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ADRA Sede- Promoc.Monitor.Pol.Publicas The present project is part of  Adra's new Strategic Plan 2012-2016 and concentrates on the lobby and advocacy activities with the Programme on Sustainable Local Development.
Objective of the project is to influence the processes of formulation and implementationof public policies on food security and rural development and by this improve the conditions of the rural population in the five provinces where Adra is working (Malange, Huambo, Benguela, Huila and Cunene).
Results are expected on four levels:
- actual data and knowledge about the food security situation in the 22 municipalities where Adra is
  present;
- strengthened capacity of civil society organisations to monitor the implementation of public
  policies on food security, especially the programmes on Poverty reduction, the creditprogramme
  for small-scale farmers and the programme on rural business;
- strengthened mecanisms for dialogue between civil society and public entities;
- more visibilty of initiatives and good practices of civil society organisations on food securityand rural development.
Citizen Watch in Diffa On February 6, 2015, the Diffa region has become the subject of a military campaign confronting the forces of defense and national security and the Islamic sect BOKO Haram, after the group had been active in Nigeria for years. Niger was receiving huge numbers of Nigerian refugees already in the Diffa region. Within weeks of clashes, hundreds of deaths, injuries and thousands of displaced people are registered. The region is in a state of emergency and thereby became a military zone with all that it implies: upheaval in the lives of people who are already burdened by poverty and chronic food insecurity.
On this basis, the Alternative Espaces Citoyens decided to implement this project to address three (3) main problems, namely:

- (I) the risk of misuseof the legal exception can result in massive violations of fundamental human rights of people living in the region and the non-observance of international humanitarian law (IHL) by belligerents :
- (Ii) The absence of a mechanism for citizen monitoring and warning involving local stakeholders (local elected officials, communities, local organizations):
- (Iii) low valuation and use of the potential of community radio in security problem management
The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the preservation of democracy and peace in Niger,through a better defense and protection of fundamental rights of the people in times of armed conflict. Specifically, the objectives of the project are:

(I) -Establish and make it operational by 2016ACitizens Watch mechanism, to share information and alert public opinion on the evolution of the situation of human and humanitarian rights in the Diffa region.
- (Ii) - Conduct advocacy and lobbying actions to bring the government and its partners, by2016, to take concrete measures to support the consequences of armed conflict on the lives of people especially in terms of access to basic services (health, food, education, water, sanitation and hygiene).
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali As per November 1, st 2012 an Institutional funding Officer has been recruited for Oxfam Novib Mali Office. Upon taking office, he was assigned as a first duty to develop a fundraising strategy as well as a fundraising calendar. When these two funding strategic documents have been framed and approved, it was discovered that there is no financial resources budgeted for fundraising activities. Therefore, after a thorough review of available programmatic resources, it was agreed that the education program officer will reserve an amount of 10 000 euro for fundraising activities.
The budget will be used to:
- contribute to co-finance projects where partners #organizations are lead and where the potential donor requires a co-funding
- Organize training to Oxfam Novib partners in the area of project  formulation, the development of communication and marketing strategies, resource mobilization strategy, budgeting etc;
- finance trip visit to donors at country and regional level,
- monitor on the field project funded by back donors to in order to ensure that partners are complying to donors #rules and regulations ;
- fund induction meeting as soon as donors approve a proposal;
Outputs per activities:
- contribute to co-finance projects where partners #organizations are lead and where the potential donor requires a co-funding ; Outputs : 2 projects requiring co-funding will be developed and approved by donors for the benefit of local partners
- Organize training to Oxfam Novib partners in the area of project  formulation, the development of communication and marketing strategies, resource mobilization strategy, budgeting etc; Outputs:
7 partners# organizations will develop two proposals each, 22 participants from local partners will receive training in project formulation, budgeting, 2 counterparts will develop their own fundraising strategy.
- finance trip visit to donors at country and regional level, Outputs:  2 filed visits one in Senegal and the other in Niger to get acquainted with regional colleagues and find out how to raise regional resources together
- monitor on the field project funded by back donors to in order to ensure that partners are complying to donors #rules and regulations ; Outputs: two filedvisits conducted for the programs My rights my Voice and Comic Relied as well as the project funded by the Dutch Embassy
- fund induction meeting as soon as donors approve a proposal; Output: 1 induction meeting organized for local partners
Duration: The time frame for this project is from April 1st, 2015 to march 31st, 2016
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Nigeria 2014/2015 Potjes - Review Humanitarian Strategy+ Contingency plan
ADRA Okupopya ONL funded The project 'Okupopya (dialogar)' focus on 3 rural municipalities in the provinces Beguela and Cunene. General objective is to demonstrate the benefits of strenthened institutions and mecanisms for dialogue between state and non-state actors at local level that assure improved pro-poor public policies and sustainable local development.
Main expected results:
- 1500 people from small-scale farmers, traditional leaders and other community groups and 245 clerks of local government institutions are trained and implement localsustainable development practices
- 1530 people know their rights and obligations concerning, decentralisation, local sustainable development, human rights, landrights and gender
- Strengthened mecanisms and articulation between state and no-state actors on local, provincial and national level to improve public policies on sustainable local development, food security and fight against rural poverty.
CO-506696 WEMAN/GALS has been implemented by Oxfam in Africa since 2005. GALS was introduced in Vietnam in 2014 and implemented in Dak Nong, Lao Cai, Ha Tinh and Bac Giang provinces in the project #Promoting GALS/WEMAN approach in Vietnam#. Since July 2015, the approach was introduced in Soc Trang and Ca Mau province within GRAISEA project.
Centre for Community Empowerment (CECEM) has been working in partnership with Oxfam to manage and implement the project #Promoting GALS/WEMAN approach in Vietnam#.  Besides, CECEM also provides technical consultancy service for GALS application in GRAISEA project.

In Dak Nong province,  GALS was piloted in four farmer groups with 78 members in 2 communes of Dak Glong District, Dak Nong province. 153 members of 4 white pig farming groups applied GALS forlivelihood improvement. In the meantime, Vietnam Women Union introduced GALS to 02 chicken raising collaborative in Bac Giang province and 02 vegetable planting cooperatives in Ha Tinh province. GALS also was applied to 8 shrimp cooperatives/collaborative in Soc Trang province and 6 shrimp ones in Ca Mau province.

After the piloting period, some positive changes have been seen at all three levels including individual, household and  group. In particular, male members haveinitially recognized unsuitable labor division in the family and started to share houseworks with their wives.  Some of groups in Bac Giang and Lao Cai have started to apply GALS1 for group cooerpation in value chain development. Besides, a group of local GALS facilitators have been built capacity for facilitating GALS1 application in groups and household. Neverthless, the implementation of GALS in Soc Trang and Ca Mau has not yet created thecooperation within/among groups in particular and posive changes at all levels in general. It is essential to further strengthen GALS 1 application in all project provinces as well as pilot GALS 2 for women economic empowerment through value chain enhancement. The documentation of GALS application process is very important for advocacy activities of scaling up GALS
SMS for sensitive information InfoAdo # Apprendre à Vivre has built a loyal and ever-growing audience amongst young people in Dakar, Ziguinchour, and the surrounding areas. BipInfoAdo, the mobile question and answer sexual and reproductive health counselling service, has received over 75,000 text message questions from across the country in less than a year, with more coming in over the web and now via Facebook. Hundreds of teachers and peer educators have been trained on how to use the interactive sexuality education programmes in schools, youth centres, and community centres, opening dialogue on sexual and reproductive health while expanding young people#s access to sexuality education.

With the all the initial targets surpassed or on track nearing the end of the pilot phase, OneWorld UK expanded and supplemented the programme in late 2011, providing additional refresher trainings for counsellors and funding for new counsellors, publicity for the mobile platform, and an expansion of the online programme accessibility via social networking sites. Following the brief extension period, Phase II of the InfoAdo # Apprendre à Vivre will focus on scaling up the current interventions into new regions across Senegal, expanding the content and reach of the online and mobile platform, and deepening sustainable structures and partnerships with local governments, civil society, and education sector organisations for project promotion and sustainability.
Country Office 503001 NOVIB Algemeen Through Making sense of an Unequal World, we aim to help combat levels of inequality in Africa#s economies and encourage African governments to adopt and apply policies that ensure resource distribution benefits poor women and men.
We will convene civilsociety organisations representing the rights of African women and men at national and regional level and support them to propose, influence and monitor policy decisions concerning revenue collection and resource allocation. This will include supporting the progressive autonomy of African Governments and Institutions. It will also increase their responsiveness to citizen#s rights and needs through inclusive and informed decision-making and governance across the resource chain for adequate and appropriateresource generation, equitable resource utilisation, as well as transparency and accountability. Civil society will propose shadow budgets based on rights-based priorities targeting equality. Similarly civil society will critique and monitor resource allocation and expenditures, both quantitatively and qualitatively. We will help civil society to push for increased (formal) access to decision-making processes involving governments, citizens (civil society) and private sector.
Oxfam will lobby and campaignwith civil society to demand: greater access toinformation; civic participation in resource-chain; good governance; pro-poor policies and investments; greater transparency and accountability. It will do so at national, regional, continental and globallevel by linking to existing Oxfam work.
As a coalition we will train journalists and editors of media houses on matters related to aid, debt, trade, taxation, resource allocation, budget monitoring, etc. This will enable them to be more actively involved in granting citizens Access to Information. It will also involve them in holding duty bearers to account.
Central Highlands: Agriculture, Resilien This project has been designed to build community resilience to withstand environmental shocks common to the region including flooding, avalanches and landslides resulting from, or worsened by severe manmade watershed degredation. This project has alsobeen designed to improve the capacity of households to meet food security and nutritional needs independently. Finally this project has been designed to improve the systems and capacities of this national NGO (OHW) in practical terms, as #Afghan-Led# becomes less an aspiration and more of a reality in Afghanistan#s near future. The goal of this project is to enable rural Afghans, especially women, to respond to shocks such as drought and flooding which impact food security and livelihoods.
Voices for Change The Voice for Change's Goal is defined as: Cambodians, especially women, youth and other marginalized communities, are informed about their rights and empowered to be an active citizen, to take leadership roles, to claim the government to be accountable towards social protection and enhancing civil society space and to challenge unequal power relations for positive societal change.
V4C is inspired to see that "Cambodians especially women and youth and other marginalized communities are informed about their rights and are empowered to be active citizens to take leadership roles to claim government's accountability toward social protection and enhancing CSO space and to challenge unequal relations or positive societal change". The program will put its strong focus on women#s leadership, violence against women and girls and support democracy building, youth empowerment as actors of change, improving social protection from the rights of workers perspectives, increased accountability of the government both national and subnational level through strengthening civil society space:  budget transparency, gender responsive budgeting and social accountability. The approaches will focus on creating spaces, capacity development, strengthening transformative leadership for women and active citizenship especially for youth and women, and joint effort for better influencing work.
GALS/WEMAN Approach Promotion in Vietnam Women Empowerment Mainstreaming and Networking (WEMAN) is a community-led global process aiming at innovation, learning and advocacy for gender justice in economic interventions and institutions. WEMAN is a long term process spearheaded by Oxfam Novib (ONL) as part of its economic justice and gender justice programmes, networking and building capacity of livelihoods and gender practitioners. Gender Action Learning System (GALS) is a methodology uses in this community learning action.
In Vietnam, Oxfam Novib is on process to support and promote WEMAN approach in development projects, implemented by Oxfam and its local partners.
In partnership with CECEM, the project aims to achieve the two specific objectives:
(1) To build local expertise resource to promote WEMAN approach into development projects in Viet Nam.
(2) To promote learning and sharing good practice of WEMAN among Oxfams partners and development actors in Viet Nam and regional level.
The 3 expected results are:
Result 1: GALS/WEMAN approach is introduced to Oxfams program staff, CECEMs trainers, local partners and other development actors in Viet Nam.
Result 2: GALS/WEMAN approach is mainstreamed into selected development projects done by Oxfam affiliates, Oxfams partners, CECEM and others development actors in Viet Nam.
Result 3: WEMAN piloting approach are documented and shared among local partners, development actors in Viet Nam and at regional levels.
Natural Resource based Conflicts Oxfam Novib started its partnership with SOS Sahel SS in January 2012 and supported the set-up of the organization in South Sudan.A grant of Euros 27,550 was approved that facilitated the registration of the organization, Creation of linkages, establishment of a board of trustees, drafting a strategic plan and carrying out a baseline survey on the causes and consequences of natural resourcebased conflicts in Central Equatoria and Warrap states.

The current project will build on the results of thework of the past 18 months by further developing the organization and increasing its credibility by continuing to establish new partnerships and further promoting its visibility in South Sudan.  The foundation for future program work in the targeted state will also be laid. SOS Sahel SS will receive technical support from their UK based office in implementing this project.  In addition, the organization will receive in house capacity building support for 12 months.
Rebuild Hope For Africa (RHA) phase 3 Depuis deux ans déjà, en synergie avec des acteurs nationaux et internationaux du secteur de transformation de conflits et promotion de la paix, OXFAM NOVIB a entrepris un programme régional très ambitieux dénommé « PAIX AU DELA DES FRONTIERES », en anglais « PEACE BEYOND BORDERS ».  Les pays concernés par ce programme sont le Rwanda, le Burundi et la République Démocratique du Congo (RDC). Entre autres acquis majeur de ce programme pour les deux années écoulées, nous avons :
- Une identification systématique des conflitset facteurs de conflits dans la région des Grands Lacs Africains. Les citoyens de cette région ont donné leur perception sur les conflits et les solutions à y apporter : 1ère année
-  Une feuille de route vers la paix dans la région des Grands lacs a été élaboréeet les différents acteurs y ont adhéré : 2ème année.
Il est maintenant question, pour la troisième année de ce projet, d'accompagner la réalisation de cette feuille de route et d'obtenir l'adhésion du plus grand nombre possible des citoyens de la région pour sa matérialisation. Pour la 3ième phase, RHA propose de murir quelques éléments de gouvernance contenus dans 4 affirmations suivantes :
Les gouvernements nationaux sont vus comme des acteurs qui doivent agir pour la paix dans la région alors quils ne le sont pas concrètement.
Au niveau des dialogues, il est demandé un dialogue communautaire sous la supervision des médiateurs issus de la société civile (ONG, confessions religieuses, leaders communautaires)
Des actions ont été proposées en termes de prévention de la violence etRHA se propose de contribuer à l'implantation.
SADEV - Improve Food & Nutrional Securit The Co-Applicant Solidarity Action and Development (SADEV) will be responsible for the implementation of advocacy activities for policy and practices changes in food security issues, and awareness raising and information on water, sanitation and hygiene issues and climate risk prevention. The Co-Applicant Solidarity Action and Development NGO (SADEV) will be responsible for the implementationof advocacy activities for policy changes and practices in food security issues, and awareness and information onwater, sanitation and hygiene issues and climate risk prevention.
SADEV is the primary  implementing agency SADEV will be directly in contact with 2,000 poor families and very poor rural communities in Kedougou.
The Strengthening Basic Food and Nutrition Needs Covering Project for 2,000 poor and very poor families in the rural communities of Medina Baffé, Dakateli, Bandafassi, Bembou, Kevoye, Missirah, Neneficha and Kedougou commune, Kedougou region aims to to contribute to Senegal's food and nutrition security. It targets State actors (decentralized services of the state, local governments), civil society organizations (peasant organizations, national organizations, chambers of agriculture, women and youth associations, grassroots community organizations and especially smallholder farmers: 2,000 households (or 20,000 people) poor rural communes above.The project is articulated around 1) direct food and nutritional support to the most vulnerable families to enable them to have a minimum of during the lean season 2) support for the improvement of agriculturalproductivity through the training and provision of cereal seeds and vegetables with high nutritional value and adapted fertilizers,3) information campaigns, Education and Communication (IEC) with target families on hygiene, access to drinking water, hand washing, integration foods of high nutritional value in their food systems, for the adoption of new behaviors conducive to adequate nutrition; 4) Advocate for greater consideration of food securityand nutrition issues in local policies and plans, in order to actively support the establishment of mechanisms that promote access for poor farmers, especially women and men. young people, factors of production (land, credit, inputs and agricultural tools, water points, administrative procedures, etc.). This process will be based on existing consultation frameworks, in particular the Departmental and Regional Development Committees, the groupings professionals, women's groups and village committees. The project will build from the outset on defining a baseline situation and participatory assessment of the capacity and vulnerability of Kedougou populations, with a focus on participatory targeting and will focus on women and men. young people who suffer more than others the consequences of poverty
Hamamet conference Leadership Challenge The British Council in Tunisia was established in 1962. Its primary mission is to build relationships between people and institutions in the UK and Tunisia through programmes and events in the areas of Education, English, Arts and Society. While the primary mandate of the British Council is to teach English through its Language Center, the BC has also supports collaboration in other areas of interest to civil society and local institutions. Recently, the BC started various partnerships in Tunisia in the areas of Gender, Active Citizenship and Youth engagement through projects like Karama in partnership with TAMSS,  Young Arab Voices debates and the Hammamet Conferences.
Wadzafica - Active Citizenship WADZAFICA is a Civil Society Organisation that promotes women´s empowerment and access to health and education. It was established in 2011. It operates in Sofala Province and is an emerging organization. Their work on gender has been important. It links women andwomen groups to governmental institutions and decision-makers. It has a track record in evidence-based advocacy. It does a lot of research on the quality and accessibility of basic services, particularly by women and girls, at provincial, district and community level in Sofala. To  formalize its partnership with government institutions, this partner has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Provincial Directorate of Education in Sofala.
Netwerk Democratie Local governance and demoratic renewal

The E-motive exchange between Network Democracy, the Dutch partner, and CEW-IT, the Ugandese partner, focuses on democratic renewal in the context of local governance.

The fundamental changes in the political decision-making structures and processes in Amsterdam and Leeuwarden in The Netherlands offer an exciting opportunity to test out new ways of citizen-government interaction in practice. The two concerned municipalities have ecognized the added value of CEW-IT for their local practices. By means of the collaboration with CEW-IT, The Netherlands and Uganda can learn together, while stimulating a learning exchange between Amsterdam and Leeuwarden through Easterlittens and Stadsdeel Oost respectively.

CEW-IT has gained a unique field of experience on deliberation and within the potential of ICT to enhance citizen advocacy and engagement, and to increase government transparency and accountability, which is the foundation for the proposed project.

The ambition is to learn from this experience and implement practices from the Ugandese way of working it in a Dutch local context.