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Aufbau des maritimen Transportsektors Maritime Transport Service Development Das Kooperationsvorhaben soll einen Beitrag zur Förderung des Maritimen Sektors in Timor-Leste durch Sicherstellung der Fährverbindung zwischen der Hauptstadt Dili und der Enklave Oecussi sowie zwischen Dili und der Insel Atauro und bei Be-darf ggf. anderen Häfen des Landes leisten. Hierzu sind der Kauf einer RoRo-Fähre (FZ), der Ausbau der Hafeninfrastruktur incl. Reparaturfazilitäten (FZ), der Aufbau eines privaten Betreibers (TZ) und die Durchführung von Aus- und Fortbil-dungsmaßnahmen sowie der Aufbau der notwendigen behördlichen Infrastruktur (TZ) geplant. Die Vorbereitung des Vorhabens erfolgte gemeinsam durch FZ und TZ, die weitere Vorgehensweise ist abgestimmt. Durch eine Art Public Private Part-nership (zur Verfügung Stellung des Schiffs durch den Staat und Betrieb durch eine private Betreibergesellschaft) soll der Zugang zu Arbeit, Märkten, Bildung und sozi-alen Dienstleistungen geschaffen und somit die Lebenssituation der Bevölkerung Timor-Lestes, insbes. der Bevölkerung Oecussis und Atauros verbessert werden (Oberziel). Das Projektziel ist der kosteneffiziente und dauerhafte Betrieb der Ro-Ro-Fähre. Für die Finanzierung der Gesamtinvestition in Höhe von EUR 9,5 Mio. sind FZ-Mittel in Höhe von EUR 5,7 Mio. und TZ-Mittel in Höhe von EUR 3,0 Mio. vorgesehen. Maritime Transport Service Development Das Projektziel ist der kosteneffiziente und dauerhafte Betrieb der Ro-Ro-Fähre. Maritime Transport Service Development
Unterstützung zur wirtschaftlichen Diversifikation und Nachhaltigkeit der Politik in Timor Leste Supporting policies of economic diversification and sustainability in Timor Leste Unterstützung zur wirtschaftlichen Diversifikation und Nachhaltigkeit der Politik in Timor Leste Supporting policies of economic diversification and sustainability in Timor Leste Unterstützung zur wirtschaftlichen Diversifikation und Nachhaltigkeit der Politik in Timor Leste Supporting policies of economic diversification and sustainability in Timor Leste
Kleinstgewerbeförderung mit der armen Stadtrandbevölkerung und mit ländlichen Gemeinden im Distrikt Baucau Income Generation Activities in Peri-Urban and Rural Areas of Timor Leste Kleinstgewerbeförderung mit der armen Stadtrandbevölkerung und mit ländlichen Gemeinden im Distrikt Baucau Income Generation Activities in Peri-Urban and Rural Areas of Timor Leste Kleinstgewerbeförderung mit der armen Stadtrandbevölkerung und mit ländlichen Gemeinden im Distrikt Baucau Income Generation Activities in Peri-Urban and Rural Areas of Timor Leste
Ausbildungs- und ländliche Entwicklungsaktivitäten in der Region Lautem Life skills training for young girls in Lautem region Ausbildungs- und ländliche Entwicklungsaktivitäten in der Region Lautem Life skills training for young girls in Lautem region Ausbildungs- und ländliche Entwicklungsaktivitäten in der Region Lautem Life skills training for young girls in Lautem region
Unterstützung zur wirtschaftlichen Diversifikation und Nachhaltigkeit der Politik in Timor-Leste Support for economic diversification and policy sustainability in Timor-Leste Entscheidungsträger(innen) in Timor-Leste berücksichtigen verstärkt das öffentliche Interesse, beachten vermehrt die Sichtweisen der Bürger(innen) in Bezug auf Politikgestaltung und Gesetzgebung und setzen öffentliche Ressourcen gerechter, weiser und nachhaltiger ein. - Informations- und Advocacy-Arbeit zu diversen sozial, politisch, wirtschaftlich und ökologisch wichtigen Themen. - Durchführung von öffentlichen Sitzungen/Workshops - Organisation von Vorträgen und Veröffentlichungen über Medien (TV und Radio), Decision-makers in Timor-Leste are taking greater account of the public interest, of citizens' views on policy and and legislation, and use public resources more equitably, wisely and sustainably. - Information and advocacy work on various social, political, economic and environmental ecologically important issues. - Holding public meetings/workshops. - Organisation of lectures and publications via media (TV and radio), Entscheidungsträger(innen) in Timor-Leste berücksichtigen verstärkt das öffentliche Interesse, beachten vermehrt die Sichtweisen der Bürger(innen) in Bezug auf Politikgestaltung und Gesetzgebung und setzen öffentliche Ressourcen gerechter, weiser und nachhaltiger ein. - Informations- und Advocacy-Arbeit zu diversen sozial, politisch, wirtschaftlich und ökologisch wichtigen Themen. - Durchführung von öffentlichen Sitzungen/Workshops - Organisation von Vorträgen und Veröffentlichungen über Medien (TV und Radio), Decision-makers in Timor-Leste are taking greater account of the public interest, of citizens' views on policy and and legislation, and use public resources more equitably, wisely and sustainably. - Information and advocacy work on various social, political, economic and environmental ecologically important issues. - Holding public meetings/workshops. - Organisation of lectures and publications via media (TV and radio),
Ausbildungsaktivitäten für junge Frauen und Männer in Baucau, Timor-Leste Training activities for young women and men in Baucau, East Timor Ausbildungsaktivitäten für junge Frauen und Männer in Baucau, Timor-Leste Training activities for young women and men in Baucau, East Timor Ausbildungsaktivitäten für junge Frauen und Männer in Baucau, Timor-Leste Training activities for young women and men in Baucau, East Timor
Youth Employment Beschäftigungsförderung für Jugendliche Youth employment Absolvent/innen berufsbildender landwirtschaftl. Schulen erzielen ein nachhaltiges Einkommen in Produktionsgruppen/ Kooperativen und beteiligen sich zunehmend am gesellschaftlichen und wirtschaftlichen Leben in ländlichen Regionen. Youth employment Absolvent/innen berufsbildender landwirtschaftl. Schulen erzielen ein nachhaltiges Einkommen in Produktionsgruppen/ Kooperativen und beteiligen sich zunehmend am gesellschaftlichen und wirtschaftlichen Leben in ländlichen Regionen.
Förderung von Frieden und Demokratie durch Frauen in Timor-Leste Women lead peace and economic development Förderung von Frieden und Demokratie durch Frauen in Timor-Leste Women lead peace and economic development Förderung von Frieden und Demokratie durch Frauen in Timor-Leste Women lead peace and economic development
Construction of a building for the promotion of teacher education in East Timor by the Teacher Training College /Baucau Bau eines Gebäudes zur Förderung der Lehrerausbildung in Osttimor durch das Teacher Training College Baucau Construction of a building for the promotion of teacher education in East Timor by the Teacher Training College /Baucau Bau eines Gebäudes zur Förderung der Lehrerausbildung in Osttimor durch das Teacher Training College Baucau Construction of a building for the promotion of teacher education in East Timor by the Teacher Training College /Baucau Bau eines Gebäudes zur Förderung der Lehrerausbildung in Osttimor durch das Teacher Training College Baucau
Trilaterale Kooperation mit Indonesien Trilateral Cooperation with Indonesia Das Ziel der Kooperation besteht darin, gemeinsam eine effiziente und effektive EZ auszubauen und insbesondere Projekte zur Förderung der Demokratie, der Einhaltung der Menschenreche, der guten Regierungsführung und des Umweltschutzes zu fördern. The objective is to jointly establish efficient, effective development cooperation and in particular support projects promoting democracy, observance of human rights, good governance and environmental conservation. Das Ziel der Kooperation besteht darin, gemeinsam eine effiziente und effektive EZ auszubauen und insbesondere Projekte zur Förderung der Demokratie, der Einhaltung der Menschenreche, der guten Regierungsführung und des Umweltschutzes zu fördern. The objective is to jointly establish efficient, effective development cooperation and in particular support projects promoting democracy, observance of human rights, good governance and environmental conservation.
Addressing Unmet Need for Family Planning among Excluded and Vulnerable Women in Nepal Increase in the use of contraceptives and family planning services in Nepal through: • Increased demand for family planning and safe abortion services amongst poor and hard-to-reach women, men and adolescents • Increased access to family planning services amongst poor and hard-to-reach women, men and adolescents • Improved policy environment to expand access to family planning and safe abortion services to poor and hard-to-reach women, men and adolescents
WISH - Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (Lot 2) To enable women in target countries to safely plan their pregnancies and improve their sexual and reproductive health, including the young and marginalised.
Strengthening the Public Health Sector to Deliver Family Planning Services in Kenya (DESIP) Ensure that women and girls can safely plan their pregnancies and improve their SRHR, particularly the young, rural, and marginalized, with programme impact contributing to reduced maternal mortality, newborn, and child mortality, and increased mCPR in Kenya.
UK Aid Connect Develop a scalable and sustainable approach to delivering comprehensive, rights-based SRHR to the hardest to reach populations.
Tsogolo Langa Family Planning Program Output 1: Increased access to and use of quality FP and SRH services by women, adolescents, and PWD Output 2: Increased demand for quality FP and SRH services among women, men, adolescents, and PWD
‘Tsogolo Langa’ Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Programme FP service delivery through 16 mobile outreach teams
Preventing Maternal Deaths To implement extension of the Prevention of Maternal Death from Unwanted Pregnancy (PMDUP). The programme purpose is to reduce women's recourse to unsafe abortion and increase use of family planning (especially for marginalised and young women) in Africa and Asia.
WISH - Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (Lot 1) The programme seeks to ensure that women are able to safely plan their pregnancies and improve their sexual and reproductive health, particularly the young and marginalized; through the following components: - Challenge social norms, increasing the demand and uptake for family planning - Provide targeted service delivery for voluntary family planning integrated within a wider sexual and reproductive health and rights package - Promote a supportive legal, financial and policy framework for sustainable family planning and safe abortion services - Leverage domestic financing and commitments for family planning and sexual and reproductive health services
Sustaining access to high-quality sexual and reproductive health services in Afghanistan The overall goal of the proposed programme is for women and girls in Afghanistan to maintain access to high-quality, comprehensive, inclusive, and non-judgemental SRH information and services
Protecting Women’s Reproductive Health and Rights in Dhamar: Enabling Access to Vital Services through Vouchers Contribute to increasing access to quality safe motherhood and contraceptive services for women and youth in Yemen.
RESPECTING, PROTECTING AND FULFILLING SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS IN CONFLICT To enable access to reproductive health services and information for women, men and youth in Yemen.
Reducing Maternal and Newborn Deaths in Kenya (MANI) The impact of the programme is reduced maternal and neonatal mortality in Kenya. It is expected to contribute to preventing 1,092 maternal and 3,836 neonatal deaths by 2018. The expected outcome is increased access to and utilisation of quality maternal and newborn health services
Saving Lives in Sierra Leone, Phase II To ensure that women and girls are able to realise their rights to high quality SRH and to scale up service provision through outreach teams in areas where public sector coverage is limited
Urban Health: Strengthening Care for Poor Mothers and New Borns in Bangladesh Objective 1: To establish and manage an extensive health service delivery network Objective 2: To ensure access to the aforementioned services by the urban poor through safety net approaches Objective 3: To develop a collaborative and enabling environment in the selected urban areas for effective functioning of the integrated multi-tier service delivery model
Scaling Up Family Planning in Tanzania The programme will contribute to women and girls in the target regions in Tanzania having improved sexual and reproductive health by expanding access to comprehensive FP and CPAC services.
Helping the Helpers: Skill Training and Mental Health Support for PAC Providers in Yemen Update MoH national guidelines on PAC, based on pilot for introduction of mental health support for service providers
Reducing High Fertility Rates and Improving Sexual Reproductive Health Outcomes in Uganda (RISE) The intended overall impact of the RISE programme is: Reduction in maternal mortality. The intended outcome of the RISE programme is: Increased uptake of modern contraception in Uganda
Bangé Kolossi Nyèta ("Promotion de la Planification Familiale") But : Améliorer l’utilisation des services et méthodes de planification familiale de qualité au Mali d’ici fin 2019
Delivering Accelerated Family Planning in Pakistan (DAFPAK) DAFPAK will contribute to a reduction in maternal mortality and unmet need for FP in Pakistan through: 1: Successful implementation of a behaviour change programme 2: Increasing access to client-centred quality FP services 3: Set up an enabling environment for family planning
Fit-for-work programme Increased delivery of quality sexual and reproductive health services through private sector providers to women in Ethiopia
Scale Up Excellence Contribute to achieve the following targets of MSI global strategy:  Double the number of women, men and young people using contraception supplied by MSI to 40 million  Double our annual medical abortion and medical post abortion care provision to 6 million  Remove 30 high impact policy restrictions that limit access to SRHR
Reducing Maternal and Newborn Deaths in Kenya (MANI 2) Systems strengthened to deliver quality MNH services
Increasing Access to Quality Family Planning and Reproductive Health Contribute to the reduction of maternal and infant mortality in Yemen
Family Planning by Choice in Ethiopia • Increase the use of modern FP methods • Improve the FP method mix among users • Reduce regional disparities in FP uptake
Increasing Access to Quality Family Planning and Reproductive Health in Yemen Improve access to contraceptives and medicines
Malawi Cholera Response in Mangochi District To contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality due to the cholera outbreak in Malawi (or in crisis -affected communities in Malawi) through an integrated approach, facilitating access to safe water & sanitation, and timely and targeted health information and referrals that will include protection, and gender mainstreaming
Creating a women's and girls' movement in Malawi that challenge GBV. Oxfam will be responsible for national level advocacy activities including linkage of the grassroots women and girls groups to the national level women caucus and conducting budget tracking in GBV essential services and lobby for resource allocation to the same.
Enhancing Food Security of El Nino Affected households in Lilongwe Rural Distric Provide cash transfers to households in Lilongwe Rural District.
Improved Livelihoods for 3,000 Poor Farmers and their Families in Rural Malawi This project aims to address the inter -related challenges of economic insecurity and access to energy, to reduce levels of poverty for a target group of 3,000 rural poor households (1,800 of which are headed by women). Based in the districts of Mchinji, Lilongwe and Rumphi, the project will also improve the lives of more than 13,800 people1 (8,280 will be women and girls).  By installing solar units and establishing irrigation sites, 500 farmers (300 will be women) will be trained on sustainable management of resources and use irrigation to improve their crops and increase production. Start -up solar power units will enable an additional 1,000 farmers (600 will be women) to start adding value to their produce and become linked to commercial buyers and reliable markets. A further 1,500 farmers (900 will be women) will develop small scale business enterprises using solar power. We will work with the Government of Malawi to formulate a legal framework governing the use of renewable energy.
Livelihood Resilience for women, men and youth in Malawi The unrestricted resources will contribute to the achievement of Livelihood Resilience's goal; Malawian smallholder farmers have more resilient, sustainable and economically viable livelihoods.
women's Economic Empowerment (Wee Care) The Women's Economic Empowerment -Care project will address women's ‘heavy and unequal' care work within our programmes, and influence development policy and practice, by developing research methodologies, building capacity of staff and partners to analyse care and develop innovative interventions and then leverage evidence into advocacy.
Urban Governance-Promoting Policy and Institutional dialogue The project will strengthen planning coordination in contexts of weak governance, for effectiveness of decision -making, development control, as well as appeals and enforcement of existing guidelines on urban governance. A central facet of this project on urban governance is negotiating the relationships among stakeholders. This will be facilitated by governance frameworks that encourage policy coordination at local and regional levels but also include the voices and participation of the poor such as the Development Planning Guideline for Urban Councils (2003). The project aims to provide enabling environments to analyse and debate and influence implementation of appropriate policies to bring about change in urban governance and development as it will connect key stakeholders and harness local knowledge.   To deliver on this, the project will build on our ability to play a distinctive role in convening and brokering key relationships for change, to connect local -to -global agendas in an intelligent way, and to ensure communities are placed at the centre of our programming– as such these put Oxfam in a unique position to tackle the challenge of urban governance and development.  Furthermore, the partner, Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace of the Archdiocese of Lilongwe (CCJP Lilongwe) is currently implementing a 3 -year Citizen Action for Local Government Accountability (CALGA) project with support from Irish Aid under the management of Danish Church Aid (DCA) and best practices and lessons from the project will greatly inform this project.
Improving Food and Nutrition Security of Rural Households in Malawi The project will directly contribute to improved food security of women and primary and pre -school children in the districts of Dedza and Salima. The focus will be on lobbying for increased allocation and accountability for nutrition resources at national, district and community level.  This is a very critical area in improving food and nutrition security as it will enhance effective coordination and implementation of village action plans at district level. To increase adoption of optimal feeding and caring practices, solution journalism will be used to influence policy change and resource allocation towards nutrition sectors.
Increase Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Services The project will increase access to water, sanitation and hygeine amongst 2000 households in 2 Traditional Authorities of Nsanje District.
Southern Africa Cyclone Response Increased access to lifesaving basic needs for households affected by floods due to cyclone Ana in Nsanje and Chikwawa
Refugee Influx Response The project is  aimed at saving lives  supporting the Refugees with WaSH , Shelter and protection immediate response.
Response to disasters in Malawi Oxfam will support the District with awareness meetings, beneficiary registration, data entry, Distribution and safeguarding programs.
Cyclone Idai Appeal The project intends to improve safe and portable water for the affected households, hygiene promotion, increase food security at household level. The project will promote protection and Gender equality among affected population
Building Urban Climate Resilience in South-Eastern Africa In the city of Zomba, the project will address the following key issues: deforestation as result of over -reliance on firewood by the city's increasing population; uncontrolled urban development in hillsides and flood prone areas as a result of overpopulation and increasing urbanisation; poor drainage due to proliferation of unplanned, poorly managed urban development and informal settlements; inefficient solid waste management; and, lack of early warning system and safe havens.
Support to reduce vulnerabilities and resilience building Increased resilience and reduced vulnerabilities of people affected by floods due to Cyclone Ana in Phalombe District
Livelihood Resilience for Women, Men and Youth in Malawi The project will assist the poor and marginalised women, men and youth to attain food, nutrition and income security thereby improving livelihoods in totallity
NGO Coalition - Supporting the rollout of Malawi's COVID-19 national vaccination Support to the local government authorities, and communities in Lilongwe rural to prevent, rapidly detect and effectively respond to the COVID -19 pandemic thereby reducing morbidity and mortality.
Education Support to Girls and Other Vulnerable Children The proposed intervention involves a series of supportive and capacity building activities designed to improve access, retention and completion of learners in targeted schools through provision of bursaries, learning materials; secondly to create a safe learning environment for learners through creation of girls' agency initiatives ; thirdly to reduce harmful cultural factors and negative norms that affect girls education through girls mentorship approach and Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAWG) community campaigns.
Health Governance The project aims at empowering targeted men, women and youth to demand social accountability of health service providers which shall lead to improved and equitable access to quality health services By 2019. The project shall focus on Building the capacity of communities and key service providers, and women's rights organisations in Rights Based Approach to Development, and Influencing government to effect policy and practice change to increase effectiveness of health service delivery and Universal Health coverage using credible research.
Promoting Equitable Access to Clean Energy (PEACE) in Malawi PEACE project will mobilize CSOs and citizens (including women, youth and people with disabilities) and build their capacity to engage policy and decision makers with a view to improve service delivery and equitable access to clean energy
Quality Health for All: Accountable and Transparent IFIs The project  will mobilise and strengthen civil society organisations and citizen voice to that will ensure that IFIs policy advice and conditions reduce inequality and support government to provide quality, equitable and affordable healthcare for all during and after COVID 19;  enhance social accountability and CSOs monitoring of government's efficiency and effectiveness  in spending for delivery of the COVID -19 response. This is particularly pertaining to the use of financial support received from the IFIs aimed at enabling equitable access to and improved quality of health care services during and after the covid -19 pandemic. This focus is aligned with Oxfam's 5 -Point Plan for the COVID health emergency response, released in April 2020
Emergency Cash Transfer Response to 2014/2015 Food Insecurity in Malawi The Project is expected to Save lives, alleviate suffering, build resilience and maintain dignity of 366,070 Malawians (66,558 Households) affected by food insecurity this year in Nsanje, Blantyre, Zomba, Machinga, Mulanje, Phalombe, Balaka, Ntcheu, Dedza, Lilongwe Rural, Mchinji, Dowa, Salima, Karonga and Rumphi. The Project outcome are Improved food and livelihood security and resilience among targeted households