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Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda In December 2013, fighting broke out in Juba in Central Equatoria and spread to other State in South Sudan, with intense fighting in Jonglei, Unity and Upper Nile States. Since 16 December, approximately 67,589 South Sudanese refugees have arrived in theborder region of Arua, Adjumani and Kiryandongo in Northern Uganda.  A large majority of the refugees are located in Adjumani (currently 78,435 refugees); and others are located in Arua and Kiryandongo, respectively

Refugees who have been resettled areliving in precariousconditions with limited access to safe water, and sanitation facilities, which increase their vulnerability. There are limited household latrines or bathing shelters in the settlement camps because refugees are settled into an area where they need to start many things from scratch, and most of the time they give priority to constructing a shelter.  With little or no cash to purchase shelter construction poles in the local market, refugees have resorted to cutting wood from their surrounding area. Wood is also used as cooking fuel and a source of light in their homes. These activities have translated into very visible reduction in vegetation cover and trees in the areas hosting the refugee population.
University College of Applied Sciences UCAS has a strong focus on ICT within its vocational and non-vocational training institute and has developed a number of innovativeprojects through its focus on supporting this sector.  UCAS will contribute to achievement of Output 2 and 4 through its support toboth vocational and non-vocational students enrolled in ICT sector, through supporting an entrepreneurial culture within its institute and through providing skills training for students to support their integration into the working environment.
UCAS will contribute toward towards expanding the use of modern technology and applied learning in the targeted sectors as well as providing linkages to international quality certificates.
Development Watch Programme The Development Watch program works to promote a human rights approach to development by conducting monitoring, research and advocacy.  Development Watch conducts analysis and evidence-based advocacy on policies and activities related to aid, trade and investmentthat have adverse impacts on human rights and the environment in an effort to hold responsible actors accountable. The cases are selected for the intervention includes Boeung Kak Lake Development, Railways Rehabilitation Project, Industrial Sugarcane Production, Phnom Penh Airport Expansion, Lower Sesan 2 Dam and rubber plantations.
Climate Justice Project  -PACJA PACJA aims at unifying and coordinating isolated civil society efforts on climate change advocacy in Africa, so as to ensure that pro-poor and people-centred response measures are given attention as governments in Africa seek to mainstream climate changeinto national poverty reduction and sustainable development strategies and actions.

This objectives will be achieved through;
Sufficiently improved capacity and efficiency in the attainment of the mission, vision and objectives of the organization; Pro-poor climate changeresponse policies and strategies taken on board at National and Regional levels; Equitable, people-centred and ambitious international climate policies/strategies responsive to African realities and concerns realised; Enhanced and positive media coverage of Africa climate change issues attained.

This will be first time that Oxfam Novib is engaging with PACJA although PACJA has been a long term partner under the Economic Justice Pillar of the Oxfam Pan Africa Programme.
AIC - Migrant crisis Greece This joint advocacy project aimes at a systemic change in Greece to ensure the rights of refugees and migrants are protected. To achieve this aim, Oxfam will enable and support an extended research-based strategic plan in partnership with Amnesty International Greece. There will be a special focus on the refugee and migrant reception and transit spots, which includes the Aegean islands and the Greek land borders with Macedonia and Turkey. The project will follow and integrated approach; the advocacy workwill be supported by sufficient research, campaigning, lobbying of decision makers and their advisors, engaging with opinion formers such as politicians and influential stakeholders and a clear and timely communication plan aligned with the advocacy strategy.
Capacity Building of Partners Naz Male Health Alliance (NMHA) is the first ever non-governmental technical support agency in Pakistan that exists to improve the sexual health, welfare and human rights for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community in Pakistan. It does this by advocating for sexual, welfare and human rights, developing policies on these issues and provides technical, financial and institutional support to LGBT networks, groups and organisations across Pakistan.

Oxfam Novib (ON) is one of 17 affiliates of the Oxfam confederation, who together work with local partners in 94 countries including Pakistan. ON is a world-wide development organisation that mobilizes the power of people against poverty. Around the globe, we work to find practical, innovative ways for people to lift themselves out of poverty and thrive
MoU Oxfam France COP Funds It is part of the SEEDS GROW PROGRAMME.
This funding will be used to fund international focused campaign mobilization and stunts during COP 21 held in Paris at the beginning of December 2015. Within Oxfam#s Grow campaign there will be a continued focus on Food and Climate Justice in 2015 with BtB integrated as part of that and as part of GROW for the past 3 years. With the COP21 in Paris in December 2015, a focus on international climate negotiations towards a global climate deal is an overarching priority for Oxfam.
Danone will be specifically targeted by a #resilience spike# in 2015 as it has poor scores on both climate and farmers. In addition, as the only French top 10 Food and Beverage Companies and with the 2015 COP in Paris, it has a role to play in raising the voice for strong climate change policy at the global level and must ensure that its own supply chains are also responding to a changing climate by reducing its emissions and supporting farmers in their effort to be more resilient.
Though Oxfam France has not been engaged / promoting the BtB campaign so far, though its main public facing campaign will be on Climate Change (mostly through a fossil fuels / coal lens) throughout 2015, it has agreed for the BtB 2015 spike to target Danone specifically provided a number of conditions are met, so as to ensure that risks for OF are managed, especially in terms of consistency of public positioning, public messaging, and OF's own campaign plans in 2015 (Fossil fuels, COP21).
This document is meant to outline the parameters by which the Behind the Brandsteam will work with Oxfam France on its Resilience Spike.
Follow up on film event This Terms of Reference is part of Oxfam Novib#s Future start Now budget # for gender justice in economic development. We have beensupporting DOKLAO/PADETC since March 2015 with the aim of promoting Gender Equality through media sectors like the screening of theWomen in leadership role movies to school in 7 provinces.

Until July 2015, OXFAM and DOKLAO media center discussed on the possibility to produce the movie to promote gender equality which the main OBJECTIVESare:

# To facilitate and encourage the audience to develop a deeper understand life situations of marginalized young people (from ethnic and Lao Loum groups)
# To raise a more profound awareness to viewers from key themes such as respect, compassion and general kindness in regards to gender inequality, gender identity/orientation, cultural, economic and social differences through a romantic drama film.
# To show impacts and effects of abuse, discrimination, victimization, misjudgements and misconception to individuals and communities.

Therefore, after producing the movie, wealso aim to promote our movie at Luangprabang Film Festival (LPFF) which will held on 05-09 December 2015, Luangprabang 2015,

The main goal of this supporting will be focused on the expenses of this event to make sure that LPFF accept our movie to screen on the big venue.
Partner support in finances Partners will be supported with their audits and financial reports to Oxfam and to external donors in furtur projects.
Oxfam France EU Banks CBCR report Oxfam is analysing the public disclosures of 20 large EU banks about the size of their activities, profits and taxes per country worldwide. We want to show that these data are useful to identify potentially aggressive tax practices, to assess which banksare apparently paying their fair share of taxes in developing countries (and EU countries), and to ask better and more targeted questions to companies about their tax behaviour. By demonstrating that these public country-by-country data are useful and that civil society organizations are able the data in a proper way, we want to reinforce the case for extending public disclosure requirements to large multinationals in all sectors. This will help Oxfam country offices and partner organizations in developing countries to hold foreignmultinationals and their own governments to account with regard to corporate tax practices. Ultimately, this will contribute to increasing the budget available for essential public services, such as health care and education.
Terre des Hommes IMVO facility 2016-17 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.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER "Strengthening pastoral  agro pastoral resilience#
The project is implemented by Oxfam Novib through its partner which is the Association for the Revitalization of Livestock breeding in Niger (AREN) to provide solutions to problems faced by vulnerable populationssubjected to food crisis due to a poor 2012 agro pastoral campaign. This project, funded by the Belgian government through Oxfam, aims to restore and protect the livelihoods of vulnerable pastoral and agro pastoral  households in the regions ofMaradi (in the municipalities of Bermo and Gadabédji) and Zinder (in municipalities Gouré and Tanout).
To achieve its main objective, the project will target as 43,880 people (men and women) who represent 5.485 households pastoral and agro pastoral amongwhich at least 35% receive emergency assistance during the lean season.
The expected results are:
1. Access to sources of income for basic needs, including food,vulnerable and very vulnerable households and access to water for pastoralist communitieshas improved

2. Instruments for crisis preparedness and disaster are operational

3. The beneficiary communities involved in management and control of shared natural resources.

4. Women's access to highly vulnerable households to economic opportunities is reinforced.
Eat Greener: sustainable consumption Oxfam works on raising awareness among consumers in Lao PDR, ASEAN countries and Europe, strengthening sustainable value chains to offer green products, while supporting Lao authorities to favour consumers# awareness, to put in place quality and efficient green certifications, an enabling environment for green value chain actors and a better environmental awareness at policy level.
Improving Human Security in Communities This project uses a holistic approach to tackle the key factors driving insecurity for poor and vulnerable pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities in 6 districts of Somali region, Ethiopia, and 10 locations in the Galbeed and Togdheer areas of the Somalilandregion of Somalia. Oxfam is working in these fragile areas, recognizing the imperative of supporting reconstruction and decrease destabilizing factors due to the volatile political dynamics inherent in the region and the frequent crisis of drought. Will be working with over 278,968 direct beneficiaries in the two countries: 118,668 in Ethiopia and 160,300 in Somaliland (over 50% of the targetpopulation to be women).

This project is laying the foundations for building resilient communities and improving the human security of pastoralists along the Ethiopia-Somaliland border by using a holistic approach to tackle the integrated causes of conflict. This project will contribute to this goal by aiming to achieve the following outcomes:
1. Strengthened drought management by cross border pastoralist and agro-pastoralists
2. Enhanced pastoralist and agro-pastoralist livelihood methods, particularly for women and youth
3. Civil society, including groups of women, youth and men, have increased capacity to participate in (community and district levels) and influence (national level) forums and processes
4. Peace building functions of community institutions are strengthened or built
5. Ethiopia government and Somaliland administration have improvedcapacity to deal with policy issues affecting cross border pastoralists and agro-pastoralists
6. Regional organizations have improved knowledge, understanding and technical capacity on policy issues affecting cross border pastoralists and agro-pastoralists
Oxfam Novib Mali The most important success factors of the current phase in Mali have been: the use of Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) to engage, increase awareness of, and facilitate young peoples access to accurate information on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH); and the involvement of youth in all the aspects of the projects implementation and peer education. ICT and youth partnershipwill continue to be a strong feature of a proposed fourth year of MRMV in Mali. The project will retain its existing objective: to empower Malian children and youth to protect and claim their rights to health and education and become active citizens. As well as seeking to increase education quality, the project will continue to address some of the socio-cultural constraints which prevent children and youth  especially girls  from completing school, namely early marriage, a lack of knowledge and empowerment around SRH, and pregnancy. The projects outcomes will also be retained whilst improving its strategies. The project has achieved a number of successes after a very complex start which was delayed and affected by the coup détat and security issues in the north of the country.In 2011, the project aimed to reach 111,172 young people and allies, but this was reduced due to the projects reduction in size. With a potential fourth year, this target is once again the ambition of the MRMV project team in Mali.
Key Partners:
EFA Coalition, ASDAP, Walé, FAWE-Mali, AMPPF, Projet Jeunes, One World UK and Butterfly work. Oxfam will explore a partnership with the Youth Association for Active Citizenship and Democracy (AJCAD), a new youth-led organization founded by ex-MRMV Youth Advisory Board members in Mali. It will also continue informal partnerships with the Youth National Council and Childrens Parliament.
Country Office 506575 Stichting Oxfam No This Project will be used to fund activities that will be developed in MEAL- Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning  component to all the Country office. Namely: planning meetings, Coordination and internal reflection with the team, trainingvisits topartners project and annual meetings of reflection with partners. These actions has the aim of ensuring a better formance of partners and better planning and reporting at the country level as well as better use of internal systems for MEAL.
Save Water - Secure Future Pakistan Upscaling Oxfam's work on Water Governance & Management of the Indus in Pakistan. This includes development of value proposition ofOxfam on Water governance, building strategic partnerships, linking and learning and documenting Oxfam's track record in this fiel
Citizen-lead community development PADETC is responsible for the coordination and delivery for result 2: Dialogue, mutual learning and joint micro-project implementation builds trust and ongoing cooperation between communities, NSAs and Local Authorities in addressing locally determined needs. PADETC is also responsible for the overall management of the small grants for the micro-projects having set up a Small Grant Facility in 2012 to support emergent NSAs. The management of the small grants under this action will be done directly by PADETC during phase 1and indirectly through MHP in Phase 1 in Bokeo and through third parties in both Phase 1 and Phase 2. . Under result 1, PADETC willalso contribute significantly to the curriculum for Development Facilitators, and will develop and conduct 2 modules.
Prazedor 2013-15 - Eu tenho Direitos The project "Eu Tenho Direitos" (I have rights) is working in three municipalities (Huila, Quipungo, Matala) of the Huila Province with the following objectives:
- improving the interventions of institutions (governmental, political, religioius, union) on women'srights and gender equality
- reduce violence against women and abuse of women's rights in the three municipalities
Building on their good relationship with the provincial departments of the relevant ministries, Prazedor will use existing national and international laws and conventions to improve information on women's rights in order that the relevant institutions take up their responsibilities and improve work on women's  agenda. Local teams work in three municipalities to improve the aggravating situation of violence against women. Different participative methods and specific studies will be used to approach these issues at local level. Work with local and provincial authorities will secure proper handing of occuring cases.
Micha NL - Justice in Money Oxfam Novib  gives support to the projects of several social organizations, to join campaign "Make Tax Fair, for a fairer tax policies and extreme inequality in the world. Micha Netherlands is one of them and is meant to maximize the involvement of the Dutch citizens.

Michas activities are focused on social and ecological justice. Social and ecological justice are also two of the three priorities in the policy of Micha Netherlands for the last years.  The third priority is onTax Justice. Unfortunetly this pilar is currently underexposed within our activities, while many of the participants of Micha Netherlands work in countries where the effects of corruption and tax evasion are visible every day. Countries where their people are becoming every day victims of the financial morally reprehensible behavior of Western countries and multinationals. Specifically those aimed at churches and organizations is therefore of value to which it appeals to the target audience on a topic that is not or very little comes into contact. By developing specific material in the area of Tax Justice.

Micha Netherlands draws attention to the topic Tax Justice and the Dutch role in this. Micha Nederland wants to offer perspectives and  not to ignore more, but encourage them to take action themselves in order to make the tax and financial systems healthy and fair.
Ya'an Earthquake response The 7.0-magnitude earthquake jolted southwest China on 20 April 2013 with its epicenter 13 km deep at Longmen Township, Lushan County, Yaan Prefecture of Sichuan Province has caused 196 people died and around 13,000 people injured, over 200,000 collapsed and damaged houses and 2.3 million people from 19 prefectures were affected to different extent. Large number of houses and infrastructure was devastated. Its reported that a total of 729,341 displaced people are relocated.
The Chinese government paid very high attention to the quake. The State Council and the Sichuan Provincial Civil Affairs Bureau applied the highest level of quake response plan in national and provincial level on 20 April after the quake hit. In addition, large numbers of NGOs also crowded into the quake zonein acute emergency response phase. As a result, large quantities of relief materials were distributed for the affected populations by the government and the humanitarian agencies.
In Critical Life-Saving Phase, Oxfam launched an immediate humanitarian emergency response on 20 April 2013 from its Chengdu Office in Sichuan Province, with the first batch of relief supplies arriving the epicenter, on 21 April.
Due to the wet climate in the quake zone, Oxfam identified huge need on tarpaulin (photo on the left below) which canbe used for fending rains, storing stocks and setting up the temporary kitchen etc. Foldable beds (photo on the right below) and mosquito nets were also essential for the health of the displaced populations in the humid living environment. Thus, OHK applied for and received funding (USD264,615) from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF) from the Hong Kong SAR Government in addition to our internal funding sources.
After the critical life-saving phase, Humanitarian Programming Phase began in mid-May, paving the way for early recovery and longer term rehabilitation in the affected areas. Three projects on water supply, latrine construction, temporary medical services, and hygiene promotion have been completed in six resettlement areas /villages of Lushan County between May and September 2013. 4600 villagers were benefited.
OI Commitment Reducing Inequality Index The Commitment to Reducing Inequality Index (CRI)
Oxfam is producing for the first time an index ranking 154 country governments across the world on their Commitment to Reducing Inequality (CRI).  The focus of the index is on economic inequality, as is the focus of Oxfam's Even it Up campaign.  This is because the last thirty years have seen a rapid increase in economic inequality, or the gapbetween the richest and the rest.  In turn this has exacerbated existing inequalities, such as gender and race. It has led to greater political inequality, as the wealthy increase their influence. It has led to the declining influence of the majority and the undermining of democracies, stifling the voices of citizens.  It translates into greater social inequality and inequality of opportunityand outcomes, with gaps growing between the health and education of the rich and the rest, which in turn stifles social mobility.
The CRI, or Reducing Inequality Index measures government efforts in three areas: taxation, social spending and labour. These three areas have been picked because of large cross country evidence that strong progressive action by governments in taxation, spending and labour have played a key part in reducing the gap between rich and poor.  The product will be the first publication of a global Commitment to Reducing Inequality Index by Oxfam in April 2017.