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CISCOPE Humanitarian support- N/E Nig. CISCOPE will support Oxfam to assist 21000 affected population including, women, men, girls and boys in improving access to clean water, environmental health conditions and provision of food and immediate livelihood support for IDPs and host families in a manner which respects and protect their rights as well as ensures safety and dignity. The analysis of the current impact of the counter-insurgency revealed IDPs numbers increasing to approximately 2.2 Million persons in Maiduguri due to returnees from Cameroon and
neighboring States. In addition, tens of thousands are also returning to their area of origin in Adamawa North where insurgency and counter insurgency has resulted in mass destruction of facilities, infrastructures, shelters and livelihood. In addressing the situation, Oxfam and its partners will intervene in Adamawa and Borno States in North Eastern Nigeria and will prioritize WASH and Food Security activities to prevent waterborne related diseases for IDPs and host families and mitigate the impact of food insecurity to save lives and build the resilience of host communities whose resources have been stretched by the crises. The WASH intervention will ensure access to water, hygiene promotion and sanitation facilities. The intervention will employ immediate support for food and livelihoods through cash voucher/in-kind depending on context and agriculture support for most vulnerable women and male farmers to improve their coping capacity. Protection mainstreaming combined with advocacy will assist in ensuring the dignity and respect of human rights for the most vulnerable women, girls, boys and men and access to impartial and appropriate and gender responsive humanitarian assistance. This project make part of the Lake Chad Basin crisis response.
Forest Land rights Project overall objective: Forest and forestland in the ecological system of watersheds are preserved through promoting, increasingawareness, knowledge and capacity to implement and apply models on sustainable natural resource use and management based on both traditional and official law systems. This will contribute to maintain cultural identities and increase local people's livelihood, especially mountainous and ethnic minority areas.
Specific objectives:
- Local people's rights to manage, protect, exploit and use forest and forestland are institutionalized through legal documents issued by relevant authorities in Quang Binh province.
- The participation of multi-stakeholders and application of effective solutions/initiatives in community forest management are strengthened through establishment of a community forest governance learning network.
- Effective models on forest and forestland use, management andprotection are available, contributing to improve the local livelihood and traditional culture.
Expected results:
- Malieng and Khua communities in Lam Hoa commune have community rights over land and fully participate  in all processes of land allocation.
- Communal and district authorities and local people in Tuyen Hoa districts have enoughcapacity to implement policies and identify overlapsand gaps in policies on forest use and management in ethnic minority areas.
Inter-regional network of community forest management is set up, operates stably and has good impacts in society.
- Local people#s role, voice and community cultural institutions are paiddue attention during the process of formulation and implementation of local policies on land and forest management at district and provincial levels in Quang Binh.
- Practices of exploitingand using herbal medicine in community health care of Ma Lieng ethnic group are maintained and developed.
- Activities harmful for forest are stopped, forest is well developed through appropriate sivicultural techniques
Country and location: Vietnam, Tuyen Hoa district, Quang Binh province
Target group: ethnic minority communities in Tuyen Hoa district, Quang Binh province
Counterpart 506177 Somali Peace Line The project covers the incentiion phase of the Safety First program in Somalia.
The program will build the capacity of and accompany civil society to constructively engage the security sector, national governments and the international community and hold them accoutable for comprehensive Security Sector Reform (SSR).
Pro-poor rattan/bamboo value chain This project is implemented by Oxfam in Vietnam under the MARP programme, and funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and Oxfam Hong Kong. The overall goal of the project is to reduce poverty, increase livelihood diversification and enhance resilience of ethnic minorities and women in the poorest and marginalized up-land areas of Vietnam, through pro-poor value chain development of rattan and Lung bamboo. Total approved budget of US$1,342,394 (SDC funded US$831,732 and OHK and others contribute US$510,662).

Approach
The project works to achieve three outcomes:
1. Increased annual income for ethnic minorities and poor women from sustainable production and marketing of rattan and Lung raw material.
2. Increased annual income for ethnic minorities and poor women through value addition of rattan and Lung products, and
3. Promoted enabling environment to support pro-poor rattan and Lung value chain development from local to regional level.

Target Groups
The project targets poor upland ethnic minorities and women as actors along rattan and bamboo value chain including growers, producers, collectors, pre-processors and traders. The project directly targets four districts in Nghe An province: Que Phong, Quy Chau, Tuong Duong and Con Cuong.

Expected Results
The project aims for a30-40% increase in the annual income of about 2,500 to 3,000 poor upland ethnic minorities and women through increasing their access to the rattan and bamboo value chain in Nghe An province. Directbenefits from this project will include increased and sustainable collective commercial production, improved processing and design of manufactured goods, stronger bargaining power and long-term contractual arrangements with traders and manufacturers, in-depth market analysis and ensured capacity to respond to its fluctuations (particularly in view of the envisaged increase of production from seedlings up to final handicraft products). This project will create permanent employment for 520 persons: 80 in nursery establishment (full-time), 40 in rattan processing (50% time), 200 in Lung processing (60% time), and 200 in handicraft production (75% time).

Similarly, temporary employment is expected to be created for 2,200 persons: 1,200 in rattan plantation, intercropping and rattan harvesting, 500 in Lung harvesting, and 500 through forest enrichment. By the end of the project term, beneficiaries will have generated additional income of about 1 million USD, with 75% earned by women.
Given the importance and potential of the sector, from local to national and regional level, experiences generated by the project have a high potential for up-scaling and replication in other sectors.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER This  project that is a continuation of the momentum by Oxfam and partners since 2008 to work in disaster risk reduction in Niger. Through the implementation of this project, Oxfam has two major results that are (i) improving the coordination of actors operating in early warning at national level and (ii) the technical capacity building of Oxfam partners working on this topic. Special attention will be given to Oxfam partner organizations that have implemented projects and the results should be consolidated.
The project intervention strategy will focus on key considerations below:
(a) The valuation of acquired earlier projects:
(b) The consideration of the genre:
(c) Integration of national concerns in the area:
(d) Advocacy as a means of mobilizingstakeholders, sustainability achievements
(e) Participation
The project will be implemented in close collaboration with the CC / SAP / PC which is the lead structure of all prevention, preparedness and response to emergencies in Niger
Facilitate Agri-business Market Linkages Agri-ProFocus Uganda developed within its initial three years a unique network - the Agri-Hub - in Uganda that links a majority of the different stakeholders in the agri-business sector. It has become a vibrant network for information sharing, cooperation, doing business, learning and debate. Today, the Agri-Hub Uganda is excellently positioned to link, support and influence private sector development in agriculture and government policy in Uganda.

The results of the Agri-Hub Uganda are broken down infour areas broadly explained in the table below.
1. Network development and coordination:   The Agri-Hub will serve as the port of call in Uganda for all stakeholders to create linkages and potential synergies with regard to farmer entrepreneurship and food security
2. Business and partnership brokering: With member cooperation the Agri-Hub establishes a pre-competitive environment to increase deal making in the agro- and food business, and facilitates joint resource mobilization.
3. Innovation communities: Groups of members cooperate thematically or sector wise to develop knowledge and solve practical issues.
4. Platform for debate and learning: The Agri-Hub provides a neutral platform for members to debate, learn from each other and exchange information
ORAM Sede Phase-out 2013-2014 ORAM have been a partner of Oxfam Novib for more than 15 years. Due the long time and for strategic reasons, it was decided to close this partnership. For that a 12 months phase-out period will be funded to guaranty that ORAM engage on fund-raising for new partners to implement its Strategic Plan
Improvement of sexual and reproductive h SAN! 2012 CEMUBAC
Prise en charge medicale desplacés de Masisi, Zone de Santé de Kirotshe par CEMUBAC
GROW: OI- Economic Justice Campaign Economic Justice Campaign in Bangladesh has been working with a national coalition named Campaign for Sustainable Rural Livelihoods(CSRL) which was formed by Oxfam. The coalition is led by eight local campaign groups with total 250 members of national and local NGOs and human rights organizations. This initiative will continue partnership with CSRL and also explore the need and scope to formalliance with other national and regional coalition on land, food security and climate change. Local campaign issues are closely connected with grass root demand like preserve common water body and increased access particularly for poor, protect customary land right of ethnic community, demand for fair price of agricultural products and access to market. Special campaign groups were formed topush for women and youth participation.

Country Strategy of Bangladesh outlines four change goals which includes economic and gender justice precisely, GROW campaign directly contributes to the strategies. All four affiliates in Oxfam Bangladesh country program contribute to the campaign. Beside the community development programme, linkage with the humanitarian response programme can also contribute to the elements of economic justice campaign at local and national level.
Womens Economic Leadership in ASEAN The overall aim of this proposal is to strengthen women#s economic empowerment <(>&<)> leadership.  The purpose is to develop and increase the capacity of women and women#s rights organisations (WROs) in ASEAN to develop their analysis of the impact of ASEAN on women in the formal and informal economy , to challenge discriminatory laws and practices against women in ASEAN and to advocate for progressive laws and socio-economic policies and programmes which promote women#s human rights, women#s economic leadership and empowerment in the informal and formal sectors of the ASEAN economy and to strengthen their network and mobilisation for advocacy with their state and with ASEAN.
The key strategies that IWRAW will use are: to increase the engagement of WROs in ASEAN region with the CEDAW review  to raise awareness of priority issues for women#s economic leadership in ASEAN countries, focusing on three levels of engagement:
Counterpart 505239 Esaff ESAFF 2011-2015.
Strengthening Institutional Capacity.Outcome 1; lobby and advocacy.

Enable 15000 men and women across the Africancontinent who are members of ESSAF are aware and are able to engage in the monitoring of the CAADP process and goals and keen on small scale agriculture with an aim of promoting climate change smart agricultural practices that work as a viable means for food security and sovereignty; following up on the African Union Malabo declaration of June 2014, on accelerated growth and transformation for shared prosperity and improved livelihoods to push for fulfilment of governments commitment to the key principles and values that define the CAADP agenda.

Outcome 2: communication
Development of a communication and use of socialmedia, mobile phones and websitesthrough enhanced ICT to ensure that and create awareness on market and trade issues within and outside countries, (RECs), to ensurethat farmers are aware of their rights and responsibilities and are able to negotiate good trade deals and are demanding and accessing fair markets for their agricultural produce. The project seeks to explore challenges and solutions on access to credits for farmers, and advocate for agricultural banks and investments that provide services tosmall scale farmers, following up on international trade policy influence to favour small holders.

Outcome 3: Organizational Development and capacity building.
By the end of 2016, effective functional and organizational development of ESSAF to sustainits action in creating change  by addressing practical agricultural interests in Africa using the farmers movement and partnership with like minded organizations and ensure that all Her members have in place an implementing organizational policy on climate change, gender mainstreaming, youth involvement and HIV and AIDS.
Décret-loi 88-2011 sur les associations Le projet avec le KADEM s#articulera autour des recommandations formulées à l#issue des travaux de l#atelier « Décret-loi 88-2011 », l#une porte particulièrement sur une action de plaidoyer en faveur du maintien le D.L. 88-2011 avec l#appui des médias etdes personnes influentes. Cette action de plaidoyer étant partie intégrante des deux scenarii imaginés.
1. Le premier scénario prévoit la création d#une sorte de collectif de la société civile. qui anticipera l#action du gouvernement en menant une actionde plaidoyer en faveur du maintien le D.L. 88-2011 avec l#appui des médias et des personnes influentes.
2. Le second scénario prévoit une action de plaidoyer à entreprendre auprès des députés de l#A.R.P. et accompagnée d#un projet alternatif apportant une réponse satisfaisante aux points soulevés.
Pour ce faire, les partenaires doivent disposer des produits suivants : -          Policy brief (en cours de finalisation) disponible en trois langues (arabe, français et anglais) ;
-          Deux capsules:l#une, technique destinée à donner les explications nécessaires sur ce décret-loi et la réalité de son application ; l#autre, de vulgarisation, destinée au grand-public et plaidant de manière argumentée en faveur du maintien du décret-loi.
Masterclass open data Lokaalmondiaal and Utrecht Dates School ( UDS ) join forces for a project  in which data analysis and substantive investigative journalism come together and a wider Dutch audience will be reached with inspiring stories about the role of women in conflict zones . This goes beyond presenting the stories, but the stories are told on the basis of concrete data , which are presented in an accessible manner and are published in several leading media outlets.
The MASTER CLASS OPEN DATA : consists of three components: ( 1 ) a master class data journalism ( a collaboration of Coolpolitics and the Utrecht School Data ) ; where 40 young people, after an intensive introduction to the theme of women in conflict zones , go to work under the guidance of professionals, to analyze and visualize data sets . The resulting data visualizations form the basis of ( 2 ) a series of articles on the topic , which will be published . The results of the study will be discussed in ( 3 ) a symposium "Women and Peace Builders : the power of open data" , aimed at professionals from the academic world and from development organizations, and form the input for a ( 4 ) online knowledge center about opendata file on the website of Vice Versa , the magazine for the development cooperation .
This project is funded by the thematic fundWomen , Peace & Security , 2013.
HO-Land Program Development Africa 1. The Pan Africa Programme office will finalise development of a gendered tool on large scale land based investment in Africa witha focus on agriculture. This initiative covers 5 countries including Kenya and seek to profile the role of women and communities asstakeholders in large scale land based investment in agriculture in line with AU Guiding Principle on LSLBI adopted in 2014. The process of developing this tool is currently mid-way with completion set for end of March 2016.

Euro. 7,000 is requested to finalise consultants fees and meet costs associated with community consultation meetings in Kenya. Completion of this tool will see Oxfam make significant contribution in advancing women's land rights in Africa by profiling best practices around agriculture investments in the bid to secure women and community land in various platforms.
2. It is proposed that the Oxfam Global Land Programme and the Pan Africa Programme will jointly organise a Pan-African Land Programme Meeting, to be held in Nairobi, Kenya, on April 4-8, 2016, convening 20-25 participants from across the continent. The Pan Africa programme will organise local logistics, and jointly plan the meeting content and develop the agenda.
Tax justice & budget monitoring The project aims  to build the capacity of 150 CSOs within the 9 provinces in terms of monitoring mechanisms on public policy and especially on fiscal and budget aspects .It aims also to promote the process of civic participation of women and youth in the area ofsocial and tax justice
Finally, the project want  to strengthen advocacy for better governance and transparency of public policies and the implementation of fiscal accountability mechanisms
Active Citizen Participation-DG SOTU is a coalition of civil society organizations whose aim is to advocate and monitor the implementation of the African Union Standards , Treaties and decisions. SOTU has prioritised 14 key AU instruments on Democratic Governance, Economic Social Rights, Civil and Political rights. CISLAC is the lead SOTU partner in Nigeria implementing this project at the country level. It's major contribution is informing and empowering citizens to demand for their rights and freedoms; by lobbying and advocating for ratification, implementation and monitoring of these key AU standards and mobilizing civil societies and coalitions to popularise  engage and hold their governments accountable.
Contribution ON Economic Justice Campaig Contribution ON Economic Justice Campaign In Rwanda
NLO ML Gover and Acc The program aims to contribute to the challenge and the national effort to restore peace and stability in Mali desired by all people, especially those from 22 municipalities in the regions of Timbuktu and Gao, Mopti and Segou of more 700 000 people. The levers used in this program for a significant impact are improving local governance and strengthening groups of citizens, especially youth, to participate in political, socio-economic and cultural activities of their communities.

 Overall goal:
# Sustaining a movement (culture) of citizens active and involved in governance, peace and social justice, economic and political

 1.1. The program objectives
The program will pursue the achievement of the following three specific objectives:
# To help improve political participation and performance checks and citizens (young men and women) for accountable and transparent governance by the authorities (state, local and traditional);
# Support the socio-economic development of young people and women by spaces and devices vocational training, support for employment, entrepreneurship and securing peasant farming;
# Contribute to install and maintain a culture of peace and social cohesion in local companies by local mechanisms for conflict resolution and management of natural resources.

Through these objectives, the program aims to help change attitudes and practices of the various stakeholders who are involved in the accountable local governance, peace and security of livelihood (employment, entrepreneurship, and peasant farming).
Food security and auto promotion The role of ADISCO in this project is to support the organizational dynamics initiated in the first phase (IGG or self-promotion groups and cooperatives) of Bubanza, Rugazi, Musigati and Bukinanyana communes in the provinces of Bubanza and Cibitoke in order to become economically viable with the support of the leaders trained by the popular university Haguruka (UHP) the mastery of value chains (oil palm, banana, cassava, groundnuts and beans) and improved integrated family farms and be able to bring community development initiatives and advocacy and thus improve the living conditions of populations by income growth
Proposal Dev. Dabane travel the Hague 06 As part of programme development of livelihoods/ZABC, Dabane realized a mission to the Netherlands in June. The air travel costs were advanced by Dabane and are reimbursed here.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri The main aim of the mission is to conduct a Rapid assessment of the Humanitarian situation in Northern Nigeria due to insurgency and the Sahelian Food insecurity. This is for the purpose of gathering more information on the humanitarian situation and validating existing data