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Improve quality of ethnic women's lives Although the main project objective remains unchanged - to improve the quality of life of ethnic village women and their families in Bokeo province # methodology and outreach have been adjusted and new activities included. Another relevant change in thisnew phaseis related to registration process. In April 2009 the Lao government has passed of a new decree establishing non profit associations (NPAs) and few months later CAMKID is approved as an independent association in Bokeo. Although formally speaking CAMKID no longerneeds to work under responsibility of an umbrella organisation, still requires quite a substantial support in their capacity building process, in order to reach maturity and independency as the only grassroots organisation targeting the most marginalised ethnicalgroups in Northern Laos.

By June 2014 CAMKID plan to achieve the following outcomes divided in three sub projects, having 1071 menand 1088 women as project participants and impacting directly 5247 people from which 2580 arewomen of 3 different ethnic groups: Khmu, Hmong and Lamet.
Oxfam Intermon - Response in Bria, CAR The Haute Kotto knows regularly attacks by armed groups against the populations. This chronic crisis in Central African Republic isat the origin of many displacements, kidnappings and deaths. OXFAM has already worked in the emergency response (WaSH, EFSL and Protection) in Bria following the attacks by armed groups against the populations  also occurred in November 2016, financed by CHAF andHF. After a relative improvement, where IDP's returned to their original neighbourhoods, the humanitarian situation deteriorated again as a result of clashes between these armed groups (Anti balaka # AB and FPRC - Patriotic Force for the Renaissance of the Central African Republic) form 8 May 2017, in the city of Alindao and Bangassou and after in Bria (17 May 2017). The consequence is the displacement of nearly 40,000 people on the 6 sites in Bria (Catholic Mission, Bornou 1 and 2 Hospital, Eblise centre and PK3). The affected people are obliged to live in IDP sites in very challenging conditions (no access to safewater, no shelters, very bad hygieneconditions and very dangerous situation in term of security). PK3, for instance, was a site arranged for 2.088 and at this moment 38.439 IDP are present. Multi sector assessments are ongoing.
In the current context, very basic humanitarian response has been putting in place to address the vital needs of displaced populations (OXFAM, COOPI, IMC and MSF). The different medical actors (IMC and MSF) present do not have enough contingency to respond to the magnitude of theemergency and it is imperative to be able to cover basic needs in terms of access to water hygiene and sanitation. The populations affected by this crisis moved to sites in fear of fighting between the various armed groups. These massive displacements arecarried out in precipitation. Populations are highly exposed to water-borne diseases today, as they fetch water from superficial sources. Emergency sanitary infrastructures on site are insufficient and open defecation is mainly practiced (creating sanitary and protection risks). Up to date Oxfam has been providing 40m3 of chlorinated water per day with water trucking, which is totally insufficient.  The markets are totally inactive (the majority of the population are on the sites). At the local level, the authorities were already fragile or even absent at different levels due to the chronicity of the crisis and the remoteness of the capital Bangui and its administration. Government response capacity is totally non-existent. OXFAM is the only expert organization in the field of WaSH and Protection on the proposed areas of intervention and is working in straight collaboration with COOPI #Cooperazione Internazionale (Camp Manager). OXFAM has a logistic, human capacity and an expertise in this field enablingit to be rapidly operational.
The activities financed by CATFUND will enable to:
1. Supply of drinking water through water trucking (80m3/day);
2. Establishment of excreta collection facilities in the 6 sites (100), segregated by sexand age (children);
3. Installation of shower on different 6 sites (100);
4. Hygiene promotion.
National Peasant Coalition of Pakistan Extension of National Peasant Coalition of Pakistan (NPCP - III)
Background: National Peasants Coalition of Pakistan (NPCP) is an initiative of SCOPE, transformed into an Oxfam-Novib supported project during 2011. It is aiming at forming a national level coalition of peasants# and small farmers' organizations that are demanding for the fair land and agrarian reforms in the country. In the endof December 2011, a formal set up of NPCP was set up with a formalized governance structure, secretariat, advisory board and a 3 years strategic plan to revitalize land and agrarian reforms struggle from this national platform.
Oxfam Novib (ONL) supported first phase of NPCP-PKS project, through a grant number PAK -506281-0008127, covering period of Jan-Dec. 2011,to push the agenda of agrarian reforms in the country through organizing peasants organizations in an alliance. And at the end of first phase; the second phase was approved from July 12 to Aug 13, under project number A-02421-02-506281. This continuationphase was dedicated to capacity building of NPCP members, media mobilization on land reforms, district level organization and advocacy for land reforms with political parties, media and other stakeholders, information dissemination and organizing regional experience sharing workshop in which regional grassroots land right activists, parliamentarians, media and other stakeholders participated. The project period was filled with intense activities and was able to gain a momentum among land right advocacy in Pakistan.
 Aims <(>&<)> Objectives: This year under the NPCP project Oxfam Novib <(>&<)> Scope aims to (i) commission research and analysis regarding land and agrarian reforms, to right tofood, linkages between climate variation and impact on small farmers and their food  security (ii) pave way for Government institutionalized process for land and agrarian reforms, (iii) link the NPCP with other similar movements within national and regional level, (iv) engage state and government authorities for agrarian and land reforms, also including campaigning and supporting for improvements in tenancy acts at provincial levels, and (v) struggle towards distribution/ redistribution of feudal held land by the state among the landless peasants (vi) Consolidate and raise voices for Right to Food
Major outcomes of NPCP for this year would be:

- Institutional development and strengthening of NPCP and shaping it as greater national alliance of stakeholders organizations around NPCP, who are solely or partially involved on land rights issues, and

- Work to initiate national / provincial level processes to formformal national/ provincial policy in favor of land reforms / land use / land governance
CRAFT HQ The Capacity for Research and Advocacy for Fair Taxation (CRAFT) in Nigeria is a part of a worldwide project that was implemented in 2012 as a component of the NEITI project. It is aimed at consolidating the outcomes achieved in 2012 and establish tax structure in the informal sector.
The CRAFT project has been developed through collaboration between Oxfam Novib and partners with a view to achieve accountable, fair and pro-poor tax systems. Within this project the partners (in particular in Nigeria, Mali, Senegal, Ghana, Egypt and Bangladesh) are trained to improve their research and advocacy skills and they meet each other twice a year during strategy meetings. So far the project has accumulated a vast amount of research and policy documents and has supported public and private policy work. More information about the project can be found on: www.maketaxfair.net
Safety First inception phase The project covers the incentiion phase of the Safety First program in Somalia.
The program will build the capacity of and accompany civil society to constructively engage the security sector, national governments and the international community and hold them accoutable for comprehensive Security Sector Reform (SSR).
Community-Led Natural Resource Mgmt Intergrated livelihoods project - natural resource management.
The Project goal is to enhance the livelihoods and improve resilience of the pastoral and agro-pastoral populations in Togdheer and Waqoyi Galbeed regions of Somali land

Specific objective is to actively engage communities in Togdheer and Waqoyi Galbeed regions in environmental /natural resource management initiatives for sustainable livelihoods and improved resilience
MoU OGB Philippines Climate Investments The Philippines is a country where 17 million people live below the poverty line. It has persistent high levels of inequality and vulnerability. Further, it is one of the most highly at-risk countries from disasters, with pockets of fragility that threaten its stability and development. However, the Philippines is also classified as a lower middle-income country. The country#s recent macro-economic performance has been strong, and the government has made clear commitments with respect to poverty reduction. While these developments are positive, inequality is growing and poverty remains persistent.  Oxfam has been working in the country for over 25 years. In the Philippines, our goal is to contribute to the eradication of poverty by supporting women and other vulnerable groups in saving lives and building livelihoods, enhancing their resilience to crises, shocks and stresses, and making their voices heard to hold duty-bearers accountable. This project involves a research assignment to provide two case studies describing climate change impacts, local adaptation planning processes and the availability of funding to implement these plans for two different locations in the Philippines. These case studies will feed into an Oxfam Philippines briefing paper thatdescribes the extent to which local planning processes and international climate finance open up or limit climate change adaptation options for people in the Philippines. This in turn, is part of a larger programme implemented in different countries across the world and feeds into Oxfam#s local, national andinternational climate change advocacy.
Audit Citoyen (Citizen audit) This project is building on the results and lessons learnt of the project "Tax, Budget and Citizen Participation" launched by FTDESand supported by Oxfam which provided associations of 4 regions (Gafsa, Kasserine, Monastir, Siliana) with legal knowledgein the process of regional development as well as theoretical knowledge consolidated by field work on Citizen project audit techniques.

Thisproject #Citizen Audit# will focus on three regions and will implement a monitoring and evaluation approach inthe development projects of participant associations in order to assess their continued justification through monthly meetings and field activities (datacollection, advocacy#). The project aims to create networking opportunities through a regional coordination body dedicated to regional development, enable participant associations to work within a reasonable time frame on development projects in order to create change in their fields of action and to implement project control techniques and citizen audit as common practice within Tunisian associations.
Akilizetho-ADS-Active Citizenship Akilizetho is promoting organizational sustainable development and good governance through providing technical assistance, training, advice to rural communities, women and men, in partnership with civil society, private sector and government. Main objectives of Akilizetho are :1. to strengthen organizational capacity of Community Based Organizations; 2. to facilitate women participation in decision making processes at all level; 3. To improve communication flow between the different actors involved in development.
This project is funded by SIDA  and  its aims is to support capacity building and empowerment of communities particularly women. The Project is in line with AKILIZETHO Strategy 2013-2017.
Oxfam support to AKILIZETHO is alined with its mission of strengthening Civil Society Organizations in Mozambique
Accès a l#information et transparence du Transparency Morocco proposed a   project  that aim promotion of  fiscal transparency   and the right of access to information in the tax system, the main objectives are :
- To detect failures in the preparation of budgets
- To facilitate the access ofcitizens topublic information and procedures while reabsorbing the deficit of trust between citizens and the tax system
- To have a common repository for budgetary transparency and fiscal equity and raise awareness of the benefits of transparent budgets.
CARITAS Community Resilience strengtheng CARITAS will be responsible for mobilizing and training of local civil society organizations on climate change adaptation, gender and DRR in the project area as well as piloting the models for use of integrated scientific and indigenous meteorological knowledge for improved decision making by farmers and government authorities.
Oxfam Brazil Instit. support 2013-14 The project covers the inter-institutional agreement between Oxfam Novib and Oxfam OXFAM - GB Brasil for the period 01.09.2013  31.08.2014.  This is in line with the proposal that has been received on 10th of July 2013.

According agreement via protocol between OGB, Intermón and Oxfam Novib, Oxfam Novib agreed for funding for the OI office (concentrating on Economic Justice) for the period2012-2015 with an annual amount of Euro 150.000. The Operational Plan 2012-2015 for OI Brasil has been approved by the PGG first semester of 2012.
Humanitarian assistance resilience Adkou Providing humanitarian assistance and building the resilience of pastoralist and agropastoralist communities in Niger
Main objective: To provide humanitarian assistance and strengthen resilience of the most vulnerable communities affected by food crisesand recurrent floods
Objective 1: Integrating community warning systems in the national early warning system and make it functional and durable
Objective 2: Establishing social safety nets to improve food security and nutritional status of householdschronically vulnerable
Objective 3: Strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable agropastoral communities through the implementation of community projects
Objective 4: Improving access to drinking water to communities
Objective 5: Reducing the risk of malnutrition in the areas of interventionthrough the dissemination of messages on hygiene and malnutrition, screening and referral of malnourished
Save Water - Secure Future Laos Upscaling Oxfam's work on Water Governance & Management of the Mekong in Laos. This includes development of value proposition of Oxfam on Water governance, building strategic partnerships, linking and learning and documenting Oxfam's track record in this field.
Promoting Ecological Use of Water Project: Promoting Ecological Use of Water

Description: The project has been designed in follow up of ONL emergent water program. Water resource management has been an area of focus for RDF, hence ONL partnered with it to jointly work for addressing the problem of water scarcity of the target District.
Through this project RDF <(>&<)> Oxfam Novib aim to contribute to water use efficiency forpoverty alleviation in rural areas of district Jamshoro district in Sindh, Pakistan. More specifically the project objective is to (i) promote ecological use of water resources through conservation and management measures in rural areas of district Jamshoro, and (ii) Promote participatory water resource planning and management through capacity building and linkage building of marginalized andvulnerable communities with water management departments and policy influence forums. The project is intended to produce the below results;
# Women and men in target communities adopt water-efficient agriculture practices
# Ecological use of water resources is promoted in the area
# Women are able to maintain kitchen gardens effectively and cultivate produce for more nutritious diet
# Target communities manage water resources equitably and efficiently
# Vulnerable poor, including women, have improved their capacities  to advocate on just water distribution in Jamshoro district
A total 1000 vulnerable families of district Jamshoro will directly benefitfrom the project interventions.
OBS - Livelihoods  (2014 - 2015) Oxfam Belgium have been implementing several livelihood programs in  Northern Mozambique. On JCAS, OSB is the lead on AIM one (specially farmers movement and right to access resource). Their also part of the GROW campaign, focused on land grabbing. With their large experience, it is expected that this project creates impact on beneficiaries, improving their productivity and income.

For Now OBS will implement a livelihood program in 8 districts of Nampula and Cabo Delgado province, to ensure local communities accessing land, increase productivity, and conflict resolution on land issues. Members of the communities will be trained on production technics, legislation and advocacy.
CCMSofala -Building Community Resilience CCM - Christian Council of Mozambique is an ecumenical organization and humanitarian, founded by Protestant Churches and the Evangelical Missionary Association in 1948, with the purpose of developing the ecumenical movement within Protestantism as a result of a more effective coordination of the work of different churches and the need to give voice to those who had no voice in the colonial period, during which the Protestant churches were marginalized, giving it greater privilege to Catholics, it did CCMarise. At country level, the CCM brings together 24 churches and two Associations. This organization has the main office in Maputo and a representation in each of the ten provinces of Mozambique. The CCM has a long history of activism for peace and harmony among Mozambicans, particularly during and after the comprehensive peace agreement, signed in 1994, helping the most disadvantaged, and gives voice to those who govern pay attention to your needs. Advocacy and lobbying for social justice, etc.
The Christian Council of Mozambique - Sofala,is one of ten provincial delegations and works in Sofala Province since 1988, bringing 16 churches and a Bible Society.
CCM - Sofala, has its own assets and extensive experience in the implementation of various projects and programs, from emergency relief effortsin the valleys of the Zambezi, Save, Buzi and Púngue in 2000 and 2001. Community development, nonprofit level of Sofala Province purposes.
The main objective of the project is to contribute to the responsein humanitarian assistance and protection of the population affected by disasters in Mozambique, strengthening the technical capabilities of CCM staff in humanitarian action and community resilience through the actions to reduce risks from disasters.
Inequality Campaign Nigeria-Even It Up The objective of this campaign project is to raise awareness on the issues of inequality in Nigeria with focus on explaining the disparities in income, gender, sociopolitical inequalities etc. in the Nigerian economy using data visualization techniques and onlineengagement patterns to intersect civic engagement and institutional response.

This project focuses on raising  national campaign (both digital and offline) tools to create awareness on the rising scale of inequality in Nigeria. The campaign will juxtapose the opulence in the Nigerian society with the extreme poverty within the society #A TALE OF TWO COUNTRIES: Even IT UP# and use logic and moral appeal to ensure a conversation. This will include the use of photography, infographics, digital media and offline campaign to show the extremes (wealth and poverty) within the country.

The relevance of this project is to present a working communication model that enhances the work of Oxfam reach out to Nigerians of diverse literacy class and income status on issues of inequality in Nigeria. These include audit of technology platforms (traditional and new media) on how they reach their beneficiaries in a more interactive way, social media engagement that ensures viral messages and loop-in discussions with public officers, effective use of traditional media and also continuous use  of data to track impact.
Gender & Remittances Campaign Ghana The total amount of remittances is much higher than the total amount of all official development aid worldwide. The flow of remittances tends as well to be more stable than other capital flows (Adams 2009, Giuliano & Ruiz-Arranz 2008, Moyo 2010,World Bank). But it is no clear whether the individual remittances actually make a difference. Oxfam Novib is working with organized communities and is interested in the potential for community remittance and its impact on development of the South and what the relation is between gender  and Remittances.This year through this project, Afro-Euro will lobby/do campaigning and discuss the gender roles with the communities and other actors, to be aware about the gender justice aspects and what has been realized and has to be done in the near future when it come on the role of men and women sending or doing investment from their remittances.

Therefore,The main objective of this project on Gender & Remittances campaign for Ghana is to formulate recommendation and capacity building materials on the genderdimensions of remittance. This recommendation is for all the stakeholders that are dealing with remittances, especially the Diaspora in The Netherlands and in Europe.  It is important to have identified the role of gender in remittance; in policy, programming andprojects that seek to harness the development potential of remittances.
In order to achieve this objective, Afro-Euro has set theseshort-term and long-term objectives.
Short-term:
	The contribution of Ghanaian to the development of their countries and their communities of origin on a gender justice based
	To clarify on the impact of the remittances on their status within the family and community
	To discover how remittance is affecting gender roles, power relations and decision making processes in households and communities of origin.
	capacity building materials on the gender dimensions of remittance for Ghana
Long-term:
Through this campaigningproject, Afro-Euro hopes to create increased knowledge and understanding the gender related issues within the remittances topic.
Building Resilient Communities (DRR) In the last 12 years, Pakistan faced the worst disaster events of its history; worst earthquake (2005), biggest internal displacement, worst floods (2010) and flash floods in 2012. Consecutive floods since 2010 have so far affected more than 40 million people. ONL and its partners have learned through their past projects on DRR that the dimensions of vulnerability run common across the flood and drought prone communities in Pakistan: weak housing structures constructed without safety measure; rural livelihood patterns (agriculture and livestock) overly exposed to hydro-metrological phenomenon. Despite the efforts, ironically, reactive approaches and looking at disasters from 'emergency management' perspective are still preferred over 'disaster risk reduction' measure and mainstreaming of DRR into mainstream governance and development is least preferred. The role of civil society organizations-CSOs are largely absent from incumbent policies and institutional arrangements for disaster management and limited interventions of DRR.Oxfam successfully implemented a flood mitigation project between March 2014 and May 2015 designed to increase disaster resilience of vulnerable communities by raising awareness and increasing preparedness and response capacities in Pakistan. The project focused on flood mitigation and community resilience building. It was implemented by three civil society partners across 86 villages in Sindh, Punjab and Khyber PukhtunKhwa  provinces and was co-funded by Oxfam Australia.