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Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Nigeria 2015 Potjes: MEL Capacity Building Staff <(>&<)> Partners, Validation on Stories of Change and Field Monitoring
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo Providing life-saving humanitarian relief to communities affected by shocks in Somalia. This project addresses   the effects of acute malnutrition on Vulnerable groups (under 5 children, Pregnant and Lactating mothers and the elderly)  to be implemented in five locations in Kismayo and internally displaced  persons/(IDP) camp. The project areas are Fanoole OTP and TSFP site, Farjano OTP/TSFPsites, Alanle OTP/TSFP  sites, Gulwade OTP/TSFP, the MCH in the Kismayu Hospital, the MCH of  Abdalla Biroole sites, the stabilization center in Fanoole   Locations.
The project activities are designed to reduce Morbidities and mortalities related to acute malnutrition and primary health care by investing in technical staff and strengthening the services that are currently provided. This will directly contribute to improved quality of  lives of the target beneficiaries and general well being of the community
HO-503001 WPS-team ICT4Justice project is implemented foremost by OGB in Rwanda. The Project will aim to demonstrate that by empowering citizens to provide real-time feedback on the quality of justice services through an innovative ICT platform, civil society will be more effectivein holding justice sector duty bearers accountable. It will further aim to build the capacity of civil society to shape justice sector policy and will facilitate increased citizen voice in the development and reform of justice sector policies and practices.
Sensibilisation des femmes et des jeunes Sensibilisation des femmes et des jeunes sur les différentes formes de manipulation (achat des consciences, corruptions) et sur laparticipation citoyenne et l#éducation civique et électorale.
TFSN-WEMAN/GALS Gender Mainstreaming CAMKID uses GALS to empower the village authorities and producer groups and prepare them for accessing the market.  The Oxfam #Journey Tool# for example, builds self awareness and becomes the basis of a village strategic plan/ producer group business plan.  CAMKID targets 6 villages and 9 producer groups.
Turkey as an emerging humanitarian donor 	Over the past several years, various discussions on Turkey and how to engage with it have taken place within Oxfam informed by developments in Turkey over the last decade that created a perception of the country as an emerging power, a new player in international development aid and humanitarian assistance. With an economy that is now the worlds 18th largest, Turkey is considered an upper middle-income country by the World Bank, and is a member of the G20. Although it is itself still an aid recipient, Turkeys international development aid has increased from USD120 million in 1999 to an estimated USD1.3 billion in 2011.
	Turkey was the 4th largestdonor of humanitarian assistance across the world in 2012, contributing over one billion USD. With this, its International development assistance surpassed USD 2,5 billion in the same year.  Turkey is aiming to reach USD 5 billion in international development assistance by 2015 and USD 10 billion by 2020. Reaching such targets will put Turkey in the ranks of the worlds major donors, ranking it the 9th largest DAC donor by 2015, and the 6th largest by 2020 (Turkey is not yet a DAC member, though it has been invited to join the DAC).
	The importance of engaging with Turkey has resonated within Oxfam linked to this increasing influence of Turkey especially in Middle East and Africa, its multi-polar engagement, and the geographical and financial expansion of its development and humanitarian aid.  Oxfams aim to influence the international aid landscape towards an  equitable development that prioritizes poverty reduction and equal access to services and opportunities demands a comprehensive understanding of the profusion of donors, the emerging models of development, their impact on conventional models as well as on developing countries, and the possible "tug-of-war "thatis likely to emerge among donors.
	A fast response by Oxfam to this emerging situation through not only expansion of coverage but also proper investment in policy research has the potential to position Oxfam as one of the important institutions that can help mediate the tensions between aid modalities for the benefit of the disadvantaged and excluded.
	Against this background, ONL started to explore ways of engagement with Turkey as a regional and global actor, initially through series of consultations with relevant civil society and government agencies. Conversations took place with Turkish national civil society organisations to identify potentialissues for joint programming on the role of Turkey as an emerging power. Since March 2013 ONL has based a senior policy officer in Istanbul, Turkey to follow up on initial ideas and conversations in relation to Turkeys emerging role as a regional and global actor, to identify further entry points and to build relations that could pave the road for establishment of an Oxfam International Advocacy Office in Turkey.
Saving for change Partner Name: Save Cambodia#s Wildlife (SCW)
As one of the Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) that works for Cambodia#s natural resource protection, Save Cambodia#s Wildlife (SCW) is a premier National Conservation non-government organization that works specifically on nature conservation and biodiversity preservation. Since its creation in 2000 SCW has been responsible for a large and diverse territory that covers many provinces of Cambodia. SCW has been highly successful with a range of projects including the provision of technical support and increasing environmental awareness among the general public through teaching programs, publications, andenvironmental awareness campaigns.

SCW has been working on a firm belief that providing education and increasing public awareness in environmental issues are fundamental to conservation. Therefore our primary focus has been on education as a key to conservation.We continue to address environmental issues by disseminating accurate information and knowledge to the local communities and other stakeholders and networking among them.

Project Tittle: Increasing resilience of vulnerable small scale farmers, especially women through livelihood and economic activities

This project is being proposed to be implemented in Kampot and Kep province. The overall objectives of this project are to:
1. Increase resilience of vulnerable small scale farmers, especiall women through promoting womenentrepreneurship for livelihood and economic activitie;
2. Assist landless families, especially women, to access to safe and profitable financial service so that they can grow their independency in income earning for their livelihoods
To achieve the mentioned objectives , SCW will apply the ILO tool kit on the entrepreneurism to delivery the Community-Based Enterprise Development (C-BED) training to SfC groups, and materialize Oxfam#s existing women#s leadership training module and use to build political leadership of those groups and will use its SfC experience to establish 20 new SfC groups of 300 members targeting landless and small holder farmers.
Diploma/transformation of fruits & meat The project will create jobs in transformation and agricultural value chain for young people with little education.
The diploma is a state diploma which validation is under the responsibility of the Directorate of Examinations, Competitions and Certifications. The Competency Based Approach is the methodology which guaranties that the training will match the needs of the private sector.
The private sector has asked for these kind of competencies to be able to transform products for a larger market and export of agricultural products.

As results of this project:
 Producers will be supported by a skilled workforce in agriculture, thereby stabilizing their production and hence their revenues.
 Young people with low level of education will be valued by having greater job opportunities
                 The image of rural trades will be improved

The project is a pilot that will be integrated into larger rural employment projects with external funding.
 Strategically this project combines
 training that meets the requirements of rural privatesector and promoting continuation of study by less educated youngsters;
 target group of very low educated youth with aspects of gender and active citizenship.

 The CSR (corporate social responsibility of the companies) is another dimension of this project. It aims to develop the students' sense of responsibility on all matters affecting the school, the company and its stakeholders (environment, civil rights, legal rights)
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali Mali Education program wish to contribute with to contribute with 10 000 euro in link communication activities to the campaign for quality education in Mali 2013
This contribution will ensure the visibility of campaign related social services in Mali electoral processes in 2013.
It will inform the public on a large scale on the commitments made by various candidates for the pesidential election in the context of policy reforms to improve the quality of education in Mali.
The budget will be used for :
the mobilisation and use of mass media and others communication tools such as brochures
t.shirts
posters
billboards
banners
blog recorded with young spot
petition on line
The budget will cover also all actions,activities and representations of visibility of program II to emphasize theissues of quality education with the vision of Oxfam in Mali
IPCS Institutional Capacity Building The project is an initiative of the strategic plan of IPCS 2014- 2018 (Link: http://ipcssouthsudan.org) that aims to strengthen theinstitutional capacity of the organization to effectively deliver services to the people of South Sudan. The institution has expanded over a period of time therefore relying on outdated finance system will not serve any purpose but prove a set back to the organization as it tries to generate information, reports to the donors. Hence this project is for three months and shall encompass the following key components:
# A functional finance system for IPCS finance department that would meaningfully contribute to the overall strategic objectives set forth in IPCS vision 2014 # 2018
# A robust IPCS with functional structures in place adequately responsive to internal and external dimensions
This is a Capacity Building Project for IPCS, this is to capacity building their staff in order for them to secure external funding when MFS funding comes to an end.
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega In the project of A-4627 -03 six cooperatives of RECOMER (Micro Rural Enterprise Network) will be operational and providing services to the relevant MERS. A MER is a "micro entreprise rurale" a business family of farmers. These so-called MERs will improve their productivity. The six will sustain the RECOMER network of 550 rural micro enterprises created by the PINORD under PARMER II program funded by Oxfam in 2013-2014.

Oxfam country Office colleagues are monitoring and accompagning the consultnat who works on the roadmap for strengthening the economic, financial, organizational management and accountability of the RECOMER.
Assessment of Domestic Work in Dhaka Employed domestic work has a long history in Bangladesh, a history that continues to the present. While there are currently no accurate data on the number of domestic workers living and working in Dhaka, estimates show that it is an enormous section of the workforce. According to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Labour Force Survey 2006 (LFS), 331,000 people 15 years and older were officially employed as domestic workers in Bangladesh and 420,000 children worked as domestic workers. Moreover, the survey estimated that there were, in actuality, approximately 2 million domestic workers in the country. Furthermore, domestic workers as individuals and as a group have been recognized as a disadvantaged, underprivileged and neglected section of society. The Asian Development Bank#s study, The Informal Sector and Informal Employment in Bangladesh 2010# clearly identified that the informal sector, to which domesticwork in Bangladesh belongs, serves as an important source of employment in Bangladesh with approximately 42 million of 54 million jobs in the country's labour market in 2010 held in the informal sector. While domestic workers in the country include men and women,adults and children, the bulk of the sector, 83%, are female.

Oxfam in Bangladesh is exploring the development of a project and proposal to work with domestic workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The vision of the project will be to introduce degrees of formality and protection to the industry while striving to have domestic work recognized as a decent profession in Bangladesh.

The proposed assessment will provide basic data that will feed into the project proposal that will be developed. While a rigorous and thorough baselinestudy will be included as a part of the monitoring, evaluation and research component of the proposal, this proposed assessment will provide a basic snapshot of domestic work in Dhaka, thus providing a starting point for future research and a project baseline study.
Common Ground - DSOGI This pilot builds on a previous E-motive initiative based on the Common Ground exchange between The Inner Circle (South-Africa) andCoC NL. The involvement of gay Imam Muhsin Hendricks from South Africa fuelled a process that resulted in: community building, visibility, role models, participation of mainstream stakeholders, commitment of the Dutch government, LGBT specific Muslim initiatives and constructive public dialogue on Islam and SOGI. This pilot aims to create a cross border effect to deal with the global issues surrounding SOGI and Islam and brand the E-Motive concept mutual learning. This is done by strengthening the leadership of The Inner Circle and building a movement of informed agents that will fuel the dialogue on Islam and SOGI in a number of countries, including the United Kingdom, Albania, South Africa, France, Spain, Italy. The dialogue will be sought facilitated by governments as a main actor to establish a constructive dialogue between domestic Muslim and non-Muslim communities. This change model was already successful in the Netherlands and now will be tested in these Northern and Southern countries. Afterwards this could be replicated to other countries.
Peace and Security Preservation - AREN It is a project whose global  objective is to contribute to the reinforcement  of peace and mprovement of social and economic stability in the North - West and South- eastern  of iger ( Agadez , Tahoua, Tillaberi Zinder).
It will be implemented by OxfamGB at Agadez and  by OXFAM Associate the local NGO ADKOUL in Tahoua area and AREN at Zinder and Tillabery in Niger.

The project `s specific objective is to  increase the access of people , especially young people and women to economic opportunities intargeted areas throughthe development of agro -forestry- pastoral potential areas, economic activities diversification and the strengthening of mechanisms and instruments for the prevention and management of crises and social conflicts .

The Target people are :
- 8199 Youth and  rural  and urban women, whose  3526 urban women and girls
- 144 Communal  leaders
The expected results are as follow:
1 . Income populations in targeted areas, including youth and women , are increased and  contribute to satisfy  their basic needs and socio -economic development of their communities.
2 . Prevention mechanisms and crisis management are settled and strengthened and became structure for social dialogue for  Conflict and crisis  prevention

The main activities :

1 . Conduct high-intensity activities with hands, like Cash for Work ( CFW )
2 . Initiate income-generating activities and support of  youth entrepreneurship and women
3 . Establishment of local governance participatory system
4 . Creating a ` permanent communication framework on Peace through rehabilitation and strengthening community structures vulnerability monitoring and early warning
Country Office 506609 oxfam Novib Office Without a humanitarian capacity since 2012, Oxfam in Burundi demonstrates huge gaps in its ability to respond to the ongoing humanitarian crisis. These funds should support the country to build a humanitarian capacity and fast track a Cat 3 response. In building its humanitarian capacity and responding to the current crisis it will reflect the countries OCS commitment.
This CATFUND will be use to:
- Build and maintain a Humanitarian capacity enabling Oxfam humanitarian operations
- Consolidate  the results of The rapid assessment, process the selection of the beneficiaries
- Support the start up structure for a response
- Enable expertise with resources and support in place
- Enhance the partnership capacity
Emergency WASH Hum Response N.E. Nig CISCOPE will undertake a WASH response to prevent waterborne related diseases for 10000 persons in 3 IDPs camps in Yola Adamawa State. To maximise the effectiveness of the WASH interventions, blanket coverage will target the camps in coordination with efforts of other agencies outside the camps. This will include distribution of hygiene kits and hygiene promotion including construction of water sources and sanitation facilities.
GROW Campagn - Mozambique - UNAC Campanha Cresca - Mocambique, is a project that aims to stop land-grabbing and related issues in Mozambique, from 1st of January until 31st of December 2013.
The project will be hosted in UNAC (Nation Union of Small Scale Farms) and implemented by ROSA (a networkof organization for food sovereignty).
UNAC is a farmers movement from the family sector, established in 1987 and registered in 1994 which fights for the active participation of farmers in Mozambique's development process. The political and economic changes that have taken place in 1987 led to the emergence of this movement

UNAC, fights for a greater role of farmers ( men and women ) in building a more just , prosperous and caring society. In terms of objectives aims to represent farmers and their organizations to ensuretheir social , economic and cultural rights by strengthening farmers' organizations , participation in the formulation of public policies and development strategies to ensure food security , taking into account the youth and gender equity.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda The CO will be responsible for the overall management of the project
Country Office S.S. Cap.Building WOYE Capacity Building Project for WOYE MFI - in preparation for post 2015.  The South Sudan Programme will undertake a capacity building project to educate and train staff of WOYE MFI in view of the post 2015 Dutch funding coming to an end.
St.Natuur & Milieu IMVO facility 2016-18 The Dutch government is committed to the development and implementation of agreements between companies, social organizations, trade unions and government in the field of International Corporate Social Responsibility (IMVO) and it granted a subsidy of EUR 996.346to ensure a structured and professional involvement of civil society and trade unions in the preparation of IMVO covenants in the Netherlands. The subsidy is Intended for Dutch based established  civil society organizations involved in the IMVO Covenant negotiations. The current covenant trajectories are on: Nutrition, insurers, gold, floriculture, sustainable natural stone.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.
Freedom of Movement for Gaza Gisha#s focus is on the continuing closure of Gaza and its impact on the civilian population. Israel controls the entry of goods and people to and out of Gaza. Oxfam supports Gisha#s holistic approach  , combining the following methods: legal advocacy (correspondence with government officials and legal representation in administrative appeals); litigation in courts of law on behalf of individuals from Gaza who are denied freedom of movement and  Freedom of Information proceedings to obtain information from the government on specific instances of movement of goods and people to and out of Gaza; advocacy vis-à-vis Israeli and foreign decision-makers; raising issues in the traditional and new media; and activating multiplier groups, influential individuals,and opinion-makers to gain support among the Israeli public for the right of Palestinian residents to access the opportunities necessary to build a peaceful, prosperous society.
Inclusive Business Facility In 2012 Oxfam Novib, SNV Uganda, Conclusion and later BoP Innovation Centre initiated a process to identify the need for an inclusive business innovation facility in Uganda.  After a thorough identification process, it was concluded that there is a need for a #facilitation service# that can give a boost to inclusive rural economic development. In light of this BSpace was born and legally registered as a company limited by guarantee with a mandate of co-creating and incubating innovative businesses that would benefit the poor (BoPs).

In its mandate, BSpace will function as an autonomous social enterprise, existing as a core unit that cooperates with anetwork of innovative service provision businesses that will be linked together in a unique business relationship.
BSpace applies market based strategies (MBS) that use the market economy to engage low income people who as consumers, offering them products and services with social and/or environmental benefits at prices that they can afford; as business associates-suppliers, agents or distributors providing them with improved incomes; and as citizens-enabling them to influence decision making processes that afect their lives.