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Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods Doaba thereby facilitates emergence of self-reliant communities to cope with emergencies through enhancing human and institutional capacities at organizational and communities# level. Doaba Foundation has its major programmes i.e Humanitarian response, DRR and CCA, Sustainable livelihoods and food security, Social Development (i-Primary Education, ii-Public Health) and Fundamental Rights and Public Interest Litigation. Gender mainstreaming and right based advocacy are cross cutting themes of Doaba#s programmes.
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega The Oxfam programme in Senegal Governance against Poverty aims to put several civil society actors together to work on the different governance aspects that have to tackle pro poor policies.
The different components are a better Access to Information, more Transparency and Accountability in the Extractive Industries and Public Finances.
With the different partners, Oxfam has indentified specific activities.
Youth and women groups will actively participate in decision-making process and defend their right in decision-making bodies.
Poor and marginalized people have access to information on the policies regarding them.
Civilians participate actively in budget formulation at local level. Evaluation will enable transparency, legitimacy, and effectiveness of popular control of expenditures by government to reduce inequality.
Communities will be mobilized to participate in the evaluation of IETI and mining code and the process of IETI. This will nourish the lobby toward parliamentarians and government for a better regulation of the income from mining.
Oxfam is coordinating between the different actors and linking to the regional and global level ti give the influencing work more weight. A committee will monitor and evaluation of the program every three months with this we will be able to adapt the direction of our program if necessary and obtain the results we want.
Expose and end human rights violations To convince the Burundian government to take action to improve the human rights situation and curb the abuses Human Rights Watch has exposed, and to convince donor governments and other international actors to actively press for and support such actions.Our ultimate goal is to expose and end human rights violations against the people of Burundi.
Country Office 506609 oxfam Novib Office This project concerns developing advocacy products, developing context analysis and messages to feed capitals and affiliate advocacy on Burundi, support key local partners as relevant to carry the voice of the population,  and proceed to advocacy meetings with decision-makers as relevant.
Diaspora Investment in Rural Areas From 2010 to 2012 BASUG and The Network University have engaged in research and awareness raising activities on Remittances for CommunityDevelopment (RfCD). The partners have been able to determine challenges and opportunities to design inspiring RfCD initiatives.Therefore, the general objective of this project is to establish collaboration with relevant stakeholders especially with IFAD. Besides tthis, Basug will also take this oppurtunity to work on awareness raising during their 10 years anniversary in 2015. There are two main activities: the work shop in Milan and the conference for the 10th anniversary of Basug

Workshop in Milan: IFAD and the Worldbank are organizing Global Remittance Forum in Milan June 2015. Basug and Oxfam Novib will partcipate and have a workshops.
The key objectives of the forum are:
- Support national governments in adopting favourable regulatory frameworks that promote low cost remittances and greater financial inclusion;
- Highlight and demonstrate the importance of international and domestic remittances, particularly their impact when linked to other financial services such as savings, insurance and loans;
- Exchange worldwide best practices and market oriented models;
- Promote the scaling-up of successful initiatives involving the private sector as agents of innovation; and
- Contribute to the discussion and the thematic review of the post-2015 development agenda in the context of remittances, migration and development.

To mark the 10th year founding anniversary of BASUG, a day long program will be organized atBel Air hotel in the Hague on 19 September 2015. The conference include, an interactive discussion, photo exhibition, screening od Documentary film and a brief cultural function.
The key topic of the Discussion will be "Role and Contribution of Migrants and their Remittance in Sustainable Development". On the Day, BASUG will share its experience of last 10 years working in development fieldswith other stakeholders and exchange ideas and seek suggestions as to how to take the organisation ahead and make more effective and successful.
Womens Economic Leadership in ASEAN The overall aim of this proposal is to strengthen women's economic empowerment <(>&<)> leadership.  The purpose is to develop and increase the capacity of women and women's rights organisations (WROs) in ASEAN to develop their analysis of the impact of ASEAN on women in the formal and informal economy , to challenge discriminatory laws and practices against women in ASEAN and to advocate for progressive laws and socio-economic policies and programmes which promote women#s human rights, women#s economic leadership and empowerment in the informal and formal sectors of the ASEAN economy and to strengthen their network and mobilisation for advocacy with their state and with ASEAN.
The key strategies that IWRAW will use are: to increase the engagement of WROs in ASEAN region with the CEDAW review  to raise awareness of priority issues for women#s economic leadership in ASEAN countries, focusing on three levels of engagement:
CO-Oxfam Novib Mali Au Mali, depuis la révolution du 26 Mars 1991, les jeunes Maliennes et Maliens ont lutté en première ligne, appelant sans relâche àun changement social et exprimant leur désir de jouer un rôle actif dans la sphère publique. Pourtant, malgré la volonté politique exprimée par les hautes autorités qui se manifeste à travers des programmes comme FIER, FARE, APEJ et l#élaboration de la politique nationale de la construction citoyenne, les jeunes Maliens déplorent toujours l#absence ou l#insuffisance des voies institutionnelles nécessaires pour participer efficacement à la construction d#un Mali démocratique et apaisé, et ils continuent d#exprimer leurs doutes concernant l#efficacité et la pertinence des institutions politiques et publiques, ainsi que les stratégies et plans en cours concernant la participation et la prise en compte réelle de leurs préoccupations. Prenant comme point de départ l'importance accordéeà la jeunesse dans le Plan stratégique 2013-2019 d#Oxfam International, dans la stratégie Gouvernance 2015-2019 et l#OCS Mali 2015-2019, Oxfam au Mali travaille en collaboration avec les jeunes et leurs organisations à éliminer les obstacles qui les privent d'exercer leurs droits, de participer pleinement au développement de leur société, et de faire entendre leur voix de manière efficace dans les processus de prise de décision. Dans cet esprit, en 2015 Oxfam a lancé une collaboration inter-affilié sur la citoyenneté active de la jeunesse (YAC)  pour soutenir et renforcer les initiatives des jeunesaux niveaux local, régional et international. Au Mali cet effort d#Oxfam a commencé depuis 2014 à travers le soutien à l#analyse de la Politique Cadre de Développement de la jeunesse en partenariat avec le Conseil National de la Société Civile(CNSC) et le Conseil National de la Jeunesse(CNJ), le projet Jeunes Citoyens Actif en partenariat avec l#Association des Jeunes pour la Citoyenneté Active et la Démocratie (AJCAD).

Tel est le contexte dans lequel Oxfam, en collaboration avec les partenaires de lajeunesse et des alliés, entend consolider les acquis en mettant l#accent sur l#influence des politiques d#emploi et de participation citoyenne de la jeunesse en 2016. La stratégie et le plan d#action 2016 s#attèleront à renforcer les capacités des jeuneset de leurs OSC pour surmonter les obstacles à leur inclusion socio-économique, politique et culturelle. Le projet de 206 cherche donc à consolider l#espace et le rôle de la jeunesse, de canaliser leurs propositions pour lutter contre les obstacles soi-économiques, politiques et culturels majeurs à leur accomplissement. Il s#attaquera surtout aux obstacles à l#accès des jeunes à l#information, à leur participation à la société civile et à leur participation politique.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda OIE Unrestricted commitment to Uganda OCS in the period from 1 April 2015 to 31st March 2016 in the areas of women land rights, Humanitarian, digital communications initiatives, value chain development,
World Vision-El Nino II Aligned to the HRP, the overall goal is to improve food security of children and vulnerable households in Hwange district through addressing their immediate food needs whilst building resilience through capacity building and asset creation that foster their immediate and long-term household food production capacity:
20,085 children access at least one high nutritional meal at school per day for 3 months (March # June), in order to prevent malnutrition. Under this result, 63 vulnerable rural schools havebeen selected in the wards with higher food insecurity.
4,000 smallholder farmers# food security levels and resilience to future shocks is enhanced through adoption of Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) practices and through establishment of nutritious community gardens. This result ensures children and pregnant and lactating women have better access to a variety of vegetables for their nutritional meals. The solarmechanised gardens used for these gardens are less labour intensive as water taps or drip irrigation will be used instead of manually watering the plants. Through this method women, HIV/AIDS affected HHs and elderly have access to vegetable production and will bebenefiting from this result.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo The project contributes to the mitigation of the effects of acute malnutrition by employing the design and the guidelines of   Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (IMAM) amongst under fives and pregnant and lactating women in Badhadhe , Lower Juba region in southern Somalia
The Project will directly  contribute to the mitigation of the effects of acute malnutrition among children under-five and pregnant and lactating women in Lower Juba region thereby reducing morbidities and mortalities relatedpoor nutrition and provision of basic primary health care (Immunization and treatment of common childhood illness in the Maternal child care centers across all the project areas  through an integrated nutrition ,primary health care and emergency  Water ,Sanitation and Hygiene promotion programme. The project will operate IMAM programme sites conducting screening, admission and treatment of severely malnourished children as well provision of micro-nutrient supplementation for the pregnant and lactating women. Other activities include deworming, training and distribution of IEC materials ,monitoring of IYCF activities, promotion and support for optimal maternal and nutrition care and IYCF through training.
RESEARCH CAP BUILDING FOR WIN AFRODAD AFRODAD will be receiving strategic funding from Oxfam Novib which is directed to contribute to each of the 4 thematic programme areas of AFRODAD#s programme for 2012-2015 which focuses on:

(a) Debt Management




1. To influence African Governments toimprove the management of debt resources by 2015.
2. To develop capacity to understand the implications and influence outcomes of Publicly Supported Private Financing by 2015.

(b) Development Aid
1. To influence African Governments and donors to putin place mechanisms for aid effectiveness and sustainable development by 2015.
2. To influence the consolidation of capacity among African states to understand and engage on the implications of aid from emerging sources (BRICS), and monitor its effects ondevelopment and poverty reductionby 2015.

(c) Economic Governance
1. To influence African Governments to develop and implement transparent, accountable and
efficient mechanisms for mobilisation and utilisation of domestic resources by 2015.
2. Toinfluence African Governments to develop and implement alternative macroeconomic
policies that would facilitate economic growth, and equitable and sustainable development by
2015.

(d) Institutional Development
1. To strengthen the capacity of AFRODAD secretariat in programme and organisational management and improve its financial status by 2015.
Country Office 506575 Stichting Oxfam No ONL intends to strengthening all partners benefiting from MFS fund on issues related with finance management. A consultant will be hired to train and give TA to these partners. The training was funded by ONL under the MFS program for the improvement of internal control systems of the partners, from planning, budgeting, preparation of  transactions, registration to own financial management. Its focus consolidated reports.
Preventing Ebola Virus - NADEL The #Preventing the Spread of the Ebola Virus in Senegal and Guinea-Bissau: Ensuring high-risk border regions are prepared to prevent, promptly detect and control the spread of disease# project is implemented by Oxfam in Senegal and Guinea Bissau along with the following project counterparts: the Associaçao Nacional para o Desenvolvimento Local Urbano (NADEL) in Guinea Bissau, Solidarité Action et Developpement (SADEV) and La Lumiére in Senegal. The project takes place in the Dakar, Tambacounda, Kolda and Kedougou regionsof Senegal and in the Tombali and Bijagos Island Regions of Guinea-Bissau and its main goal is to contribute to reducing the risk of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in Senegal and Guinea Bissau by undertaking social mobilization alongside the national governments# efforts. The project intends to target communities along the Senegal and Guinea Bissau borders with Guinea Conakry that are confronted with health, water and sanitation challenges as well as communities in densely populated cities and town. Medical practitioners at community levels and community health workers will also be targeted as key agents of change. Overall this project will reach 30,000 direct beneficiaries and 164,000 indirect beneficiaries with services including: hygiene kit distributions to vulnerable families; social mobilizations; information and education campaigns; trainings of community field workers, women#s groups and health facilities; training families in proper hygiene practices; stocking health facilities with preventive gear; strengthening community disease surveillance capacity; and rehabilitating wells to ensure access to clean water.

Oxfam is part of the consortium of INGOs and Government agencies implicated in the Ebola response. We work with the Consortium agencies to map our intervention areas and to avoid duplication of resources and also regularly participate in all Cluster Meetings (WASH and EFSVL) coordinated by OCHA for the EbolaCrisis. Oxfam has been running humanitarian and development programs in these project regions for over 7 years, concentrating primarily on food security, hygiene promotion and disease prevention. In Guinea-Bissau, we currently run a hygiene promotion program targeting cholera in the Tombali region, which we started in 2013, and a chlorine dispenser project in the Bijagos Islands with our partners NADEL and ADEMA. Oxfam will continue to work on well rehabilitation and hygiene promotion in these communities. In Senegal, we currently run: a sustainable flood risk management programme in the slums of Dakar; a WASH initiative in Kolda Region, which is an extension to our response to the 2012 food crisis in the region; a food security program in Kedougou, which includes hygiene and sanitation work; and a community-based microfinance program called Saving for Change as well as a rural resilience project with women groups in Tambacounda and Kolda.
Safety net support-CED The project will focus on vulnerable pastoralists and IDPs in Afgoye and Dhusamareb district with unconditional cash transfers to affected households (900 women headed and 600 male headed extremely vulnerable). The two areas were identified as key areas of concern based on assessments undertaken by FSNAU and internal Oxfam rapid assessment which revealed a high level of vulnerability as a result of serious to critical malnutrition rates, constrained pasture and water access for livestock, reduced access to income and food, high morbidity levels and heightened cross movement of people due to conflict and poor access to pasture and water. The project will prevent further deterioration of the humanitarian situation by addressing immediate food access and safety nets in the target communities during the lean period and avoid use of negative coping strategies like sale of assets; reduction in size and number of meals; relying on gifts and occasionally consuming weak animals.
SLHAP-Vietnam Ha Tinh Centre for Community Development (HCCD) is a Vietnamese NGO taking leadership in this pilot with support of Oxfam. HCCD understands and strategic nature of the project and successfully engages and creates energy and interest with the various stakeholders (VNRC, Fatherland Front, Women Union), and taking lead in parts of the project).
The Project engages various actors for their expertise but invites them to co-create and develop ways of collaborations for the benefit of Disaster Management capacity at community, district and provincial level. Taking actors beyond their silo#s and taking recently defined policy to a practical level.
Protecting Property Rights Since the earliest days of Sudan#s civil war (1983-2005), it was apparent that if peace were ever achieved, the land question wouldsurface as a major point of contention. South Sudan experienced large amounts of both investment- and conflict-induced displacementover the course of the 22-year war. The mass movement of people and their subsequent return to their home areas has given rise to numerous overlapping land claims. Land disputes are also arising as a result of urban development and rising land values, which are putting new pressures on a land administration system that was not equipped to manage demand on this scale. The Property Rights in Transition project (PPRT) will target two types of land disputes: land disputes related to investment and development projects and land disputes involving at-risk populations.
Women Leadership Election in 2016 Background: Over the past five years, a range of agencies # mostly government bodies, the media and international development partners- have done numerous studies and interventions to enhance WPL, however, gaps still exist in tackling such an issue. Some of the examples include 1) limited understanding of what factors help challenge gender stereotypes to design effective interventions to tackle these issues, despite the fact that gender stereotypes have been identified as major barriers for the participation of WPL; 2) existing projects/interventions are not fully addressing gender stereotypes on women political leadership to shift the power imbalance; 3) media content has been found to reinforce gender stereotypes rather than challenging them; 4) limited co-operation or joint campaigns between the aforementioned stakeholders to shift public attitudes and perceptions on WPL; 5) insignificant role and limited participation of CSOs in promoting WPL.

The 2016 election is a critical momentum for strengthening multiple partnerships among government bodies, CSOs and media outlets aiming to change public perceptions and to influence policies on WPL.

This is a One Oxfam coordinated and joint effort to strengthen our influencing capacity in the area of gender equality and women empowerment. Through in depth research and collection of cases and stories, Oxfam will have strong evidences to build a significant advocacy and campaign programme over coming years. This project will further contribute to governance, economic leadership, and humanitarian programme. Oxfam will document the lessons learned and share broadly to provide better understanding of current WPL#s practices and gaps in the region.

Objectives: The project aims to promote involvement of governments, media, CSOs and public in addressing gender stereotypes on WPL, in order to contribute to the advancement of gender justice in Viet Nam.

Expected results:
- 300 female and male policy makers will have improved understanding of WPL and gender stereotypes relating to WPL.
- 100 journalists and 5 media agencies have active participation in challenging gender stereotypes on women political leaderships
- 20 CSOs/networks and mass organizations actively participate in promoting WPL to create social movements supporting to WPL.
- 1500 women and men commit to supporting WPL.

The budget (199,680 EUR) for the project has been committed from 9/2014 to 12/2015 by TFSN
Partners: NCFAW (National Committee for the Advancement of Women in Vietnam), CSAGA (Center for Studies and Applied Sciences in Gender - Family - Women and Adolescents) and CGFED (Research Centre for Gend+er, Family and Environment in Development)
GROW: Chasing the headless chicken This project, called "chasing the headless chicken" is a continuation of the previous project "Go slow, let's GROW". The project focuses on the EC Members States misconduct of dumping European products, especially poultry, on the African market, even though theEC has the joint responsibility for sustainable production that has less or no negative impact on the environment. The way in whichthe international food chain is currently organized is harmful to African countries and African producers.

The best example to illustrate this is the dumping of chicken. Countries such as Ghana and Cameroon have many local small-scale poultry farmers that provide local communities with eggs and meat. These farmers cant compete with the widely European chickens that get dumped at very low prices on their markets.

This is an awareness and lobby project. Activities are mainly public meetings in Ghana and The Netherlands. There ill be a documentary about the famers in Ghana as well.