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Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri The proposed intervention will be a follow-up to Oxfam ongoing Humanitarian Response in North East Nigeria and scale up of its scope to meet the increasing humanitarian needs in the region. The analysis of the current impact of the counter-insurgency revealed IDPs numbers increasing to approximately 2.1 Million persons in Maiduguri due to returnees from Cameroon and neighboring States. In addition, tens of thousands are also returning to their area of origin in Adamawa North where insurgency and counter insurgency as resulted in mass destruction of facilities, infrastructures, shelters and livelihood. In addressing the situation, Oxfam and its partners will intervene in Adamawa and Borno States in North Eastern Nigeria and will prioritize WASH and Food Security activities to prevent waterborne related diseases for IDPs and host families and mitigate the impact of food insecurity to save lives and build the resilience of host communities whose resources have been stretched by the crises. The WASH intervention will be a blanket coverage ensuring access to water, hygiene promotion and sanitation facilities. The intervention will employ immediate support for food and livelihoods through agriculture support for most vulnerable women to improve their coping capacity. Protection mainstreaming combined with advocacy will assist in ensuring the dignity and respect of human rights for the most vulnerable women, girls, boys and men and access to impartial and appropriate and gender responsive humanitarian assistance.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu Appui aux moyens de subsistance pour les ménages des moyens plateaux d#Uvira, victimes de conflit armé ; dans la province du Sud Kivu, R/D/Congo, grâce à la distribution des vivres et des articles ménagers essentiels d'ici Août 2014
Gaza Humanitarian Response This project supports two partners # Adalah and Al Mezan # to   promote accountability for the grave violations of human rights during the 51 day bombardment of Gaza. Respect for the right to life and dignity are some of the main drivers of this project includingits# demand for accountability. The project will document specific instances and submit them to the relevant Israeli oversight organs for investigation under established Israeli law.
Emergency WASH & EFSLresponse in Kachin The Project will ensure food security for 13,500 IDP#s in NGCA camps in Laiza through the provision of unconditional cash grants for 6 months. This area was specifically targeted due to access difficulties which inhibit the ability of WFP to deliver food.
Piloting custumized agro-climate forecas Poor women and men at risk of climate change hazards and disasters are informed and empowered to voice their concerns, needs and aspirations, as well as to make and negotiate appropriate decisions to protect their interests and livelihood. The project duration isfrom August 2013 to Mar 2016.  Total approved budget of threes year is US$231,000.

Approach
The project works to achieve three specific outcomes:
- Poor women and men, particularly ethnic minorities, have enhanced awareness and confidence to shape, claim and receive required information and services to adapt their crop calendar and farming system to consequences of climate change.
- Provincial department of agriculture and rural development (DARD) and hydro-met stations have strong capacity to collect and analyze biological and meteorological data for crop-weather simulation and the development of agro-climatic forecasts
- A farmers #customized agro-climate forecast and information system (between national and grass root levels) is institutionalized and presented in relevant workshops, networks for dissemination and advocacy.

Target Groups
Hai Phuc covers 3 villages: Ta Lang, Nam, and Van Van. It comprises 131 households (281 men and 291 women) . The large majority (94 households) belong to the Van Kieu ethnic group, while the others areKinh people.
Hai thanh covers 3 villages: Trung Don, Phuoc Dien and Kim Sanh. It comprises 525 households (1088 men and 1135 women). The entire population are Kinh people.

Expected changes
 - 80%people in two communes aware the role of using agro-climate forecast bulletin in their cultivation
- At least 70% communes in Dak Rong and Hai Lang district  receive the bulletins with new template
-Higher crop production and minimize the risk from disaster in the context of climate change
- The good documentation on model implementation and circulate to relevant government agencies in Quang Tri province
- Interest communes from other districts willing to buy the agro-climate forecast bulletin for their communes through the good impact evidences from piloted model
Climate smart Agriculture This Pilot Program is intended to develop agroforestry schemes in rural communities of Diendé, Bambaly and Sinthiou Malème in the region of Sédhiou and Tambacounda. It provides a framework for climate change adaptation and income generating revenues for vulnerable groups mainly composed at 80% by women. In addition to promote value chain development approach, the project is firmly anchored inthe partnership with decentralized technical state services and rural decision making bodies.
ZELA - Strength.monitoring Extr. Sector GOAL: Strengthening Civil Societys Capacity in Promoting Transparency and Accountability through the Publish What You Pay campaignand the Zimbabwe Mining Revenue Transparency Initiative (ZMRTI) in Zimbabwes Extractive sector
INTERVENTIONS:
Building the capacity of civil society organisations, the media and community activists to use various strategies to promote transparency and accountability. New members will also be recruited and more than 30 are targeted in 2014
Encouraging government and mining companies in Zimbabwe to join the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). This will be done during dialogue meetings and interactions with government and mining companies
Advocating for the implementation of the Zimbabwe Mining Revenue Transparency Initiative (ZMRTI). Government will be encouraged to continue implementing the ZMRTI.
Influencing ongoing and future legislative reform processes onmining such as the proposed Diamond Act, the Diamond Policy, the Minerals Policy, the Income Tax Bill, the proposed Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill and the Constitutional Reform process.
Intermon-CAR Joint Response III Oxfam is part of the Dutch Joint Humanitarian Response in the Central African Republic phase 3 (CAR JR 3); an emergency live savingprogram. Thanks to the previous grants (CAR JR 1 and 2), Oxfam has implemented between 2015 and 2017 an emergency project on early recovery in food security and livelihoods, protection and WASH to the benefit of the most vulnerable men and women affected by the conflict in Bria. In line with the priority sectors identified by the HNO through the Clusters, this action will ensure both continuity and complementarity with the previous projects.

On the one hand, it will respond to the emerging urgent needs of the population linked to the degradation of the context, and on the other hand, it will consolidate the achievements of the first two phases. This multi-sectoral and integrated response will aim at:
(i) protecting the population suffering insecurity and abuse, by promoting and strengthening the community protection mechanisms;
(ii) promoting access to basic services, specially safe and sustainable access to water, in order to reduce water-borne diseases and protection risks arising from the lack of WASH facilities (lighting and division of latrines, number and distance of the water points);
(iii) supporting the reconstruction of livelihoods and promoting the socio-economic empowerment of the population, by supporting agricultural and economic groups. The intervention will aim at ensuring the dignity of the target communities through a Rights Based Approach and will address the specific needs of women, men, girls and boys.


Thus, the action will respond to the urgent needs of the vulnerable population affected by the conflict and the humanitarian crisis in the sub-prefecture of Bria. It will restore the livelihoods and improve food security and access to basic social and protection services, while consolidating local capacities focusing on stakeholders' empowerment.
World Vision - El Nino Response The Joint Humanitarian Response for El Nino in Zimbabwe (ZIMJR) provides humanitarian assistance to communities affected by El Nino. This 6-month joint programme is focused on the most affected provinces (Matabeleland North, Midlands and Masvingo) and isimplemented through the Dutch Relief Alliance by 7 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. Together they work towards three specific objectives:
1) Food Security and Agiculture: To provide emergency assistance to address immediate food needs of vulnerable households and protect rural livelihoods through provision of crop and livestock inputs.
2) Water and Sanitation: To restore access to sufficient water of appropriate quality and quantity to fulfill basic needs and to provide access to critical WASH related non/fooditems, with a focus on the most vulnerable families in targeted areas.
3) Nutrition: To protect the nutritional status of vulnerable children under the age of 5 years, pregnant and lactating women from deterioration.
The Joint Response will support 91,686 people in need. The total available budget for the Joint Response is #3,5 million, funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Extractive industries monitoring - ROTAB Transparency and good governance in the extractive industries and the Budget Analysis are the main focus areas of this project. It has jurisdiction over the entire national territory, but pays particular attention to the mining areas. As part of its activities , the organization works and collaborates with organizations of civil society , people living in mining areas , the state and its agencies at different levels, parliamentarians, local elected officials, opinion leaders, media , mining and mining areas populations companies.
ROTAB also work to consolidate the essential in the implementation of its activities democratic framework .
ROTAB / Niger is committed to initiate activities for capacity building , dialogue and multi-stakeholder dialogue, advocacy , citizen control of public action , awakening of civic consciousness , broadcasting legislation and national regulatory , international treaties, agreements and commitments to promote good governance, transparency , fairness and accountability in the governance of the State and the community.
EJN - Programme 2013-2015 EJN will work on 5 programmes to be funded by ON:
Outcomes
Climate Change:	Small scale farmers have been empowered with tools to adapt to climate change (180 farmers of which 50% will be women)
In the official negotiation teams at government level the Councils ofChurches are represented (at least in 3 countries)
Extractive Industries: Communities are able to challenge mining companies and their conduct when they extract minerals (9 communities  (30 people each)  every meeting will have a component of 50% women)
Tax Justice: Tax justice platform established in South Africa with clear agenda to lobby at G20
Food Security: The Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) is implemented in 3 countries (MOZ,ZIM and Zambia); Southern Africa governments have adopted policies in favour of Small scale farmers.
Policy Advocacy with SADC: SADC works together with a broader coalition of civil society including EJN (MoU between EJN and SADC Secretariat); SADC accepts informal trade as part of the regional integration agenda
Enhancing resilience in Galagaduud Pastoralist, agro-pastoralist, and peri-urban communities alike have witnessed repeated erosion of their livelihood base due to therepeated shocks with insufficient recovery time, ongoing insecurity, and a deterioration of local and national governance.This has resulted in more frequent migration in search of pasture and water or an abandonment of pastoralism altogether accompanied by movement to peri-urban and urban areas.  The Project aims at building household and community resilience to drought andother related risksin Somalia. It will also contribute to building resilience  by enhancing productive capacities of pastoral, agro-pastoral and peri-urban households and communities in selected locations. Targeted beneficiaries include  pastoralist, agro-pastoralists and peri-urban poor in the community. To build resilience, SomReP will take on a multi-year commitment to the same vulnerable households and communities with a package of integrated interventions to address multiple shocks that compound orare as a result of the impacts of drought. The resilience approach that the Consortium will take focus on securing what people have against predictable shocks, while building local adaptive capacity to deal with uncertainty and change.
Country Office 506681 Country office Lao The Capacity Building for Women#s Equality in Natural Resources Management is an Australian NGO Cooperation Partnership (ANCP) - funded project through Oxfam#s Mekong Regional Gender Program. In Lao PDR, the project aims to increase the understanding of civil society (local Civil Society Organisations, INGOs, Lao Women#s Union-LWU) regarding the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) as well as its significance for gender equity and women#s empowerment, including their role in CEDAW monitoring. The project thereby facilitates links between Lao women#s rights networks and regional peer groups.  In a context where civil society is still weak, it is anticipated this would open and facilitate channels for policy dialogue between government and civil society and create more visibility for women in all key decision-making processes.
The project#s support to partners has included technical capacity-building and engagement in local, national and regional learning events. In-turn, this has contributed to achieving identified outcomes in the longer term, such as: improved skills and capacities of the LWU at the central, provincial and district levels in monitoring the impact on gender equity in investment in natural resource development; and to creating the space for further collaboration between the relevant departments, CSOs, development donors and the private sector on capacity-building initiatives for gender equity and women#s empowerment.
Rural Socio- Economic Transformation BAIR is undertaking interventions geared at socio -economic transformation of rural areas through sustainable innovative and competitive actions.  BAIR will provide services to the farming community and aimed at the professionalization of agricultural and non-agricultural entrepreneurship.

BAIR will focus on the following value chains i.e. potatoes , wheat, corn , banana, honey and dairy, but will also promote off-farm activities in order to catalyze the diversification of different sources of income among the people at the base of the pyramid.  To achieve all this, BAIR will maintain good relations with civil society, the private sector and public authorities. There will also be effective integration of cross-cutting issues like gender, environment protection and HIV / AIDS in BAIR#s work.

BAIR focus"will also be on building the institutional capacity of farmers cooperatives and associations in order to enhance on farmers# food security, promote bulk marketing , promoting income generating activities among small holder farmers and promoting soil conservation and environmental protection among others.

The project will be implemented in the districts of Rubavu , Nyabihu , Ngororero Rutsiro and Karongi
Women's Human Rights The primary objective of the programme is the strategic implementation of a collaborative programme in the Southeast Asia region that would support national activism for womens human rights.  This will also support regional collaborations and international advocacy towards ensuring equality and non-discrimination of women (using the normative frameworks established by CEDAW and by the Optional Protocol to CEDAW as well as by other international human rights treaties).  This programs direct beneficiaries will be around 450 women, staff and members of national NGOs and grass roots organisations.
For the coming years IWRAW will reach the following outcomes:
1. By 2013, womens groups, mainstream human rights groups, social movements, mass organizations and groups working in 10 Southeast Asia countries will be trained and their skills enhanced on the application of the core CEDAW principles (non-discrimination and substantive equality) at the national level.
2. By 2013, at least 1 national mainstream womens group/network from the 10 Southeast Asia countries will be supported in their engagement with the CEDAW reporting process.
3. By 2013, capacity and skills of womensrights advocates, including lawyers and legal networks, especially in Cambodia, Timor Leste, Philippines and Thailand strengthened.
4. By 2013, the institutional capacity, particularly of womens machineries and other institutional structures supporting promotionand protection of womens human rights in Burma and Mekong sub-region strengthened and are able to support CEDAW implementation at the national level.
5. By 2013, members of the Southeast Asia Womens Caucus on ASEAN have gained knowledge and understanding of ASEAN instruments, structures and processes through the lens of CEDAW and other international human rights instruments and will developnational level strategies and framework documents on engagement with the AICHR, ACWC and ACMW.
6. By 2013, institutional capacity of ASEAN structures and mechanisms, including AICHR, ACWC and ACMW have been strengthened to more effectively integrate and advance womens human rights in their action plans and activities in ASEAN countries by using the CEDAW framework.
7. By 2013, IWRAW has developed or improved their communication strategy to identify to make use of all possible communication channels including: new technology and social media as a means to disseminate knowledge, tools and resources and have a greater outreach (to the younger generation).
CDF Democratic Initiatives The project focuses upon the capacity building of female members of the National Dialogue Conference that was set up after the 2011revolution in Yemen and that is supposed to lay the foundations for a new Constitution. Female members of the National Dialogue will be trained in negotiation and lobbying skills to insert womens issues in the National Dialogue. These members are connected with a support network of women at governorate level to give input on female priorities within every issue that is raised in the NationalDialogue. Public lobbying and advocacy in the traditional and the new media will be started up to highlight womens rights in relation to the Constitution, the new election law and the planned 2014 elections.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu Le programme du CEMUBAC 2014-2016 a pour objectif global Contribuer à l#amélioration de la santé de la population congolaise, en particulier des femmes et des enfants, en participant (i) au renforcement du système de santé congolais et (ii) au développement de lasolidarité Nord-Sud.

Le projet a comme  objectifs spécifiques :
- Sensibiliser et conscientiser la communauté universitaire aux réalités des relations Nord-Sud, et promouvoir son engagement pour un monde plus juste et solidaire
- Contribuerà l#amélioration de laqualité de l#offre des soins dans la province de Kinshasa.
- Contribuer à l#amélioration de la qualité et de l#accessibilité de l#offre des soins dans la province du Nord Kivu.
- Contribuer à l#amélioration de la qualité et de l#accessibilité de l#offre des soinsdans la province du Sud Kivu.

Les résultats attendus en vue de réaliser cet objectif spécifique sont :
Résultat 1 Les membres de la communauté universitaire sont informés et conscientisés par rapport aux réalités desrelations Nord-Sud et aux enjeux de la Solidarité internationale.
La Division provinciale de la santé (DPS) de Kinshasa a opérationnalisé les métiers d'encadrement des zones de santé et d'Information / recherche
La Division provinciale de la santé (DPS) du Nord Kivu assure les 3 fonctions attendues dans le cadre du plan de développement sanitaire, à savoir : l#appui au développement des zones de santé, la gestion des ressources et l#information / communication / recherche.
La DSP a mis en place des dispositifs nécessaires à la réalisation de ses fonctions d#appui aux zones de santé, de gestions des ressources, d#information # communication # recherche et de planification. Elle a entamé un processus de réorganisation conformément aux recommandations duPNDS.

Résultat 2 : Des membres de la communauté universitaire collaborent ets#investissent dans des actions d#éducation au développement, #uvrant pour un monde plus juste et solidaire
La ZS a affirmé son leadership et amélioré son offre de soins de premier échelon pour l'ensemble de la population
L#équipe de la zone de santé de Kirotshe maîtrise les éléments du développement des centres de santé pour qu'ils offrent des soins de qualité de manière durable.

Résultat 3: Organiser des évènements culturel/artistique de sensibilisation et de conscientisation par rapport aux réalités des relations Nord-Sud et aux enjeux de la Solidarité internationale
L#Hôpital Général de Référence (HGR) de Kintambo offre des soins accessibles de meilleure qualité.
Lessoins de santé à l#hôpital général de référence (HGR) de Kirotshe sont, de façon durable, plus accessibles à la population de la ZS.


Le projet est localisé à Kirotche dans la province du Nord-kivu, à Kintambo dans la ville-province de Kinshasa età Bukavu dans la province du Sud-Kivu.
CICODEV-Govern. Poverty & inequality 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.
Au-delà des Frontières DUHAMIC-ADRI II Contribuer à la mise en #uvre d'une Feuille de Route Régionale vers la Paix pour traiter les causes et les conséquences des conflits liés à la terre au Rwanda, sur base d'une recherche-action participative complète  et sur un engagement fort des communautés et autres intervenants.