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Natural Resource Mgmt and Rehabilitation Natural Resource Management and Rehabilitation of degraded lands. This will involve
 interventions to combat these environmental problems and reverse this negative trend on the one hand and improve the livelihood situation on the other. The project willaddress and empower resource users to advocate for the protection of the environment and deal with their conflicts before they escalate into violent confrontation. Overall objective is to contribute towards  environmental management  and food security  through sustainable land use  and livelihoods improvements in Somalia/land.
Oxfam US ONs contribution of euro 30.000 to the second year of the existing Pan Africa land programme will replace the contribution of OIE (year 1) and will be spent on: 1) The design and commission of 4 country case studies on womens land rights in Africa and on 2) Theprovision -by a senior land advisor- of strategic support to Oxfams Women Land Rights Advisor for analysis and engagement on initiatives that involve womens land rights policy and indicators. Overall objective of  ONs contribution is to join forces with OUA and OGB to use the present Africa land programm as a means to grow a broader Oxfam land programme at AU level, taking advantage of existing opportunities.
PBI: Veilig in Aktie In December 2012, the second National Action Plan for the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 launched , with a focus on female leadership and political participation. PBI NL signed this National Action Plan and would like to contribute to the implementation of NAP II by raising awareness among the Dutch public on the security aspects of the (political) activities of these women leaders .
The project Safe in Action PBI NL focuses on the safety of women human rights defenders , so-called change agents in order for them to fulfill their role. In this project PBI focuses on three levels : activating youth , training of NGOs and organizing public debate in order to start a dialogue on the need, usefulness and the techniques of unarmed security . By enabling young people in the Netherlands during meetings , education and lobbying they are more aware and more willing to commit themselves to security of women and girls that take initiative for social change in (post ) conflict .
Additionally, PBI aims by organizing public debate and coordinate the advocacy , the Dutch human rights policy in general and the policy for 1325 in particular, will take more intoaccount the security needs of women human rights defenders and to promote the involvement of Dutch citizens and organizations  in the alternatives to armed security.
MIFTAH-Women Transformative Leadership MIFTAH is one of four counterparts of the project AMAL - Supporting Women's Transformative Leadership in Changing Times and Democratic Transition 2012-2015. The Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy, MIFTAH has been anOGB partner since 2010, where the role was mainly organising marginalised communities and providing them with tools on participatory governance and strategic planning targeting the most marginalised communities of area C specifically the Jordan Valley inan EU funded project. Within AMAL project, MIFTAH continues targeting those marginalised villages as this is an opportunity to further develop and capacity built the women leaders who were identified. MIFTAHs role within those communities is to offer identified leaders or mobiliserswith  a ToT on the manual produced by WCLAC, and then following up with those mobilisers on offering and mobilising the community on some issues related to women transformative leadership. MIFTAH has the capacity to facilitate stakeholder partnership meetings, round tables and influence and lobby decision makers. In addition to that, partner MIFTAH is playing a role in facilitating public meetings in the target villages in the Jordan Valley to identify issues so as to initiate the national mass media campaign, and is supporting to launch this campaign as well. Through MIFTAHs connections, identified women leaders from target locations will be offered both shadowing and secondment opportunities. Towards the end of the action, partner MIFTAH will be collecting stories using tools such as Most Significant Change to capture approaches, and success stories so as to support in achieving  outcome 4 of the project.
Learning about Living Cambodia After successful implementation of the Learning about Living programme in Nigeria, Senegal, Morocco and now Mali, Oxfam Novib invited One World UK to undertake a scoping study in Cambodia on the needs and opportunities to increase access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and Gender Justice among young people using Information Technology and life skills. The scoping study identified clear opportunities and key stakeholders among civil society, government and private sector. On the basis of the scoping study, a 33 months programme was developed and approved with the following Outcomes.

1. By March 2016, a question-and-answer platform that is available on all major telecom platforms and accessible to young people in Cambodia, providing on-demand gender and sexual reproductive health and rights information - via SMS and the web - through trained counsellors. The information is free, accurate andnon-judgmental. The service is open to all, but targets youth between 13-24 years old. This will build the knowledge and skills on SRHR and gender issues for the young people who engage with the services, asking an estimated 100,000 questions (50% from young women), with 10% reported positive change in knowledge and behaviour.

2. By March 2016, an interactive and innovative eLearning environment has built the skills of 10,000 young people (50% female) in 100 schools in four selected pilot provinces (Koh Kong, Preah Sihanoukville, Kompong Chhnang and Phnom Penh) and out-of-school centres supported by 200 trained teachers and coaches with reported 10% increase in behaviour change. The eLearning version will be based on the recently updated official National Life Skills Curriculum. The focus is on students at Junior Secondary (grades 7-9, average13-15 years old) and High School level (grades 10-12, average 16-18years).

3. By March 2016, innovative and engaging podcasts combining entertainment and critical messages on SRHR and gender. The Podcasts are 10- to 20-minute audio dramas, delivered in 1- to 2-minute segments by scheduled voice call to listeners and on-demand by calls from listeners  with content developed by organizations experienced in creating edutainment drama programs, working in conjunction with young people, and supported withpublicity efforts from all the other project partners. 10% of listeners will report positive change in behaviour. The concept will be further developed and targets set in project year 1 and 2 and implementation start inproject year 2.

By March 2016,the project will be sustainable without further support by One World UK and its Dutch partner Butterfly Works through a collaborative network of local actors from public, private and voluntary sectors. The capacity of participating NGOs will be built to sustain the project and new initiatives using ICT tools. A detailed exit plan will be developed at the end of the 2nd project year.
CO-Coping Strategy Index (CSI) This proposed project's aim is to derive a contextualized multi-sector Coping Strategy Index (CSI) for Afghanistan that is suitablefor use in assessing the need for intervention and monitoring the impact of multi-sector emergency response programmes, which includes the Multipurpose Cash Grants (MPCGs), and which has been rigorously tested to ensure validity as a proxy of overall household stress. The CSI will include strategies which are easily measurable and as objectively verifiable as possible to support accuracy of field data.

Furthermore, the process of constructing the CSI will be carried out in such a way to generate support for a harmonized use of the product within the wider humanitarian community in Afghanistan. The work will also provide the opportunity to study whether a single multi-sector CSI is feasible for use by aid agencies in Afghanistan and where variances occur.
The methodology for creation of a multi-sector CSI for Afghanistan requires a consultative approach with the broader humanitarian community, combined with both qualitative and quantitative methods at the field level. The task is to identify, on the one hand, a wide number of potential coping strategies, and on the other hand, a set of concrete traditional sector based indicators against which the performance of these strategies can be judged and validated. Identifying both of these requires: buy in at the coordination level and consultation with donors and response agencies; a piece of qualitative work at the community level to generate genuine ideas for realistic and relevantcoping strategies across various contextual settings in Afghanistan; and a quantitative survey to complement the qualitative piece once the potential coping strategies are identified and narrowed down. This survey, with a range of samples taken across the country, is meant to enable analysis of the strategies which are most valid for use as a proxy of overall household stress
SKC: Who run the world?Girls This project raises awareness in the Netherlands on the role of women's leadership and empowerment of young women in their strugglefor better working conditions in the garment industry in Cambodia and Bangladesh. The project is a multi-media campaign, inspired by the title of Beyonce's song " Who Run the World? Girls!". It offers the public a variety of online and offline activities.

Following the disasters in factories in Bangladesh, 40 international clothing brands, including the Dutch brands C&A, Hema, WE, Zeeman, V&D and GStar, have signed the Bangladesh Security Agreement, together with Bangladeshi and international unions. Minister Ploumen has promised that they will work together with the Bangladeshi government to improve working conditions. Ploumen is allocating 9 million euros for this, including for the training of safety inspectors. This project will contribute to this plan and to put pressure ongovernment and garment industries to make sure this agreement is also being carried out.
South Sudan Peace & Prosperity Promotion South Sudan Peace and Prosperity Promotion Programme MinBuza. 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 Novibshould be the Lead in this consortium. Oxfam Novib works with 2 implementing partners: ACORD South Sudan and SOS Sahel South Sudan.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo The project approval is proposed for two years#1st January 2013 to 31st December 2014.
The partner implementing the project is ILSAN Women Coalition,  a non-Governmental, non-profit making organization established by a group of Somali women activists from the Diaspora and those in the community in 1999 and operates in Eastern Sanaag, Bari Region of Puntland. ILSAN is committed to promote human rights, peace and development, and empower women, girl child and youth through the development of human capital; education, gender, life skills, promotion of poverty reduction and creation of self employment through vocational trainings and institutional development by achieving equal access to resources, decision making and political participation at all levels. The women coalition collaborates with other NGOs in Puntland namely FAWESOM, YES and is a member of WAWA (We are women activists), through exchanging and sharing common vision for the development of women, girl-child and youth in Puntland.

The objective of this project is to improve livelihoods for female youth in the rural areas through improvement of their skills for employment and business opportunities and build their capacity on leadership, human rights and gender equity.
Oxfam in Morocco Promotion and support of the civil society of the Oriental region for participation in the management of public affairs at the local level. The opening up of regional and local institutional actors is encouraged through spaces for dialogue and consultation (studydays, round tables, meetings between leaders and alliance building) and through the different participatory mechanisms. This will create a climate of trust that allows the priorities of vulnerable groups in the population to be taken into account.
It is importantto be able to introduce a new culture based on openness, dialogue, sharing and understanding of the roles of each stakeholder. Thus, we have given importance and a special place to the communal officials and the partner associations to explore ways of collaboration and working together and to harmonize the vision in relation to the process of promoting citizen participation.
Media coverage and the implementation of training to other associations in the region facilitated their adherence to the dynamics of the project and enabled the consolidation of achievements, including the strengthening of skills in monitoring the management of the action.
Rural & Urban LAPA developments Rural <(>&<)> Urban LAPA developments
With a multi pronged approach; Oxfam <(>&<)> its implementing partners with this project willendeavour to bring about structural improvements in the adaptation framework of the country.
With a focus on Sindh province the project will encompass a holistic approach of laying the foundations for the provision of (i) evidence, and (ii) support to the government for broadening the knowledge base and implement-ability of adaptation mechanism in Pakistan. The project will ingeniously entwine three components together for achieving the envisaged results;
1. Establishing a  database with a provincial level Vulnerability Assessment# for identification, quantification and prioritization (or ranking) of climate related vulnerabilities within the province
2. Demonstrating models through replicable and scalable community based development plans, having a direct impact by reducing vulnerabilities and enhancing adaptability for the target beneficiaries
3. Facilitating the line department(s) at the national level for promoting, initiating and assuming an implementable framework for the province and beyond that
Country Office 506681 Country office Lao Overall objective(s) To contribute to a situation in which women have the rights, capacity and opportunity to be safe from violenceand enjoy their full and equal human rights
Specific objective(s) 1.To enhance and promote the participation of CSOs in gender related policy dialogue with government 2.To build a strong and vibrant women#s movement comprising of women who are empowered individually and collectively to tackle the root causes of inequality and demand the full spectrum of their rights.
CO-Oxfam WASH response in Borno NE Nig. Oxfam's proposed intervention is aimed at improving access to safe drinking water and improved  access to gender segregated  sanitation facilities for  IDPs  and host population in Gwoza, Damboa, Kaga and Konduga of Borno State, North East Nigeria. Oxfam's intervention is also to see that targeted  162,084 persons are reached with Hygiene promotion messages.
This will involve awareness promotion on proper Hygiene and Sanitation Practices, conduction of KAP surveys, construction and rehabilitation of  water points, water quality monitoring and creation and training of  water Committees.
Oxfam intends to also construct emergency latrines complete with hand washing facilities and rehabilitate existing emergency latrines in the camps and formal settlements/host communities.
This will be a Programme Cooperation Agreement with UNICEF.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri This project creating awareness on HQCF is a project under the Oxfam Special Project in Nigeria that aims to promote Cassava Farming as a means to improve livelihoods of rural vulnerable groups, corresponding to Oxfam#s Aim 1 strategy of influencing public policies and fit into the GROW campaign. The documentary will help interrogate the livelihood of small scale farmers in Nigeria by investigating the immediate and remote reasons for the slow adoption of HQCF in Nigeria.
INFO ADO MOPTI ELEARNING SRHR Mopti is located between the Northern and Southern parts of Mali. Through this proximity, many young people displaced from the North have found refuge in Mopti. The school authorities have had to manage the incoming flow of students.
This displacement exacerbatesthe vulnerability of young people in general and girls in particular, in the context of crisis and war. This population displacement also increases young people#s needs for information on reproductive health. Moreover, the city of Konna, which has been the showplace of fighting between the Malian army and the jihadist groups, is situated near Mopti. Today Konna is in a situation of insecurityand vulnerability. The young people and particularly the students have increased needs for information on SRH.
With the support of Oxfam Novib in 2013, One World UK partnered with Delta Survie to build the foundations of a project for the promotion and education of sexual and reproductive health. Delta Survie specializes in the field of education and works in Mopti with young people and adolescents on sexual and reproductive health. The introduction of sexual and reproductive health education using the eLearning platform will provide young people and adolescents with accurate and appropriate information, whether they are local or have been displaced.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
This extension of activities to Mopti will fit into the existing programme. It will contribute to the followinggoals and objectives of the « My Rights, My Voice » programme:
 Reinforce the capacities of young Malians to assert their rights and to protect them
 Effectively realize the right to quality education amongst children and young people, particularly of young girls.

Some expected results #
 Phase II will be launched in 10 new schools in Mopti, and Sévaré Konna #
 Nearly 50 teachers and 100 peer educators will be trained in Info ADO
 Nearly 3,000 courses will be taught by trained teachers
6000 students will have used the  elearning platform in 9 months through the courses and activities of peer educators
Country Office 506589 Country Office 506 Oxfam is organising this concert to give a platform for these voices, and to build momentum for a powerful counter-narrative to thestory of violence and conflict that South Sudan is now known for.   Baby Don't Go brings together artists from South Sudan, Uganda and Kenya to give space to voices of unity, reconciliation and peace. By televising the concert and creating a supporting music video and documentary, the potential to spread this message via traditional and social media is huge.
SAWTEE Trade, CC & Food Security in SA SAWTEE Trade, CC <(>&<)> Food Security in SA
ACORD ADJUMANI RESPONSE - IRISH AID ACORD will be responsible for implementing activities related to  Support to improve protection related issues in Adjumani.
La Benevolencija Pop Culture with a Purpose (PcwAP)

Oxfam Novib formed a global partnership in edutainment with Puntos de Encuentro, Breakthrough, the Soul City Institute of Health and Development Communication and The Communication Initiative.

These expert organizations are sharing their knowledge, tools and strategies with civil society organizations in 11 countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Egypt, Niger, Nigeria, Sudan, Somalia, Mali, and Rwanda.

The purpose of this global partnership is to upscale proven edutainment strategies, increasing the impact of the struggle to combat gender-based violence, by:

-Developing and implementing high quality context-specific edutainment strategies in combination  with community mobilisation in Nigeria and Bangladesh
-Reaching bigger andmore inclusive audiences with exisiting programs;
-Dramatically increasing the reach and impact of global womenss movement activists by integrating the edutainment approach into the work they already do.
Activation of disaster management system Neelum Valley Clusters Coordination Development Forum (NVCCDF) is working is district Neelum, where a variety of natural and human induced hazards has threatened the society, economy and environment.Neelum Valley Clusters Coordination Development Forum (NVCCDF) being a representative body at district level with strong network of Volunteers is in a good position to bridge the gap, through ensuring successful implementation of Humanitarian Capacity building project in district Neelum.
The project will be implemented throughdifferent strategies depending upon the nature and scope of the activities and their specific outcome and impact nature. Following is the detail of activities with their implementation strategy. At first step Neelum Valley Clusters Coordination Development Forum (NVCCDF) will hold a consultation meeting at organization level to Ice break about the project and its scope. Then activities will be conducted with relevant stakeholders to active the project objective within given time frame.Neelum Valley Clusters Coordination Development Forum (NVCCDF) will take lead facilitation role at district level for improving the District Disaster Management System and Response Mechanism. Oxfam Novib has contributed in building the capacity of NeelumValley Clusters Coordination Development Forum (NVCCDF) for effective, timely and appropriate humanitarian response in line with the humanitarian standards for Contingency Planning, Logistics and Warehouse management, Emergency Procurement and capacity building.
CO-Response for the New Influx of Refuge OXFAM Uganda
Response Objective:
# To Increase safe access to, and use of, Safe Water, Sanitation Facilities and Improved Hygiene Practices of 45,000 Refugees and Host Community members
# To ensure the protection of 45,000 Individuals (70% Refugees <(>&<)> 30% Host Community) from risks associated with lack of access to appropriate water, sanitation and hygiene services

Target Groups: Oxfam will respond to approximately 45,000 persons of concern (and host community members) within the settlement in Yumbedistrict. The majority of these are women and children (approximately 87%) and 3% elderly.
# To Increase safe access to, and use of, Safe Water, Sanitation Facilities and Improved Hygiene Practices of 45,000 Refugees and Host Community members
# To ensure the protection of 45,000 Individuals (70% Refugees <(>&<)> 30% Host Community) from risks associated with lack of access to appropriate water, sanitation andhygiene services

Target Groups: Oxfam will respond to approximately 45,000 persons of concern (and host community members) within the settlement in Yumbedistrict. The majority of these are women and children (approximately 87%) and 3% elderly.