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Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri The WaSH/Coordination response will provide a comprehensive package for WaSH and advocacy targeting 1,500 households in their current areas of displacement (and or their area of return where relevant and appropriate). The WaSH team shall prioritise the following activities:
*Distribution water purification  tablets to enable effective household water treatment
*Water quality test and monitoring (micro-biological contamination and pollutants)
*Repairs/Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of  water sources
*Distribution of hygieneNFIs (including water storage, purification, soap, hygiene items for women)
*Development of Information, Education and Communications (IEC) campaigns and messaging
*Participatory awareness raising sessions on health and hygiene promotion
*Set up and/or renewal ofcommunity mobilisation structures
*Construction of emergency latrines and distribution of latrine cleaning kits
* Support SEMA to have regular humanitarian coordination forum that will be inclusive of local NGOs, CSOs and FBOs.
* Rapid orientation/training on Humanitarian response standards including SPHERE, HAP and ways of working in humanitarian situation for state and local   actors
*Support SEMA and relevant government actors to develop protection related data collection and referral system
*Develop and share short documentaries for media on humanitarian impacts of crises especially on women and children
*Participatory awareness raising sessions on protection related issues
In the above activities, the design,implementation and monitoring shall be gender-sensitive and shall ensure a community (host <(>&<)> displaced) structure for operating and maintaining the facilities.
PARD CIAA funds The project is about improving food and nutrition security for vulnerable people affected by the Syrian crisis; it aims to stabilise the food security situation and improve nutrition awareness and access for vulnerable refugee households from Syria and host communities, emphasizing women and children under-five; Number Direct beneficiaries 5000
Number indirect beneficiaries
Project will take place in southern Lebanon # #gatherings# in and around Saida and Sour
Country Office 506588 Oxfamnovib Country Project is meant to cover for Development of humanitarian programmes on WASH, EFSL by Rapid Deployment team and other ON staff. Activities will consist of identification of needs,
identification of humanitarian partners, capacity assessment, concept note/proposalwriting, internal and external capacity building, developing response strategy and contingency plans, programme and systems design/set up, monitoring and evaluation
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega Oxfams# main objective in Sustainable livelihoods is to build an environment that fosters respect and protection of the right to sustainable livelihoods in order to protect human dignity, strengthen resilience and guarantee food security and income for the poorest.
To achieve this goal, this program created rural micro enterprise as a leveraging tool. Generally considered as a major source ofwealth creation, employment, and workforce capacity building, it is also an important factor of social integration and a powerful weapon in the fight against poverty.
Indeed, from the pilot and the various consultations, that Oxfam Livelihood Program conducted among state and non-state agroforestry actors, emerged key elements that allow refocusing Oxfam work in Agroforestery. The livelihood program has two projects that have achieved positive results and there reinforcement can help ensure livelihoods sustainability within the communities of Sédhiou, Tambacounda and Kédougou regions. From these pilots, the decision of putting at the center of the programs# action: rural micro enterprises business that proves to be a productions# unit with a strong economic as well as social potential, whose role is essential although often under estimated have been made
CO-503416 The expected rainfall (Deyr) have practically failed in the majority of Somaliland, with communities in the eastern part of Somaliland being hardest hit. The Somaliland President has established a National Drought Committee and conducted a country wide assessment. Resulting reports by the FSNAU have corroborated the results and indicate that the eastern parts of the country face worsening early warning indicators, worrying levels of livestock deaths and numbers of displaced people. Oxfam undertakes an assessment to the current drought affecting Somaliland through a process which involves a desk review, assessment mission to the affected areas, leadingto the development of response options and modalities and a strategy for start-up of a humanitarian response in line with Oxfam's mandate, commitments, expectations and capacity.
NWETI - ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP Nweti works on social and behavioral change. It focuses on health and communication. As communication specialists and social and behavioral change facilitators, the organization adds value to civil society initiatives (as for instance in the campaign forthe law against domestic and gender violence # the advocacy and communication component of which was managed by Nweti). It was established in2004. It operates at national level and is considered as a key actor. It is relatively innovative and fills an important gap in most other CSOs. It is well-networked and has good relations with other CSOs and government ministries
Cordiad/Ebola Joint Response The Joint Humanitarian Response for Ebola (JRE) addresses the direct humanitarian needs as well as the indirect consequences related to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. This 9-month joint programme is implemented in the 3 most affected countries, namely Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, by 7 Dutch NGOs. Together they work towards four objectives. The first two objectives aim at stopping theEbola outbreak and treating the Ebola infected by identifying and tracing people with Ebola, supporting safe burials, providing health care for patients, promoting clinical hygiene in treatment and health care facilities, and ensuring medical care for health workers. Besides the direct health crises, the Ebola outbreak is having a wider impact on the general health system, security situation,economy and livelihoods in all affected countries. Therefore, the organisations also aim to ensure essential services and preserve stability by providing food and social safety net support, ensuring safe access to water and sanitation facilities, providing psycho-social support, increasing public awareness and social mobilization.
Land Governance in Cambodia The NGO Forum on Cambodia (NGOF) works to improve life for poor and vulnerable people in Cambodia. It is a membership organisation that builds NGO cooperation and capacity, supporting NGO networks and other civil society organizations to engage in policydialogue,debate and advocacy. With this project, NGOF is responsible to lead coordinating the consultation process for the draft AgricultureLand Law with a number of  local and international NGOs and farmers in Cambodia. The goal of the project is to enhance meaningful participation of civil society organizations and farming communities with qualified inputs in constructive dialogue for the improvement of the draft Agriculture Land Law and especially to collect inputs from stakeholders for improving thedraft law. The project expected that a) practical consultation tools of Agriculture Land Law will be produced and oriented for three consecutively regional consultations. b) Legal analysis recommendation report will be consolidated as one for influence and dialogue with government. c) Participants will have opportunities to share comments, experiences and conditions of actual geographical regions in terms of legal aspects and socio-economic conditions reflecting the draft law; d) Participants will be able to gather good comments and ideas from stakeholders for inclusion as important substances in order for the drafting process to become even better and appropriate within the Cambodian context.
KulimaSofala - Strengthening Communities KULIMA is a Mozambican NGO, nonprofit, working since 1984 in the framework of Integrated Socio - Economic Development. The term "Kulima" is common in the Bantu language and means "dig" or "cultivate the land". The name has a historical relationship therefore KULIMA long time, has been working with rural communities, whose income comes from the land.
KULIMA was born in 1984 in connection with a French NGO (Bioforce) during the Civil War in support of refugees in the creation of favorable conditions in the resettlement areas.
The May 3, 1990, the KULIMA was recognized by the Ministry of Cooperation, as a National NGO. In 1995, it was legally recognized by the Ministry of Justice, to officially operate nationwide.
KULIMA is active in two main areas, Rural Development and Social Promotion: rural extension, social support civic education activities and health, small industries, environment (reforestation), crafts, own shelter (housing), social responsibility (Orphans and vulnerable), emergency programs, human rights, gender and women promotion,water and basic health (programs to combat Malaria, Cholera, TB and HIV and AIDS).
The main objective of KULIMA is promoting socio - economic development of poor communities.
KULIMA is the only organization of Mozambican civil society who participated in the emergency response to the year 2000.
Uganda Response for South Sudanese refug With the increasing numbers of refugees, there is growing need to increase access to safe water and adequate sanitary facilities toaddress the unique needs of women and men, girls and boys in the refugee centres. More importantly, increased access to WASH at this dire time will reduce diarrhoea episodes among children and helminthic infections.

As a response to the emergency, CEFORD would like to intervene in the areas of Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods(EFSL) in Ocea Refugee transit centre (Rhino camp - Arua District).
The World We Want festival This year, twenty years after the Fourth World Conference on Women, held in Beijing, a large number of Dutch organizations working on gender justice and equality are initiating the project 'The World We Want: Gender Justice for All. This initiative aims to createand provide new energy and activities for citizens, civil society, business community, local and national government by organizing a festival in June followed by the launch of the "Gender Justice for All - Agenda for the Future" in September 2015.
The Gender Justice for All initiative aims to:
1. Create a political and social momentum in the Netherlands to support the extensive agenda of equal rights and opportunities, for women and men, girls and boys in the Netherlands and worldwide.
2. Showcase inspiring initiatives and organizations who already put the Beijing agenda into practice, give them visibility and inspire others to action. These initiatives will be presented at the Gender Justice for All festival planned in June 2015 and attended by many and different actors.
3. Formulate a new agenda for Dutch actors (political, private, social, etc.) and prioritize concrete actions policy development and implementation on local, national and international level. In September 2015 the Agenda for the Future is presented to the ministers, politicians and journalists presented in The Hague. In this agenda the new challenges for the realization of equal rights and opportunities of women and girls, men and boys are focal point.
4. Strengthen the support and enthusiasm for this ambitious agenda amongst new groups who want to be involved in working towards a world where gender equality is the status quo.
Women and Youth Vocational Training The project is to improve the quality of education by vocational training and the quality of governance by vocational and women empowerment.
Axe 1: Young vocational
Formulate a proposal in research action on the needs of young people in semi- urban and rural on the issue of employment and develop a pilot initiative in linking the proposal Young workers and active citizens submitted to the European Union at Bankoumana.
Develop entrepreneurial model of Association Jeunesse Action  MALI based on education and training in fish- farming, agriculture due to the proximity to the river Djoliba, on the value chain combined with eco-tourism. Identify the research needs of young people training in new technologies in order to develop learning platforms that can be used in rural areas.
Axe 2:
Development of a program on gender and women's participation and youth in the public space
Advocacy for women Parity in public area
Training for women in leadership
The development of a legislative framework
Lobbying favorable deputies
Lobbying the President of the Republic
 A strong communication campaign
Lobbying religious and traditional leaders
CAPAD The Gender Action Learning System (GALS) was developed under ONs 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 achieve asignificant 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 HM position 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 applied in 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 millionpeople out of poverty.

For this project a consortium was formed with local CSOsinRwanda, 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 bring in more practitioners from Francophone West Africa. The selection of thesethree 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 beneficialforthe other two countries but also for IFAD staff from other Francophone countries.

Unrest in Burundi in April before the elections urged the team to postpone the start of the project in Burundi. The inauguration of president of Burundi Nkrunziza inAugust 2015 for a third term created further unrest and political instability, concentrated in Bujumbura. Despite some continuing violent incidents in specific sites, Oxfam assessed the situation sufficiently safe to start implementation in December 2015with a pre-inception meeting, followed by an official inception workshop in February 2016.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda Humanitarian Capacity Building of partner organizations in order for them to be better equipped when a humanitarian response is required. Local partners with this capacity will contribute to the sustainable of a humanitarian response.
Counterpart Niger 5 Because of cuting the number of counterpart and the amount of year 3 budget, FCMN will be the lead of Grow campaign  on building resilience of smallholders, pursuing the following objective targeted for this theme by 2017:
OS 3 : Leading, the Governmentof Niger and donors to invest more in building the resilience of vulnerable people facing food crises and other natural disasters, by 2017.
The expected results by 2017 are:
# the government and donors invest more in people's resilience and particularlyin supply food and welfare by providing long-term financing;
# people are more resilient to food crises and other natural disasters.
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega To contribute to preventing, promptly detecting and controlling the spread of the Ebola Virus Disease in Senegal and Guinea Bissau.
Tax justice & budget monitoring This project will focus on the social accountability  and mainly budget monitoring at 11 local municipalities in the South East of Morocco. it aims to implement  participatory budgets expected to meet the needs and expectations of poor and marginalized populations, including women and youth. ATMDAS  will  associate in this project  elected officials ,local authorities , CSOs and  the media.
Dabane - Core Funding 2013 + 2015 Dabane obtained  EC funding for their project "Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion for the MillenniumDevelopment Goals". A so-called WASH project, specfically aimed at rural sanitation.
The project will be executed in Gweru. Direct number of beneficiaries 19.669 rural households.
Expected results are:
1. 378 communities wil have sustainable low-cost water supplies installed that are effectively village operated and maintained and produce sufficient safe water close to the homestead
2. Sanitation conditions for 2,860 families enhanced through the construction of improved ventilated pit latrines approved by the Ministry of Health
3. 109.279 persons develop practical hygiene awareness , with at least 75 % changing their actual
hygiene patters

The OxfamNovib contribution is towards core costs of Dabane which are not covered by the EC funding.
Resonate! Yemen: Bosala This innovative project focuses upon the launch of a Voter Advice Application (VAA), i.e. Voter Compass, to assist 108.000 Yemeni voters in learning about where the competing political parties stand on the basis of a set of pre-defined political and socio-economic issues. In this project fellow Dutch organisation Kieskompas will be participating for the setting up of the technical VAA tool. The launch of the VAA tool will be accompanied by a media campaign.  A short instructional video will be produced on what the online and offline voter advice application can offer and how the results of the tool can be explained to other people. Also a short guide will be prepared for volunteers on how to set up an offline voter advice station to increase the outreach of the tool.
Community Mobilizing via socially engage This is a one year support to KMF#s Program  (Phase III) for the period: Jan 2014 to Dec 2015 to cover the following components: 1)Young Farmers# Network for Food Security-Safety-Sovereignty, 2) Peoples# Participation for Environmental Justice and Advocacy Movement and 3) Public Awakening on Peace Culture in Pluralistic Society.
Focusing on youth, this project seeks to provide them opportunities and support to participate in their communities in ways that will have a positive impact on their future andwell being of communities. KMF will collaborate with youth throughout Myanmar that are part of the established network of Alumni Core Groups (ACG#s) toimplement actions in their local communities.
Free Press Unlimited The objective of this project is to promote investigative journalism stories, with and through Africa's cooperation with Dutch journalists. Many thinkers on development give high priority to increasing the downward and upward accountability of governance, government and trade and industry towards the population of developing countries. That justification is needed for good governance and social development. Investigative journalism can play a major role, especially regarding this accountability. This project will contribute to greater accountability of African and foreign governments towards their people and also contribute to a more nuanced image of Africa and its relevant themes in the Netherlands.

In the short term, this project focuses on promoting close cooperation between journalists from the Netherlands and African journalists. As a pilot project, Free Press Unlimited will both manage a small fund for experiments and assess requests for the "Cooperation Fund" as per the 1st of March 2014. This fund will give financial support of 5,000 euros at most per application to up to seven applicants from the Dutch media. The application must be submitted together with ajournalist from Africa and publication must be guaranteed beforehand. Applications will be assessed by a committee consisting of representatives from Free Press Unlimited, Oxfam Novib and investigative journalists with good reputations.

The pilot projects will be supervised by Dutch experts who will monitor the pilot programs and coach parties should this be needed. When reporting on the project, the assessment and findings of the selection committee and the experts will be included in the final report by Free Press Unlimited to Oxfam Novib in order to learn from the implementation of this pilot project for the future. Case studies will be developed,which will serve as the basis for further roll-out of the multiannual program and will be presented at seminars in September (NL) and December (Africa).
Strengthening Livelihoods of Communities CED has been a long term partner to Oxfam Novib implementing food security programs both in emergency and development contexts. CEDhas implemented several projects in Somalia some of which have been funded by Oxfam Novib and other back-donors such as SIDA, BUZA,Oxfam Germany, Oxfam Hong Kong among others. From 2006-2007, CED implemented emergency floods relief projects funded by Oxfam Noviband Oxfam Belgium in Middle and Lower Shabelle regions. The projects components included the distribution of foodand non-food itemsto 7800 households (46800 persons). Moreover, CED implemented various projects on food security from March 2007 to 2012 to assist the IDPs and host communities in Banadir, Lower Shabelle, Middle Shabelle and Galgadud regions.  The projects include: the UNOCHA/HFRfunded WASH responses 2009, Livelihoods Phase I and II and now Phase III (2008 to 2012); livelihood recovery project (2011-2012) funded by the Dutch ministry of foreing affairs; 2011 drought response in Middle and Lower Shabelle and the Emergency education project (2011). CED has also been working with projects funded by other donors such as OCHA-HRF, WFP and CARE.
The organization has implemented projects funded by UNHCR, UNOCHA, Oxfam GB, Oxfam Novib, UNICEF, WFP, CARE, Book for Africa, Mercy Corps among others. Most ofthese projects are concentrated in Banadir, Afgoye, Lower Shabelle, Middle Shabelle and Galgaduud regions of South-Central Somalia.

This is an early recovery project targeting the most vulnerable populations in Bakool and Galgaduud communities with an objective to meet the basic needs for food and non-food items and contribute to overall food security. The intervention will have cash transfer, cash for work and livestock restocking. The cash for work activities includes rehabilitation of strategic water reserves (crucialfor livestock and humans), degraded rangelands as well as access feeder roads.

The project seeks to achieve the following.
# Increased access to cash income through cash relief and cash for work activities targeting 1358 most vulnerable households in Adan Yabaal- G/gaduud in the pastoral lean seasons of Jan Feb and Aug/ Sept 2013.
# Rehabilitation of access roads (d 178 Km feeder road) in TAdan Yabaal  by April 2014
# 400 households trained and supported with restocking of shoats and veterinary.