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HCMUSSH-Promoting Elderly Law Project "Tradition #the old relying on the young# and the Elderly Law: Judicial barriers and recommendations through the study of the law#s implementation on the Elderly in Dong Thap" contributes in:
# Raising stakeholders' legal awareness, rights and obligationsof elderly people and especially barriers to implementing these rights through training, research and surveys
# Establishing a network of social and political organizations, developing online communication channels for the elderly to improve their quality of life.

Specific activities include:
# Studying the implementation status of  Elder Law in Dong Thap province.
# Organizing expert seminar for contributing  to research results in Dong Thap and Ho Chi Minh City
# Building an online information channel for the elderly
#Connecting for legal aid (Training/Seminar with local and external lawyers and associations)
# Organizing talks in Dong Thap province about the results of research for stakeholders in Dong Thap province and collecting feedback on research results. Organizing national workshops on research results.
# Transferring research results to the Faculty of Social Work so that they can be included in the curriculum and practices for supporting the elderly, which ensures the project's sustainability.
# Transferring  the project results to Dong Thap province for implementation and to Dong Thap delegation for adjusting / amending (if any) Elder Law.
Trans*Alliance #TEACHPLUS in Kenya This  project is an  innovative translational law project that will support the use of law for programmes development and provisionof an enabling  environment  for Intersex,  Transgender,  and  Gender  Non-Conforming  communities  (ITGNC) communities and their allies by leveraging their capacities to analyse and use evidence for advocacy at local, regional and national levels. The project seeks to conduct a Baseline Study on the attitudes and perceptions of ITGNC communities, State and Non-State Actors including civil society organizations (CSOs) and human rights organizations, networks of people living with HIV, Adolescent and young people#s networks, mainstream LGBTI organizations and their spheres of influence on violence, legal status, gender affirming care, sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) and Legal rights of ITGNC Kenyans towards masculinities and gender equitable norms and design of preventive social communication strategy/campaign and Monitoring and Evaluation Framework.
Protection micro project Covid-19 The hotline connects callers to Psychosocial counselors from the relevant networks in targeted communities, across the Herat and Helmand provinces for free. The hotline support as part of the case management support, information dissemination on GBV, COVID-19, referral and follow up of protection cases. Group based activities are not advisable in the current circumstances and should only be conducted if they comply with government directives and prevention and mitigation measures are put in place. Given to the current circumstances# alternative modalities in active hotline establishment need to be explored to ensure continued protection support, such as follow up by phone. Based on the guidance set up by the Protection Cluster, psychosocial counsellors should it be a requirement to note any statistical information as age and gender of callers, verbal consent must be obtained from the caller. Set the proceduresfor when and how to refer persons with severe psychological distress and updated list of links and other information and psychoeducational materials that can be sent/sharing to the caller when ending the call. Psychosocial counselors can alleviate the stress and anxiety produced by the outbreak and can also be used to share information on the containment, prevention and response to COVID-19, The properly train staff will be nourished with updated service mapping information. This intervention will provide Information on COVID-19 for communities, People who are surviving violence in their relationships and families may be experiencing increased isolation and danger caused by social distancing measures during the Coronavirus pandemic i.e. following are the bullate-points for interventions.
Gisha -  Conflict & Fragility Gisha # Legal Center for Freedom of Movement will contribute to targeted outcome of the project:  international community holds thePA and Israel accountable and advocates for meaningful inclusion, and protection, of women in gender sensitive peace and security processes. The focus of the legal intervention on joint legal intervention with HaMoked on the issue of family unification for families split between the West Bank and Gaza and change of residency for Palestinians who live in the West Bank, but whose official residency is listed as Gaza. Legal intervention will include 1 joint petition, consultation between Gisha and HaMoked on cases of split families, and principled letters submitted by both organizations. In addition, Gisha will provide individual assistance to Palestinians wishing to travel in and out of Gaza, with an emphasis on outreach and assistance to women. The intervention strategy will include: principal petition (strategic litigation), individual legal aid, and legal intervention underthe Freedom of Information Act. Results of the legal work will be complied in a position paper calling for the end of the violations of the freedom of movement of Palestinians in Gaza with an emphasis on the impact of such violations on women. These efforts will be strengthen by international advocacy to EU and diplomats stationed in Israel.
CO-F4D Program Facilitation & Cap Bldg. Oxfam Novib in OPTI is the leading partner in the project. Oxfam seeks to support partners in their efforts because local NGOs haveprimary legitimacy in their own context and have a potential to generate largest impact in terms of promoting long-term, sustainable change. Oxfam Novib will involve its large partner network, fosters alliance building, and supports partners by providing technical expertise in budget monitoring and tax justice issues as well as support partners in creating sound MEAL system and advocacy initiatives.  Oxfam Novib country team will liaise with the HQ staff and provide support and guidance to local partners in linking up this project with the global policy change efforts and supporting capacity building for local partners.  Oxfam Novib will provide the organizational and financial management capacity on the bases of its experience in managing the overall implementation of multi-year and multi-partner projects.
Child Protection & Community Empowerment The goal of the project is to contribute to the elimination of abuse, and labor and sexual exploitation of children by empowering grass communities to protect children. The expected outcomes of the project are Increased confidence of children and young people to assert their rights to protection against abuse, economic and sexual exploitation;  Communities improve child rearing practices and increased role in responding to and prevention of abuse, and sexual and economic exploitation of children; Improved Barangay prevention and response mechanisms to issues of abuse, sexual and labor exploitation of children; and Enhanced Capability of the Alliance to implement the project.
PAP: influencing African Union Oxfam's Pan Africa Program organizes influencing activities with African focus. This contribution is meant for a conference on rethinking Africa, for a training on how the African Union works and how it can be influenced, for a video on women in peace building inAfrica, for a youth conference on peace and security through the module African Union Initiative, and for a multi-stakeholder dialogue between South Sudan CSOs and African Union in Addis Abbeba. Next to that the contribution will also be used for strategy development of the Pan Africa Program itself, and consultation process of how this program can add to the Oxfam activities in all the African countries, as well as the regional platform Southern Africa, Horn and East Africa, West African and Middle East and North Africa.
Contract management IFPM The Gender Action Learning System (GALS) was developed under Oxfams WEMAN programme since 2008 with Linda Mayoux and partners. Since 2009 IFAD has been promoting the use of GALS and other innovative household methodologies (HHM) as a mechanism to achieveasignificant and sustainable reduction in rural poverty. GALS and the "Household Mentoring approach" developed as part of the Agricultural Support Programme (ASP) supported by Swedish Sida in Zambia are among the two most comprehensive methodologies promoted by IFAD.

H HMposition poor female and male smallholder farmers as drivers of their own development rather than recipients of aid or victims. It enables them to identify and address obstacles in their environment, change gender relations in the household and community, negotiate better prices for their products or better service delivery, and strengthen their asset base1. HHM have been successfully appliedin a number of countries and can effectively be integrated into agricultural extension, ruralfinance and value chain development. They increase the pro-poor impact of such economic interventions and can contribute significantly to IFAD´s goal of helping 80 million people out of poverty.

For this project a consortium was formed with local CSOsin Rwanda, Burundi and DRC to promote sharing of experiences between three countries, capitalise on the opportunities for linking with IFAD programmes in these countries and to bringin more practitioners from Francophone West Africa. The selection of these three countries was based on the demand to provide materials in French and to have locations where participants can learn from HMM in practice. The experience and expertise built up with partners and their community groups in Rwanda will be beneficialfor the other two countries but also for IFAD staff from other Francophone countries.
LRN Campaign at Terra Madre Festival '18 Slow Food Youth Network (SFYN) will focus its involvement in the Land Rights Now Campaign on connecting indigenous youth to #urban#youth.
The 4-day festival Terra Madre in Turin (20 to 24 September 2018) will be the opportunity for SFYN to join the Land Rights Now (LRN) campaign. They will host different events and collaborate in conferences that support the aim of the LRN campaign on different levels: awareness, connecting, engagement and mobilization.
In order to raise awareness SFYN intends to organize conferences with indigenous youth speakers including among others, the following topics: land grabbing; Indigenous Peoples' food systems and Climate Change; Indigenous chefs and inspiring youth; Indigenous youth and innovation.
SFYN will also host events on decolonization and shaping society with agriculture (with particular focus on Mexican indigenous communities).
Face-to-face meetings will be organized between local SFYN groups in Asia, Latin America and Africa with indigenous youth from these continents; as well as a meeting between indigenous youth and SFYN to integrate with each other; speed-dates between youth: immigrants, indigenous, urban. Finally, at the end of Terra Madre event all representatives of the indigenous youth will be paired with an SFYN buddy through the #Go home with a buddy# initiative in order for them to be able to get in touch with each other when they are back home.
In order to increase engagementseveral events involving indigenous communities and their own products will be organized. The latter would give an opportunity for everyone to cook together and share the story of their ingredients while at the same time teaching each other local cooking skills.
During Terra Madre, SFYN will also focus on connecting and integrating the indigenous youth to the SFYN network. As a result, next year (2019), hopefully they can be involved in future mobilizations and campaigns.
Finally, the aim is also to share the real storiesof indigenous youth all over the world, via the #language of food# by showing short videos and portrait series of indigenous youth and their stories around food. All the events taking place during Terra Madre will be recorded for this purpose.
Hill development and solidarity ADISCO (Appui au Développement Intégral et à la Solidarité sur les Collines)  is a local NGO responsible for the implementation of PABAB's Component 2  'Increase of agricultural productivity, resilience, producers' organizations and access to markets'  in the province of Bubanza. The following sub-components are part of this responsibility : (1) strengthening of technical capacities of farmers for integrated land management in the local communities, (2) Farmers' organisation and structuration into associations and farmers' cooperatives and their management, (3) Information/communication, training and agricultural lobby activities, (4) Creating Loan and Saving groups, in liaison with MFIs,  and (5) Activities to improve conservation of agricultural produce and marketing of surplus produce.
Agriculture and environmental The Model Center for Agriculture and Environmental Protection is a local association whose mission is to contribute to the development of the agro-pastoral sector and the protection of the environment.
During the VRA workshop, the Mpanda commune identified its main risks and proceeded to their prioritization, most of the risks that were identified relate to drought and floods, in short to climate hazards.

It is with this in mind that the CEMAPE association wanted to contribute to the restocking of thiscommune and the reforestation of denuded areas. The project proposed by this organization will focus on the promotion of agropastoral and the protection of the environment, the dissemination of agro-forestry techniques associated with livestock, and assistance to vulnerable households.
Mpanda commune identified its main risks and proceeded to their prioritization, most of the risks that were identified relate todrought and floods, in short to climate hazards.
It is with this in mind that the CEMAPE association wanted to contribute to the restocking of thiscommune and the reforestation of denuded areas.
After these current disasters in January, CEMAPE will support affected households in Emergency Shelter and NFI.
GRAISEA ON DPA Cambodia The Gender transformative and Responsible Agribusiness Investment in South East Asia (GRAISEA) programme is a joint OGB/ONL regional programme in South East Asia financed by Embassy of Sweden Bangkok office for the period January 1, 2015 - March 31, 2018(3 years and 3 months inception period). It is a regional programme  based on the recognition that financial viability and gender equitable/sustainable supply chains are not mutually exclusive, and that win-win-win propositions (community/environment wins, women and men small-scale producers win, and larger businesses win) are possible.

Building on Oxfams pilots in selected commodities (palm oil and aquaculture), this programme will utilise a multi-stakeholder approach, with Oxfam acting as a convenorto bring together the diverse stakeholders to achieve the following results:

Result 1. (Contribute to) ASEAN and its member states policies have a stronger role in promoting responsible practices in agribusiness, in agribusiness investment, in small-scale agriculture and social enterprises
Result 2.  Small-scale producers are effectively linked up in agro-commercial value chains and women are recognized in these as central economic actors
Result 3. Leading corporate agribusinesses in South East Asiahave adopted corporate social responsibility policiesand plans that support responsible practices in the value chains for women and men small-scale producers
Result 4. Financial Institutions and investors in agriculture invest responsibly by introducing /developing innovative financing solutions to assist overcoming specific investment requirements (investment risks) in smallholders and buyers of these smallholders.so

This programme has been designed to take full advantage of both Oxfams and partners experiences in the region, including working with ASEAN (primarily the ASEAN Ministerial meeting on Agriculture and Forestry and SME working group) to influence the regional operating environment, as well as Oxfam?s expertise in gender equality to strengthen the individual and collective capacities of women and men smallholders. The programme works with 5 regional partners (Change Fusion, CSR Asia, Institute of Social Entrepeneurship in Asia (ISEA), SEAFish for justice network, Shujog/Impact InvestmentExchange (IIX) as well as the Oxfam GROW regional campaign team, Oxfam experts in MultiStakeholder Initiatives especially Round Table on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) and Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) and Oxfam offices and country partners in Indonesia,Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Philippines, and Thailand.

OGB regional office in Bangkok is lead. ONLwill be responsible for implementation as executing affiliate in Vietnam and Cambodia and provide technical (Private sector and gender) as well as overall support.

PARTNER ORGANISATION

OGB Regional Centre in Bangkok will be leading this programme and be responsible for its implementation. An interaffiliate agreement has been established between OGB and ONL re. roles and responsibilities of each. ONLwill be member of the Programme Steering Committee.

 Contribution to ONL impact indicators

1 : 50%
11: 50%
Agricultural productivity for organizati OAP (Organisation d'Appui à l'Auto Promotion) is a local NGO responsible for the implementation of PABAB's Component 2  'Increase of agricultural productivity, resilience, producers' organizations and access to markets'  in the province of Bujumbura Rural. The following sub-components are part of this responsibility : (1) strengthening of technical capacities of farmers for integrated land management in the local communities, (2) Farmers' organisation and structuration into associations and farmers' cooperatives and theirmanagement, (3) Information/communication, training and agricultural lobby activities, (4) Creating Loan and Saving groups, in liaison with MFIs,  and (5) Activities to improve conservation of agricultural produce and marketing of surplus produce.
Protection response to COVID-19 An emergency response to COVID 19 crisis for vulnerable households exposed to protection threats in Gaza Strip
CO-506588 This project will complement the GBV response project which is funded by Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund (AHF) being implemented in Herat and Daykundi provinces. However, due to limited amount of funding this project will only target Daykundi province. Theproject will also open opportunity for new funding from the potential donors, such as Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund (AHF), and other bilateral donors. Oxfam has existing capacity to implement the project in these target locations, and already the responsehappening under other donor funded projects i.e. SIDA, AHF, FAO.
In line with the Oxfam in Afghanistan#s and Oxfam global social protection objectives, the Project will ensure that households can safely continue to access their food and other basic needs (goods and services) in order to save lives and protect quality of life. This will be achieved through:
Overall objective: To save lives, and protect quality of life of marginalized, extremely poor and vulnerable people through addressing their food and other basic needs.
PumAnh - Pum Anh - Book Development - LA The overall goal of the project is to raise awareness leading to action # for the general public this is about the issues facing disabled children of access to social services and for partners this is about the potential of disabled children in Laos to participate meaningfully in workshops and writing events. Success with the two workshops will result in the research findings being shared andmade public and with the children#s stories written by disabled children being published. Both the contents of the books and research and the inclusive processes themselves can contribute to improving the way disabled children are viewed and included in society.
ER to greenhouses farmers The Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC) will carry out a further assessment about the losses of assets of the greenhouses farmers, this assessment will be based on the  the existing information at UAWC itself, MoA and PARC. after finalizing the final list of beneficiaries and its validation by Oxfam, and share it with main stockholders . unconditional one time cash transfer will be done to the beneficiaries through bank account by UAWC.
AWYAD - Refugee Response Support AWYAD will implement a protection integrated project in education in its established school called Progressive primary school,  andother 5 neighbourig primary schools in zone 5 and 6 in refugee settlement of Palabek in Lamwo district. The project will use AWYAD#s proven integrated child protection model to deliver essential, equitable, access to education and protection for 3000 children. Asa reknown local organisation with a community based approach, AWYAD will involve the community in the promotion of peaceful-co exitance, child protection and advocating for the right to education to enhance increased enrollment and retantion of children in schooland increased social cohesion among refugees and hosts.
AWYAD will organise Gender and Rights Protection training and awareness including child protection and peaceful-co existence activities including:
#  Coducting 2-day training in 4 schools  for teachers, School Maangement Committees and PTAs on SGBV, child protection and safegurding as well as Prevention of Sexual Abuse and Exploitation
# Training community Child Protection Committiees (CPCs) on Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, child protection and safegurding for 2 days
# Establishing community SGBV information billboards
# Conductingcommunity awareness sessions on SGBV, PSEA and Child rights using SASA and MDD.
# Providing Music, Dance and Drama kits to schools to promote recreation, social cohesion and peacefulco-existance
# Providing sports kits to schools to facilite children'sparticipation in sports to promote recreation, social cohesion and peaceful co-existance
# Conducting school peace debates and community peace dialogues
# Providing 400 extremely vulnerable girls from 5 schools with menstral hygiene kits to ensure theirmenstraul protection and dignity.
# Organizing girl mentorship and coaching sessions in schools
EDRM SEATINI UGANDA The goal of Equitable Domestic Revenue Mobilization in Uganda project is ##increase progressive domestic revenue mobilization through an equitable approach that is transparent, accountable and is bolstered by high-quality external support.

Specifically, EDRMU intends to contribute to the following objectives:
1)    Increase quality of external support (such as Official Development Assistance(ODA) or technical assistance) to enhance Uganda#s Domestic Revenue Mobilization reforms.

2)    Improve fairness of revenue collection and management in Uganda, at national and subnational levels.
The project will be implemented by Oxfam in Uganda and its partners at national and in selected districts in Uganda; to inform Oxfam#s regional and global influencing.

SEATINI Uganda will lead on Tax Justice Influencing i.e.. research and tax policy advocacy in the project and will work jointly with the Oxfam Country office and other strategic partners such as Uganda Debt Network etc.