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Head Office 503001 NOVIB Algemeen The Joint Humanitarian Response for El Nino in Zimbabwe (ZIMJR) provides humanitarian assistance to communities affected by El Nino. This 6-month joint programme is focused on the most affected provinces (Matabeleland North, Midlands and Masvingo) and isimplemented through the Dutch Relief Alliance by 7 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. Together they work towards three specific objectives:
1) Food Security and Agiculture: To provide emergency assistance to address immediate food needs of vulnerable households and protect rural livelihoods through provision of crop and livestock inputs.
2) Water and Sanitation: To restore access to sufficient water of appropriate quality and quantity to fulfill basic needs and to provide access to critical WASH related non/fooditems, with a focus on the most vulnerable families in targeted areas.
3) Nutrition: To protect the nutritional status of vulnerable children under the age of 5 years, pregnant and lactating women from deterioration.
The Joint Response will support 91,686 people in need. The total available budget for the Joint Response is #3,5 million, funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Country Office 506590 Oxfam Novib Bureau This national consultation is to identify and maps human rights based organization working on women's rights - partly or entirely -to identify potential partners and develop our projects on gender justice.
This consultation is divided  in three phases : 1) desk review of the existing mappings ; 2)  a qualitative analysis of the mapped organization ; 3)in depth analysis of the organization fiting with Oxfam vision
PRIDE: Employment for Poverty Reduction This project is a follow-up of earlier PRIDE (Poverty Reduction through Improving Diversified Employments), phase I project. In order to continue the project objectives and strategies from Phase 1 and to improve the situation where necessary, GUK implement the phase II of #PRIDE# project. GUK under this new phase will provide capacity building and assets/inputs support to the targeted group members for sustainable improvement of their livelihoods. Especial emphasis will be given on the focus of their present status of livelihoods options for bring them in a stage of sustainability. As also many involved stakeholders stated the importance of the project and recommended a continuation, Oxfam Novib strongly consider for supporting the second phase of PRIDE next to the first phase.

The aim of this project is to build capacity of extreme poor particularly women Right Holders for new employment generation for theirfamilies and provide assets and inputs support to start their income generating activities. The project also increases awareness ondisaster preparedness measures, implement DRR activities, creates awareness on gender and major diseases.
Country Office 506141 Oxfam Novib Jerusa Under the project title 'Strengthening human rights and access to information in the Gaza Strip', ONL will be providing technical back stopping support to its Gaza based partner Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR). This project is funded by the European Commission and co-funded by ONL. Our technical support focuses on two key streams of work under this project, helping PCHR to institutionalize a monitoring and evaluation system in the organisation so that it can show the results of it activities and use them to design better programs. This will be made possible by constant contacts with the local people who are targeted by PCHR in this project who would provide a feedback on what works and what does not work for them when it comes to legal aid andsupport. The second key piece of work will be helping PCHR to develop a gender sensitive media and advocacy strategy allowing them to create clear messages anduse the most appropriate media channels to communicate their messages. The aim will to be helpPCHR inform national and international discussions and policy actions with regards to the Israel-Palestine conflict and promote internal accountability. ONL will also facilitate the lobby visits of PCHR to the EU and EU member states.
SHO/OGB Ebola Crisis Liberia The funds contributed to the implementation of the EVD response strategy in Liberia. Oxfams long-standing presence in Liberia positioned Oxfam well to respond to the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) emergency response. By considering the health impacts of WASH programming, Oxfam offered its expertise to improve WASH infrastructure in health facilities and schools while encouraging communities to improve hygiene practices and health seeking behaviour. As a result, communities were supported in taking up disease prevention measures and resuming day-to-day activities as the EVD caseload reduced. Shortly after the end of the EVD emergency, Oxfam conducted a short-term cash transfer programme to inject much needed financial support into food insecure counties. Through a two-pronged approach of cash for work for households capable of restarting rice cultivation and unconditional cash grants for highly vulnerable households, Oxfam continued to address immediate needs resulting from the multi-sectoral impacts of the outbreak.
FAO assignment In light of existing gender disparities and the current food crisis, requests for scaling up capacity development (CD) have been voiced by the FAO Member States. At the same time FAO has gone through a process of reorienting its strategies for CD and opting for amore participatory process than a mere one-way transfer of knowledge and skills; it recognizes pre-existing capacities, it builds on local resources (including people, skills, technologies and organizations) and it engages national institutions as partners in theCD process by identifying priorities and ownership in securing solutions to pressing agriculture and rural development issues.
In acontext of limited human and financial resources, the new corporate strategy aims to forge partnerships with other CD actors in order to leverage and maximize impact on CD results at country level.  FAO expects to play a catalytic role in CD activities through partnerships with national, (sub)regional and international actors.  The idea of a network of gender experts was further described andexplored expected to be a cost-effective and powerful method to reinforce national capacities and ownership. It would combine the sharing of knowledge and lessons with linking demand for CD with supply of available expertise and experience, and it is seen as a possible vehicle for strengthening partnerships.

The expected result of the Network will be the enhanced capacities of Member States for gender mainstreaming in agriculture, food and nutrition security, and rural development projects, programmes and policies. Themechanism of a network of service providers requires developing options, identifying and consulting stakeholders and testing.

Oxfam Novib shares the interest that gender equality becomes an integral part of capacity development in the above mentioned themes. Moreover, key challenges identified by Oxfam Novib for scaling up gender mainstreaming especially in Sub Sahara Africa include the limited availability of high quality gender CD service providers and the lack of a quality assurance mechanism for the services. This iscombined with common perceptions of gender mainstreaming being irrelevant in economic development programmes, and an agenda of donors and western feminists. In order to contribute to addressing these constraints, Oxfam Novib is supporting the identification, design and mobilisation of a network of experts and organisations with expertise and experience in gender and capacity development. Thisincludes the initial design and options for the network architecture and the quality assurance mechanism.capaci
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Oxford will integrate food aid with water, sanitation and hygiene promotion including support for strengthening state humanitarian coordination to save lives and improve well being of IDPs and Host families in North East Nigeria.
Strengthened livelihoods The Pan Africa Programme of ACORD focuses on Food Sovereignty. Within Food Sovereignty, the focus is on the following three broad complementary categories:

1. Focus on agriculture polices, in particular through engagement on the Comprehensive Agriculture
and Development Programme (CAADP) and the Pastoralist Policy Framework (PPF).
2. Regional and continental trade agreements, access to market for small scale farmers and
the emergence of food reserves in the continent
3. Land as natural resource: Owners and Users and its Impact on Food Sovereignty, women's access to land, family based agriculture, resource based conflict, emergence of the BRIC economies and their interest in African land.

Supporting pillars are: Gender Injustice (Gender mainstreaming, Economic empowerment, Women in decision making, Stopping impunity for SGBV); Conflict and Insecurity (Land rights for IDPs and returnees, Sustainable community peace and recovery; HIV and AIDS (HIV mainstreaming, HIV/nutrition/livelihoods nexus, Universal access to prevention, care and
treatment); Climate Change (Mitigation, Adaptation)

The specific outcomes are:
Outcome 1: Good quality investment in agriculture is increased, through CSO policy engagement, in particular small holder farmers and women, and their promotion of principles for food sovereignty, equality and ecological sustainability.
Outcome 2: Empirical evidence of pastoralism as a successful and viable livelihood for the twenty-first century is compiled and communicated to decision makers and donors at national, regional and continental level.
Outcome 3: A sustained movement of farmers and CSOs are actively engaged in trade negotiations advocating for agreements that support small scale food producers, prevent dumping and preferential treatment of large-scale agribusiness
Outcome 4: Improved policies and practices which better reflect the rights and specific needs of small producers, especially women, with regards to control, accessto, administration and management of land and other economic means of production.
Outcome 5: Increased civil society participation (particularly women) in implementation of gender responsive land, agricultural development, women?s protection and reparations programmes, policies and services at national and Regional Economic Communities (REC) level.
Outcome 6: Communities previously in tensionor active conflict over land or water resources are in dialogue processes with reduced tensions.
Outcome 7: ACORD and CSO partners are increasingly able toundertake effective research, policy analysis and advocacy.
CCMI-COSACA  Drought Response Fase II CCM Inhambane - The Christian Council of Mozambique (CCM) is an ecumenical and humanitarian organization, founded by Protestant Churches and the Evangelical Missionary Association in 1948. With 24 churches and two Associations, the CCM brings a long history of peace andsocial justice activism, helping and giving a voice to the most disadvantaged. Working in Furhnaloru district, in Wash, they are involved in developing water wells, hygiene promotion and rain-water harvesting. In food and livelihoods, theyundertake the promotion of conservation agriculture through demonstration farms, development of vegetable and moringa nurseries, distribution of donkeys for animal traction goat and chicken production, veterinary services and post-harvest food preservation.
Country Office 506609 oxfam Novib Office Since the 1990s, Oxfam Novib is supporting several civil society organisations in Burundi which are promoting active citizenship, transparency and accountability and sustainable development for the poor. In 2012, Oxfam Novib commissioned an assessment (TechScape)on how four of its partner organisations (Radio Isanganiro, CAPAD, COSOME, FORSC the latter not being an Oxfam Novib partner anymore for the time being) use Social Media Technology. Based on this assessment, Oxfam Novib would like to support three of these partners (Radio Isanganiro, CAPAD, and COSOME) plus one new partner (PARCEM) in integrating Social Media Technology in their ongoing programmes to improve impact and effectiveness of their work.

The current contract is based on the technical and financial offer of Engine Room dated November 30, 2013 which forms the basis of this contract. The specific objectifs and results and deliverables have been further detailed in the current contract.

The principle objective of the contract is to conduct a feasibility study in order:
a)To identify how Oxfam Novib partner COSOME can engage citizens, in particularly youth and women, in democratic processes with a focus on the 2015 elections through Social Media Technology
b) To develop Social Media capacity development plans for COSOME and three other partner organisations (Radio Isanganiro, CAPAD, and PARCEM) and implement the initial step/s of these plans through trainings.
c) To train IT and communication officers of the four Oxfam Novib partner organisations (Radio Isanganiro, CAPAD, PARCEM, COSOME) on Social Media Technology and tools

The second objective is to document CEWIT#s experience in Uganda especially CEWIT election monitoring initiatives in Uganda.
Pastoral crisis Niger 2014- Oxfam GB Emergency response to pastoral crisis Niger 2014  in Agadez Region, Aderbissanat department. the budget of Aderbissanat is 50 000 Euros. The principal objective is to contribute to the livelihood protection of pastoralist affected by 2014 pastoral crisisin Aderbissanat department. The specific objective is to facilitate access to basic food needs for very vulnerable and vulnerable pastoralisthouseholds affected by the current shock in Aderbissanat department during 1 month. Expected result is: Access tobasic food needs is ensured for 2000 very vulnerable and vulnerable pastoralist households for 1 month and they outstand to the current shock.
The direct beneficiaries are very vulnerable  pastoralist households affected by the crisis in Aderbissanat
The activities are mainly distribution of food against vouchers  for 750 very vulnerable and Household
CCDZ - Citizen Partit. & Peace-building CCDZ will cover approx. 66 communities in 3 provinces (Mashonaland Provinces) by organizing  community dialogues and public meetings to inform and empower on peace. tolerance and electoral
issues.
With these activities they hope in increase participation of men, women and youth in political processes, including elections, constitutional referendum and decision making on local level. Furthermroe to decrease poliitically motivated violence and more exposure and condemnation of local level human rights abuses.

CCDZ works through 40 Community Working Groups. They will be further empowered on electoral rights and peace building.  This will create better functioning/strongs CWGs. The members will acquire skills like advocacy, peace building, conflict management, how to support victims of human rights, rapid response mechanisms, reproting human abuses.

On direct and indirect lobby they will focus on the repeal of draconian laws on local government administration, e.g. Rural District Act and the Urban Councils Act.

At research level they wil produce two documents/reports: i) transparencey and accountability  with regard to service delivery and ii) pre-election environement to be used to lobby policy makers and SADC.

Direct reach of beneficiaries: 5,500
PROMOTING SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH APYIN implemented a programme on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) among positive youth and youth in general in six states in North Nigeria during the period 2009-2011. This follow-up phase will consolidate the results in those states and expand the porgramme to two new states in South Nigeria. The following Outcomes are intended:

1. By March 2014, 512 youth (50% male, 50% female) will be equipped (or strengthened) as Master Trainers (MTs) and 2,560 youth (50% male, 50% female) as Peer Educators (PEs) to advocate Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) among youth in colleges, secondary schools and the wider community across the 8 selected states
2. By March 2014, (positive) youth networks and other (local) Non State Actors (NSAs) will be more effectively engaged in (jointly) advocating and lobbying on SRHR issues and implement SRHR programmes in schools and communities in the 8 selected states, focusing on empowerment, rights and protection of girls and women.
3. By March 2014, 320 (positive) youth (50% male, 50% female) will be equipped (or strengthened) as Master Trainers (MTs) and 1,600 (positive) youth (50% male, 50% female) as Peer Educators to advocate Positive Health, Dignity and Prevention (PHDP) among all members ofthe APYIN support groups in the 8 selected states.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Nigeria 2014/2015 Potjes - Media: Engagement with media on Good Governance, Livelihoods and Gender
URGEs promoting Development& HR in Burma This program of Ecodev will pursue and contribute to  the democratic transition in Myanmar from the context of natural resource management and environmental conservation.  Ecodev will be contributing to the democratic transition through;  (1) building the capacity of key stakeholders for public sector reform and (2) promoting positive civic-government relationship for good governance and citizen empowerment to deliver effective public goods and services.

Specifically, this proposal of ECODEV wants to increase environmental governance that paves the way and empowers citizens to make decisions over the sustainable use and management of their natural resources.  It is expected that these will lead to an improved socioeconomic condition and an ensured viable source of livelihood for the people directly affected.

The overall  expected outcome of the proposed action is an improved livelihood and socio-economic status of the underdeveloped townships especially ethnic minority areas.  This is  because of apositive and healthier civic-state relationship leading to the emergence of policy instruments, tools and code of conduct that support community-led-natural resource management and participatory environmental conservation.

Program beneficaries:

On average, 50,000 households will directly benefit from the specific interventions of Ecodev.
CO-A-05209-06 Oxfam country office is following up on four grants to grassroots organisations funded by Oxfam GB regional office through Woman, Peace and Security Fund, This funding aims at providing small grassroots organisations that often lack the reach and capacity to access funds, with an opportunity to implement small-scale interventions supporting women#s rights in conflict and fragile settings which can be leveraged for replication at a bigger scale, those interventions address needs and demands of women and girls living in conflict, and disseminate with our networks in the region, including previous grantees. Topics covered include violence against women and girls (VAWG), access to services, livelihoods, and women#s participation and leadership in conflict and peace processes.
Summary Development School Project Becoming Influencers # Development School

This training program aims to provide ideology, values, knowledge and basis skills for student and young staff of different organizations (especially from business sector), who then participate in solving social issues. They will become the change factors who seek and create opportunities and changes for their society. Instead of complaining and waiting for other#s command, young people should take lead in social movements.

The centre of this project is one#learning space# for young and enthusiasm leaders to learn, connect and support each other.  Despite their differences in major fields (environment, poverty reduction, business or technology), they share the same purpose of contributing for a better society, where equality, kindness and human rights are embraced.  In another way, #the products# of this project are initiatives and active citizens.

Through lessons and discussions about various issues, participants can experience core values and essential skills. The curriculum will balance knowledge, values and skills. The training program includes interacting with experts and development practitioners, lecturers, self-studyand practicing in NGOs. Participants also have opportunities to start their ownidea and receive technical and financial support.

Training classes will be organized after working hours, at 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. or in weekends. At the end of the course, each participant must summit an essay and develop his/her project. They will receive one Certification of Development Training Course of Institute for studies of Society # Economy and Environment at the end of the course.
Appui régional dans l'analyse du conflit Objectif Global: Contribuer a la mise en uvre (i) d'une feuille de route régionale pour la paix dans la région des grands lacs, (ii) des projets de développement communautaire sensibles aux conflits, et (iii) la transformation de conflits régionaux.

Objectif Spécifique: Identifier les voies (i) pour accroitre l'impact de transformation des conflits régionaux, (ii) pour attaquer les obstaclesstructurels et sociétaux a la paix, (iii) pour assurer les initiatives de développement communautaire sensibles aux conflits, et (iv) pour accroitre les capacités des acteurs locaux à contribuer a la transformation de conflit.

Les principaux résultats du projet peuvent être résumés comme suit:

(i) L'analyse des expériences de violence et de mauvaise gouvernance, ainsi que des obstacles structurels (institutionnels, politiques, légaux) a la transformation de conflit et des facteurs sociétaux (y compris le gouvernement centralisé et décentralisé) est faite au niveau local et national;

 (ii) L'analyse des perceptions des citoyens sur le conflit et lesobstacles structurels (institutionnels, politiques, légaux) a la transformation de conflit est faite au niveau régional;
Fish  Value Chains Pilot & Youth Clinic Hard life on the farms, low earnings from (subsistence) farming, poor village infrastructure, unemployment etc, make life in the cities more attractive to youth. The future of Agriculture is therefore at risk if nothing is done to bring the youth back tothe farms. Oxfam believes that Long term sustainability in Agricultural production can't happen without fully integrating the youth population. With the expected increase of income from Cocoa as a result of the Kokodola project, youth should be the targetand strategies to attract them back to this lucrative business are important.  Indeed, attracting youth to agriculture and cocoa farming requires thatthe sector becomes more dynamic and appealing than it is presently on one hand, while young people willneed to develop a positive attitude towards the sector than they do now as evidence in the sustainable cocoa production project.

It is in light of the above that Oxfam is planning the Business clinic that will bring the youths together for four days tochart a way forward in Agricultural production.
The goal of this workshop is to increase the participation of youth in Agricultural production in the process to create a new generation of Young, informed and successful Cocoa and fish entrepreneurs.
-Raise awareness of the youths on the opportunities that are available in cocoa  and fish farming
- Youths knowledge on production techniques are improved
- Youths developing a vision for their future and encourage to pursue it.
- Understand the importance of IT in sustaining  business ventures
- Youths develop positive attitude towards cocoa business.