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Sonar Music SA - Partner Project Sonar Music SA - Partner project, aims to equip, empower, and mobilize young people to be agents of change in their communities through the medium of music. South Africa has the highest youth unemployment rate in the world and a very racially divided history with education being a major area of division. As a result, the youth of South Africa still face this great divide between the quality of education which leads to overwhelming hopelessness. The project will use the focus on music to equip young people with: Quality education, skill development, and leadership training. We believe that this will empower the target group with: Hope for a better future, leadership authority, knowledge that inspires change, a belief that they can achieve great outcomes and lead change in their community. Training workshops, Music courses, Music events, Cultural exchange trips, Leadership courses and weekly member activities for developing a supporting environment for growth.
Participating in Silba’s National General Assembly 2023 The main content of the network activity is to give the Egyptian project group an opportunity to participate in Silba’s General Assembly and to get first-hand experience with the organization. During the assembly, the two project groups will also co-facilitate a workshop on dialogue tools for all participants. The aim of the network activity is to inspire the volunteers from The Dialogue Company and for them to see an example of how to organize voluntary work. Our intention is that the participants will receive ideas on how to incorporate work on dialogue into Silba’s and The Dialogue Company’s existing work. Furthermore, the aim of the network activity will also be the opportunity for the Egyptian and the Danish project group to meet and discuss future activities in the partnership.
Youth Forum for Change The pilot project aims to organize a national youth forum in Nepal, bringing together Nepalese youth scouts from all provinces with the purpose of electing and supporting a youth council. The project also involves the participation of Danish youth as participants/facilitators, fostering intercultural exchange and discussions on democratic processes within their respective organizations. The Danish participants will gain inspiration and ideas from the interactions with the Nepalese scouts, observing their youth programs and initiatives. Meanwhile, the Nepalese participants will develop action plans at provincial and national levels, empowering them to become local changemakers. The target groups of the project include Danish and Nepalese youth, as well as the partnering organizations involved.
IMUNZI Since 2014 the IMUNZI project has worked towards lowering the HIV prevalence in Zimbabwe by raising awareness through peer-to-peer education. After a newly finished partnership project, our aim is to use this opportunity to reflect upon the lessons learned this far and together define and match our visions and hopes for the future of our partnership. This will be done through structured discussions and evaluation of previous work between members of all three partner organizations. Hereby laying foundation for developing a new partnership agreement as well as practical guidelines, strengthening our future cooperation and the sustainability of the project itself.
Next step for Youth for Sustainable Change The aim of this project is to formulate a new partnership strategy for the long- standing partnership between DSU and AY. After two 3 yearlong successful partnership projects the partnership needs to reformulate itself and onboard new volunteers that can come with new ideas and insights on how to further strengthen and develop the partnership. Furthermore, the partnership development project will help kickstart the engagement from both partners after a long period during COVID where activities have been carried out in the Philippines only and with only participation from the Danish project team from the distance. The activities of the project include an orientation to the new project team members, a meeting among previous youth leaders, visits to local government and party leaders and a visit to the project areas. The target groups for this project are the Danish and Philippine project team members and local project teams in the Philippines.
The School of Dialogue in Egypt The project aims at creating a dialogue school for community leaders in Egypt. The school will provide the community leaders with theoretical and practical experience so that they can implement community based dialogue initiatives and projects within their communities to foster dialogue, peace, and nonviolent communication amongst members of their communities. The school will include a training component and a mentoring component as well. The activities will include curriculum development, training, and mentoring. There will also be joint meetings between the two project teams (Egyptian and Danish) to plan and evaluate the project continuously.
Identification and planning of the next partnershipproject between KFS Denmark and EUS Montenegro It’s almost three years ago KFS and EUS had to end our last project early due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, the partnership has been kept to a minimum. With the proposed preparatory study KFS and EUS whish to restart the cooperation once again. The goal is two-fold. First and foremost, the study should help determine what the most relevant focus of the next project would be. And the study should help jump-start applicationpreparation process. Secondly the study should help anchoring the project (as well as potential future ones) in the newly formed project group.
Prevention on NCDs among school kids in Ghana In the fall 2021, Ashipti and HFFG went on a preparatory study to Ghana. During the preparatory study we went on school visits to interview primary school students. We collected data about their knowledge on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), risk factors as well as their level of physical activity and their eating habits. Our data showed that school children have a low level of knowledge on NCDs, on what constitutes a healthy diet, as well as low knowledge of the consequences of unhealthy diet and low physical activity. Furthermore, we found varied perceptions of ?healthy lifestyle? for which some of them were based on misconceptions. Based on this knowledge the idea of the pilot project took form. The pilot project will primarily focus on bridging the knowledge gap of school children in Ghana on NCDs while promoting physical activity and healthy diet among them.
Support Initiative of Belarusian Youth CSOs After the massive crackdown of civil society organizations in Belarus, youth organizations are facing a variety of challenges, including security, administrative and capacity related problems that hinder their abilities to conduct their activities in the country or the exile. To provide help for Belarusian youth organizations undergoing structural changes and security threats, build capacities on active citizenship among Belarusian youth and ensure sustainable and uninterrupted activities of Belarusian youth CSOs, this project includes several activities providing a well-rounded approach. The Organizational Clinic session aims at informing organizations on the article 193-1 and its implications, next steps after liquidation, and fundraising; Small-Scale Pool provides consultations and opportunities to acquire digital and physical tools according to their demands to increase their administrative and security capacity; and Training of Trainers will result in the establishment of a pool of trainers ensuring the continuous educational capacity across organizations.
School of Belarusian Youth Trainers The School of Belarusian Youth Trainers is a partnership project between Belarusian National Youth Council RADA and Silba - Initiative for Dialogue and Democracy aiming at increasing the human capacity and sustainability of the youth sector in Belarus through the development of expert level skills of young activists while encouraging volunteerism among youth. In this project, we facilitate online and offline training for leaders, members, and volunteers of Belarusian youth organisations and activist groups at different skill levels, provide opportunities for new trainers to practise their newly gained skills in real settings and develop a platform for newly trained trainers as well as youth organisations and relevant Belarusian stakeholders. This not only includes a database of trainers able to provide facilitation of activities to youth groups and organisations but also opportunities to network and participate in an active, one of the kind community of young trainers coming from different organisational and topical spheres.
Partnership Development The partnership development aims at strengthening the partnership between UESARIO and Frit Forum in order to proceed with our cooperation. By improving the communication between the two organisations, strengthening our management of resources as well as capacities within the organisation, we will be able to develop our partnership and create a solid foundation for future collaboration. Both new and experienced members of the Frit Forum and UESARIO committees will get to know each other and work on strategies for cooperation in the future.
Preparation for Support Initiative for Belarusian Youth NGOs 2.0 The preparatory study for RADA-Silba partnership aims at improving and expanding the activities fulfilled during the Pilot project ?Support Initiative for Belarusian Youth CSOs?, such as training of trainers, as well as building an improved strategy for the project, which will aim at strengthening youth organisation affected by the civil society crackdown and other political and legal contexts currently relevant for Belarusian youth, while also engaging and re-engaging old and new volunteers in activities. Additionally, in preparation for the partnership project, the preparatory study will strengthen the partnership between RADA and Silba by improving communication flow and managerial planning.
A Window to Nepal The main message for our project is to emphasize the importance and inclusiveness in global development cooperation. As for our case it will be in Lamjung, Nepal.  Target Group: Our primary target audience is Danish youth from age of 20-29 interested in global development agenda. The target group will see content from the community in Lamjung, Nepal, where we will document activities through photos and videos for social media, particularly on Facebook and Instagram.   We will be writing stories, newsletters, and video editing, benefiting both local and national organizations (DUF, DRCY and NRCS) and enhancing our awareness-raising campaign. It will enable us to create visually appealing content and write stories/blogposts about our project.
APL on Strengthening Regional Cooperation For Wildlife Protection in Asia The project aims to assist the participating governments to build or enhance shared capacity, institutions, knowledge andincentivesto collaborate in tackling illegal wildlife trade and other select regional conservation threats to habitats in borderareas.
Second Phase of the APL on Strengthening Regional Cooperation for Wildlife Protection in Asia To assist the participating governments of Bhutan and others to build or enhance shared capacity, institutions, knowledge and incentives to collaborate in tackling illegal wildlife trade and other selected regional conservation threats to habitats in border areas.
Plastic free Rivers and Seas for South Asia To strengthen innovation and coordination of circular economy solutions to plastic pollution flowing into South Asian Seas
Transforming Fisheries Sector Management in South-West Indian Ocean Region and Maldives Project (TransFORM, SWIOFish5) To strengthen regional, evidence-based fisheries management in the South-West Indian Ocean Region and to improve competitiveness inthe fisheries sector in the Maldives
Climate Adaptation and Resilience for South Asia To contribute to an enabling environment for climate-resilient policies and investments in select sectors and countries in South Asia.
Air Quality / Pollen Asthma Project To assess the feasibility of using the eDPSEEA model in future RESPIRE projects in Islamabad, in the context of seasonal pollen induced asthma exacerbations.
COVID HSNIG Nasal Wash Project Selection of patients suffering from symptoms of COVID within the recent 24 hours
COVID ELISA kit Project Developing Low Cost ELISA diagnostic kits for COVID diagnosis (i.e. infection with SARS CoV2 virus)
Non-country specific HUM SPA 2022-2025 SPA HUM-lot implementation through global non-country specific projects
Non-country specific DEV SPA 2022-2025 SPA DEV-lot implementation through global non-country specific projects
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counterdrug training, Almaty - Kazakhstan Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counterdrug training, Almaty - Kazakhstan; Clandestine Laboratory Training
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counter Drug Training, Altamy Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counter Drug Training, Altamy; Clandestine Laboratory Training
Content Development Partner for UN Women Second Chance Education and Vocational Training Programme As part of the UN Women’s Second Chance Education and Vocational Training (SCE) Programme, this project will develop, pilot and test a participatory video approach to the development and contextualisation of online courses targeting the most disadvantaged women across Cameroon, Jordan, India, Mexico, Chile and Australia, in a way that aligns with their cultural and socio-economic contexts, and ultimately catalyses improved economic and employment opportunities for them. The courses will be focused on Life/Career Planning, Digital Literacy and Financial Literacy/Entrepreneurship, and are aimed at 67,000 women and young women from Indigenous, refugee, displaced, and low-income groups in the six countries.

The online courses will have significant video content, and the Collective will be working closely with the Open University to ensure that course design aligns with video content. We will be leading the participatory video process with facilitators in each country to ensure that the courses are co-designed and women from the beneficiary communities are part of the creation and testing of the videos for the courses.
Central African Forest Initiative Implementation SingleDonor Trust Fund The objective of the Trust Fund is to assist the development of sound land and forest management policies, programs and projects in African countries as part of their low-emission development strategies. The main focus of this Trust Fund includes supporting African countries to define their REDD+ investment strategies and financing policy development, investment programs and projects related to REDD+ in Africa.
MCP Partnership Fund for Women and Girls The Community Fund for Women's Rights aims to help grassroots women's rights organisations (WROs) to gain access to flexible funding, allowing them to invest in the priority needs of women and girls, while becoming stronger and more sustainable.   The Fund was inspired by Oxfam's longstanding work with WROs and our research on funders of gender justice work. It aligns with Oxfam's commitment to accompany women's rights work in some of the most difficult socio -political contexts in the world, where the rights of women and girls are often most under threat. The Fund builds on previous projects Oxfam has contributed to; namely Roots Lab, our 2017 -19 pilot to support young women social justice activists in Lebanon and NASEEJ, a programme in the MENA region, supporting small and national women's organisations working on violence against women.
SIDA Market Development Programme in the West Bank and Gaza The proposed four -year programme will facilitate the development of a market model to attract increased investment into small -scale agriculture and simultaneously improve incomes for women and men small -scale producers, synthesising commercial business development with poverty reduction. With key market actors, the programme will catalyse measures that will systemically change the dynamics of three agricultural sub -sectors with high employment and income potential, and the possibility to benefit nearly 50 -60,000 small -scale producers  (SSPs). By enhancing the competitiveness of the selected sub -sectors, the programme will improve small -farmers' engagement in the local market, and potentially the regional and international markets, directly benefitting farmer groups (producer groups and agricultural cooperatives including women -only cooperatives) as well as other actors in the value -chain, including social enterprises, inputs suppliers, processors, retailers, and agribusiness owners and exporters.
Policy & advocacy initiatives support food security & justice in West Bank Support OGB programmes with advocacy and comms work and support the implementation of OI's policy and advocacy strategy.
Public Health Work with Vulnerable Communities in Gaza Strip This project contributes to SCO 2.1 and aims to improve access to water and sanitation and improve hygiene awareness  of an average of 251.960 people in Gaza. These interventions will be implemented through:  digging a new well (80m3/hour), installing a desalination plant (50m3/hour) + rehabilitating/constructing  water + wastewater networks, in Al Salam (Rafah). Also installing 30 household RO units, +  awareness campaings including HIV concerns and re -activating Health committees in schools. It includes an Advocacy component to improve WASH situation in the OPT. This project will be implemented by Oxfam, partners and servicer providers.
Meeting humanitarian needs as a consequence of crisis in oPt We will be implementing the Water voucher programme, Water safety plan - Water governance component, Total behaviour change and Private water vendous campaign to contribute to alleviate the water crisis in the Gaza Strip
Supporting small scale farmers & cooperatives market their produce in West Bank This project  aims to strengthen the food & income security of 1875 subsistence and small scale olive farmers in Palestine & contribute to the development of a functioning VC.  Thus small and medium scale farmers in the West Bank have fair and equitable access to commercial markets within a conducive institutional and policy environment. Olive oil farmers of 38 Coops/group and 12 women -only coops (354 women) will be trained for quality olive oil and olive paste production. The groups are trained for institutional & capacity building so that they receive Fairtrade & organic certification & can market olive oil and paste internationally.
SIDA Market Development Programme in the West Bank and Gaza This four -year programme, funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), will facilitate the development of a market model to attract increased investment into small -scale agriculture and simultaneously improve incomes for women and men small -scale producers, synthesising commercial business development with poverty reduction. With key market actors, the programme will catalyse measures that will systemically change the dynamics of three agricultural sub -sectors with high employment and income potential, and the possibility to benefit nearly 50 -60,000 small -scale producers (SSPs). By enhancing the competitiveness of the selected sub -sectors, the programme will improve small -farmers' engagement in the local market, and potentially the regional and international markets, directly benefiting farmer groups (producer groups and agricultural cooperatives including women -only cooperatives) as well as other actors in the value -chain, including social enterprises, inputs suppliers, processors, retailers, and agribusiness owners and exporters.
Support to Olive oil farmers & cooperatives in West Bank Palestine This project contributes to SCO 1 and aims to strengthen the food & income security of subsistence and small scale olive farmers in Palestine & contribute to the development of a functioning VC.  Thus small and medium scale farmers in the West Bank have fair and equitable access to commercial markets within a conducive institutional and policy environment. Olive oil farmers of 38 Coops/group and 12 women -only coops will be trained for quality olive oil and olive paste production. The groups are trained for institutional & capacity building so that they receive Fairtrade & organic certification & can market olive oil and paste internationally.
Support to war affected and vulnerable population in Palestine The project will improve WASH conditions as well as the access to safe drinking water for the most vulnerable war affected communities (2400 households) via several complementary activities: Drinking water distribution through voucher system  Monitoring of water quality and chlorination Awareness campaign for safe water handling and hygiene  Neighbourhoods water safety plans  Water vendors' capacity building for emergency response Rehabilitation of WASH facilities for war affected households Advocacy and lobbying on WASH
Cash Voucher Project (E-Voucher) The present project has implied a doubling of the caseload from 15,000 to over 30,000 beneficiaries (c. 5, 600 households)
Urban Community Participation in Engineering Design and Interventions Construction of community based wastewater treatment units would alleviate the public and environmental health threat in reasonable timeframe. Community participation and buy into the design is key. Funding cycles are too short to address innovation in both community participation and engineering design. As most participatory tools are designed for rural settings, we would pilot tools for urban communities in engineering design, building upon experience involving urban communities in PHP. The results are approximately 9 WWT pilot units for 5 -6 households each (50 families total) validated by community and scientific data.
Producing and Promoting Fairtrade goods for European Union Markets This project is part of SCO 1 and SCO 3. The objective is to strengthen the food & income security of impoverished populations in Palestine & contribute to the development of a fair trade and organic sector. The specific objective is to enhance the livelihoods of 3,106 farming households (18,636 persons) Oxfam implements the project with the ESDC and NFC. The groups are trained for institutional & capacity building so that they receive Fair -trade & organic certification & can market products internationally.
Cash Voucher (for food ) Distribution- E-Voucher Modality Implementation An Urban voucher Pilot that begun in 2009 and has now been modulated into the E voucher system with same amount of beneficiary households, 2335 around 15 000 thousand beneficiaries in 23 supermarkets in three governorates of the Gaza Strip.
COVID-19 Response OPT Start Fund The project will utilise the simplest modalities to provide this support through a one time cash assistance through a bank transfer. The project will also provide essential protective items to the 10 cooperatives.  The proposed activities are as follows: 1.  Cash assistance to 123 workers (106 women and 17 men) employed by the women cooperatives and have witnessed the cuts in employment due to the crisis. 2. Cash assistance to 77 GBV women survivors leading livelihoods and IGA actiivties (27 referred from Aisha and 50 implemented earlier with Oxfam and MA'AN) . 3. Cash assistance to 50 vulnerable HHs leading  small livelihood projects through Oxfam and MA'AN support since 2019. 4. Distribution of packages of protective materials to the 10 cooperatives to improve Covid -19 measures through the production process. 6. Distribution of health promotion messages online with a reach of up to 800,000 people in the form of artboards, videos and printouts as per the Risk communications and communications strategy jointly delivered with the Risk communications taskforce led by WHO and UNICEF.