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Even it Up Campaign in Vietnam. Based on the context analysis, Oxfam#s vision towards 2020 and the linkage with Oxfam#s Global Even it Up Campaign, inequality has been identified as the focused issue for Oxfam#s campaign in Vietnam for the period 2016-2019.

The four-year campaign will focus onpromoting public debates on the need to combat extreme inequalities, raising public awareness of the issue, enhancing the roles of CSOs in addressing inequalities and contributing to discussions and the progressive changes policies that address inequalities. The long-term goal of the campaign is that by 2019 there will be improvement on policy development/execution (or legislative change/policy change) to fight inequality and more effective re-distributive measures to address poverty and gender injustice. This will be backed up by solid evidences that extreme inequality is wrong, and stands in the way of people claiming their rights.

In the 1st year,we are seeking to make progress on 3 areas:
- Shifting the debates among the policy makers, media and citizen to make greater change possible from now until 2019. The debate will possibly include the increasing gap between the rich and the poor, state budget mobilisation through the fair fiscal system, and allocation to the lower tier public services (health care), socialisation and decentralisation policies in public service investment, out-of pocket payment from service users.
- Influence the agenda and focus of the existing Equality Coalition#s strategy, and enhance their roles in addressing inequality in health sector.
- Policy progress about the inequality in accessing quality social services (health) through more transparent and accountable information sharing mechanisms about state budget mobilisation and allocation to social services

In the 2nd year (2017), the objective of EiU campaign has been identified as "#Enhancing the awareness of community on the origin of inequalities, which helps them to believe that inequalities is raised not only by nature or positive process but also by either negative process or subjective elements of political economy institution". Specifically, the objectives are:
- To increase a number of people involving in the campaign. Especially those willingly to joinin debates and to have their voices say against inequality.
- To inspire the youth to bring forward their points of view and to take action in order to change.
- To ameliorate the citizens# preconception that inequality is evident and unable to modify.
ROSC- Small Funds The Civil Society Forum for the Rights of the Child, shortly designated (ROSC), has the mission of contributing to the coordinationand strengthening of a national movement of Civil Society Organizations involved in the area of children's rights, mobilizing resources, facilitating partnerships between actors committed to improving the integral and harmonious development of children in the National Agenda. With this project the ROSC intends to implement an activity related to Premature Marriage and Early Pregnancy. The main objectives are:
i) Analyze the impact of premature marriages on the country's economic development
(ii) Enhance the advocacy capacity of ROSC and CECAP member organizations, including community leaders in raising awareness, advocacy and advocacy for the sexual and reproductive rights of women,
iii) Contribute to the adoption of a specific law against premature marriages
iv) Expand debate on premarital marriages and early pregnancies among girls, favoring the use of new information and communication technologies to increase their awareness of their sexual and reproductive rights
To be implemented in the provinces of Maputo, Sofala and Nampula, the project plans to reach a total of 600 people, 300 of which are civil society and decision-making bodies (members of parliament, government, etc.) and the other 300 girls from schools and communities.
HO-503001 Supporting Services by Innovation Star Staff to the Country Pop Up Labs
GLOBAL FORUM FOR DEVELOPMENT-GLOFORD GLOFORD Uganda#s Girl Child Voice project intends to contribute to fulfilment of the rights of the girl child within protective family and institutional (school) care and support system in which girl children are free from deprivation, exploitation and danger in Oyam district. Girl Child Voice (GCV) project is a school-based campaigns will run in 15 schools and its catchment community where adolescent girls and boys; parents and leaders will get more awareness on Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) and directly engage in advocating against early girl child marriage which negatively impacts on girl child education.

This project has the following objectives:
1. Amplify voices of and for the girl child on issues of early marriage, Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) and abuse of girl child education rights,
2. Empower and position the school going girls from 12 primary to participate in School Health Clubs (SHCs) and or Debating Clubs (DCs) to speak, mobilize, lead, gather evidence for advocacy,
3. Engage and champion issues of MHM, early girlchild marriage and girl child education by raising awareness and information sharing and rights education, advocacy through debates, playwrights, poems, Music Dance and Drama, capacity building and case management.
4. Challenge and lobby parents, community and other stakeholders as Oyam district local government to provide girls with sanitary towels
Influencing the ENIPAS law On 22 June 2018, Republic Act 1738 or the ENIPAS was enacted into law and has declared in policy that the traditional resource governance of Indigenous Cultural Communities and Indigenous Peoples (ICCs/IPs) shall be recognized within Protected Areas. Other critical provisions in this law are the establishment of an additional 94 protected areas and an enhanced governance structure of the Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) including the requirement of having 1-3 IP representative/s when necessary.

This is particularlyimportant since 75% (96 of 128) of Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) are within the traditional territories of ICCs/IPs. This reveals the inherent inter-dependency of nature conservation with the recognition and respect of the traditionalgovernance of ICCs/IPs. Thereare at least 84 ancestral domains that fall within 62 protected areas affecting a total of 1,227,158.9699 hectares of ancestral domains.

To maximize this sudden opportunity, a project is hereby proposed to empower ICCs/IPsaffected by Protected Areas within ancestral domains to fully and effectively participate in the implementation of the ENIPAS through the following interventions: (1) facilitation of the identification of potential indigenous community representatives inthe PAMB; (2) IPs# policy and process review of the ENIPAS; and, (3) capacity development for IP leaders to effectively represent their ICCs in their respective PAMBs.

The capacity development for IP leaders shall be conducted across 2 ethno-graphic regions:
- Island regions: IV-B, VI, NIR, and VII
- Eastern andSouthern Mindanao: XI and XII

Advocacy and training materials shall be produced to provide ICCs/IPs with the necessary knowledge and tools to enable them to advocate for their right to self-determination in their traditional territories in their engagement with the enhanced PAMB structure.
HO-503001 Overall objective: To contribute to poverty reduction, human security and the UN Sustainable Development Goals including SDG18 by removing the impact of UXO and supporting the implementation of the Safe Path Forward II
Specific objective: To reduce the humanitarian and socio-economic risk posed by ERW on rural livelihood in Houaphan Province, Lao PDR, through a comprehensive approach of Survey and Clearance, Risk Education, Behavioural Change Interventions and Victim assistance.

Target group: Total population of Houamouang District (34,883 people) who will positively impact from the action. 18,365 people from 44 villages are the main target groups.
Int. Federation of Women The proposed project aims at achieving gender equality and empowerment through the
adoption of the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act (VAPP Act) 2015 in Rivers
State and effective utilization of the Law in Lagos State and Abuja in the prosecution
of perpetrators of all forms of violence against women and children.

The VAPP Act was enacted to tackle the continuous and persistent increase in the
cases of violence against person in Nigeria. This legislation prohibits and criminalizes
variousacts such rape; physical injury on a person; coercion; imminent threat of
injury; offensive conduct; female genital mutilation and cutting; forceful ejectionfrom
home; deprivation of a person#s liberty; damage to property with intent to cause
distress; emotional, verbal, and psychological abuse; harmful widowhood practices;
abandonment of spouse, children, and other dependents without sustenance; stalking;
spousal battery; harmful traditional practices; attack with harmful substance;
administeringasubstance with intent; political violence; violence by state actors;
incest and indecent exposure. The wealth of this legislation is unknown to many. The
statute has not been testedby the courts therefore lacunae in the legislation have not
been exposed. The Act is however believed to be a valuable tool in the hand of any
lawyer working for the promotion, protection and preservation of the rights of women
and children in Nigeria. Where the Act is effectively implemented, and perpetrators of
actsnowprohibited by the Act punished, survivors of violence will be encouraged to
speak out and other potential perpetrators will be deterred.

The approach to be adopted in the proposed project will be to advocate to the members
of Rivers State House of Assembly, the Attorney General and Governor/First Lady of
Rivers State, and other influential traditional/religious to give their commitments to
support the domestication of the VAPP Law in the state. A community outreach in 3
Local Government Areasin Rivers State will be done particularly those with high
incidence of Gender Based Violence (GBV) to educate them on the provisions of the
VAPP law and the reporting channel in cases of abuse. Members of the Nigerian Bar
Association, with a particular focus on members of FIDA Nigeria, will also be provided
with in-depth information on the provisions of the Act to encourage effective
utilisation of the Act in the courts. In addition, the Judiciary and the Nigerian Police
Force will be engaged in technical sessions where provisions of the Act will be carefully
studied to achieve a clear understanding of each player#s role inthe prosecution of
perpetrators of all forms of violence
HO-F4D National Campaign Support Through this project Oxfam Novib provides financial and technical (in country) support to southern CSO's and Oxfam country offices to strengthen their campaigning and influencing capacity.
Save the Children-IDAI Mozambique JR The Idai Acute Crisis Joint Response provides humanitarian assistance to communities following the impact of Cyclone Idai in Malawiand Mozambique. This 6-month joint programme is implemented by 6 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. The other JR members are Care, Cordaid, Save the Children, Tearfund NL and World Vision.

Together, the Joint Response provides assistance to the most urgent needs in food security, WASH, shelter and NFIs, protection and education, in the most affected provinces (Southern Region in Malawi and Sofala andManica province in Mozambique).The Joint Response will target 129,900 people in need, with special emphasis on the most vulnerable groups. The total available budget for the Joint Response is #3,5 million, funded by the Dutch Ministryof Foreign Affairs.
Savy Amira - SAGE - ID The project facilitates a self-help group counseling programme for female adolescent survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) amonguniversity students in the city of Surabaya. Many young women face competing pressures when it comes to sex and virginity.Social and cultural expectations dictate young women should stay with one partner during her lifetime. They are pressured to have sex with their boyfriends but are immediately seen as no longer respectable once they have done so. The differing power relations place young women in abusive relationships. Authorities however, view them as adults capable of solving their own problems, leaving them without any recourse.

15 peer counselors, including 6#7 survivors, are trained to carry out the group sessionsand act as a crisis centre for other young women across the city. They  mentor other survivors in how to organize self-help groups and provide a model for universities on how to address the issue of violence in dating. A survey on youth sexual behaviourisconducted to advocate for evidence-based responses from the universities and government agencies. Attention is also given to lesbian, bi-sexual, and transgender women whoare typically left out and neglected. It is assumed they do not experience GBV sincetheir dating relationships also involve other women.
Zaai Goed in Zim Public Engagement This project describes the activities and results that have been achieved with the support of the Dutch Postcode Lottery (NPL) for the project Zaimiguw Zimbabwe between April 2015 and September 2018.
The seed project in Zimbabwe is part of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SD = HS) program. Small-scale farmers and local communities make an important and necessary contribution to food security and the SD = HS program strengthens their position and capacity. In the program, farmers, local communities, scientists and national and global policy makers work together to preserve crop diversity in order to protect food supplies for the world. Since2013, Oxfam Novib and its partners have been organizing farmers' field schools, seed banks and food andseed fairs. This allows manyfamilies to take care of their own food and increase their incomes. In collaboration with local scientific institutions, farmers limit the loss of biodiversity and devise strategies to even extend the variety of crops.
The Seed Zimbabwe program is being carried out with support from the Dutch Postcode Lottery in the four districts of Mudzi, Mount Darwin, Rushinga and Matobo (see also the map below). A consortium of three local organizations, main partner Community TechnologyDevelopment Trust (CTDT), Dabane Trust and FACHIG Trust, are responsible for this. CTDT carries out the project in Mudzi and Rushing, Dabane Trust in Matobo and FACHIG Trust in Mount Darwin District. Other important stakeholders in the program are the International Research Institute for Semi-Arid and Tropical Crops (ICRISAT), the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), the University of Zimbabwe and various departments of the Ministry of Agriculture, such as Crop Breeding. Institute (CBI), the Seed Service and the National Genebank of Zimbabwe
An important objective of the program is that farmers can independently decide which seeds they want to grow, store and keep. The focus ison female farmers, because they play a central role inthe food supply of their family and community.
With the contribution of the Dutch Postcode Lottery, the program Zaigoed Zimbabwe:
- Set up 200 farmers' field schools (Farmer Field Schools) for women, build four seed banks, and organize 72 food and seedfairs where vegetables and cereals can be exchanged and tasted.
- Increase the knowledge of small-scale farmers about the cultivation and management of seeds.
- Strengthen national networks for the exchange of knowledge and agricultural techniques.
- Together with (female) farmers, develop a new crop that fits the local climate and is well resistant to climate change.
With this, 18,000 people, of which at least 60% are female, are directly reached as participants in the field schools, seed banks and foodand seed fairs. In addition, it is expected that 45,000 people will be reached indirectly through improved access to seeds and by gaining new knowledge through the participants of the farmers' field schools.
Lebanon: Solidarity Directory/Econ. Alt. The Daleel Tadamoun project aims to identify, connect, and technically support alternative local economic development initiatives across Lebanon. This will be ensured through two inter-linked components: offline and online. Alternative local economic development initiatives across Lebanon will be identified, connected and technically supported. This will be via mappings of local economic development alternatives, facilitating meetings and interactions between local initiatives, local experts and local economic developmentinitiatives, as well as via the Daleel Tadamoun WebApp.

Context:
In the context of the Lebanese nation-wide protests starting October 2019 after decades of frustration about weak governance structure and widespread corruption and nepotism, and in response to thedeteriorating socio-economic situation, several solidarity initiatives have emerged launched by community members, grassroots movements and local civil socity organisations (CSOs) to fundraise and provide emergency relief support to vulnerable families.

Goal:
Inorder to allow these immediate relief initiatives to transform into long-term sustainable projects with social impact, Oxfam in Lebanon started supporting alternative local economic development solidarity initiatives. In this context, Oxfam developed 'Daleel Tadamoun' (Solidarity Directory), a citizen-led project to map and support the organic grassroot economic development solidarity initiatives that respond to immediate relief needs, and - more importantly -  serves as a long-term post-uprising solution with social impact.

Objective:
After a) successfully establishing a network of local partners and experts, b) mapping local initiatives, c) establishing project needs, internal structure and brand identity and d) starting a social media marketing campaign, the next phase of the project shall now better position Daleel Tadamoun as the platform that incubates local economic development initiatives. The projectaims to identify, connect, and technically supportalternative local economic development initiatives across Lebanon, both offline and online. This will be through:

1) Mapping of local economic development alternatives across all regions in Lebanon
2) Facilitate meetings and interaction between localinitiatives to exchange knowledge
3) Organise meetings at the local level with local experts and local economic development initiatives to provide technical support and advice
4) Developing the Daleel Tadamoun WebApp
5) Share recommendations and identify lessons learned
CO-506575 Oxfam has been operating within the region for decades, Zambia since the 1980s, Mozambique since 1978, Malawi the 1990s, South Africa and Zimbabwe the 1970s. Oxfam South Africa recently acquired affiliate status. Oxfam#s established infrastructure, well established relationships and institutional support systems in each country allows effective management. Regional connectors, including EI, Gender and Governance connectors, have experience and capacity managing sectors and established processes for achieving aims.  Withineach country Oxfam has been delivering outcomes in the EI area for the last 3 to 5 years, with established programs of work and positions. Networks of organizations exist allowing collaboration and the necessary capacity. Oxfam#s Genderin Extractives (GiE) work globally spans 15 years.  The project has at its disposal the Oxfam Knowledge Hubs (Extractives, WEE and Ending violence against women and girls) to enhance learning and implementation.  This allows for direct programming and technical support from Oxfam Australia and Oxfam America in order to deliver a quality program with proven impact.
WCLAC - Conflict & Fragility WCLAC # Womens Center for Legal Aid and Counseling will contribute to two targeted outcomes of the project: a) the Palestinian Authority collaborates with CSO to develop effective policies and mechanisms for the inclusion and protection of women; and b) International community holds the PA and Israel accountable and advocates for meaningful inclusion, and protection, of women in gender sensitive peace and security processes. Under the first outcome area WCLAC will work on two separate but interrelated issues: conduct review of existing laws and policies and modify them in accordance with CEDAW and contribute to preparing CEDAW shadow report to the PA and submit it to CEDAW Special Committee. In conjunction, the partner will address issue of gender based-violence by reviewing and proposing modification to the existing National Referral System (TAKAMOL) for the survivors of GVB. The proposal will be founded on evidence collected from the experience of forming one pilot local women#s protection committee (men and women of influence). The committee will be equipped with knowledge and skills to define and monitor different forms of violence in their communities; especially GBV and contribute to providing support through communication with service providers and refer cases to them. WCLACs contribution tothe second targeted outcome will consist in utilizing UN mechanisms to hold Israel accountable to its violations of IHL. Through the production of documentation of human rights violations on Palestinian women WCLAC will define topics of the cases it documents to create complaints that are submitted to UN Special Rapporteurs. These reports will be also disseminated to a wide range of diplomats, journalists and non-state actors in EU members and non-member states to reinforce support and rally widespread condemnation of theinternational community to Israel#s violations to IHL. Documentation from women will be turned into women#s voices, which will be disseminated through WCLAC#s Website. WCLAC will facilitate stronger international support for Palestinian women among governments, Parliaments and Civil society by conducting meetings and presentations for different delegates (diplomats, journalists, church groups, politicians.etc) to learn more about the context and Israeli violations to IHL from the feminist perspective and its effect on womens lives.
CO-Niger C&F 2019-2020 CO- Ensure the development and implementation of the conflict <(>&<)> fragility component in accordance with the Oxfam strategy in Niger,
- Develop networks and strategic partnerships with other national and international structures and institutions working on issues of conflict transformation, peace and security,
- Seek out and facilitate the support to be provided (training, advisory support, studies, study trips, internships, etc.) for the development and implementation of conflict <(>&<)> fragility projects,
- Coordinate the monitoring of partners' planning for the implementation of project activities within the framework of conflict transformation,
- Ensure compliance with minimum standards in terms of intervention focused on conflict management issues by Oxfam teams and partners in the context of project implementation,
- Monitor the integration of gender in the implementation of projects,
- Coordinate communication with partners and ensure the circulation and monitoring of information concerning partners (activities, programs, challenges, etc.),
- Support the financial service of OXFAM in monitoring the administrative and financial management of projects by partners,
- Produce monthly and quarterly monitoring reports on progress and the annual and final report,
- Contribute to the annual and/ or quarterly planning processes.