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Covid-19  Spread Prevention In Somalia Oxfam and our partners believe that accurate and reliable information on Covid-19 will save lives: currently, we are already responding and reaching more than 40,000 people directly with WASH services and more than 650,000 people in Somaliland and Puntland via the Covid-19 helplines this proposal seeks to support.  Toll-free Covid-19 helplines our partner Shaqodoon is running in the Ministries of Health in Somaliland and Puntland have been launched in mid-April and beginnning of May respectively. The call centres utilize an interactive voice response system providing up to date information related to Covid-19 to the community. People can call the hotline and receive WHO-approved pre-recorded messages on COVID-19, check symptoms, and also talk to a healthofficers if they wish to doso. They can also leave a voicemail and will be called back. The system can be accessed free of charge through mobile phones for callers using a 3-digit shortcode.

The Somaliland hotline has registered more than 651,366 calls so far (as of 19 May), highlighting the thirst of people across Somaliland for accurate and reliable information on Covid-19.  A number of risk cases have been identified through the helplines already, and people tested as a result of their call and guidance received. Shaqodoon is highlighting common misinformation on Covid-19 gathered through calls as well as stats on calls, follow-up and regional origin of callers on dashboards which support the Ministry of Health and humanitarian partners in addressing needs in a timely manner. They also produce weekly dashboards to provide the Ministry of Health with an overview of calls, levels of (mis-)information per region and necessary follow-up.

This project would support Shaqodoon in extending the helplineservice in collaboration with the Ministries of Health for another 2 months until June/July, reaching a majority of the population in Puntland and Somaliland (at least 60% of the population) with accurate and timely information, guidance and symptoms checking, while at the same time ensuring call center staff and Ministry of Health officials receive adequate protection and safe programming support to deal with sensitive data and critical cases.  Their work will be accompanied by the installment of innovative hands-free handwashing stations designed and produced in the TVET centres of partner Havoyoco. These measures will reach another 30,000 people across Somaliland.
Somalia - GameUp! - Design Young people between the age of 25-35 who have entrepreneurial ideas and connected to the incubation center will use Gamification to build the solution by playing a game prototype. This approach will be inspired by users who provide feedback at differentstages across the design journey either actively or through observed interactions with prototype and intervention which will end the new solution are tailor made to suit their needs and level of knowledge. App developers will have the space to meet and work together to develop the GameUP! Prototype.
VOICE-Tournons la Page The project presented by Tournons La Page Niger called AGIR ENSEMBLE POUR LA JUSTICE FISCALE, LA REDEVABILITE DES DIRIGEANTS ET LA DEMOCRATIE AU NIGER aims to enable civil society organizations members of the Tournons La Page Campaign to: Influence public policies towards greater tax justice and the deepening of democracy in Niger. To strengthen the capacity of Nigerien CSOs (Civil Society Organizations) to act and mobilize citizens through significant local deployment and youth awareness. Document casesof corruption and act effectively to ensure that they do not go unpunished. Tournons La Page Niger actors will collectively work to strengthen the monitoring and control role of civil society organizations. They will thus be able to engage in dialogue with the public authorities while acting as relays for the interests and needs of the population.
GRAISEA ON ICAFIS Vietnam 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.

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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

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PARC SIDA programme has four inter-related outcomes that will be targeted: (1) Small-scale agricultural farming systems are more productive, sustainable, and responsive to market demand in the selected commodity value chains, through a market system approach.(2) Market systems in selected VCs are efficient, transparent, inclusive and rewarding for women and men small-scale producers. (3) Enabling policies and market regulations are more inclusive and better promote the interests of small-scale producers; and,GoI violations of IHL and IHRL are challenged. (4) Local partners and relevant sector organizations can practice market systems approach for pro-poor and resilient agriculture development. As part of SIDA programme, PARC will be one of the partners working under a market systems approach to introduce interventions that tackle some of the bottlenecks and constraints within their respective value chain. PARC willbe working on two value chains:  olives in the Gaza Strip and Grapes in the West Bank .Furthermore, PARC will work alongside other partners to identify policy and cross-cutting issues across the agricultural sector, mobilizing farmers and initiating collective campaigns to address these issues. The interventions will be at various levels across thevalue chain, including at farm level (production), market systems level (demand), and enabling environment (policies and institutions). Work on these value chains will be undertaken with different market actors, including producer groups, cooperatives,social enterprises, unions and federations, private sector, and relevant ministries.
OGB Giro 555 Indonesia EQ/Tsunami Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, was hit with a series of earthquakes, the strongest one on September 28th . This powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami and an estimated 1,5 million people were affected and more than 2.000 confirmed fatalities. Houses, shops, mosques and hotels collapsed or suffered extensive damage. More than 65.000 houses were damaged.

On October 4th Giro555 decided to launcha public appeal among the Dutch public.

Oxfam and partners will focus on:
- WASH: water, sanitation and hygiene
- EFSVL: emergencyfood security and vulnerable livelihoods
- Shelter/NFI#s: non-food-items
- Gender
- Child protection
SWT #UsawaDada ending HTPs in Kenya Samburu Women Trust (SWT) is an indigenous women-led organization, registered as a TRUST under the Trustee Act laws of Kenya as non-profit and non-political institution whose mission is to champion the rights of women and girls among the pastoralists# communitiesin Kenya.  The organization is concerned with addressing deep-rooted retrogressive cultural practices like early forced marriages, female genital mutilation, girl child beading, and spousal beatings which are routinely carried out, despite recent constitutional, administrative, policy and legislative advancement for the promotion and protection of the rights of women and girls in Kenya. Two key studies conducted in 2012 - A silent sacrifice - and a follow up in 2015 - The Unspoken vice in Samburu Community - provides concrete recommendation on how to address these challenges in which the proposed project is based upon. The project will target three (3) counties where these practices are most predominant, namely Isiolo, Samburu, and Marsabit withthe expectation that the community perceptions with regard to women participation in decision making and cultural practices that harm women will be influenced positively. including enhanced capacity of women to take up leadership position in the society.SWT#s work is informed by first hand experiences of the founders and lived experiences of fellow women and girls among the Samburu community. The founders felt personally challenged to do something to bring to an end institutionalized violation of rightsofwomen and girls among their pastoralist communities. The organization has positioned itself as the champion of human rights for women and girls, facilitator for the amplification of the voices of women and girls, and supporter of victims and survivorsof retrogressive cultural practices
VN Social Responsibility in Fishery The Vietnam PPP Skipjack Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) was implemented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the public private partnership (PPP) for sustainable development of the seafood sector in Vietnam. The project is also a good initiative showing strong commitment of Vietnam government and private sector to sustainable fishing industry given the context that EC warned its illegal, unreported, unregulated issue with a yellow card in 2017.
By end of 2018, the PPP with participation of Vietnam Directorate of Fisheries, 10 provincial authorities, 12 processing enterprises, Nha Trang University, Research Institute for Marine Fisheries, Vinatuna and Oxfam has altogether developed and committed to the implementation of a 5-year action plan (2018-2022)on skipjack FIP with specific responsibilities assigned to relevant stakeholders and PPP members. The action plan was shared with wider audience, including fisherfolks, fishing vessels owners, domestic and international by-product processing enterprises and retailers those who are about to join the PPP of their interest and benefits.
The proposed project will support the continuity of the Vietnam PPP Skipjack FIP with three main areas of intervention, including 1) implementation of the Skipjack FIP Action Plan, 2) improvement of worker social benefits in the tuna capturing and processing enterprises, and 3) joining hands in with Indonesia and Thailand seafood coalitions in the effort of promoting social responsibility influencing campaign in Asia.
The Stories behind the Numbers 2019 The Stories behind the Numbers: Testimonies from 13 Years Documenting Violence against
Since 2005, Yesh Din has been documenting human rights violations against Palestinians that persist as a result of 51 years of protracted occupation. Yesh Din has provided legal aid and monitored over 1,200 cases involving ideological offenses committed by Israeli civilians (usually settler violence). This number represents only cases in which complaints have been filed and Yesh Din documented many more offenses in which victims chose not to file a complaint. In this time, Yesh Din can attest to complicity by the Government of Israel (GOI) in failing in its obligation to protect the Palestinian civilians and their property living under its prolonged occupation and in enforcing the law on Israelicivilians.
Mobile Early Warning for Somaliland The project aims to develop a prototype mobile based early warning emergency and management system for Somaliland  and will specifically aim to support 118,000 people in Sool, Sanaag and Awdal regions of Somalia/land where both humanitarian agencies, government and communities can access a wealth of information related to early warning of forecasted drought and other climactic shocks. This concept will complement the ongoing community based early warning system in Somaliland.
Linking technology with crowd sourced data will improve the forecasting of drought situation, market prices, livestock diseases, weather pattern, pasture and water availability to support planning and response. As well as collecting data, the mobiles will improve access to a set ofearly warning notifications and connect to other services on their phone.
Oxfam will engage with local partners that have existing linkages within the tech networks of Somalia/land and have experience in managing and delivering on innovation projects. Currently Oxfam Somalia have two existing partners, Shaqadoon and Innovate Venture, who have expertise of implementing technological solutions
 NADFOR will be responsible as focal point for consolidating early warning data after they have been trained, andto disseminate this information back to the community. NADFOR is expected to become an Early warning information hub, responsible for the link between communities and other humanitarian actors.
OGB Kenia, finance for development. According to the #Taxing for a More Equal Kenya# Study, extreme inequality is out of control in Kenya. Less than 0.1% of the population (8,300 people) own more wealth than the bottom 99.9% (more than 44 million people). Tackling inequality could help to lift millions out of poverty, secure sustainable economic growth and bring the country together. Inequality is not inevitable, and the government can reduce it to sustainable levels through deliberate policy actions.
In January 2017, the Government of Kenya (GoK) announcedits intention to reform the Income Tax Act, Chapter 470 of the Laws of Kenya (ITA), that came into operation on 1st January 1974 and called for submissions on amendments to the Act. The objective of the process was to eliminate contradictions, consolidate all amendments, and, align to international best practice and the current economic environment. In January 2018, the GoK is expected to produce the first comprehensive draft of the ITA subsequently calling upon the public to provide input.
Oxfam in Kenya (OiK), in developing this proposal seeks to strengthen Civil Society Organizations (CSO) participation in policy influencing and advocacy for fairerfiscal justice policies by capitalizing on the opportunity to influence reforms to the Income Tax Act. In this regard, OiK proposesto facilitate participation of CSOs in the review process, conduct training on the provisions of the Income Tax Act to CSOs and develop a joint CSO position on the same, lobby members of parliament who have the express mandate to adopt any reforms proposed and carry out awareness raising activities during the review process to increase citizen and CSO awareness on the proposed reforms.
OiK therefore is keen to pursue a consolidated civil society position toinfluence the reforms process. In addition, OiK has established a new stream of work under the Tax Justice component aptly named Tax Dialogue to bridge the divide between civil society and corporatesector, which will be explored in this project.
VBSP-Accessing financial literacy The prime objective is to research and develop a financial literacy smartphone app that  improves financial literacy of the poor and other disadvantaged groups on mobile financial services, and help them manage finance effectively.
.1) Output
# Piloteda financialliteracy app (demo) for the poor and other disadvantaged groups.
# Formulated financial literacy materials for app.
# Shared the experience on developing and piloting the app for microfinance actors that encourage them to continue more function for the app serving the poor.
# Further coordination with Oxfam to ask for more support from other donors to expand the financial literacy app nationwide.
2) Beneficiaries
# Initially serving for VBSP#s microfinance clients who are the savings andcredit groups at village.
# Local residents in pilot areas.
# Microfinance practioners have concern to learn eperience on developing the financial literacy app for thepoor.
# Officers of Oxfam in other countries have concern to learn eperience on developing the financial literacy app for the poor.
CO-Project Coordination&Support (OIC) Inclusion Project will be implemented by Oxfam in Cambodia. Under the umbrella of Natural Resource Governance Program, Inclusion Project will grant to 5 local partners with technical support and coordination from Oxfam in Cambodia, to achieve its expected outcomes and objectives. It comprised 3 outcomes 1) Gender and Women Leadership, 2) Civil Society Strengthening and 3) Policy Influencing on Water Governance.

Oxfam In Cambodia play coordinating and supporting role for the implementation of Oxfam Water Governance (WG) Program in Cambodia which is part of Mekong Regional Water Governance Program (MRWGP). The aim of Oxfam WG is to increase the number of women and men in farmer and fisher communities who have realized their rights to secure sustainable livelihoods. Currently, MRWGP(Including Inclusion Project and Water Governance Project) is funding to 9 partners in Cambodia comprised MVI, CIYA, NRD, FACT, NGOF/RCC, CVS, CYN, 3SPN and Inland Fishery Research and Development Institute of Fishery Administration (IFReDI/FiA).
Water Governanceis one of other project under Oxfam in Cambodia Natural Resource Governance (NRG) Program (2015-20) aims at supporting women and men to realize their rights to take control of and gain benefits from Cambodia#s natural resources (land, water, extractives, forest and fishery) and secure sustainable livelihoods. Mekong water resource governance links and contributes directly to sustain the livelihoods of local Cambodians residing along the Mekong.

Oxfam water governance in Cambodia identified 2 key priorities for influencing water governance policy improvement. Oxfam will work in partnership with partners to 1) Influence on Sambo Hydropower Dam in Kratie province and Stung Treng Hydropower Dam in Stung Treng province to hold the government and developer accountable promoting social and environmental standard and 2) supporting the affected communities through monitoring and documenting the impact of operating LSS2 hydropower dam on local community for policy influencing for better and acceptable compensation. Oxfam in Cambodia also acts as focal point for grant management, partnership coordination and provides technical support to partners including project implementation, monitoring and evaluation to ensure the partners# projects are implemented and contributed to the achieve the program goal of the Mekong Regional Water Governance Program.
BudgIT - Finance for Development This Actor, BudgIT will be implementing the inequality campaign aspect of the Nigeria F4D, inequality campaign is the fourth pillarof the Strategic Partnership intervention in Nigeria. The campaign has been ongoing in Nigeria since 2015 after the globallaunchingin October 2014. It is understood generally as a manifestation of the pattern of resource distribution within a country. It reflects the pattern of access to decision making spaces, wealth accumulation, assets, income or general resource distribution etc. and also looks at the differences in gender, race, power etc. Inequality can manifest in different forms such as political, economic and gender.

Among the core objectives of the intervention in Nigeria is to map out and understand the existing socio-cultural, economic and political factors and conditions driving poverty and inequality in the Nigeria, create awareness around them and identify key strategic actions and actors needed to galvanize citizens and policy makers against inequality and set the terms for a debate on inequality in Nigeria.

To deliver the desired result, a combination of strategies will be employed, these include mobilizing citizens around the issue in Nigeria, organizing policy dialogue meetings, launching of the Nigeria Inequality Report, simplification of the inequality report into Booklets and Leaflets by using Infographs, publication of policy paper series on inequality in Nigeria, publicizing of the Nigeria Even it Up website, simplification of research findingson taxation, budget etc into accessible information materials, dissemination of reports, use of both the traditional and the new media to create awareness around the issues of inequality, etc.