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FCDO Global Mine Action Programme Zimbabwe (GMAP 2) 2018-2022 - LOT 1 The HALO Trust, Mines Advisory Group (MAG), The Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD), and the Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) have formed a partnership as leading global mine action organisations to deliver a comprehensive response to FCDO's requirement for Humanitarian Mine Action activities in Angola, Cambodia, Somalia, and Zimbabwe. The three organisations have decades of experience in delivering relevant activities across the four countries, and draw on the additional expertise of GICHD and other partners for specific inputs towards delivery of the expected outcomes and impact. HALO leads the LOT 1 Consortium approach to implementing the project. This project aims to save lives and increase livelihoods in Angola, Cambodia, Somalia, and Zimbabwe  by clearing landmines and other explosive items, responding to EOD callouts, providing risk education, and providing capacity building to local partners. The target groups for this project are communities suffering from the threat of landmines and other explosive remnants of war in Angola, Cambodia, Somalia, and Zimbabwe. These are women, men, girls, and boys who are at-risk from or whose socio-economic development is hindered by landmines or other explosive remnants of war. The target group for the capacity building are local implementing partners.
PAS: PNG Energy Sector Development Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening Capacities to Measure, Report and Verify Indicators of Global Environment Benefits NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
LDC/SIDS Portfolio Project: Capacity Building for Sustainable Land Management in Papua New Guinea NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Community-based Coastal and Marine Conservation in the Milne Bay Province NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Biodiversity Conservation and Resource Management NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Establishing System for Sustainable Integrated Land-use Planning Across New Britain Island in Papua New Guinea To reduce rates of agricultural driven deforestation and biodiversity loss and to establish a sustainable system of land-use planning to guide future land development activities, sustainable and resilient commodity/crop production and farming systems across Papua New Guinea. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. The project is targeting the delivery of significant socio-economic benefits. Through Component 1 the project will support the establishment of an effective system for integrated land use and development planning that will help to address conflicts over land use, enhance the engagement of women and vulnerable members of communities in land use decision making, provide increased security of tenure and access to resources for rural communities as well as to help safeguard environmental services through the provision of information on their value and their inclusion in land use plans.     Under component 2 the project will target significant increases in productivity within the target commodities (100% and 45%, in cocoa and oil palm production respectively) as well as increasing the price per unit paid for cocoa through enhanced access to premium markets. Improved extension support will also help support development of more diversified farming and livelihood practices within commodity producing areas helping to support enhanced livelihood and income security for farmers. A focus on ensuring the engagement of women in training and capacity building activities as well as development of more effective payment systems for cocoa will also help to ensure that female farmers are able to benefit more effectively from commercial farming.     Under component 3 the project will help to deliver enhanced land use management practices that will benefit communities through strengthening community conservation initiatives and integrating them into government budgeting systems, as well as working to support the development of self-financing approaches to woodlot development that will help to provide merchantable timber for communities as well as taking pressure of local forest areas.     Through these interventions the project will address the key drivers of land degradation and deforestation as well unsustainable expansion of agriculture and will direct benefit over 66,000 people with the majority of these being small holder farming families. The economic benefits gained by these groups will help to strengthen commitments to SLM approaches that will help to preserve key forest areas and areas of environmental importance within the production landscapes. The integration of these groups within global supply chains committed to sustainability will also help to provide more direct market signals as to both the immediate commercial as well as long term sustainability benefits of such SLM practices. Through increases in production and exports of key commodities as well as enhanced partnerships between government and private sector key decision makers.
Forestry and Conservation Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Facilitating Renewable Energy  Energy Efficiency Applications for Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction (FREAGER) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Teacherâ€™s Solar Lighting Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
PAS: Community-Based Forest and Coastal Conservation and Resource Management in PNG NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated land management, restoration of degraded landscapes and natural capital assessment in the mountains of Papua New Guinea To achieve biodiversity conservation and land degradation neutrality in the Southern Highlands and Hela Provinces of Papua New Guinea through integrated landscape management and natural capital assessment Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. The Project’s benefits include the Global Environmental Benefits as described in Section 1.a.6. Besides these, the Project yield substantial direct socio-economic co-benefits to the targeted beneficiaries (refer to Section 2) and indirect benefits to implementing partners and other stakeholders.  The socio-economic benefits delivered by the Project include i) direct financial incentives for landowners to overcome the barrier to engage on SLM/SFM, ii) improved access to sustainable financing for SMEs and landowners, iii) setting up of long-term financing streams through AFOLU carbon projects and certified coffee production, iv) establishment of tax easements and subsidies that directly benefit landowners, v) improved food security through more efficient and sustainable agricultural production, vi) increase resilience and reduced vulnerability of the livelihood base to climate change and disaster risks, and vii) increased land-based livelihood opportunities particularly for women.
R2R Strengthening the Management Effectiveness of the National System of Protected Areas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Financing of Papua New Guineaâ€™s Protected Area Network To reduce the funding gap for Papua New Guinea's protected areas in order to improve their management effectiveness, and livelihoods of their communal landowners Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
DRC Land Tenure Project Conflicts regarding access to land and land tenure are among the principal drivers of conflict in Eastern DRC. This project will develop innovations to facilitate procedures for land tenure security and work on modalities to enhance access to land. Conflict affected communities	
Land-users (farming, pastoralism, fishing, forestry, commercial)
Land administration government services and policy makers
Congolese lobby and Advocacy organisations
Local government and customary leaders
International organisations, donors and private sector
Local organisations and dialogue structures
Local private sector Reduced violence related to land conflicts and increased productivity by enhanced inclusive access to land and land tenure security. The government and civil society of DRC acts to advance inclusive land access and land tenure security of the different land users in eastern DRC
Bel Air Plantation Ltd. The  tourism resort that will be constructed and operated will consist of 24 villas and a central complex which will group  the reception area, offices and lounges, a restaurant building, a spa and a swimming pool.  At the entrance of the property, a service building containing storage rooms, a laundry facility and locker rooms for staff will be built. Bel Air Plantation Ltd. was specifically established to own and operate the proposed tourism resort.    The project is expected to create employment for 66 persons at full operation.  It will provide training to workers who will be recruited mainly from the St. David''s area.  In addition, it will, as far as possible, purchase food and supplies produced locally.  Guests at the resort will require sightseeing and touring services and are expected to purchase artwork, crafts and souvenirs from the local community, further contributing to the local economy.    In addition to providing long-term financing which is not available in the country for long maturities, IFC will assist the sponsor with environmental management improvements and will provide technical assistance and advice on project structuring and operation.  It will also assist the company to secure additional financing.
Advocacy, campaign and capacity building for universal basic education in Niger This project focuses on communities, civil society organisations and education structures capacity building and advocacy work for universal access to gender equitable and quality primary education in Niger. In the first year, the project will support capacity building needs assessments, conduct researches and data gathering in order to engage efficiently all the actors at all levels in advocacy plans development and implementation from the second year onwards. It aims at increasing participation of civil society and communities in decision -making processes, link up learning to higher levels and promote accountability. SCO2.2, SCO4, SCO5
Enhancing MEAL and Quality Programming in Niger The Monitoring Evaluation Accountability & Learning staff in place will be strengthened. A MEAL Advisor will be recruited to support their work and ensure adherence to MEAL standards in country. The Oxfam Programme Quality standard will be shared and discussed with Programme Managers and all staff concerned with Quality issues. Plans will be made to ensure adherence to MEAL issues and also to Quality Standard within the programme.  Various training planned to ensure the country is strengthened on the key business unit, will be delivered. Gender will be streamlined in all aspects of our work and in the various frameworks.
Ahmad Tea - Niger WASH To build the resilience of households in Niger by increasing sustainable access to water and influencing water governance at a local, regional and national level.   Specific Objectives  1) Provide sustainable access to clean, safe water for domestic and agricultural use by constructing and rehabilitating water points   2) Influence the government by piloting the national plan for integrated water resource management and training government agents and community groups  3) Share learning across civil society organisations by delivering two multi -stakeholder workshops with representatives from International Non -Government Organisations in Niger
Promoting Education in Emergency Situation This project aims at supporting the targeted Malian refugees in Niger to have a continued access to education through the following activities:   list the present stakeholders (students & teachers), and hold refresher sessions for the students;   build class rooms and necessary infrastructures in the refugees site;   train the teachers of primary schools in the site and in the host village on psychological education and on other relevant themes such as the education in emergencies;   support and accompany the basic community structures and the management committee of the camp; and   set up 2 centers of parenting in the refugees site of Abala.
Emergency Food security Response in Niger 2009 rainfalls have been low, erratic and irregular in time and space, leading to a critical food security situation for 7.1 millions people. The project aims to  mitigate the current critical food insecurity and assist people affected by the food and fodder deficit and floods, through animal feeding, animal health, voucher for food access and livelihoods recovery, WFP food distribution, destocking, conflict prevention. The project falls under SCO 1.1 & 3.1
Promoting pro-poor models of gender quality equitable education in Niger This project has a main objective of promoting pro -poor models of quality gender equitable basic education in Niger. It focuses on good modelling of access to and quality of basic education, especially for girls and promotes best practices of capacity building to strengthen communities, civil society organisations and local education structures to enable them to participate actively to the management of education resources. Results from this project will be used for evidence -based advocacy and policies to improve accountability and participation of civil society and communities in decision -making processes. SCO2.2, SCO4, SCO5
Réponse multisectorielle d'urgence au profit des populations déplacées dans la r The project forms part of Oxfam's humanitarian intervention strategy for Niger and is aligned with the strategic objectives set out by Niger's government in its Support Plan for 2022. Its focus is on saving lives, mitigating hardship experienced by communities (specifically displaced persons and their vulnerable hosts), as well as safeguarding the human rights and dignity of those affected by the security and food crises. The emergency response component will provide an integrated response to meet immediate needs life -saving needs for food assistance, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Protection for 8,400 displaced people, refugees and host communities (1,200 highly vulnerable households) in Tillabéri region. In view of the food crisis in Niger, Oxfam has updated its humanitarian response plan to meet the urgent needs of affected households, with consideration for the insecurity experienced by displaced persons in the places where they live. The project encompasses Food Security, WASH and Protection, all of which are recognised as Oxfam areas of expertise. Quality standards and requirements will be met and implemented with assistance from the partner organisation.
Improving Livelihoods Through Integrated Water Resource Management in Niger The expected outcome of this programme component of P00483, is that the ‘wealth and welfare of poor households is increased through the improved capacity of communities and authorities to sustainably manage water resources'. This will be achieved through risk reduction and Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) approaches, livelihood profiling and working with local governance structures/process. The project links to corporate initiatives on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Climate Change and Public Health Growth Framework (PHGF), and is based on research and findings conducted under NGRA32. It supports SCO 1.1.
Reinforcing Peace and Security via the Development of Employment Opportunities The project aims to contribute to the consolidation of peace and the improvement of social and economic stability in the regions of North -West and South -eastern Niger (Agadez, Tahoua, Tillaberi, Zinder) by increasing the access of communities, especially young people and women to economic opportunities in targeted areas through the development of agro -forestry -pastoral potential, economic diversification and strengthening of mechanisms and instruments of prevention and crisis management areas and social conflict.
Food assistance and livelihoods recovery to vulnerable households in Niger This project is aiming to support the very poor households of Tilabery Region whose survival deficit and protection of livelihoods have been affected by food and nutrition insecurity and others aggravating factors. More specifically, we'll be filling the survival deficit and protection of livelihoods of these very poor households in the communes of Ouallam and Tondikiwindi affected by the food and nutrition insecurity through appropriate assistance during the lean season of 2015
Improving Sustainable Access to Water in Niger The project which is proposed here will therefore link up with this overall resilience objective through increasing the access to water both for domestic uses as well as for livestock and agricultural production and ensure sustainability of the models being put in place. It will also aim at increasing awareness of local communities and authorities about how to best use and manage scarce water resources.
Research on the impact of livestock marketing project for pastoral communities It is about capitalizing on the experience of the marketing support of cattle in pastoral communities in northern Dakoro to learn lessons to improve interventions such project. It is also to present the changes achieved including strengthening the position of pastors on livestock markets and their links with financial services and the private sector and their impact on improving the lives of pastors. Then to analyze the limits of the action particularly with regard to the mechanisms set up to project sustainability and empowerment of GIE
Support to Vulnerable Communities Affected by 2013 Crops Deficit in Niger Oxfam seeks to implement programs aimed at contributing to the protection of vulnerable people affected by 2013 food deficit and chronically water shortage, especially women and children by facilitating their access to effective humanitarian assistance. Our activities will be centred on Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods (EFSL) and Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH). We will specifically have Cash for Work, Food for Work, Food assistance, Seed & tools distribution, Training & support, Support to cereal  banks and Fodder banks. We will engage in strategic restocking or destocking, animal health, Technical support, Income Generating Activities, Protection of Livelihoods.
Emergency Response to the  Food Crisis in 2012 in Niger We would like to improve on the resilience of affected communities by the food crisis. We will provide them with cash and food through various programmes for them to meet their needed food subsistence on one hand, and at the same time support their household in time of crisis.   To achieve this, we will develop disaster risk reduction activities at communities' level, to curb environmental degradation.     While doing this, our oversight responsibility as organization, will be to work with partners to strengthen their capacity on humanitarian issues.
Banibangou' Integrated Water Resource Management Project The central ambition of this project is to improve adaptive capacities of local communities in using scarce water resources in order to strengthen their resilience to recurrent shocks.
Improving livelihoods by promoting pro-poor livestock commercialization The expected outcome of this programme component of P00483, is that 'the economic and political power of poor livestock producers is strengthened'. This will be achieved through promoting: business and economic models and principles, risk reduction approaches, livelihood profiling and collective action political lobbying.  The project links to corporate initiatives on DRR and Enterprise Development Programme (EDP), and is based on research and findings conducted under NGRA32. It supports SCO 1.1
Supporting the Recovery of the Poor Livestock Producers' Livelihoods in Niger This project is a part of our SCO 1.1, will contribute to support livestock communities in the department of Dakoro in the region of Maradi and to reduce their vulnerability and restore their livelihood after the last food crisis and also to get capacities for more resilience. It targets female groups who have lost their livestock, and get committed into recovery and development activities. Those activities will be accompanied in terms of animal health and improvement of conditions of access to water for human and animal use.
Promoting the Rights to Education in Nomadic Areas of Niger This project has a main objective of promoting the rigths to education in nomadic area in Niger. It focuses on good modelling of access to and quality of basic education, especially for girls and promotes best practices of capacity building to strengthen communities, CSO and local education structures to enable them to participate actively to the promotion of the right to education and the management of education resources. Results from this project will be used for evidence -based advocacy and policies to improve accountability and participation of civil society and communities in decision -making processes in nomadic areas
Oxfam International Emergency Response to Floodings in Agadez, Niger Floods caused serious damage in Aagadez (Niger) and surrounding villages affecting more than 7,000 households. Oxfam International has conducted an assessment and the Humanitarian Country Team has decided to respond. This project will assist flood affected (both displaced and non displaced) communities in urban Agadez and recover destroyed agro -pastoral livelihoods in rural Agadez. Oxfam's proposed emergency flood response in Agadez will consist of two integral components: (i) Emergency WASH intervention in urban Agadez, duration 4 months; (ii) Rehabilitation of agro -pastoral livelihoods in rural Agadez, duration 12 months. SCO3.1
Recovery and rehabilitation in Niger 2010-2011 Due to the severity of the 2010 food and pastoralist crisis, it is likely to take pastoralists and agro pastoralists several years to even return to the levels at which they were prior to the 2010 crisis. Thus, by providing additional livelihoods support at this time, the project will contribute to strengthening their resilience and reducing their vulnerability to a future crisis. Beneciciaries: 41,300 people. The project falls into SCO 1.1 & 3.1
MRMV - Improving Niger Youth Knowledge on Education and Reproductive Health This project is developped under the gobal programme. My Rights My Voice.The overall goal is to contribute to achieving the MDGs on education and health in NIGER through the building of advocacy activites. The purpose of the project will be to promote youth as change agents at the local and national level in contributing to policy changes and improvements and enhanced access to quality health and education in Niger.
Support the recovery of communities affected by 2012 food crisis & floods, Niger Specifically, our activities will be centered on Emergency Food Security Livelihood (EFSL) and Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH). On the first one we will have Cash for Work, Food for Work, Food assistance, Seed and tools distribution, Training and support, Support to cereal banks and Fodder banks. We will engage in strategic destocking, Animal health (access to consumables), Technical support, Income Generating Activities, Protection of Livelihoods. We will carry out Wash Activities as well (See the Note attached for details).