value of this initiative is $1.0 million to be expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
AusAID-IMF Microfinance Trust Fund The Australia-InterAmerican Development Bank/Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF) Partnership Trust Fund for Poverty Reduction in Latin America has funded 21 projects in 11 Latin American countries and 3 regional eligible and jointly agreed projects  to increase financial services for the poor in Latin America. Projects were identified, scoped, designed and managed by the MIF using their existing administration and management processes and Australia will assess each under the Risk And Value analysis and Quality Standards for projects' design. All projects approved have an implementing period which extends to more than three years, being June 2019 the end date for some of them. No further disbursements nor contribution from Australia is expected. The total value of Australia's contribution to the Fund is $10.0 million over 3 years, starting 2010-11.
CHOGM secretariat from 2010-11 to 2012 -13 AHRC Funding under this proposal provides support to the Australian Human Rights Commission to undertake the CHOGM 2011-2013 Commonwealth Forum of National Human Rights Institutions (CFNHRI) Secretariat role. CFNHRI complements and supports the Commonwealth in promoting and protecting human rights. The total value of this initiative is $0.4 million over 2 years, starting 2010-11.
Humanitarian assistance to the conflict affected population in Amran, Yemen Improve access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene promotion materials, increasing WASH capabilities in an integrated manner, mainly in camps as well as in host communities. Provide safe water through water trucking to meet immediate needs of the communities in camps in times of water shortage and increased influx of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). Provide unconditional cash transfers in order to improve food security.
AMAL: Yemen country component This programme aims at increasing the capacity, knowledge and confidence of poor and marginalised women, in both rural and semi  -urban areas. They will be able to take a greater role in decision making and participation in the political arena, which in turns exerts a stronger position to advocate for the needs and rights of women. Oxfam is supporting the establishment of an enabling environment that allows women to take a greater role in participation and decision making at community, district, and governorate level.
HUmanitarian Capacity Development and Response Project Making programme management support available to all programmes and field offices
Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Building Project, Al Hudeidah Governorate Oxfam Yemen will implement an integrated program in Hodaida combining targeted food security and livelihood (FSL), water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), disaster risk reduction (DRR) and advocacy to build more resilient communities. FSL will include cash transfers (unconditional cash transfer (UCT) and cash for work (CfW) & other livelihoods activities.  DRR and integrated water resource management (IWRM) will strengthen the communities' resilience to shocks and management of natural resources. On the national level, Oxfam will advocate for gender equality, social protection, and water related issues.
Safe Age of Marriage and Women's Economic Empowerment The project has two key components targeting the following:       i) Safe Age of Marriage   - promote equity by raising awareness about the consequences of early marriage, and as a factor affecting girls' education, future economic opportunities, health and general well -being;  ii) Women's Economic Empowerment   - through advocacy, increase the employment of women in the public and private sectors (formal employment); and increase the economic empowerment of women through promoting access to self  -employment through micro  -loans and skills training (mainly informal employment)
Improving the living conditions of the conflict affected population in Taiz Oxfam will build on its ongoing integrated humanitarian programme and presence in Taiz to reach 55,840 women, men, boys and girls in the most food insecure districts of Taiz through an integrated programme of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and food security. Food security will be ensured through the adoption of a nutrition focused approach that will be developed in collaboration with nutrition experts such as IMC and Mercy Corps to ensure targeting of the most vulnerable households. Conditional transfers will be distributed to 1,500 households (HH's) on the condition of their participation in nutrition sessions and referrals to health clinics and will be complemented by awareness raising sessions as part of Oxfam's hygiene activities. Furthermore, 55,000 individuals will benefit from improved access to safe, equitable and sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene facilities. Assistance will be provided 500 HH to purchase hygiene kits and, furthermore, cash for work opportunities will be made available to conflict affected individuals to carry out minor rehabilitation of water supply schemes in order to meet household requirements. Oxfam will also support local water corporations and General Authority for Rural Water Projects (GARWAP) to carry out major rehabilitation of water supply schemes.
Promoting Good Governance within a fragile state context - Yemen The project aims at promoting good governance practice in Yemen, through:  -providing training and coaching for Civil Society (CS) Networks in Principles of rights based development.  - enabling networks to mobilize Resource through linkage with other supporters  - working with LCAs to design and implement robust mechanisms and supporting CS Networks to analyse and proffer policy change suggestions around CS engagement.    - coaching and supporting CS Networks engagement with LCAs planning processes (joint planning and review sessions on the current LCA plans).
WASH and EFSL Interventions in Hodeidah Governorate of Yemen Due to prolonged crisis, malnutrition was prevalent in the country.  Oxfam provides cash assistance to vulnerable households to fulfil basic food and non -food needs. These communities are providing hygiene awareness sessions to reduce health risks. Oxfam has comparative advantage because of its organisational competence in cash transfer programming. Through early recovery interventions, Oxfam will also aim at improving the livelihoods conditions of targeted communities through provision of productive assets with required means and skills.
COVID-19 Response in Hajjah - Wells rehabilitation in Hajjah. Oxfam will target 7 open dug wells in Mabian district. This intervention will benefit from it 717 HHs. Quick assessment confirmed that people in this area collect water from the 7 dug wells for drinking water which considered as contaminated water. In addition, collecting water is a tough job for women and girls as they have to walk more than 2 km to the water source. The intervention need will include excavation and filling around of well  Paving stone; Supply and build solid concrete block to increase the wall of dug well installed  steel/fibber cover; construction of basin for animals drinking; cleaning and chlorination from contamination. Rehabilitate of these sources will reduce the risk of infection and the spread of the COVID -19 as well as other water borne diseases related to water pollution, acute watery diarrhea and cholera.
Life Saving Humanitarian Support in Lahj, Yemen The project will focus on providing immediate life saving assistance to 8,400 (1,200HH) returnees, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host communities through monthly unconditional cash assistance, so that the benefiting Households (HHs) are enabled to access food and unmet needs.
Provision of livelihoods,WASH and protection support vulnerable people in Sahar. The project envisages providing integrated livelihoods, Water Sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and Protection support to the most vulnerable and at -risk Internal displacement peoples (IDPs) and host communities of Alshatt, Mahlah, Al -Qasasbah, Ban Aweer Al -Gharbi and Bani Moath in Sahar district of Sa'adah governorate, which has been identified based on the prevailing gaps in food security and agriculture, Protection, and Water Sanitation and hygiene (WASH) needs gaps. The project design has been informed by the recent June 2023 rapid need assessment, ongoing programmatic experience, and consultations with local stakeholders, including the food security and agriculture Cluster (FSAC), Water Sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and protection clusters. Oxfam intends to reach 21,805 people (6484  women, 4779  girls, 4399  boys, 6143  men) and has strongly embedded gender equality, protection, safeguarding, and do -no -harm approaches to ensure the provision of assistance in a safe and dignified manner. The project employs a vulnerability -based targeting criterion by targeting Households (HHs) and individuals who suffer from malnutrition, and other forms of vulnerability such as female -headed households, elderly, persons with disabilities and chronic illness, Households (HHs) with more children and unable to meet their food consumption needs, and those expose to protection risks, and lack access to Water Sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services. The project has three integrated components/outcomes. The food security and livelihoods component (outcome 1) will build the resilience of the most vulnerable Households (HHs) of the project aims by providing temporary employment opportunities through rehabilitating community infrastructure using the Cash for Work (CFW) modality (15 -days/month for 3 months) and the participating households will receive YER 67,934.78  equals to USD 125/ per month, enabling them to cover 90 -95 % of the minimum food basket (output 1). Micro -businesses support c
Yemen Joint Response Food security and Livelihoods Component: • Unconditional and unrestricted one -off multipurpose cash grant (MPCG) will be delivered as part of the Rapid Response Mechanism in the targeted districts in Taiz to 720 HHs (5040 individuals). This will target the newly displaced conflict -affected populations (IDPs in collective centres/camps and host communities). Each household will receive one -off MPCG based on MEB transfer value recommended by the Cash and Market Working Group (CMWG) to meet the immediate household basic needs. A multisectoral approach will be adopted to meet the lifesaving needs of IDPs. • Conditional and unrestricted multipurpose cash will be delivered in targeted district Lahj distributed twice to 425 households (2,975 individuals).  • Improved cooking stoves/fuel efficient stoves (FES) to 500 HHs in Lahj. • Provision of Solar lanterns to 500 HHs in targeted districts in Taiz.  WASH Component: • Rehabilitation of one water system benefitting 4,900 individuals in Al Ma'afer district of Taiz governorate.   • Provision of maintenance generators & water pump including supply of standard tool box.
Mustaqbali, Fursati: My Future, My Rights The objective of the project is to "contribute to the empowerment of girls, women and their communities to break the cycle and end the practice of early and child marriage in Yemen" with the following results:  1) Targeted girls have increased awareness of their rights, and are able to resist early and child marriage   2) Gender equitable norms, attitudes and practices provides a positive outcome for girls married under 18 and girls at risk of early child marriage in the selected villages  3) Advocacy efforts support a minimum age of marriage (18 years old) enshrined in the final constitution, legislation and government policies
Integrated Water Sanitation, Hygiene and Livelihood Recovery Response in Haradh The conflicts in northern part of Yemen since 2009 has resulted in displacement of 250,000 people, of which about 100,000 Internally Displaced Persons settled in Hajja governorate, leading to the setting up of 3 camps.  This project aims at contributing to the reduction of health risk associated with water  -borne diseases by increasing access to potable water, sanitation facilities and safe hygiene practice. It will also initiate time critical early recovery livelihood interventions among IDPs and other war affected populations.
Save lives, reduce suffering and contribute towards prevention of negative copin The goal of this project is to provide access to food, water, sanitation, and hygiene, as well as adequate protection services. Underserved 10  Internally Displaced Person (IDP) locations in  Al -Faw , Al Mathna ,Kuliat Al -Mujtama, Al -muthaf, Al -Zera'a office, Hawsh Al -Zera'a, Adhban Factory, Bateh Al -Khlait, Al -Masheer and Al -Qoaz Marib and Alwadi district of Marib Governorate, Yemen , who face the threat of famine, disease, and direct protection.  A total of 21,371  IDPs will be assisted (6,283 men, 6,176 women, 4,531 boys, 4,381 girls). Improved access to basic needs for the most vulnerable and food insecure 700 IDP households (HHs) through life saving cash assistance, 21,371 crises -affected individuals including men, women, boys and girls have improved equitable access to safe water, adequate sanitation and hygiene awareness through engaging them in project activities'.  Protection risks of 800 households/individuals are reduced through direct protection assistance in the community centre as well as Community initiatives.
Humanitarian Assistance to Conflict Affected Population in Yemen - Taiz prgramme The Department For International Development (DFID) crises fund helps the vulnerable House Holds (HHs) to cover immediate food and water need . The project will implement in Taiz governorate to provide life saving assistance to the target Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Host communities
Saving lives & alleviating human suffering of conflict affected IDPs in Hajjah To saving Lives and alleviating human suffering of conflict affect and vulnerable communities through provision of safe and gender sensitive, integrated WASH service in Hajjah Governorate
Humanitarian Response in Hajjah and Hudaida The project is designed to respond to the humanitarian needs resulted from emergencies as outbreaks, new displacement and natural disaster. The intervention will include Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) package prioritising the most vulnerable population affected by conflict or natural disasters.
Humanitarian Assistance to conflict affected population in Yemen ( Taiz & Amran) The proposed intervention will target the humanitarian needs of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Host communities in Taiz and Amran through Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) and Water distribution/supply. This will be complemented with raising international awareness  about the humanitarian crisis in Yemen based on additional research from the ground on the context and how the Yemeni people are coping. The project will benefit 5500 House Holds  (HHs) through Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) program and will create safe access water for more than 100,000 beneficiaries
Facilitating Access to Services in Abyan & Hajjah governorates in Yemen To assist the vulnerable women and men due to internal conflicts, the project aims at promoting an appropriate self -referral model on protection for use by Oxfam, partners, services providers, and other protection actors in Abyan and Hajjah governorates. The project builds on existing activities/projects and relationships with other actors. Oxfam has developed a model whereby Oxfam staff, partners, volunteers, and other actors proactively disseminate accurate and reliable information regarding protection services and referral pathways into beneficiary communities so that those affected by violence and abuse have better knowledge of which services are available to them and how to access these services.
Enhancing Livelihood & Food Security Resilience of Poor HHs in Hadramuot - Yemen The proposed programme is located in Hadramout, a severely  food insecure region with a 39%incidence of rural poverty.  It builds on Oxfam emergency flash floods response in Western Hadramout in November 2008 and April 2009.   The overall objective is to contribute to the efforts of strengthening the resilience of poor communities in Hadramout Governorate to food security shocks and natural disasters. Lessons learnt on community -based resilience in this pilot project will be adapted to inform Oxfam GB work in conflict set -ups in the northern governorates.
Emergency Water, Sanitatioin, Hygiene and Livelihood response in Amran Yemen is facing a chronic humanitarian crisis  owing to the protracted conflict evolved within itself  since a long period of time, however  this situation has  been exacerbated as a result of interference of external factors, particularly Saudi -led coalition airstrikes which began on 26 March 2015,  the UN  report issued on 30 June 2015 estimated 1,019,762  people have been internally displaced and 3,083 persons registered dead and 14,324 registered injured resulting from the on -going conflict since beginning of the airstrikes on 26th March. The humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate at alarming rate, as violence increases and basic services grind to a halt. Food, water and health systems are collapsing rapidly as a result of the conflict and the siege imposed by the coalition onto the country including closure of airspace, seaports which prohibit import of critical supplies such as commercial imports of  food, fuel and medical supplies into the country.   Critical fuel shortages are now shutting down Yemen's Local water infrastructures, leaving millions of people without access to clean water. Therefore, the  main objectives of this intervention  is to contribute to diminishing risks related to shortage of water, sanitation ,hygiene and livelihood  for the Internally Displaced Persons and hosting communities in Amran governorate, through set of activities which include emergency water trucking,  rehabilitation/construction of water and sanitation facilities and dissemination of hygiene messages  as well as supporting vulnerable people affected by protracted conflict and economical crisis with emergency food security and livelihood options to recover from their shock.
Integrated WASH Response Project in Sa'ada Governorate The overall purpose of the project is to sustain and expand access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) practices to the most vulnerable girls, boys, women and men affected by conflict, and malnutrition.  The WASH interventions will focus on reducing and arresting the incidence of water and sanitation related diseases through the provision of safe drinking water, adequate sanitation coverage and hygiene promotion activities for 36,550 returnees and conflict affected people in selected districts of Sa'ada, requiring immediate humanitarian assistance.
Restoring functionality and improving water governance of Aden The project will provide access to the basic water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services, this will be done through construction of new and/or rehabilitation of existing water supply facilities by installing water distribution networks, fittings boreholes and wells with pumps and generators, establishment and capacity building of water management committees, communities training on best hygiene practices, in addition to support communities to construct sanitation facilities.
Yemen Advocacy, Policy, Communications, and Information management Grounded in our programmatic experience in Yemen, Oxfam GB communicate and lobby on key pro -poor issues in the country. This is being carried out through our advocacy and policy work, as well as communications and media activities.
Provision of Emergency Wash Services in southern Yemen Provide emergency WASH services to conflict -affected people who were displaced from Abyan and in need of emergency support. The project also targets the same communities upon their return to Abyen.
Resilience and Peace building This project is part of Oxfam's humanitarian response strategy to meet the needs arising out of this current conflict.