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Integrated WASH & EFSVL response Jubaland through Sida HPA contributions The main objective of this particular project is to improve food security needs through lifesaving unconditional multipurpose cash, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and protection services to 10,390 drought affected vulnerable pastoralists households in Afmadow district of Lower Juba region of Somalia. Expected Result 1: Improve immediate food security needs of 450 households in Afmadow district of Lower Juba affected by severe droughts through unconditional cash transfer. Expected Result 2:Improved access to safe and clean drinking water, sanitation and hygiene for 10,390 vulnerable households in Afmadow district of Lower Juba affected by severe droughts. Expected Result 3:Increased access to protection awareness and available services for 62,340 vulnerable women, girls, boys and men in the target districts
Somalia Water Sanitation, Hygiene and Integrated Livelihoods Emergency Response This project aims to Reduce vulnerability of Lower Juba IDPs and host community to public health and food security risks of drought and conflict in the target area and assisting 216,914 beneficiaries through intensive labour benefiting from improved water,sanitation and  hygiene promotion 16,200 access Food assistance, short term food security and livelihoods support.The projects will be managed by Oxfam GB and implemented by one partner, WASDA.
Ethiopia-Somaliland Cross Border Community Based Drought Risk Management Project This is a cross border project targeting 7,654 households in Galbeed province of Somaliland and Somali Region of Ethiopia. 2,035 households in Allay -baday, Faraweine and Balli -gubadle districts  will be targeted in Somaliland. The project aims to reduce the vulnerability of target communities to drought risks through strengthening community preparedness and early warning, implementing drought -proofing activities and enhancing cross border learning on drought risk management.
Somalia Emergency public Health Response Project This project aims to improve access to water and sanitation for drought affected populations and IDPs in Togdheer region of Somaliland. Establishing water infrastructure and sanitation facilities, promoting hygiene and sanitation,  and distribution of non -food items are among the key project activities. The project will target a total population 70,000 people in drought stricken rural areas of Togdheer region as well as in IDP camps in Burao town.
French Embassy Food Aid Oxfam GB will  target communities which will cushion them from drought effects through food access and income support to improve the purchasing power of the households. This will be done through the distribution of food through food voucher, cash for work  in de -silting water sources mainly water pans for preparedness for the next dry season beginning July. The cash relief will be for 500 households who do not have a labourer for the cash for work. The relief will assist in accessing basic health services, community tax and basic education for the children
Somalia emergency relief and resilience project Emergency Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Emergency Food Security Livelihood (EFSL) interventions to support populations in crisis and in emergency. Long term resilience building interventions in WASH and food security & livelihoods for vulnerable communities to improve their ability to withstand cyclical shocks such as drought, floods and displacement. Improve the capacity of the federal and local governments to enact pro -poor policies as well in delivery of services.
Ethiopia-Somaliland Cross Border Community Based Drought Risk Management Project This is a cross border project targeting 7,654 households in Galbeed province of Somaliland and Somali Region of Ethiopia. 2,035 households in Allay -baday, Faraweine and Balli -gubadle districts  will be targeted in Somaliland. The project aims to reduce the vulnerability of target communities to drought risks through strengthening community preparedness and early warning, implementing drought -proofing activities and enhancing cross border learning on drought risk management.     The project will be implemented through a local NGO, HAVOYOCO, and will collaborate with relevant government institutions, mainly NERAD.
Integrated    WASH    and    EFSVL    response    through Sida HPA contributions Overall Project Objective: 43,800 men, women and children living in Sool, Sanaag and Togdheer have integrated immediate access to lifesaving food, Water and Sanitation, and can better cope with the effects of drought and other disasters. Expected Result 1 Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH): 43,800 people (mainly Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and most vulnerable host communities) have access to safe water supply and public health risks are reduced for men, women and children living in IDP settlements and rural areas of Eastern Somaliland
Somalia Crisis Response Supercedes SOMA88.  The funds Oxfam GB will provide to Somaliland/ Somalia will be to provide life saving assistance to those affected by drought and cholera. These funds will be used for assistance in Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) but also support the team in terms of other costs (staffing, logistics etc)
Microfinance provision to women involved in the Livestock Value Chain in Hargeis The project will select 20 women and target them for the Micro -Revolve project. Each woman will receive about USD350 for her milk business. This money will be payable within 3 months. The women will be organised into a cooperative or working group. In phase 2, the project will identify linkages between the Hargeisa milk traders and the milk producers in the pastoralist areas. As further funding becomes available the project will be expanded to the milk producers in the pastoralist areas.
Emergency WASH Intervention for Conflict- and Disaster-population in Somalia This is a 3 -month project that is aimed at reducing stress for the drought stricken 40,000 people in Sool region, Somaliland i.e. about 6,660 households in 11 villages by provision of water through water venders and a voucher management system, as well as the rehabilitation of 3 strategic boreholes. The community will also be trained on safe hygiene and proper management of water system. At total of 14 WES committees (11 committees for villages and 3 for boreholes at 5 persons per village) will be identified and trained.
Somalia Locust Response Improved locust control mechanisms and capacitate/enable government and local community to minimize negative effects on livelihoods of people affected by desert locust. Reduced impact of desert locust and support early livelihood recovery through provision critical agriculture inputs and livestock fodder
Somaliland Livestock Value chain Review and Synthesis The sudy wll inform how investments should be targeted  in the livestock sector
Reconstruction: Contributing to development of pastoralist & agro-pastoralists Contribute to the development of enabling conditions for human security for vulnerable pastoralist and agro -pastoralist communities in border areas of Ethiopia and Somaliland, through policy advocacy, strategic resource management and peace building.
Community Driven Livelihood and Food Security Initiatives (CLFSI) The project contributes to PIP00635. The project location is L.Juba  region. The beneficiaries are 250, 0000 people (41,667 households)   The expected outcomes are Livelihood and food security for 41, 667 households in 22 priority project sites improved; Food insecurity addressed by 22 empowered community based institutions and structures using alternative ways of working in conflict prone areas. The project is managed by Oxfam in cooperation with WASDA and the community. Expenditure is mainly on Cash transfer, Management and Partner Support Costs.
Pastoral support project This project will contribute to PIP P00516. Its aim is that pastoralists will better protect their interests and secure their rights. In Somaliland, two complementary objectives must be met: (1) Pastoralists participating effectively in organisations that represent their interests and priorities and (2) Institutions that significantly affect pastoralists' lives become more responsive to their needs. The total number of beneficiaries is 70,000 persons. The project will be implemented by Oxfam Hargeisa Office in collaboration with HAVOYOCO, our local partner. Main expenditure will be on capacity building of the POs.
Empowerment of Somali Non-State Actors This project is to contribute towards poverty reduction by empowering NSAs to influence fair allocation of public resources, respect for rights and entitlements. Specifically the project will improve NSA coordination for participatory planning, decision -making and efficient service delivery.  Secondly, will improve the capacity and knowledge of NSAs to address policy formulation, lobbying & advocacy, civic education, gender mainstreaming and respect for human rights and finally will increase community awareness on roles and obligations in policy formulation, and implementation and consequences on public service delivery
Emergency drought response in Mogadishu and Afgooye corridor This remittance project will partner with a money transfer (remittance) company to provide essential humanitarian relief to conflict people living in Somalia as per SCO 3. Beneficiaries will receive essential cash grants. The project will pilot partnerships with remittance companies who still have access to parts of Somalia where NGOs no longer have access leading to increased suffering of the vulnerable population. The project will be implemented by the selected remittance company in close partnership with Oxfam who will provide training, technical advice and grants for activities.
Somaliland Fodder Production and Marketing Project This project (under P00322) is a subcontract with FAO for its Rapid Response Rehabilitation of Rural Livelihoods Project (RRRRL) project funded by the WorldBank. The overall objective of the action is to improve food production capacity through increased access and availability to water and fodder for livestock consumption (related to SCO 1.1). Beneficiaries are 7,000 ago -pastoralist households (42,000 people) in Somaliland. Oxfam GB will supervise project implementation by its partner Havoyoco. Key budget allocations are staff, training, and transport. FAO will procure seeds and tools and supervise the construction of water catchments.
ARC Replica Deyr Drought Season Payout The proposed project will contribute to efforts aimed at averting famine in the proposed locations, which are already experiencing famine -like situations. The proposed project will provide multi -purpose cash transfers to the most vulnerable communities in Baidoa and Burhakaba districts.
PA contribution to Somaliland via SIDA Humanitarian Partnership Agreement This project will transfer funds for the Somaliland response to Oxfam Novib, via the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement (HPA), a multiyear partnership between Oxfam and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA).
Start Fund - Somalia Alert 681 - Displacement Due to Conflict Proposed project will reach 2,767 displaced households (approx. 16,605 individuals – without double counting between activities) with food and water needs. Food and water are among the topmost priority needs of affected population. While shelter and protection also remain our area of concern. With current available resources we prioritize food and water for life -saving assistance with protection mainstreaming approach while we further continue our efforts to mobilize resources for other needs like shelter/Non Food Items (NFIs).  We proposed to target most vulnerable 1,253 households (7,518 people, 35 percent of total displaced in the target 7 locations) in need of food assistance with cash transfer modality using our existing mobile money transfer system in place. Following the latest Joint Markets and Supply Chain Update led by World Food Programme (WFP) dated 21 to 28 January 2023, we conducted a quick check with key informants and identified that market in the proposed seven locations is accessible and functional. Under the umbrella of Cash Working Group and in -line with our commitment to harmonize cash -based assistance in the country, we propose to adopt the food assistance cash transfer value of USD 90 (72.62 GBP) per household per month in this response. Proposed target 1,253 households to receive 180 USD (145.25 GBP) each as a food assistance for two months in one go. This will result in direct transfer of USD 225,540 (181, 992 GBP) to beneficiaries.
PA Contribution to Somaliland (Sanaag & Sool) via Sida Hum Partnership Agreement In response to food insecurity resulting from protracted drought, the project will support 1,600 beneficiary households  - Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host community (HC)  - in Sanaag region (El Afwein district) and Sool region (Caynabo and Lasanod districts) to meet their basic food needs in a dignified way through providing them with Cash Transfers for food and Cash based on work they will do to improve the conditions in their communities. 1,360 benefiting households will electronically (via mobile phones) receive three cash transfer rounds valued at USD70 and USD75 in Sanaag and Sool respectively per round, while 240 individuals will participate in Cash -for -Work activities and received USD7 per day for 20 days, allowing them to make dignified choices with the amounts they receive, towards meeting their needs.  Being cash transfers, Oxfam will implement this project directly with community members. The Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) Advisor and Officer will be closely supported by members of the Monitoring Evaluation and Accountability and Learning (MEAL) team (all based in the country programme in Somaliland) through the project cycle. If there is any need for additional support, these staff can rely on Oxfam's EFSVL Advisor at the Regional Platform and also on support from the Global Humanitarian Team for surge support, if the situation warrants it.
Mobile phone PH application in Somalia The aim of the project is to conduct feasibility and develop a mobile phone based health promotion application for Somalia. Lessons learned will inform the development of an effective, cost -efficient and scalable approach to health promotion based on mobile phone applications that can be replicated in other humanitarian settings.
RRM - Integrated WASH, EFSVL and Protection drought and conflict affected respon Provide emergency lifesaving Emergency Food Security Livelihood (EFSL), protection and Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) assistance to conflict and drought affected Internally Displaced Person (IDP) and host communities in Buhoodle district of Togdheer region and Erigavo district of Sanaag region.
Somalia anticipatory action flood pilot This anticipatory action aims to mitigate the impact of flooding in four vulnerable districts through  a consortium.  Planned activities (beneficiary targets are total figures, not just Oxfam targets):  (a) Procure and distribute NFIs to 2,100 households  (b) Distribute immediate lifesaving water filter to 2,800 HHs  (c) Insecticide -Treated Free Standing Mosquito Nets (which will benefit 2,014 households  (d) Support Community hygiene promoters reaching 44,000 people  (e) Community engagement in Prevention and Management of Cholera and AWD reaching 24,000 individuals  (f) Mass Disinfection campaign reaching 24,000 individuals.
Somaliland East Africa Food Crisis Response The funds Oxfam GB will provide to Somaliland will be to provide life saving assistance to those affected by drought and cholera. These funds will be used for assistance in Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) but also support the team in terms of other costs (staffing, logistics etc)
SOMGEP - Transition Working in Somaliland, Puntland and Galmudug states of Somalia, this 4.5 year project entitled SOMGEP II focuses on supporting current cohort of girls under GEC to access quality education beyond primary level, transitioning into either formal secondary school or an accelerated learning track. CARE is the lead implementer with ADRA as a sub. Key outputs are the following: -Increase access to post-primary options -Promote positive shifts on gender and social norms at community, parental and individual girl level -Improve quality of education at primary and post-primary levels -Improve school conditions in close collaboration with communities -Strengthen
Adolescent Girls' Education (AGES) The project will work with two groups of adolescent girls age 10-19 totaling 40,000 girls: (1) Girls who have dropped out of early primary grades without attaining sufficient numeracy and literacy skills, most of whom are involved in paid or unpaid domestic work. Older girls are likely to be already married. (2) Girls who have never enrolled in school, extremely vulnerable to early marriage or already adolescent wives and mothers. Most are involved in casual work and have limited time and interest to pursue regular education options. , the project will work with the government, communities and education providers to offer three tailored pathways for girls to access quality education over a period of 4 years: - An 11-month alternative basic education (ABE) course will enable young adolescents (girls and boys) who dropped out or have never been to school to reach a Grade 4 level, become fluent readers and fully numerate, and acquire basic life skills (financial literacy, leadership skills, communication and negotiation).
Technical addendum to contract 300011145 Contract related to: Technical addendum to contract 300011145 - Administrative Activity for&nbsp;Audit and Internal Control
Euromed Rail Safety projec To support partner countries to enhance railway safety, in particular attention to the establishment of risk approach basis of safety and the prevention of accidents, as well as their investigation;To reinforce the institutional capacity of partner countries to perform fully their duties under the adequate regulatory framework;At regional level, to promote interoperability among different countries in areas such as infrastructure (including track gauge), control-command and signalling
Support for Institution-building and International Co-operation in the Southern Neighbourhood Overall objective of this action is to promote institution building &amp; institutional cooperation through support to Union for the Mediterranean, Anna Lindh Foundation, League of Arab States and Council of Europe through the South Programme (Phase V)
Civil Society Facility Neighbourhood South 2021 Overall objective of CSF is to strengthen and promote role of Civil Society Orgnanisations in reforms and democratic changes taking place in the Southern Neighbourhood countries, through increased participation in policy dialogue and policy-making process.
El Hiwar III: Training and Information Course on Euro-Arab Diplomacy Contract related to: El Hiwar III: Training and Information Course on Euro-Arab Diplomacy - Overall objective of this action is to promote institution building &amp; institutional cooperation through support to Union for the Mediterranean, Anna Lindh Foundation, League of Arab States and Council of Europe through the South Programme (Phase V)
EU Trade and Competitiveness Programme for Morocco and Tunisia <p>In the context of enhancing the trade relations with Morocco and Tunisia, the Programme aims at bringing local trade-related requirements, industrial standards, technical regulations and animal and plant health measures closer to EU legislation. The Programme will support private sector SMEs in Tunisia and Morocco to implement such higher standards through a value chain approach.</p>
Appui à la protection et à l'intégration économique et sociale des tunisiens de retour, des populations déplacées et des communautés hôtes en Tunisie et au Maroc L¿objectif du programme est d¿améliorer l¿accès à la protection et à l'intégration économique et sociale des tunisien.ne.s de retour, des populations déplacées et des communautés hôtes en Tunisie et au Maroc, en capitalisant sur les leçons apprises des composantes du programme ProGres mais aussi les programmes d¿aides à la formation des compétences, à l¿emploi et à la réinsertion.Les trois axes d¿intervention sont i) le renforcement des capacités de l¿Office des tunisiens à l¿Etranger (OTE), en particulier des attachés sociaux et des agents aux frontières, ainsi que des institutions partenaires dans la préparation au retour et&nbsp;à la réintégration par la suite; ii) la réinsertion socio-économique des migrant.e.s tunisien.ne.s de retour et l¿inclusion économique des populations hôtes avec la mise en réseau d¿un panel d¿opérateurs et de mécanismes de référencement efficaces, tout en capitalisant sur les transferts de fond et les compétences de la diaspora, et iii) l¿amélioration de l¿accès à la protection, à la sécurité et aux service de base pour les personnes déplacées et vulnérables en Tunisie et au Maroc. Seuls les enjeux liés à la protection (effet 4) couvrent aussi le Maroc.Les aspects de coordination et d¿adaptabilité du programme représentent un objectif transversal (effet 5), pour lesquels les partenaires de mise en ¿uvre seront redevables afin de faciliter la gestion pour les autorités et de renforcer l¿efficacité du programme.La durée prévue de mise en ¿uvre des activités est de 72 mois. L¿action vise les régions prônes à la migration et/ou abritant le plus grand nombre de personnes déplacées et de tunisiens de retour. Ce programme sera mis en ¿uvre par des organisations internationales et des agences des Nation Unies spécialisées.
Local Currency Initiative for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises The Project aims to increase the access to affordable local currency financing to MSMEs in order to enhance competitiveness and promote business expansion. This would help provide medium- to long-term local currency funding for local businesses and micro-entrepreneurs to strengthen their market position and competitiveness, whilst mitigating their exposure to exchange rate volatility.
UNHCR Tunisia - Renforcement de la protection et l'acc¿s aux services de base des r¿fugi¿s et demandeurs d'asile vuln¿rables en Tunisie <p>Renforcement de la protection et l¿accès aux services de base des réfugiés et demandeurs d¿asile vulnérables en Tunisie</p>
Cleaner Energy Saving multi-use public building <p>The overall objective of the action is promoting environmental protection, climate change mitigation and improved quality of life of Jordanian people, in line with the country¿s commitments under the Paris Agreement.</p>
Completion of the integrated coastal surveillance system in Tunisia - Phase III BMP <p>NDICI-GEO-NEAR/2022/436-525 - <strong>Completion of the integrated coastal surveillance system in Tunisia (ICMPD) </strong></p>
Regional Support to Reinforce Human Rights, Rule of Law and Democracy in the Southern Mediterranean (South Programme V) Contract related to: Regional Support to Reinforce Human Rights, Rule of Law and Democracy in the Southern Mediterranean (South Programme V) - Overall objective of this action is to promote institution building &amp; institutional cooperation through support to Union for the Mediterranean, Anna Lindh Foundation, League of Arab States and Council of Europe through the South Programme (Phase V)
European Endowment for Democracy Annual Operating Grants 2022-24 The annual operating grants to the European Endowment for Democracy (EED) will cover the period running from January 2022 until December 2024 and is funded through budget from regional South (2,5 MEUR per year) and East (3 MEUR per year)
AAP 2021 Neighbourhhod South Security Package This decision will cover 2 actions: gender in law enforcement and passenger name records