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Strategic Partnership-ADFM ADFM, Association démocratique des femmes du Maroc, is a feminist organization that aims to defend the rights of women as universally recognized and to promote women's equality and the protection of women against all forms of violence. ADFM is part of the Pool for Gender Responsive Budget (GRB), and made a plea to integrate the needs and interests of women in the national budget and the Organic Law of Finance (OLF).
ADFM will work on the gender perspective of the public finance accountability related laws such as finance bill and local taxation. ADFM will carry out many studies and advocacy campaigns and capacity building actions within this project

ADFM, will implement the following activities:

- Diagnosis study of the actors that influence budgetary and fiscal  reform  and thelevels of participation of each actor regarding budgetary cycle and three national and3  meetings of the study results presentation.
- Two awareness meetings with the parliamentarians and different actors for the integration of the gender approach in the governmental program.
-Three regional meetings with the actors concerned about the management of public local affairs on the territorial fiscal system reform.
-Three meetings with the parliamentarians about public policies sensitive to gender.
-Three national meetings with the parliamentarians, the representatives of the Second Chamber, and with the officials within the Ministry of Finance regarding the issue of national fiscal reform.
- Reinforcing the capacities of the OSC regarding gender-responsive budgeting, taxation and the pertinence of the gender approach integration in the organic law of finance
- Organization of 4 communal auditions at the territorial level between citizens and decision-makers on planning and territorial budgeting sensitive to gender.
- Organization of a nationalplatform on "the OF, and the BSG, taxation sensitive to gender approach and on the socio-economic orientations responsive to gender
- Production of a vulgarization guide of the recommendation of the study on the time budget women to explain the importance of careeconomy in taxation and budget.
- Organization of three debate meetings with civil society on the latest news of the Organic Finance Law and Finance Law of 2017-2018-2019
- Organization of three press conferences to vulgarize the State guidelines in the concept note of the Finance Law of 2017-2018-2019.
-  Meeting on gender responsive budgeting (GRB)
- Capacity building for local elected representatives on GRB and taxation
- Development of a guide for the institutionalization of the Equality and equal opportunities and gender approach body
- Four meetings of debate and consultation to institutionalize Equality and equal opportunities committees at theterritorial level.
- Capacity building for elected women at territorial level to monitor the implementation of the Communal Action Plan (CAP), gender responsive budgeting (GRB), equality and equal opportunities and gender approach body.
Improving Techniques for Food Security Livelihoods(Agriculture) - Improving Techniques for Ensuring Food Security Through Agriculture in South Sudan.  BRAC South Sudan will adopt a collaborative approach to meet the project objectives. Implementation process will be monitored through appropriate and timely recording and reporting. Progress of the project towards achieving the objectives will be shared and reviewed with the relatedstakeholders. At the end of the project, evaluation including an exit strategy with recommendations for sustaining the gains achieved during the training courses will be carried out.

BRAC South Sudan will organize skill development training for the farmers on modern agricultural techniques and on using appropriate technologies. BRAC will also establish demonstration farms to groom the farmers. The proposed project will have five major components which include; a) collective demonstration farms, b) ox plough farming, c) kitchen gardening, d) improved backyard poultry production and e) market linkages and supply chain development. The farmers regardless of their gender, ethnicity and religion from Yei county of Central Equatoria and Yambio county of Western Equatoria states will bebeneficiaries of the project.
Fair Trade and certification FTL contributes to the improvement of certification in Laos with effective and efficient standards and assessment/inspection/certifying tools. FTL also contributes to increased awareness on Fair Trade and increase of Fair Trade members and overall sustainable sales of products.
The partner also builds capacity of producer groups and SMEs on Fair Trade business development
Land Governance Cambodia Cambodia Indigenous Youth Association (CIYA) is the only indigenous youth network registered and active in Cambodia at both grass-root and national level. It was formed in 2005 by a group of indigenous peoples students and officially registered under Ministry of Interior in 2008. The project is implemented in five provinces include Kampongthom, PreahVihear, Stung Treng, Ratanakiri and Mondulkiri in Cambodia. The project aim to 1/ To strengthening the youth network in five target provinces, ensuring they are well functioning and 2/ Then those youth members further mobilize indigenous movements and support indigenous communities for the protection of natural resource at the ground, 3/  Youth network#s social media use actively increases through youth activist and citizen journalist at the five target provinces.
Food Security of the Marginalized Groups Project:  Strengthening Food Security of the marginalized groups in Mirpurkash District Sindh

Description: Main objective of the project is to contribute to increase Food Security and economic opportunities for the marginalized communities in Sindh. The project will be implemented in Mirpurkhas District with the following specific objectives;
1. Improving agriculture productivity and value chain of the agri-products of the small farmers in district Mirpurkhas Sindh
2. Improving economic empowerment and food security of the vulnerable men and women households in district Mirpurkhas Sindh

Key intended Results of the Project under each of the objectiveare:
Objective 1:
# Improved agriculture productivity and market value of agri-products of the small farmers
# High-yielding seed varieties are demonstrated and promoted in the area
# Small farmers have strengthened their linkages and relations with the market, service providers for better management of their resources and products
# Vulnerable women are getting produce from the kitchen garden and have improved status of the nutritious food intake
Objective 2:
# At least 20 women self employed, have sustained the income levels and daily food intake of their families
# Women entrepreneurs are enabled to manufacture quality food products in their homes and got business development skills
# Unemployed poor men and women have improved their income through training and access to productive assets
 Objective 3:
# Community institutions are strengthened to take collective action and vulnerable poor avail of opportunities for participation in decision-making about socio-economic affairs in their communities
# Small farmers are enabled to claim their rights to equal distribution of water
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega Le 16 avril 2014, Oxfam -Novib organise en collaboration avec l#Ambassade des Pays Bas au Sénégal et Partenaires pour l'Innovation (PfI) une Conférence sur l#Agroforesterie d#adaptation aux changements climatiques. Cette Conférence a pour objectif de réunir les bailleurs de fonds, Ministères, collectivités locales, ONGs, entreprises agricoles pour discuter des opportunités de développement des moyens d#existence à travers une mise à l#échelle de l#Agroforesterie. Cette conférence sera l#occasion de mise en cohérence par les acteurs impliqués des initiatives existantes d#agroforesterie pour l#émergence d#une économie agro forestière durable et endogène.
La mini conférence va regrouper pendant une demi-journée les acteurs clés de l#agroforesterie au Sénégal et la stratégie de développement d#une agroforesterie basée sur l#économie inspirée des stratégies similaires développées dans des pays tel que le Niger et le Nigeria par Oxfam et PfI.

Le projet rentre dans quel élément du JCAS:

Ce projet est unecomposante du programme Livelihood.

Commentaires sur le processus du toolbox et autres détails intéressants:

La mise en #uvre du projet nécessite l#assistance de Peter Paap, spécialiste de développement de projets en Agroforesterie qui aura pour responsabilité de mesurer les progrès du projet SY AFD d#Agroforesterie d#adaptation aux changements climatiques, projet dont les résultats à mi parcours seront partagés avec les participants à la conférence ; de créer des synergies entre les initiatives d#agroforesterie et les initiatives SCF et R4 et pour finir d#élaborer une note de concept sur l#Agroforesterie à soumettre aux potentiels bailleurs de fonds.

Frank Van Schoubroeck de Partners for Innovation va venir en appui à l#équipe de Oxfam dans la préparation de la mini conférence en termes de contenu technique et de suivi. Frank Van Schoubroeck de présenter les expériences de Oxfam et de PfI au Niger et au Nigeria et de présenter des modèle d#agroforesterie à fort potentiel économique et de faire le suivi avec les bailleurs de fonds intéressés à financer un modèle similaire au Sénégal.

Le Projet va contribuer aux indicateurs de résultat suivants:

(3) Les bailleurs de fonds, Ministères, collectivités locales, ONGs, entreprises agricoles  auront une forte capacité d#influence de la politique et de recherche sur l#adaptation climatique et le financement de l#adaptation climatique pour les plus démunis à l#agenda national et international.

(10) Augmentation substantielle des investissements par les gouvernements dans les systèmes et stratégies de production à partir desquels les groupes vulnérablestirent une grande partie de leurs revenus et leur nourriture et dans la protection de ces groupes quand leurs revenus tombent en dessous d#un minimum spécifique.
South Sudan Peace & Prosperity Promotion Oxfam Intermon, Oxfam GB and Oxfam Novib have agreed to create a consortium with the aim of delivering the joint programme on #South Sudan Peace and Prosperity Promotion Program# (#the Programme#) for the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs # EFV Reconstruction tender 2012-2015 (#the donor#).  It has also been agreed that Oxfam Novib should be the Lead in this consortium. Oxfam Novib works with2 implementing partners: ACORD South Sudan and SOS Sahel South Sudan.
World Citizens Panel Impact Survey-YADEN The World Citizens Panel is an impact measurement method developed by Oxfam. The focus is on measuring changes in peoples' lives bycombining quantitative research (impact surveys) among Oxfam#s  target population and a control group with qualitative research (stories of change) and thus give participants a voice.  This project will help Oxfam understand how programmes can be improved, as well as contribute to the public debate on effectiveness of development cooperation.  The project builds on a previous startup workshopin which Oxfam agreed on how to undertake this impact survey.  Thereafter a reflection workshop was held to discuss the main findings based on the data collected among 14 partners with more than 4.000 respondents. The next step is to train partners in collectingqualitative stories of change in order to deepen the insights gained from the impact survey and get a better understanding of the changes that happened in people's lives. An impact report will be published, based on the surveysand the stories of change. For more information on the background of the World Citizens Panel, preliminary results and publications, please visit www.worldcitizenspanel.com.
CO-WaSH emergency response to refugee-Di The emergency response project to refugee populations in camps Sayam Forage Kablewa and aims to ensure access to water, sanitation and good hygiene (WASH) adult refugees and displaced persons internal to reduce the risk of diseases associated with poor water and sanitation. The project will also contribute to efforts to protect IDPs at both camps targeted in the Diffa region.

The objective of Oxfam on refugee camps and Sayam Forage Kablewa is to ensure minimum standards for water supply and access to sanitation and hygiene promotion to improve practices hygiene and engagement and community mobilization in view of good sustainable management and infrastructure maintenance. The project will also ensure protection activities at both camps. All activitieswill be conducted taking intoaccount the measures to ensure proper implementation of activities with the full participation and ownership of beneficiaries, including measures to ensure the safe-programming and protection activities.

To achieve this goal, Oxfam will consider the UNCHR standards and implement a drinking water system taming, latrines, distribution of hygiene kits, sensitization campaigns on health and hygiene and the involvement of beneficiaries.

In Niger, Oxfam is an experienced partner, with funding under the German Foreign Office (GFO) and performs an emergency response project Wash, food security and livelihood for a period of twenty four (24) months from March 2016 for a budget of 1.2 million euros for the benefit of refugees, returnees and host communities in the Diffa region.

In addition, Oxfam in partnership with Alternative Citizen Spaces performed in 2015 a project on the protection of persons in situations of armed conflict in the Diffa region, entitled "Citizens Sleep in armed conflict" financed Oxfam funds for a period of 9 months and a budget of 183.676 euros.

Besides this project citizen watch, Oxfam leverages many years of experience in conflict transformation, especially in Tillabery regions, Agadez, Tahoua andZinder and with the Malian refugees.
CECOHAS CECOHAS # Centro de Coordenação das ONGs para Higiene, Agua e Saneamento, is a national NGO, founded in 12/10/2002, in the LichingaCity, Niassa Province, with purpose to promoting improved and sustainable technologies and low cost in the family sector and sustainable community development, related to the water sector and sanitation. Works in Zambezia Province since 2002, is a member of FONGZA - Forum of NGOs in Zambezia and also a member of ANEW - African Forum for Water and Sanitation.
In Zambezia Province, CECOHAS operates in districts of Milange, Nicoadala, Lugela, Ilé, Maganja da Costa and Pebane.
CECOHAS Vision is a free society related diseasesHygiene , Water and Sanitation , where people have access to safe water and adequate sanitation as a basic right. Its mission is tocontribute to strengthening disadvantaged communities in Mozambique, advocating the need of access to sanitation and safe water forall.
This project aims to fundamentally strengthen institutional capacity CECOHAS to increase humanitarian service quality and disaster management, as well as direct support to vulnerable people around the Quelimane City.
General objective:
Contribute to reducingthe risk of disasters in Zambezia Province by enhancing institutional capacity inhumanitarian sector.
Specific objective: Strengthening Institutional Capacity in Strategic Management Humanitarian Action.
Results:
# Existence of a robust situational leadership, widely shared and understood in the humanitarian context.
# Enhanced management capabilities.
# Approach and commitment of CECOHAS integrates gender issues.
# Adequate technical expertise in the WASH sector.
# Reduced vulnerability of the population against the risks of disasters.
Dabane EU project - ON executed. n Zimbabwe's drylands there is a health crisis as safe wter, adequate santiation and hygiene are tenous.  Water of accetable quality is not regularly available to 85 %  Services have deteriorated, boreholes are defunct and now new wter supplies re developed. Thus, people resort to unprotected water suppleis: open surface dams, rivers pools and natural pans, which are almost always contaminated resulting in intestinal compliactions, worms and waterborne disease. This in turn leads to poor health, stunted grwoth and under-weight. Diarrhoea is reported in 11.5/100 persons and is increasingly sharply.

Sanitary toilet systems are required that can be easily kept clean and prevent, rather than cause, diarrhoea and other diseases. Yet only 40 % have access to latrines.  There is furthera disturbing  lack of awareness of the need for hygiene rergarding toilet use and hand washing.
In Gwanda disrict rural people, mostly womeh, have to face these water supply and health challenges on their own and must rely on their own capaicty to address them.

The target group's main problem is pronounced water shortage for all domestic purposes - leading to poverty, malnutrition and poor health. In order to address these shortcomings communities need to create self-reliance, ownership and responsibility for their watersupply - whether to be developed or rehabiliated.  Basic water abstraction systems and maintenance methods are needed, tailor made to resource  They should  be manageable, be simple in design, only require basic tools and be affordable.  They are to have prolonged servicer intervals and use components that can be largely improvised from readily available materials.
(This component contains the project activities/costs executed by Oxfam Novib)
Emergency Response in Kismayo This project addresses   the effects of acute malnutrition on Vulnerable groups (under 5 children, Pregnant and Lactating mothers and the elderly)  to be implemented in five locations in Kismayo and internally displaced  persons/(IDP) camp. The project areas are Fanoole OTP and TSFP site, Farjano OTP/TSFP  sites, Alanle OTP/TSFP  sites, Gulwade OTP/TSFP, the MCH in the Kismayu Hospital, the MCH of  Abdalla Biroole sites, the stabilization center in Fanoole   Locations.
The project activities are designed to reduce Morbidities and mortalities related to acute malnutrition and primary health care by investing in technical staff and strengthening the services that are currently provided. This will  directly contribute to improved quality of  lives of the target beneficiaries and general well being of the community.
Culture for Democracy, Edutainment - AFJ The project is part of promoting cultural expressions that promote diversity , intercultural dialogue and cultural and human rightsin the context of reconciliation, conflict resolution and democratization and contributes to increase the role and place of women and young people, as citizens , in a supportive and respectful democratic, open , human rights and cultural diversity. Through activities relating to: the awareness and capacity of cultural actors , the media and civil society on the need to promote human rights , intercultural dialogue and attitudes / practices through antidiscrimination cultural expressions; cooperation between cultural operators , media, professionals in education and civil society in the field of production and dissemination of diversified cultural content, tailored to the national context and ensuring the promotion of human rights and the fight against all forms of discrimination based on ethnicity, gender, religious, etc. . As part of this action , Oxfam Novib and its partners, Alternative Spaces Citizens (AEC) and African Youth Foundation ( AFJ ) intend to use the edutainment (Education - Entertainment) as a means of creating a dynamic change to a democratic society that respects human rights and cultural diversity, with special emphasis on the role and place of womenand young people as citizens. This action is based on the experience accumulated over ten years by Oxfam Novib, the quiadéveloppé of Edutainment programs in different countries , in collaboration with culturalactors, civil society and the media .
The Edutainment is a communication strategy that aims to bring about changes in attitudes, behaviors and beliefs about complex subjects such as values  and gender-specific norms, social roles, and also the participation of youth and women, in civic life . The Edutainment uses andvalues  formesd various cultural expression , from radio and television series and serials , musical videos and computer games , not to mention comics and street theater . This strategy combines cultural and mobilisationsociale expressions.
South Sudan Joint Response Oxfam is part of the Dutch NGOs Joint Humanitarian Response for South Sudan (SSJR); an emergency live saving program targeting boththe IDPs and the host communicates of acute and chronic food insecure households affected by ongoing conflict.

Oxfam's response focuses on both WASH and Food security sectors. The general objective is:
To contribute to improved food security of the population affected by the crisis in Jonglei State through reconstruction of livelihoods, and promotion of self-resilience and adaptation.

Specific Objective: To improve access to productive assets and human capital through the provision of livelihood emergency kits, and strengthen the resilience capabilities of beneficiaries through the provision of skills training to diversify livelihood opportunities in the future.

Result 1: 600 households receive an emergency kit of seeds and tools for vegetable production in order to diversify diet by the end of the project.

Result 2: 450 households receive fishing gear in order to restore and diversify livelihood opportunities by the end of the project.

Result 3: 210 individuals receive intensive vocational training courses in order to enhance future self employment opportunities by the end of the project.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu Ce projet consite à une consultance dans l'intégration du genre dans les programmes d'Oxfam Novib en RDC et la mise en place d'un programme Justice Genre.
South Sudan Peace & Prosperity Promotion South Sudan Peace and Prosperity Promotion Programme MinBuza. Overall programme oversight will be ensured by a Programme Advisory Committee composed of the Associate Country Director of Oxfam Novib, Deputy Country Director of Oxfam GB and Head of Programs of Oxfam Intermon and representatives from the implementing Oxfam Novib partners.  The day-to-day overall coordination, development of overall programme initiatives as well as support to the various programmes will be the responsibility of a Oxfam NovibProgramme Coordinator located within the premises of Oxfam GB in Juba, South Sudan.  The Programme Coordinator will also be responsible for consolidated reporting on the programme to MOFA as well as provide MOFA with a single point of contact and communication. Financial managementand donor reporting will also be hosted by Oxfam Novib and a Financial Manager experienced in managing complex programmes will support the programme with regard to all financial and administrative matters. Monitoring, evaluation and learning (including cross-programme learning) will be hosted within Oxfam Novib and will include a dedicated Global MEL Advisor (who will report to and be matrix-managed  by the Knowledge and Programme Department of Oxfam Novib in The Hague).  A Global Conflict Transformation Advisor will be assigned by Oxfam Novib to provide expert knowledge and programmatic advice to the  program on the issues conflict transformation, governance, peace building and post-conflict reconstruction and who is line managed by the Knowledge and Programme Department of OxfamNovib in The Hague.