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Rural Development: Ibarra-San Lorenzo Corridor Territorial Development Project Key project objectivesThe goal of the project is to contribute towards reducing conditions of poverty among Afro-Ecuadorian, indigenous and mestizo settlers and dwellers in canton capitals in the area of influence of the Ibarra'San Lorenzo highway within the northern region. Its main objective is to increase and strengthen the natural, social and cultural assets of families and beneficiary communities while facilitating access to markets and furthering cultural identities. Policy and institutional objectivesThe project will further three main policy and institutional objectives: (i) protecting and enhancing the natural and cultural heritage; (ii) increasing opportunities for rural growth; and (iii) consolidating and improving strategic partnerships under the framework of Plan Ecuador.
Credit and Financial Services: Project to Strengthen Rural Actors in the Popular and Solidary Economy The development objective of the project is to increase incomes and employment among PSE rural families living in conditions of poverty and vulnerability within the project area. Upon completion of the project, approximately 20,000 rural families living in conditions of poverty and vulnerability in social, economic and climate change terms ' are expected to have received benefits, with at least 80 per cent of them having seen a sustainable increase in income derived from agricultural and non-agricultural activities promoted by the project.
Agricultural Development: Upper Basin of the Cañar River Rural Development Project Agricultural Development: Upper Basin of the Cañar River Rural Development Project
Rural Development: Development of the Central Corridor Project The overall objective of the project is to improve the livelihoods of 36 000 poor small-scale farmers, indigenous and peasant communities, women and small-scale entrepreneurs in three agro-ecological regions of Ecuador. This will be achieved by providing more opportunities for participatory planning and by developing entrepreneurial capacities, managing natural resources in a sustainable manner, and recognizing the value of cultural assets in a local dimension.Main project objectives include: i) strengthening national, local and community capacities to identify, plan, implement and evaluate integrated development initiatives; ii) supporting the development of local initiatives and of on- and off-farm businesses in a rural-urban continuum; iii) sustainably managing natural resources; and vi) recognizing, recovering and systematizing local knowledge and culture
Rural Development: Sustainable and Appropriate Development Project in Rural Territories To improve the income of poor rural small producers, especially women and youth, and the environmental sustainability and climate resilience of productive activities in the project area. 
In this way, it is expected to contribute to reducing the poverty of the small poor rural producers of the lower Guayas river basin.
Rural Development: Indigeneous and Afro-Ecuadorian Peoples'  Development Project Rural Development: Indigeneous and Afro-Ecuadorian Peoples'  Development Project
Supporting rural livelihoods in disadvantaged communities of north Albania This project which is an integral part of Albania Program and PIP P00243 in that it aims to strengthen livelihoods and to contribute to the revitalisation of rural economies in the disadvantaged communities of North, accelerating the process of inclusion of people into economic activities and markets. The project will enable the target communities to market good quality products by providing inputs, training, technical assistance, processing and storage facilities. It will facilitate organisational development and strengthen the capacities of poducers and marketing associations and support these groups in accessing markets.
Valorisation of the area of Reç: Mountain products and Agritourism This project aims to assist the rural communities in northern Albania by developing and implementing a rural strategy for the valorisation of the Territorial Capital at the area of Reç, through the strengthening of community work specialized in mountain products and in the development of agro -tourism initiatives. This intervention is part of the Livelihood programme Oxfam GB is developing in Albania but with a wider scope and broader involvement of stakeholders. This intervention falls under P00243.
Livestock for flood affected families in Shkoder and Diber region This version is raised to reflect changes to the budget and proper coding.    This project is part of Oxfam's unwrapped funds for supporting livelihood programme in Albania. The funds will be used to help farmers of remote and flood affected communities in Shkoder and Diber region to improve livestock breed and productivity by providing hens, calves and pigs to very poor families in order to improve nutrition and create a little market surplus of meat and dairy.
Piloting an Agrarian Co-operative in the Shkodra region of Albania The project will support the creation of an Agrarian Cooperative, i.e. a Federation of Farmers in Shkodra District . The new Federation will benefit  94 members and their families (350 people) through sustainable improvement in incomes and living conditions; increased small producers access to markets; revitalized local communities and rural economies including increased employment, especially for youth; strengthened social capital in rural communities; and replication of models for production, marketing and organization of farmers. The project will be managed by Oxfam GB. Funds will be spent on development, training and legal costs.
Involvement of women farmers in local economic initiatives; Dibra region Albania Women farmers in Dibra region, have limited opportunites to make a living and reach unused resources for accesing the market. Through Oxfam's partner organisations, Agritra Vision and ADAD this project aims to foster the involvement of women farmers' groups in economic initiatives that can add value to their produce. Women farmers will be the main focus of this project but not only, men will participate and benefit from this groups. The project is an integral part of the Livelihood programme (SCO 1.1) in Albania thus falls under PIP00243.
Local partnership for rural development in Albania Through this project Oxfam seek to develop Local Partnership  and foster cooperation for rural development in Albania.  To achieve this Oxfam initiates the establishment of Local Action Groups (LAG) in three regions of Albania Dibra, Vlora and Shkodra in cooperation with Civil Society and Local Authorities, following EU model and based on the experiences with rural forum. LAGs will ensure equal participation of women and men. Such initiatives will be associated with capacity building through training on advocacy and participatory budgeting and leadership .
Emergency Response - Floods in Shkoder Oxfam proposes this emergency project to assist the population in the communIties affected by floods in Shkodra region. about 14.000 people evacuated from their homes, many more are struggling to cope the severe floods that has isolated their villages and houses where more than 14 000 ha of land are flooded.  Through this rapid response we will assist two communes ( the most affected) with Livestock food supply for 6 days . Secondly we will assista with hygiene items about 800 displaced families that are sheltered in the accomodation centres established in Shkodra town. This rapid onset project is part of P00243.
Post Emergency intervention for 3 Communes in the flooded areas of Shkodra Oxfam proposes this project to assist the population in the communes of Ane e Malit, Gur i Zi and Rrethina of Shkodra District, which suffered the consequences of the floods happening in January 2010.This project aims to assist the communities to recover their agriculture and livestock as well as continue to build their fragile economy in order to reach the market.
World of difference -Another step toward strengthening women's role in Albania The project is supported by Vodafone Albania Foundation and enables a woman agronomist to help women farmers  in remote villages of Shkodra , to improve capacities for better farming and processing of food, and to contribute in improving their living conditions and strengthen their role in the family and community. As part of the Albania Country PIP P00243, this project complements the livelihoods interventions that Oxfam is implementing in vulnerable rural communities in Albania and it specifically forcuss on women farmers.
L’éducation comme vecteur de changement Nord-Sud 5 year program designed and implemented by an accredited Belgian non-gouvernemental actor, funded by the Belgian Development Cooperation.
L’éducation comme vecteur de changement Nord-Sud Renforcer les personnes relais, les OSC et les institutions dans leur capacité d’analyse critique, leurs compétences socio-éducatives et leur pouvoir d’action tant individuel que collectif grâce à des activités de formation, d’accompagnement-évaluation-systématisation, de recherche-action, de publication, de plaidoyer-réseaux ITECO a toujours privilégié le travail avec des acteurs de 2ème ligne, public identifié comme essentiel dans le CSC Nord du fait de leur effet multiplicateur important. 

Dans ce nouveau programme, nous souhaitons également travailler davantage avec des acteurs de première ligne envisagés en tant qu’acteurs relais (cf. public alpha/FLE). 

Cette orientation stratégique s’inscrit dans la perspective de promouvoir plus largement l’ECMS auprès des populations vivant en Belgique, et plus particulièrement celles peu ou pas touchées par l’ECMS (cf. CSC Nord, « Leave No One Behind ») à partir de l’approche d’éducation populaire au développement défendue par ITECO. Le travail avec le public de l’alpha/fle permet également d’avancer dans la réalisation de plusieurs objectifs transversaux du CSC Nord : genre, travail décent, décolonisation, publics peu touchés par l’ECMS.

Cet outcome concerne également une autre cible stratégique définie par le CSC Nord : les acteurs de l’Enseignement (cf. résultats liés aux formations d’enseignants, publications, recherche-action, activités de plaidoyer et de réseau).

Le programme d’ITECO mobilise différents types d’interventions définies dans le CSC Nord : formation, accompagnement-systématisation-évaluation, plaidoyer (et/ou travail en réseau), recherche-action et publication.

Ces différents modes d’intervention s’inscrivent dans une logique de continuité et de renforcement mutuel. Le fait de donner des formations améliore la qualité des accompagnements-systématisation-évaluation, qui eux-mêmes enrichissent les formations, et inversement. Cette stratégie de renforcement de l’articulation entre différents modes d’action renforce la portée des changements visés par l’outcome : participer à la construction d’une société interculturelle où ressources et pouvoirs seraient également réparties en dépassant la triple fracture environnementale, développementale et coloniale du modèle dominant actuel (cf. TOC). OSC et AI (Taxonomie CSC)

Autres organisations de la société civile mobilisée pour les ODD

Acteurs sociaux et éducatifs (Syndicats, Mutuelles, mouvement de jeunesse,…)

Volontaires/affiliés/Bénévoles

Professionnels dans le cadre de leur travail

Diasporas

Partenaires locaux associés

Acteurs culturels et médiatiques

Enseignement supérieur

Institutions publiques

Plateforme nationales/internationales

Responsables politiques

Enseignement Secondaire général, professionnel et technique
SAM in Aweil West and Centre Counties Strengthening provision of life-saving treatment for severe acute malnutritution (SAM) among children under the age of 5 years in Aweil West and Aweil Centre Counties.
SAM in Aweil West and Centre Counties [South Sudan] Strengthening provision of life-saving treatment for severe acute malnutritution (SAM) among children under the age of 5 years in Aweil West and Aweil Centre Counties. [South Sudan]
Agricultural Development: Poverty Alleviation Project in Western Terai Agricultural Development: Poverty Alleviation Project in Western Terai
Fisheries: Aquaculture Development Project Fisheries: Aquaculture Development Project
Credit and Financial Services: Value chains for Inclusive Transformation of Agriculture Programme Improved livelihoods, climate resilience and nutrition of poor and vulnerable people¿ and ¿farm enterprises of poor and vulnerable rural people are more resilient to climate change, increasingly profitable, strengthen their market linkages and use appropriate rural financial services.
Credit and Financial Services: Samriddhi - Rural Enterprises and Remittances Project The project goal is to contribute to reducing poverty and achieving sustainable peace through employment-focused, equitable and inclusive economic development. The development objective is that viable rural micro, small and medium enterprises (RMSEs), in both farming and off-farming sectors, provide sustainable sources of income to poor households, migrant families and returnees. Main indicators are: (i) 57,500 rural entrepreneurs expand their existing business or create a new one; (ii) 30,000 rural youth access job placement services; (iii) 34,500 RER-supported enterprises (22,500 new and 12,000 existing); and (iv) 21,000 RER-supported vocational trainees and apprentices, of which 30% of women.
Credit and Financial Services: Small Farmer Development Project Credit and Financial Services: Small Farmer Development Project
Rural Development: Adaptation for Smallholders in Hilly Areas Project The goal of the project is that rural poverty is reduced in the hilly regions exposed to climate change. The anticipated main outcomes at the goal level are: (i) 100,000 direct beneficiary households (70 per cent of target households) reporting at least a 25 per cent improvement in the household asset index compared with the baseline (disaggregated by gender, caste and ethnicity of household head); and (ii) a
15 per cent reduction in the prevalence of child malnutrition compared with the baseline.
The development objective is that vulnerability of local communities to climaterelated risks is reduced, and the enabling institutional environment for climate change adaptation strengthened. The anticipated main outcomes at the development objective level are: (i) 100,000 direct beneficiary households
(70 per cent of target households) moved down the climate change vulnerability scale by at least one step (disaggregated by gender, caste and ethnicity of household head); (ii) targeted districts and project-relevant ministries have climate-informed policies, programmes, plans and staff capacity; (iii) each US$1 of ASAP financing leverages at least US$2 from other sources for LAPA implementation in at least six ASHA districts; and (iv) 560,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions (CO2e) avoided and/or sequestered.
Agricultural Development: Western Uplands Poverty Alleviation Project The overall goal of the project is to ensure more resilient livelihoods and to defend the basic human dignity of poor and socially disadvantaged people in the uplands of the far and mid-western regions of Nepal. The specific objective is to strengthen the capacity of poor and socially disadvantaged groups to mobilize their own resources (human, natural, physical, financial); gain access to external resources; and ensure social justice. A secondary supporting objective is to create an institutional framework in support of the primary objective, by creating dynamic grass-roots institutions that would be ultimately federated at the VDC and district development committee (DDC) levels.
Rural Development: Hills Leasehold Forestry and Forage Development Project Rural Development: Hills Leasehold Forestry and Forage Development Project
Credit and Financial Services: Production Credit for Rural Women Project Credit and Financial Services: Production Credit for Rural Women Project
Rural Development: Integrated Rural Development Project (Sagarmatha Zone) Rural Development: Integrated Rural Development Project (Sagarmatha Zone)
Agricultural Development: Improved Seed for Farmers Programme (Kisankalagi Unnat Biu-Bijan Karyakram) The programme's goal is to promote competitive, sustainable and inclusive agricultural growth in the target area in order to contribute to overall economic growth. Its development objective is to create sustainable productivity improvements through market-led demand for improved seeds and livestock with an aim to testing and scaling up an agriculture-led growth model.
Rural Development: High-Value Agriculture Project in Hill and Mountain Areas Key project objectivesThe goal of the project is the reduction of poverty and vulnerability of women and men in hill and mountain areas of the Mid-Western Development Region. The project purpose is the rural poor, especially women and marginal groups are integrated in high value agriculture and NTFP/MAP value chains and markets and have improved income and employment opportunities based on marketing agreements with private agribusiness and ability to respond to market demand and opportunities.Policy and institutional objectivesInfluencing the policies affecting access to economic opportunities by poor farmersand producers in hill and mountain areas is a key objective. The project'sinstitutional strategy is to work directly with the agribusinesses and market playersto strengthen value chains and the position of poor producers to actively participatein the market on a fair and equitable basis.
Agricultural Development: Leasehold Forestry and Livestock Programme The overall goal of this eight-year LFLP is a sustained reduction in the poverty of the 44 300 poor households that are allocated leasehold forestry plots in 22 districts through increased production of forest products and livestock.  The programme has four components: leasehold forestry and group formation; livestock development; rural financial services; and programme management and coordination. The objectives of the programme components are: (i) improved household forage and tree crop production from secure and sustainable management of leasehold plots; (ii) improved household production of small livestock (goats); (iii) viable microfinance institutions providing services to leaseholders; and (iv) the Government''s capacity to implement leasehold forestry as a national poverty reduction programme in a gender-sensitive way.
Irrigation: Groundwater Irrigation and Flood Rehabilitation Project Irrigation: Groundwater Irrigation and Flood Rehabilitation Project
Credit and Financial Services: Second Small Farmer Development Project Credit and Financial Services: Second Small Farmer Development Project
Irrigation: Command Area Development Project Irrigation: Command Area Development Project
Rural Development: Poverty Alleviation Fund Project II The project''s development objective is to improve living conditions, livelihoods and empowerment among the rural poor, with particular attention to groups that have been marginalized because of gender, ethnicity, caste or location.The PAF will build the capacity of local bodies (VDCs) and district development committees in pro-poor planning and monitoring, and other relevant topics to promote inclusive planning and service delivery for local development.
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Agriculture Sector Development Programme The development objective is to contribute to achievement of Nepal¿s target for Sustainable Development Goal 8. It will do this through sustainable improvement in the income and food security of smallholders and disadvantaged rural groups  involved in commercially oriented production and marketing systems in selected high-value agricultural value chains.
Credit and Financial Services: Resilient High Value Agricultural Programme Programme Goal. Reduced poverty and improved resilience of smallholder households.
Programme Development Objective. Transition smallholder farming towards sustainable food systems that are profitable, inclusive and agroecological.
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Panama IFT Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Panama IFT
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Panama IFT The goals of this project are to support increased private sector investment in infrastructure in Panama which is key to promoting economic development by developing a transparent, attractive public private partnership (PPP) enabling environment and enhancing the PPP Secretariat and Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF's) capacity to manage the PPP process and fiscal obligations. Project components include: 1) developing an appropriate legal framework for structuring and implementing PPP projects; 2) establishing a new PPP Secretariat to manage the process of PPP execution; and 3) assisting state owned entities, including Panama's state owned electric transmission company, Empresa de Transmission Electrica (ETESA), to decrease their borrowing costs, improve financial modeling, and prioritize bankable PPP projects.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt and Infrastructure Finance - Panama The advisor will help to strengthen the institutional capacity of the Panamanian Ministry Economy and Finance (Ministerio de Economa y Finanzas or MEF) and the new Public Private Partnership (PPP) Office, which resides within the MEF
Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Panama Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Panama
Provision of life-saving emergency integrated primary health care services through static and mobile clinics in Rubkona and Wau counties This project will provide life-saving emergency integrated primary health care (PHC) and outbreak response services through IOM static and mobile clinics. Using SSHF support, two primary health care clinics (PHCC), namely Bentiu Sector 1 PoC Clinic in Rubkona County, Unity and in Wau PoC AA in Wau County, Western Bahr el Ghazal two primary health-care units (PHCU), namely Bentiu PoC Sector 3 and Sector 5 clinics and three mobile units in Rubkona County. IOM will continue to provide the basic package of health and nutrition services to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and conflict affected host communities in Bentiu and Wau Protection of Civilian (PoC) sites, serving a total catchment population of 90,680 beneficiaries. 

The clinical package of services that will be provided will include outpatient consultations for common diseases immunization for children early warning, alert and response to disease outbreaks clinical management of rape (CMR) nutrition screening HIV and tuberculosis (TB) testing and treatment basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care services (BEmONC) integrated mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) non-communicable disease (NCD) management water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in health facilities health promotion and referral to secondary level of care. In addition, IOM will also provide training and capacity building for health personnel, from both the Ministry of Health (MoH) and national non-governmental organizations (NNGOs).