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WAC Women Transformative Leadership WAC is one of the four counterpart organisations in the project AMAL Supporting Women's Transformative Leadership in Changing Timesand Democratic Transition 2012-2015. Womens Affair Centre (WAC) is a womens rights organization established in 1991 in Gaza to promote women's rights and gender equality within the Palestinian society. WAC is an Oxfam Novib partner since 1991 and one of the few womens organisations active across Gaza. The basic building block of WACs work is its sustained engagement with womens CBOs. WAC is one of the four local counterpart organizations within AMAL project. Within the project, WAC uses its time tested methodology of working with wide range of womens CBOs and youth groups including students to undertake awareness raising andcapacity building on critical womens rights and gender justice issues. WAC provides leadership skills training to 100 women from NGOs, CBOs, political parties,municipalities, PLC, and the Trade Unions in Gaza. Within the AMAL project, 2 networks of Womens Rights Defenders in Gaza will receive tailor made training to increase their understanding of womens rights as reflected in CEDAW, UNSC Resolution 1325, Declaration of Human Rights Defenders and alliance building and advocacy skills. WAC provides secondment opportunities to selected grass roots organisations and facilitates young women leaders to shadow prominent women politicians. To create an enabling atmosphere for womens rights, it will conduct gender sensitisation sessions with 75 religious and community leaders. Its quarterly open dialogues on womensrights will provide a platform to decision makers, community leaders and women members of CBOs. Under its media program, WAC will undertake an intensive media campaign with radio and TV spots, newsletters and interactive theatre plays with a focus on the significance of womens political participation in Palestinian society. Being the only organisation in Gaza, WAC links the experience of Gazan women in political participation and transformative feminist leadership with West Bank women (via participating West Bank partners) as well as with participating organisations from Yemen, Tunisia and Morocco via web linking due to access restrictions imposed by the Gaza Blockade.
Gaza Humanitarian Response This project, Emergency initiative to  strengthen the resilience of the Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip, aims to contribute to the response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, aggravated by the recent 51-day Israeli military operation protectiveedge# in July and August 2014,. The project will not only facilitate access to water for most vulnerable groups in Gaza strip but also, it will rehabilitate the water infrastructure to guarantee regular access to the basic service in Gaza Strip. The specific need to restore the access to drinking and safe water has been identified as part of the emergency initiative to strengthen the resilience of the Palestinian population in Gaza Strip. The project will reach 10.430 Households, equivalent to 45.426 people in 7 communities in the Middle Area of the Gaza Strip, Gaza City and Beit Hanoun.  The project is funded by the Italian Cooperation and the Gaza emergency Oxfam appeal funds. The project will be implemented by Oxfam Italias partner, the Palestinian Hydrology Group (PHG
Women Led Agriculture Services This project was designed to improve the existing activities which are implementing and working in Pursat province. Within one yearimplementing on women led agriculture (WLAS), the project found that there are some improvement of the service because of their experience and the ways of their business implementing. Beside the experience and weakness of business implementing, so the WLAS team still need another opportunity to strengthen both of on and off farm to ensure that they can continue to provide the service in the period of constraining.  Those constrained which will affected to the stopping of the continuing of the service, continue building their technique capacity, lack of capacity to reach the market information, group management and business strategy follow up and implementing. The proposed project will address the problems by enabling WLAS to increase their capacity to provide the agriculture service to the non-labor or exhausted labor farmer, increase their food production and diversify incomes from the off farmer activities such as select the model individual HHs business. To promoted the WLAS success from this project so it will impact to other villager on labor replacement for those farmer income sources, part of   reducing costs of in their production. Most of WLAS member is the women, so it can become the role model for other women member in the village or community on improve their HHs income, domestic violence and decision making among the HHs members. The project also provides farmers with an understanding of business concepts, and the agri¬business market.

Also the proposed project will used the national champion women as the mechanism to mobilize the agriculture service provider group resource and to be part of service selling through the model champion farmers. The WLAS members bring the best practice and model innovation to share with other champion members and other association which interest and opportunity.

The proposed project will compliment a previous project already implemented by continuing to work in Sareng village, Srer Sdock commune, Kandeing district in Pursat province. The overall objective of this project is: Increase household#s income of women led agriculture services (WLAS) through promoting sustainable agriculture in Pursat province.
CRAFT - Tax Justice Research and advocacy for Fair Taxation.

Working to make tax systems more accountable, transparent, fair and pro-poor.

More equitable and increased taxation is critical for both poverty reduction and democratic governance. In order to ensure pro-poor economic growth and essential services, such as education and health for all, developing countries need to raise more tax in ways that are progressive and effective.

Oxfam Novib and Tax Justice Network-Africa have developed a project, called "Capacity for Research and Advocacy for Fair Taxation" (CRAFT). Our vision is that fair taxation and domestic resources mobilization will be achieved when active citizens contribute to the design and monitoring of fair tax systems and hold governments to accountfor implementation.

The CRAFT project aims to strengthen civil society through training, action research, policy advocacy, civic education and (global) alliance building, to advocate for tax reforms which raise tax in ways that are progressive and effective. Amongst others, participating countries include Uganda, Mali, Senegal, Nigeria, Egypt and Bangladesh.

Co-funding is sought for further implementation of the project. For more  information, please contact: Ilse.Balstra@oxfamnovib.nl
CO-NIGER Three principal focus :
1) fiscal justice and transparency,
2) Budget Strengthening civil society,
3) Participation of youth and women.
Match The Universal Access to Female Condoms (UAFC) Joint Programme implements an advocacy, linking and learning and communications component to ensure financial and political support for female condoms. Rutgers WPF is responsible to implement this component. It comprises of engaging with international institutions and donors to convince them to include female condoms into the programmes, policies and budgets. Advocacy is also targeted to implementing organisations on SRHR to start or scale up their work on female condoms. Bestpractices are collected and disseminated, outreach to the international media, as well as the UAFC website ensures proper visibility of the programme.
Leadership Campaign "She Should Run" She Should Run  is an advocacy campaign which seeks to motivate women to run for political office and encourage wider society to support women#s participation in politics. At the heart of the campaign is a desire to use social media including video messages to change attitudes about women in leadership by getting more women to believe in themselves and helping society see that many of the skills and experiences that women have are tied to leadership characteristics and traits. The project will raise awareness of the benefits of women in leadership positions among Nigerians and motivate and galvanize women towards competing in the 2015 elections through the use of electronic media and social media. It also intends to subliminally drum up votes for women running particularly amongstwomen who in some states make up the majority of registered voters  and amongst young people.

The project aims to amongst others, to promote a sustained advocacy that is needed to change socio-cultural and religious mind sets which not only limit the space for women in decision-making but which also effectively brainwash females from an early age to believe they have no role in government, politics and decision-making.  More public discussion about women's involvement in politics and decision-making.
Create and continuously update the database of Nigeria Women in Politics from the target audience demographics contesting during the 2015 elections (aspirants/candidates/elected women and women in business) as well as past elections and women in elective positions.    In the long runit becomes a veritable tool that is timeless, not bound to any election time frame. This is in cognizance with the reality to invest in actions that have potential outcomes beyond the 2015 electiontime frame.
Dissemination of videos to the general public in Nigeria as well as to critical stakeholders in media, government, education and Nigerians in diaspora through the Internet (blogs, socialmedia platforms)

It is expected that the project will 1) create more awareness is  on the need for women to take up leadership positions
2) Increased support for the women contesting in the 2015 elections 3) More interest from a wider section of women (middle class, elite, young) to participate in politics and participate in elections by registering to vote and voting during elections
Edutainment Project 2015 ACORD This is a continuation of the Edutainment activities that were supported last year on the reduction of early child marriages in South Sudan.  The scale up project will be implemented in one primary school in Terekeka Boma and 2 new Bomas of Terekeka Central Payam. These include Nyikabor and Nyori Bomas; the one school in Terekeka Boma was selected because of the need and the school was not included in the pilot project implementation period. Terekeka County is located in Central Equatoria State of South Sudan.

A prevention effort with focus on changing attitudes, practices and behaviours perpetuating early/forced marriages at households and communitylevels is critical; to enable both homes and communities become a safer place for the girl child and women in general. Preventing child marriage will thus protect girls# rights and help reduce their risks to violence, early pregnancy, HIV infection, maternal death and disability. Consequently, when girls are able to stay in school and avoid being married early, they can build a foundation fora better life for themselves and their families and participate in the progress of their nation
Hixikanwe- Small Funds With this project, Hixikanwe aims  to implementation of new approaches 90 90 90, to sensitize people to know their status, startingtreatment and be aware of their viral load and access to information.
With these funds, the organization aims to achieve the following results:
# Increased adhesion and retention of people living with HIV on antiretroviral therapy and pre-HAART (patients adhere to treatment and complete treatment);
# Increased access to comprehensive and comprehensible information on the rights of PLWHA, reproductive and sexual rights of gender, as well as the reduction of stigma and discrimination in the target communities;
# Improved support and economic opportunities for providers of community and home-based care in order to raise thequality of care of Peolpe living with HIV.
GENDER CAP. BUILDING FOR WIN FEMNET This Project  contributes;
1.To the number of cases revealing that countries and international institutions have improved access toinformation of governments, businesses and institutions under pressure from lobby by the impact alliance and partner organizations.Due to this pressure,governments and institutions and companies are accountable for the averse effects of their interventions on human rights and especially the rights of women.
2.To the number of women and partner organizations showing leadership in their spheres of influence in the local, national, regional and international levels promoting the development of female leadership and inclusion in decision making processes that affect them.
3.The number of women and men positive changes in their behavior regarding women's bodily integrity through awareness-raising programmes and gender justice providing a platform for prevention of sexual violence as aweapon of war and reintegration of victims in their communities.
4.The number of women partner organizations and networks at different levels are strengthened and as a result have the capacity to effectively engage in advancing and protecting the rights of women.
5.The number of policy changes of governments showing the adoption and enforcing of regulations or legislations regarding the humanrights of women, especially the right to integrity of the body and their right to socil and political participation is enhanced.
DELT4SLOG 2 This project becomes necessary as a result of the increasing poverty in the Niger Delta region. The Niger Delta region of Nigeria  plays host to over 80% of Nigeria's entire wealth. Large deposits of oil and natural gas has ensured that the Niger Delta continues to be plundered to provide the needed foreign exchange for Nigeria. Since the inception of this present democratic regime in Nigeriain 1999, Nigeria's fortunes from crude oil sales have increased astronomically.  According to Federal Minister ofFinance, allocations to the states, federal and local government increased by over 500% from June 1999 to May 2007. So much funds, running into trillions of Naira have accrued to all tiers of Government in Nigeria. For instance, in June 1999, the 36 states shared a total of 8 billion naira and in April 2007, they shared 118 billion naira. The bulk of these allocations (between 1999 to May, 2007) came to some ofthe Niger Delta States. Akwa Ibom received N384,370,238,540.34 billion, Bayelsa N414,158,710,867.12 billion, Cross River N115,403,682,833.25 billion, Delta N463,459,893,918.76 billion, Edo N119,085,051,909.31 billion, Rivers N517,682,993,860.57 billion. The NigerDelta Development Commission (NDDC) received over N3.6 trillion from the Federation Account between the same periods. The total partnership funding and contributions from the oil companies to the NDDC was above $362 million dollars as at December, 2006.

Unfortunately, the figures above have not in any way translated to a better living condition for the people. As a result, we view the Niger Delta as a region of trillions in poverty. This has been worsened by the fact that, the growing level of insecurity has further scared potential investors which could have enhanced socio-economic development for the people. Additionally, the state of insecurity has forced citizens change agents within the region into hiding or exile leaving most communities without models, social entrepreneursor activists that would advance their course and give the voices to engage with government and oil companies to demand for corporate and public accountability.  Corruption in oil exploration has led to environmental degradation denying the host communities of notonly the proceeds of revenue but also the environment that supports traditional livelihoods such as fishing and farming.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda Oxfam Team in Uganda will directly support a team of consultants to undertake a WEE Mapping exercise covering the whole country. This will be done by making visits to organisations implementing WEE interventions. From the Mapping, the consultants will produce a community of Practice guide which will mainly entail best Practices, Lessons Learnt and main challenges. The second output will be WEE actors catalogue which will mainly contain organsations contacts, key WEE interventions, areas of interventions. Once the reports are out, Oxfam and consultants will organise a dissemination workshop where WEE actors, Government departments, embassies; CSOs interested in WEE work, Development partners, among others will be invited to attend.
Alliance Against Hunger & Malnutrition Extension of Alliance Against Hunger <(>&<)> malnutrition (AAHM - II)
The Alliance against Hunger and Malnutrition (AAHM) is a global network comprising of civil society, intergovernmental organizations and international NGOs. AAHM in Pakistan was establishedto provide both international and national expertise with a platform to fight hunger and malnutrition.SCOPE started establishing the national chapter of international AAHM in collaboration with OXFAM Novib under the Grow Campaign in December 2012. It is an informal forum of different stakeholders comprising civil society organizations (CSOs) including NGOs, media, farmers# organizations, women#s groups, trade unions etc., Inter-governmental organizations, international NGOs (INGOs), UN agencies and donors, Experts and academiain individual capacity as advisors. Through the categorized membership campaign stakeholders identified and data base was developed. Website of AAHM Pakistan and IEC material established on the issue of food security, Malnutrition,land rights and land reforms. A strong networking established which will be utilized in future at common platforms of AAHM and Grow Campaign- to eradicate food insecurity, hunger and malnutrition in Pakistan. In collaboration with Ministry of National FoodSecurity and Research National launchingof AAHM was held in June, 2013 in Islamabad, and has established liaison with Planning and Development Commission and Ministry of Health as well. Under AAHM Oxfam <(>&<)> Scope have established a think tank for feedbackmechanism on food prices and food security policy, and have undertaken a scoping study on food security situation in the country last year. Regular Information sharing among all relevant stakeholders through circular emails on vital issues related to food and nutrition security in Pakistan
Better farmers is better income Our partner FONGS is supporting small family farmers (Exploitations Familiales)
Oxfam will continue the support to FONGS who will, with their technical staff, help 400 family farms directly improve their agricultural income. And 250 families in Casamance and Eastern Senegal will have better access to market. 55 poorest families have improved their farming systems with better equipment, 150 family farms will intensify with better techniques their farming and thus revenue.
A self-assessments tool of farmers is refined, and will be promoted by the independent Senegalese peasant movement CNCR, and helps prepare future farmers policies.
Country Office 506575 Stichting Oxfam No Oxfam Novib Country Office in Mozambique is the intermediary for the AGIR Programme which is a programme on governance funded by the Embassies of Sweden and the Netherlands, being implemented by Oxfam since 2010. The main objective of the programme is #to ensure active citizens and strong and vibrant civil society that influences and participates in democratic proccess contributing for more responsive governance, deepened democracy, gender equity and human rights in Mozambique#. The programme was extended for the next 6 years (2015-2020), with a budget of SEK 180 million (equivalent to Euro 18.8 million) for the first 3 years (2015-17) to be renewed for the other 3 years (2018-2020). The current phase has 4 themes: 1) monitoring of public services (health, transport, water and social protection); 2) gender and sexual and reproductive health and rights; 3) social inclusion and non-discrimination against marginalised groups (older people, PLWHA, LGBTI and women); and, 4. Extractive industry. Environment and climate change, human rights basedapproach, gender, and HIV and AIDS are mainstreamed in all 4 thematic areas. The country office has fully 13 staff that are funded by the project.
CO-Provision of WASH services 2 SS refug The project titled Provision of water, sanitation and hygiene services to South Sudan refugees is a nine month project supported byUNICEF which aims to enhance the linkage between the water and public health departments through advocating for joint planning, implementation and monitoring of planned programme. The project will also build the capacity of the districts to enhance quality and sustainable services to both host and refugee population. Furthermore the program will advocate for Sub County and district line departments to consider WASH as a complete component rather than separate sectors of water, sanitation and hygiene working separately andtake lead to chair hygiene working group and WASH cluster coordination meetings at all levels.

Oxfam partnership in this project is key as it has on-going emergency responses in Bidibidi and Rhino camp on WASH and other related aspects of gender and protection. Oxfam program serves refugee and asylum seekers from South Sudan and actively engage and provides assistance to the severely impacted communities currently hosting this displaced population. This is linked to the UNICEF HAC and CPD/CPAP. The proposed project also complements the ongoing programs being implemented by Oxfam, other Humanitarian NGOs, Ugandan Government agencies, and UN agenciesas part of UN-coordinated response to influx South Sudanese refugees..  Oxfam is a strong humanitarian actor, in WASH programs, andhas on-ground operational capacity as well as memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with more than 15 local CSO partners for humanitarian preparedness and response now and in the future.

 Expected results;
1. 24,000 refugees in Zone 2 Bidi bidi refugee settlement have increased access to sufficient water of appropriate quality and quantity for drinking, cooking and maintaining personal hygiene.
2. 10,000 refugees in Zone 2 Bidi bidi refugee settlement have adequate access to sanitation facilities, which are user friendly, gender sensitive, with hand washing facilities and soap provided at all times
3. 40,000 refugees in Zone 2 Bidi bid refugee settlementare actively involved in promotion and demonstration of good hygiene practices