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Program Fund to support Mali CO According to the Memo of program contribution on CO Budget, Cost centre: 7158
Period: 1st April 2014- 31st March 2015 Date: 23rd April 2014 from Moussa FAYE, Associate Country Director
Budget: Euro 40 000 Euro (3% of program budget)
The Budget of CO Mali for 2014-2015 is Euro 295 000. This amount doesn#t cover all the management operations cost.
From that situation, governance and education programs have contributed for the amount of Euro 40 000.
This contribution will be spending as follow:
Staff salary,
Medical insurance,
Passion fund,
Transport.
Response to Humanitarian Needs -AREN Response to Humanitarian Needs in the Sahel Tillabery Region
Goal/Principle Objective: To contribute to building the capacity of vulnerable communities in Tillabery region to anticipate, respond and recover from shocks
Purpose/Specific Objective: Support the mostvulnerable people in the Tillabery through emergency food and WaSH intervention
Result 1: Most vulnerable households in targeted communities improve their access to food and essential needs and protect their livelihoods throughout the leanseason
Result 3: In targeted communities risks of malnutrition are mitigated through better hygiene promotion, appropriate household budgeting and nutritionpractices
main activities are: unconditionnal cash transfer to 2430 HH, Training and sensitization on hygiene promotion and malnutrition prevention, family budget management and distribution of Non Food Items kits to support the sensitization
RUTH - Active Citizenship Ruth is a national civil society organization that advocates for access to good and affordable public trans-port and urban mobility. It was established in 2012 and is now considered as a key actor. It is strong in campaigning on transport and urban mobility; and innovatively employs ICT for advocacy. It is made up of both academics and young activists. With increase of foreign direct investment in Mozambique and consequent flow of people coming to Mozambique thus increasing the growing population of the country, makes transportation and urban mobility a challenge in the country. Therefore, the role of this partner has been increasing over the years asadvocacy related to transport  and public mobility with duty bearers is also becoming relevant. The new strategy on public transport and urban mobility in the Great Maputo was designed with participation of this partner.
Tubas Charitable Society Tubas Charitable Society will enhance the legal and social status of women in the northern Jordan valley and Bedouin communities that are marginalized, this will be done by providing them with socio legal services through a mobile legal clinic which is formed by a crew of female lawyers and social workers providing pro bono services to women victims of domestic violence, in addition to deliver ten raising awareness sessions on legal rights of women at two areas (Kardla and Ain Al Bida) this will contribute towards raisingwomen participation in their communities and build their skills in decision making.  In addition to an activity on the women day that will address lessons learnt from the raising awareness sessions. This will be done on the period of 3 months.
WCLAC Women Transformative Leadership WCLAC is one of the four OPT counterpart organisations within the project AMAL - Supporting Women's Transformative Leadership in Changing Times and Democratic Transition 2012-2015. The Women's Centre for Legal Aid and Counselling (WCLAC) was established in 1991 as an independent Palestinian, non-profit, non-governmental organization seeking to contribute to developing a democratic Palestiniansociety based on principles of equality and social justice between men and women. WCLAC combines direct legal assistance to women with socio-legal activism whereby it seeks to influence legislative and social change to protect, promote and respect womens rights. WAC has a network of volunteers who conduct awareness raising sessions in the communities on womens rights and gender equality. WCLAC has a niche in designing and producing training and communication materials on womens rights and has identified a basket of 19 topics to be used in the awareness raising sessions. Within AMAL project, WCLAC takes the lead in developing the training materials in collaboration with other three AMAL partners Miftah, PWWSD and WAC. The developed materials will also be available to other civil society organizations and stakeholders. WCLAC also leads the process of using the Most Significant Change methodology as a MEL tool bythe other 3 participating organizations in capturing the changes made during and after the project interventions. In AMAL project, WCLAC plays a key role in a national public facing campaign using radio, TV and print media as an advocacy tool on womens political participation.
Women's social and economic inclusion This project is a contribution from Oxfam to an already existing project funded by the EU in Jendouba and by Cideal in Kef. The project is implemented in Jendouba by COSPE and AFTURD.

1. Support the Women Solidarity Centre in Jendouba:
The project aims at minimizing the social, economic and cultural marginalization of women in Jendouba through strengthening the social and economic role of poor and marginalized women by supporting micro-businesses, organizing women in their communities and
Through this project, AFTURD andCOSPE aim at establishing a community space where women can be offered capacity building in income-generating activities, rights education, violence-against women counseling and community organizing trainings.
2. Support the Sawa Centre in Kef
In Kef, the projectaims at  contributing to the development of a democratic political and civil society culture favorable to equality between men and women through the empowerment of women , strengthening civil society organizations and awareness of civic engagement.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo IMAM in Urban Kismayu: The project contributes to the mitigation of the effects of acute malnutrition by employing the design and the guidelines of   Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (IMAM) amongst under fives and pregnant and lactating women in Kismayu, Lower Juba region in southern Somalia

The Project will directly  contribute to the mitigation of the effects of acute malnutrition among children under-five and pregnant and lactating women in Lower Juba region thereby reducing morbidities and mortalities related poor nutrition and provision of basic primary health care (Immunization and treatment of common childhood illness in the Maternal child care centers across all the project areas  through an integrated nutrition ,primary health careand emergency  Water ,Sanitation and Hygiene promotion programme. The project will operate IMAM programme sites conducting screening, admission and treatment of severely malnourished children as well provision of micro-nutrient supplementation for the pregnant and lactating women. Other activities include deworming, training and distribution of IEC materials ,monitoring of IYCF activities, promotion and support for optimal maternal and nutrition care and IYCF through training.
Food Security Enhancement Project:  Food security enhancement of District Abbottabad

Description: Through this project the partner Sungi Development Foundation aims that;
# Abilities and availability of productive resources for 300 women and men are enhanced to practice improve production techniques.
# 500 Women and men small farmers/peasants organized in groups/associations, are controlling and using the available productive resources especially land and water.
# Target communities are sensitized to recognize and accept women#s participation in transformation processes and as leaders in community groups.
# Communities are aware of their rights relevant to food security, and are engaging government authorities at local level to initiate a discourse on demanding pro-poor productive shifts within governmentprograms
Through this project the production will be enhanced leading to enhanced food security and cash at household level. Moreover, women control over this income will be ensured through awareness raising and effective mobilization with community male. The farmer groups and associations formed under the project will be linked with relevant line agencies to lobby with government and electedrepresentatives to expedite the process of tenancy act reforms, provision of subsidies on agro inputs and ensure fair market pricesfor food products in rural areas. These associations and groups will be facilitated to ensure that district authorities incorporateagriculture sector disaster related issues in the district disaster risk management plans and develop contingency fund to provide them relief in case any emergency takes place. The project will promote sustainable farming practices will be encouraged in order to contribute to environmental protection and sustained livelihoods on the longer term. This will be done through promotion of organic farming. These will be promoted as alternative to traditional farming as farmers do not need to spend hundreds and thousands of rupees to purchase fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides. This will also add value to the product from its marketing perspectives. Furthermore the positive impact of project interventions will allow an insight to the Government line departments to assess how small scale interventions can have greater impact on food security. Partners can lobby with Government to replicate these interventions through policy interventions.
CEMO - Active Citizenship The Center for Mozambican and International Studies (CEMO) is a non-profit organization founded in 2008. The main focus of this organization is to influence good governance through research and debates about public policy and strategies including cultural and economic trends mainly in Mozambique and in the Southern African region. CEMO was created within the framework of this spirit and constitutes an added value to the national political system having as ultimate goal the holistic governance process construction, strengthening democracy, participation and improvement of governmental activity. Its focus is Democratic Governance, Social Policies, International Relations and Institutional Development. This Project is funded by SIDA
Oxfam India Special Conditions
-	The Implementing affiliate will submit to Contracting affiliate a detailed work plan with smart indicators andrelated activity based budget not later than 1/11/2014.
-	The implementing affiliate will submit to Contracting affiliate a risk analysis and risk management plan not later than one month after signing the contract. The risk analysis will at least comprise the following elements:
  - 	Opportunities for matching of programme development and donor priorities
  -	(Financial) project and programme management
  - 	Safeguarding effective utilisation of funds in a relatively short time.
  - 	Fundraising strategies for the longerterm.

-	The contracting affiliate will provide to implementing affiliate (peer-to-peer) technical support. Support will be provided by the Marketing and Fund raising department and the Institutional Funding and Donor Relations on private and institutional funding respectively. To assess support needs both departments will monitor progress and consult implementing affiliate.
-	This grant willbe used solely for programme related activities and staff.
Women land rights- OGB Pan Africa Indeed, the PAP  received the mandate to draft model law (AU summit, June 2014) and the drafting process was followed by regional parliament as part of their capacity building. In the same line, PAP asked IISD to provide capacity building seminars for members of Permanent Committee on Rule and regulation regarding model law drafting process.

Other commitments made by PAP in collaboration with advisory group members are as follows;
-       LPI has started working on the Second Phase by providing a training on Large scale land Based investment to parliamentarians;
-       Network of parliamentarians on investment will be reactivate by Agricultural Research for Development, European Parliamentarians With Africa (AWEPA).
-       AWEPA has committed to the Second Phase through its MDGprogramme
-       NEPAD through  CAADP  committed to Second Phase as an integrated part of the second phase of CAADP
-       PAP and regional Parliamentary bodies are deepening their relation through the Second Phase
The commitment was taken also to formalize theadvisory group in order to precise role of each member and strengthen the collaboration for the implementation of Phase two.
Country Office 506141 Oxfam Novib Jerusa This small project seeks to document via the use of photography the impact of ongoing occupation on Palestinian Civilians both men and women. The photographs will be displayed along with analysis and key data in Jerusalem and two other locations in Europe. The aim of this project is to provide concrete examples of how Palestinian men and women are affected and deal with the continuing separation policy. The project seeks to remind the viewers of the importance of respecting international human rights and humanitarian law.
DRIP SORF The Support for Rural Farmers (SORF) is neutral non-government organsiation. It was set up in 1998 to increase women's economic empowerment through development activities and natural resouce management. It operates in Pursat province, Cambodia.

The project's aimis to promote access to and control over water resources of poor and disaster prone communities, especially women in the province of Kampong Thom, Pursat, and Takeo and to enhance their adaptive capacity to cope with periods of sustained droughts.

Project Results:

Result 1: Improved access to and control over water resources to increase resistance to periods of droughts

Detail Activities:
# Rehabilitate/construction of small-scale water infrastructure (wells, storages, water distribution systems, ditch/dykes farm layout)
# Establish Farmer Water User Group to daily manage water and ensure the equity access to water among community members
# Introduction of water-use efficiency techniques, e.g. Micro drip irrigation, rain water collection/harvesting

Result 2: Simple adaptive capacity enhanced to be able to cope with periods of sustained droughts as a result of climate change.
# Capacity building on Drought Resilient Agriculture Technique (DRAT)
# Support to farmers for water and soil management # bio mass, composting, soil moisture content etc.
# Support to farmers to promote agricultural alternative cropping (drought resistant integrated home gardening, deeper rooted tree crops, vegetable planting etc.)
# Support to farmers to apply common/Dapog rice nursery in view of droughts
# Promote farmers to farmer extension and exchange visit
# Promote advocacy and awareness on DRR and CCA
AAHUNG Pop Culture with a Purpose (PcwAP)

Oxfam Novib formed a global partnership in edutainment with Puntos de Encuentro, Breakthrough, the Soul City Institute of Health and Development Communication and The Communication Initiative.

These expert organizations are sharing their knowledge, tools and strategies with civil society organizations in 11 countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Egypt, Niger, Nigeria, Sudan, Somalia, Mali, and Rwanda.

The purpose of this global partnership is to upscale proven edutainment strategies, increasing the impact of the struggle to combat gender-based violence, by:

-Developing and implementing high quality context-specific edutainment strategies in combination  with community mobilisation in Nigeria and Bangladesh
-Reaching bigger andmore inclusive audiences with exisiting programs;
-Dramatically increasing the reach and impact of global womenss movement activists by integrating the edutainment approach into the work they already do.
LWF-Prog Lunda Sul e Moxico 2013-2015 For the programme in Lunda Sul and Moxico provinces LWF we contribute to the following general objectives:
- to contribute to improved livelihoods through sustainable development and community empowerment
- to facilitate local comunities partners' initiatives to promote human rights, justice and reconciliation
- to improve LWF-A organizational capacity to effectively deliver on the programme
L WF provides training and capacity buidling for famers and community organisations and acompanies them by the implementation of initiatieves in the communities, the active and qualified participation in the CAC's (the civil society commitees for local development) and the cooperation and  coordination with governmental organisations and other organisations.
Oxfam Novib supports the programme for two years.
mpagne tegen Wapenhandel Campagne tegen Wapenhandel (Campaign against Arms Trade) provides facts and arguments on arms export policy and military production, which have implications for development, peace and human rights, and thus give a heavier voice to human rights in the public andpolitical debate around arms trade.

In 2013, Campagne tegen Wapenhandel (CtW) will inform on a regular basis politicians, journalists , NGOs, funders and the public about current developments in the field of arms export , export policy, finance and manufacturing, by means of addressing the following substantive issues:
A. Monitoring of the Dutch arms trade and arms export policy. Based on actual cases, CtW will advocate for strict application of arms export guidelines and for strengthening of relevant Dutch policies and legislation, based on the EU Common Position on Arms Trade.
B. Stop government subsidies and financing of the arms export industry; stop use of bank and pension money for weapons production.
C. Inquire about new developments in the field of arms, warfare, military strategy and the underlying processes and possible consequences. Timely identification of trends.
D. Make background stories behind CtWs work easily available to a wide audience (in support of targets A, B & C) and develop fund raising strategies.

This shouldlead to:
- MPs submitting parliamentary questions, motions in view of strengthening the Dutch arms export policy.
- Media publications and broadcasts, further journalist research on arms trade and production and its impact in terms of development, human rights and conflict.
- Increased factual data base information for NGO lobbying and campaigning on arms trade.
- Strengthening of Corporate Social Responsibility policies to promote divestment in arms production and exports of public institutions.
- An increased in the publics knowledge of and critical attitude towards arms production and trade in light of development, human rights and conflict related aspects.
Peace My Right Secretariat and Campaign The efforts under the project are geared towards improving peace and human rights conditions in Pakistan. The specific objective ofthe project is to empower people and bring them together across stereotypical ethnic, sectarian and religious identities to solve local and policy level issues that are negatively affecting their peace through non-violent means.  The project will focus at political awareness raising among  marginalized women and men, who lack political means to raise voice for their basic human rights, are facilitated to engage with line departments on basic rights. The target groups of the project are youth, women and men. Expected outcomes of the project:

Common citizens have awareness of their rights and obligations those granted by the constitution and would alsobe sensitized about areas where the constitution lacks in providing basic human rights to the citizens. Increased interaction at the community level leads to behavior change regarding negative stereotyping of other tribes, sects and faiths; and mobilization around basic rights across these dividing identities leads to strengthening the latent culture of tolerance in the society. People from different tribes, religions, beliefs and sects are mobilized around their shared issues. Political leadership especially elected representatives and intelligentsia are sensitized regarding the issue of rise in religious extremism.
KAPDA Community living dignified life pr KAPDA:

The project has three main areas1)access to  safe water for both south sudan refugees in Lokori subcounty and other water insecure areas in Kaabong.2)Promotion of peacefull co-existence between the communities in Kaabong and the immigrants fromKenya(the Turkana),3)Increasing community livelihoods by improving animal health conditions.
The project also aimed at improving coordination mechanism towards humanitarian response in Kaabong districts
As local partners in the humanitarian sector-we are coming together in Kaabong to express interest to build on a case of work in responding to humanitarian emergency in kaabong ,the work we have done overtime with oxfam in the last year,drawing on the learnings and capacity building recived from oxfamsuch as Gender power analysis,influencing ,conflict sensitivity and Cash transfer programming which are critical elements we are  adopting to apply in the cosortium. The consortium will comprise of KAPDA, DOCAHWA and  MADA.

KAPDA in partnership with DOCAHWA and MADA in this project seek to contribute to addressing the water, conflicts, animal health and livelihood emergencies that are currently taking place in the target areas. The specific interventions that will be done include:
1- Enhance access to water for human consumption and for watering of cattle in the sub-counties of Loyoro, Lodiko and Kamion by rehabilitating 12 boreholes and training 12 water user committees.
2- Facilitating resource conflict resolution meetings among the Turkana, Dodoth and IK communities to facilitate them come up with community supported resolutions.
3- Facilitate the sub-county peace and protection committees to hold 12 awareness raising events on the protection of rights of women and girls.
4- The project will facilitate spot spraying of livestock against tsetse fly and tick borne diseases in Lolelia, Kakamar, Sidok and Loyoro sub-counties. Similarly the project will also facilitate awareness raising events on animal health among pastoralists.
5- The project will provide agric inputs to vulnerable households that were affected by elephant and tsetse fly invasion.
Vision of the project:   A community of people living a dignified life with resilient livelihoods.
Expected outcomes of  the project:
1. Access to clean and safe water improved.
2. Improved protection to women and girls among the Turkana, IK andDodoth Pastoralists.
3. Reduced incidences of resource based conflicts among the Turkana, Dodoth and IK communities.
4. Improved animal health and animalhealth services in the target sub-counties..
5. Improved productivity and production of vulnerable households since the farmers will be putting land on use.
MILIEUDEFENSIE IMVO Facility 2016-2017 The Dutch government is committed to the development and implementation of agreements between companies, social organizations, trade unions and government in the field of International Corporate Social Responsibility (IMVO) and it granted a subsidy of EUR 996.346to ensure a structured and professional involvement of civil society and trade unions in the preparation of IMVO covenants in the Netherlands. The subsidy is Intended for Dutch based established  civil society organizations involved in the IMVO Covenant negotiations. The current covenant trajectories are on: Nutrition, insurers, gold, floriculture, sustainable natural stone, land and horticulture.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.