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Celebrating Inclusion Agoratoire ikam The Consortuim Agoratoire and Ikam  is  the organiser , the plate form   to facilitate the launch of the NOW-Nous Awards on national level in collaboration with   The Spindle of Partos  . It is  a  plate form   which recognize inspiring inclusive initiatives fromAfrica and Asia that promote diversity and inclusion and encourage self-empowerment of rights holder groups and communities. The event NOW-Nous Awards   coincides with the PartosInnovation Festival held every October in Amsterdam. Objective of Celebrating Inclusion is to bring together the voices of rightsholders and, through an award, highlight unsung efforts to bring us closer to a responsive and inclusive society.
The present project lead by Agoratoire and Ikam  focused on innovativ way to organise the national festival and partcipate  an global level.
The consortium organizes innovative events and  festivals to amplify the voices of rights holdersat the lnational level,supported by the production of documents, creative approches to reach rightholders, social medias using, andcoaching and mentors activities. several  innovatives activities has implemented invoved others stakeholders and agency.
Addressing Wash needs PEF is a non-profit (non-governmental) association established in 1998. It provides important services in the environment and natural resources fields to all Palestinians without discrimination. PEF has a strong track record and long-term experience working in the WASH sector and successfully supports vulnerable communities throughout the Gaza Strip to access basic WASH services. PEF ensures equitable, affordable, and sustainable access to safe and sufficient WASH services protecting the dignity of the unserved, underserved and most vulnerable Palestinians living under occupation in the Gaza Strip. PEF has developed a strong capacity to implement WASH, engineering, and public health activities. PEF engineers and hygiene promotion teams were involved and consulted in the design andplanning of the proposed project and supported in coordinating with relevant authorities and municipalities.
Under this program, PEF will be responsible about the day-to-day implementation of activities under outcome 2, namelythe shelter on HHs and WASH on community level components.  PEF will prepare the tender documents including the BOQs and technical assessments of the targeted HHs. PEF will supervise and follow up the rehabilitation and maintenance works which will be undertaken by experienced private contractors, who will be selected through a competitive tendering process.
TZ SEED TRUST - Employment opportunities The grant applied to SEED TRUST intends to build YWDs' capacity for vocational and business skills in achieving equal rights and employment opportunities. Moreover, it will promote the engagement of stakeholders in offering employment opportunities. It will also promote the creation of enabling environment for YWDs to access funding opportunities from the local government.
The project main objective is to enhance 60 youth with disabilities between 18-30 years old in Morogoro Municipality council access to equal rights andemployment opportunities by February 2024.
Among the activities that will be implemented include:
1. Identify and assess vulnerability of target YWDs
2. Conduct five-day entrepreneurship training on business development to 60 YWDs
3. Support 10 YWDs   participatein vocational training
4. Reward innovative best 10 YWDs with seed money for IGAs
5. Provide mentorship support to trainees to develop business skills capacities
6. Link trained YWDs to local business/entrepreneurs for apprenticeship.
7. Conduct a one- day quarterly advocacy meeting with 30 stakeholders to influence creation of enabling environment for YWDs to access employment opportunities
8. Link YWDs to stakeholder’s forums for accessing funding, marketing and networking opportunities.
9. Conduct a three-day training 20 YWDs on lobbying and advocacy skills
10. Facilitate YWDs advocate’s quarterly advocacy meetings for reinforcement of PWDs Act Number 9 of 2010, Section 31.
11. Develop and host SEED Trust Website and social Media Network account for advocacy and marketing of YWDs activities.
12. Hold one-day advocacy meeting with local government officials to create enabling environment for YWDs to access loans from District youth development funds.
CO-Rivers Project Management Cambodia The Project Management Unit (PMU) for the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia project is based in Cambodia. The PMU will ensure (i) the project is delivered according to the implementation plan (ii) will learn from the Oxfam Mekong water governance programme; and (iii) will foster learning between country teams and regional partners. In addition, the PMU will provide technical backstopping, capacity building and Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning functions.
Amplify VoicesFemme et Tic and Kunafoni The Women and ICT in Consortium with  Kunafoni is the facilitator of Link and learning component Voice in Mali for 3 years. Link and learning is the heart and soul of Voice. Through this component, we stimulate collaboration, listening, learning, documentation, innovation and the application of new knowledge among rightsholders and more broadly with communities and stakeholders.
The objectiveof the Link and learning component project is to amplify in an innovative and inclusive way the voices of the many rightsholders through capacity building, lobbying, awareness-raising, empowerment, advocacy, denunciations, among others; but also to share through documentation, linkages and learning.
The consortium has put ightsholders groups at the heart of the implementation of Voice activities and facilitates the development of communities of practice around issues and challenges that affect them. They are developing a platform to promote inclusive collaboration, including for communities in other regions of Mali. The consortium organizes innovativeevents and meetings to amplify the voices of rights holders at the local, regional, national and international levels, supported bythe production of documents and shareable visuals to deepen learning. Several innovates activities  will take in place including :
“Handicapable” Festival (1st and 2nd edition), Kunafoni Show-time, communities of practice and stakeholders, publication  online anddissemination of 6 rapped debates, Five Dial-in Conferencing, production of two documents in drawings defending the position of VOICE grant partner groups and many other inclusive activities.
During the implementation of the Linking and Learning component project, inclusion, respect for personal data and the authorization of participation of people and resources will be done through formal frameworks, to value information that can serve as inspiration for some and as life lessons for others. For sharing and exchanging experiences and information are the keys to success that will weave links towards innovation and learning, especially in the VOICE program in Mali.
TZ CWAF_Talent is equally Distributed While the creative industries, particularly the arts and fashion, have recently offered significant job opportunities and created safe spaces for creative expression, the available opportunities are not uniformly dispersed and shared. Furthermore, religion is frequently perceived as a continuance of patriarchy, whereas feminism is seen as excluding males from the discussion. As a result, our project intends to bring together and focus attention on feminist and faith-based artists, curators, authors, art critics, faith leaders, teachers, and others from diverse creative backgrounds in order to promote and facilitate national dialogue aimed at promotingwomen entrepreneurship in the creative sector through a focus on fashion creativity. Support the establishment of an art and fashion studio, capacity building, and the organization of art exhibitions and fashion events to promote women's empowerment in the creative industry.

The established art and fashion studio/or hub will provide a chance for female artists and fashion designers to use the space and resources available for the production of their art and design for fashion for economic empowerment. The knowledge gained during the capacity building program will assist them in expressing themselves to the community through art and fashion, with the goal of closing the economic equality gap between men and women in the creative business.
CARE- Project Accessible Aviation The Project Accessible mass public transit CARE <(>&<)> Access For All ... Call to Action is an initiative of Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment (CARE) founded by Dr. Chike Okogwu in line with one of the Centre’s mantra that ‘Experiences in LifeShould Refine and Not Define One...Rise Above That Challenge’. It is aimed at removing all barriers to accessible air transportation for persons with disabilities in Nigeria. It was borne out of the daily frustrations passengers with disabilities continueto face in airports and local airlines companies in Nigeria, bearing in mind, most importantly, that we need to have the compassion and caring for helping to protect vulnerable people as Ellen Sauerbrey says and 'If we truly believe in the value of life,we should care about all of the weakest and most vulnerable members of society' - Joni Eareckson. Tada).

Nigeria currently has several Airports, railway services, and millions of buses  but most of them are inaccessible .They are plagued by inaccessibleinfrastructure rendering them literally useless to persons with disabilities. This Project is intended to amongst other things, ensure solutions – in the transport sector.  There must exist modern assistive devices to eliminate any form of accessibility barriers around the airports, bus stops, and railway stations
In addition, there must be a ‘CARE and Access For All Counters' supported by the National Commission of Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) to provideservices to all PWDs defined as, sick, pregnant women, elderly, albino and any vulnerable person. The desk will register, assist and record all PWD passenger and ensure their best treatment all through the journey. The records received will help the NCPWD in her issuance of Disabilities Certificate program in line with the Nigerian Disabilities Prohibition Act (2019).
Also, all the PWDs assistants at the desks must wear Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) in conformity with COVID-19 Protocols for protection of PWD passenger, airport assistants them, all the other passengersand crew on the transit.

Project Accessible Transport through the Voice I-rant grant seek to amongst other things;
1. Commit key stakeholders in the Nigerian transportation sector to implement accessible transport systems.
2. Train transport operators on the rights of persons with disabilities
3. Procure and deploy assistive devices at transit terminals
4. Create jobs for the operators of the assistive devices and ancillaryservices at the airports. We estimate that at-least 1000 new jobs will be created.

Decisions flow from the Board of Trustees to the management team and then to the staff, project decisions flow from the management, to the team lead and eventually to thestaff. The BOT meet annually twice in a year to plan and review activities.
NCDM-Gender Mainstreaming TOT Cambodia is classified as the eighth-most disaster-prone nation. Disasters also exacerbate pre-existing vulnerability, including gender inequality, disability, and other exclusion factors, as well as risk factors for harmful coping mechanisms such as child labor,early marriage, and transactional sex. In responding to the issue, the 2015 DM law, which mandates particular attention to the needs of women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities during disaster response, In addition, building capacity the membersof national and sub-national on disaster management on "Gender inclusive mainstreaming tools to DRR and ER is cursiveness.

After developing the training materials, NCDM plans to provide training of trainer to its members, which is aimed at increasing the National and Sub-national Committee for Disaster Management's capacity, as well as that of the line ministries, to manage disaster risk inclusive of gender and respond to emergencies.

In order to respond to the objective NCDM has proposed some actions and request to support from Oxfam in Cambodia that need to be done within the time-frame as following:
1- Print the Training of Trainer (TOT) module on gender inclusive mainstreaming tools to disaster risk reduction and emergency responses which has been planned in early year of 2023.
2-Conduct training of trainer on the gender inclusive mainstreaming tools to disaster risk reduction and emergency response to line ministries members which has been planned in early years of 2023.
HNGLA-Access to Children rights The Hong Ngu City Lawyers’ Association has identified the recent concerning issues regarding school violence, sexual abuse and injuries in children and came up with the initiative in responding to such problems limited to within 2 communes of Binh Thanh and Tan Hoi in Hong Ngu city, Dong Thap province. The objective of this initiative is to raise awareness for children and people about Children's Rights and Cybersecurity Law. Specifically, through a series of communication activities designed for students at Binh Thanh Primary School, Binh Thanh Secondary School, Tan Hoi Primary School, and Tan Hoi Secondary School, the children, teacher and parents will be able to access to and improve legal knowledge on Children's Rights and Cybersecurity Law. Through creative communication means (talk show, clubs,..), the project expects to create influence and impact on related stakeholders regarding their responsibility and ability to speak up about the mentioned issues. In particular, the project highly promotes the participation of students in models and clubs to enforce and promote the acknowledgment and practice of Children's Rights and Cybersecurity Law at 4 schools. Moreover, the Association also aims to provide legal advice for people and children within the project area on Children's Rights, Law on Cybersecurity and issues related to child protection, care and education, contributing to reducing violence against school violence, sexual abuse and injuries in children. The estimated result of the initiative includes: raising awareness for 800 parents and 1200 students, providing legal advice to 400 people and students on Children's Rights, Law on Cybersecurity and gender <(>&<)> sexuality issues related, targeting 400 students and 400 parents will sign a commitment to comply with the provisions on ensuring the Children's Rights and the Cybersecurity Law.
Culture and Free Thought Association Oxfam in partnership with Culture Free Though association (CFTA) is planning to deliver multipurpose cash assistance to 500 households, where each family receiving a total sum of 754 NIS, in accordance with the guidelines established by the national cash working group. CFTA has an ongoing contractual partnership with Palpay, a company that collaborates with the Bank of Palestine, enabling direct cash transfers to the identified households. These families can utilize the transferred funds to acquire essential goods from retail shops affiliated with Palpay.
CFTA operates in close collaboration with the Ministry of Social Development and relevant clusters to ensure that all activities are in line with the established standards and guidelines regarding distribution. To avoid duplication of assistance, CFTA will assign two project coordinators, their primary responsibility will be to compile a comprehensive list ofIDP families currently accommodated in shelters, hosted families and IDP families still lacking adequate shelter in the targeted localities  in Rafah and Khan Youins.  This list will be duly shared with the cash working group and Ministry of Social Development (MOSD) to guarantee that there is no duplication in providing aid to the identified families.
As a result, 500 HHs will have access tocash that will enable them to buy their essentials food and non food items. Few selection criteria were put in place by CFTA, including IDPs in CFTA 6 informal shelters and other informal shelters, IDPs in hosted communities, HHs with PWD, women headed households, HHs with members that have chronic diseases, HHS with pregnant women all HHs are currently residing in Rafah and Khan Younis governorates.
In addition, as CFTA is operating now 6 informal shelters 5 in Khan Younis and 1 in Rafah, the intervention will include allocating 10,000 Euros to support operationalizing the shelters. The allocated money will be used to buy essential medications for children, pregnant women and people with chronic diseases, wood for cooking and water from artesian wells and desalination plants which relying on solar panels. As a result of this intervention, IDPs in CFTA shelters will have better access to water, cooked meal andmedication.
As a result of this activity, 1) 500 households will increase access to cash to buy their essential needs and 2) 600 individuals will have better access to their basic needs including access to food, water and medication.
Empowerment Training for the Blind With the Now-Us! Award prize, Jyothirgamaya implements a new project titled #Empowerment Training for the Blind#, which seeks to equip blind individuals and communities (young women and girls in Kerala, in particular) with the tools and knowledge they need not only to become more self-confident and increase their self-esteem, but also to find suitable employment as way to become financially independent. Through this project, Jyothirgamaya Foundation seeks to raise the awareness of the general public about the ways in which people with visual impairments are undervalued in society with the objective of providing them equal opportunities to live as every other citizen does.

The trainings provided under this project include: knowledge and access to assistive technologies, orientation and mobility, personality development skills, communication skills, adaptive physical education and yoga, and how to travel independently. All these contribute to blind people to get the holistic meaning of independence and how to lead a successful life as a blind person, with confidence and independence. Specialists from different disciplines, such as special educators, health workers, and volunteers are working with Jyothirmagaya to support the project. In this way, they are also learning -directly from the blind people- how they can further support people with disabilities in terms of education, providing and accessible and enabling environments, and how the entire society can contribute for an inclusive world.
Sida Fair Finance Bolivia 24 27 Oxfam Priority sectors for Finanzas Justas y Responsables – Bolivia are infrastructural projects, agribusiness, and extractive industries(gold mining). Target FIs are international investors and banks, including the IADB. The coalition focusses specifically on women and youth’s rights. Their main objectives are to: (1) strengthen the coalition through capacity building on investigation and advocacy on financial investments and institutions; (2) generate knowledge to promote advocacy; and (3) contribute to guarantee indigenous,citizens, women, and environmental rights.
Capacity building will focus on CSOs, community organizations and the financial and business entities themselves. A training program will be developed that includes, among others, the mapping of the national financial system and the characteristics of productive credits, the importance of safeguards and their implementation, as well as international regulations and the existing regulatory framework in Bolivia. Case studies will include an intersectional approach on the impacts offinancing for women and/or youth.
Fair Finance Bolivia seeks the following results: (1) Critical mass of institutions, community actors and people who have the skills and abilities to monitor and influence financial entities and financial flows that have an impact in Bolivia. (2) The issue of public and responsible finance is incorporated into the agendas of state, financial, civil society, and community actors. (3) Government has policy and regulatory instruments to promote responsible fair finance.
Case studies will identify impacts of financial flows and investments on land use and territorial planning. FF Bolivia will also conduct a Policy Assessment on Multilateral Development Bank(s), probably the IADB and/or the CAF92.
Finanzas Justas y Responsables Bolivia members include:Oxfam in Bolivia, the Centre of Studies for Labour and Agrarian Development (CEDLA), Foundation for the Development of the NationalSystem of Protected Areas (FUNDESNAP), Bolivian Forum on Environment and
Let's Go This project has been designed to promote equal access to employment opportunities and resources endowments for people with disabilities in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, through agriculture. The focus is on capacity building and skill development and linking them with markets, with an aim to facilitate them to gain income generating opportunities and self-reliance, thereby promoting their self-esteem in equitable society. We are striving to end hunger and achieving food security for all, to ensure that everyone in society has access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs. Including persons with  by boosting their food production can improve employment opportunity and income generation.

This initiative will be achieved through various strategic objectives, including; facilitating the acquisition and accessibility of land; acquisition and accessibility to finance; acquisition of agricultural inputs; and linkage between PWD and other agriculture support services. There will be enhancement of marketing for agricultural products and promotion of technical and entrepreneurial skills for people with disabilities.

This project targets people with different disabilities. Impairments vary widely in terms of type, severity, stability, duration and time of onset – these characteristics influence individual capacities and willingness to become entrepreneurs and to sustain such a status. Specifically, this project is designed to promote equal access to employment opportunities and resources endowments for marginalised and vulnerable youth and people with disabilities in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, through agriculture.
YSAT -Gender responsive Educ Programming YSAT, will carry out  activities in Imvepi refugee settlement , Terego district , West Nile the following are the activities
Adapt physical spaces in the CBOs to respond to women’s barriers and needs identified (e.g. wellness rooms for breastfeeding, with child-friendly spaces, resting room for pregnant women and equipped with. Activity. (1131.4) Conduct community sensitization on discriminatory gender norms and positive masculinity using Gender Action Learning Systems (GALs)
facilitate access to additional development opportunities for women in CBOs
Mapout  key influencers to be champions of RLOs working on gender-responsive pedagogy
Disseminate key campaign messages via social media/radio/broadcast
Facilitate community dialogues with key communityand government officials on BCC campaign topics
Conduct a ToT on peacebuilding, conflict management, mediation, disupute resolution, and risk reduction and response, targeting community leaders, youth, and community influencers
Provide pocket guidelines for community leaders, youth, and community influencers as guidance when conducting training/outreach in the community