Oxfam Ibis sub-programme within AGIR II Oxfam Ibis subprogram inom AGIR II AGIR (Acções para uma Governação Inclusiva e Responsável) var ett program finansierat av Sverige och Nederländerna, i syfte att stödja lokala moçambikiska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Oxfam IBIS var en av fyra förmedlande partnerorganisationer (IPOs), tillsammans med Diakonia, Oxfam Novib och We Effect, och ansvarade för delprogrammet ”Access to Information and Citizen's Engagement (AICE)”, som stödde 14 lokala moçambikiska partnerorganisationer som arbetar i följande strategiska tematiska områden:

1) Utvinningsindustrin (ansvarighet, skatteinkomster och mer rättvis fördelning av resurser). 

2) Informerad ansvarighet för regering och parlamentariker, och till kvinnliga och manliga rättighetsinnehavare och väljare;

3) Förbättrad kvalitet och täckning av grundläggande offentliga tjänster (utbildning och hälsa) för kvinnliga och manliga rättighetshavare;

4) Tillgång till information och professionalism inom media.

Dessutom fanns det fyra tvärgående frågor; jämställdhet, sexuella rättigheter och rättigheter för reproduktiv hälsa (SRHR) inklusive hiv och aids, ungdomar och klimatförändringar. AGIR (Acções para uma Governação Inclusiva e Responsável) was a programme funded by the embassies of Sweden and the Netherlands with the aim of supporting local Mozambican civil society organisations. Oxfam IBIS was one of four intermediary partner organisations (IPOs), together with Diakonia, Oxfam Novib and We Effect, and was responsible for the Access to Information and Citizen’s Engagement (AICE) sub-programme, supporting 14 local Mozambican Partner Organisations working in the following strategic thematic areas:

1) Accountability of the extractive industries (EI) and transparency of revenue collection contributes to a more equitable pattern of expenditure allocation;

2) Informed accountability of governments to parliamentarians and to female and male rights-holders and electorate;

3) Improved quality and coverage of basic public services (education and health) for female and male right holders; 

4) Access to information and media professionalism.

In addition, there were four cross cutting issues; Gender, Sexual Rights and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) including HIV and Aids, Youth and Climate Change. AGIR (Acções para uma Governação Inclusiva e Responsável) was a programme funded by the embassies of Sweden and the Netherlands with the aim of supporting local Mozambican civil society organisations. Oxfam IBIS was one of four intermediary partner organisations (IPOs), together with Diakonia, Oxfam Novib and We Effect, and was responsible for the Access to Information and Citizens Engagement (AICE) sub-programme, supporting 14 local Mozambican Partner Organisations working in the following strategic thematic areas:

1) Accountability of the extractive industries (EI) and transparency of revenue collection contributes to a more equitable pattern of expenditure allocation;

2) Informed accountability of governments to parliamentarians and to female and male rights-holders and electorate;

3) Improved quality and coverage of basic public services (education and health) for female and male right holders; 

4) Access to information and media professionalism.

In addition, there were four cross cutting issues; Gender, Sexual Rights and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) including HIV and Aids, Youth and Climate Change.