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Enhancing sustainability in e-mobility for low carbon urban transport and an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) approach in batteries and vehicle components Reduce GHG emissions from urban transport by creating the conditions to accelerate market transformation of electric mobility in Peru Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. The number of direct project beneficiaries is estimated at 8,004 women and 6,038 men. These are the estimated passengers that will make use of the electric buses and 3W taxis involved in the demonstrations. Indirect project beneficiaries are estimated at 26,500 women and 26,500 men, based on the population living within the area of influence of the bus corridors which will be served by the electric buses and the population living in the districts where the 3W taxis are expected to be deployed, and considering that 5% of such population follow the itineraries provided by the project vehicles.  In terms of benefits for the local population, through the introduction and scale-up of electric vehicles in public transport over the medium- to long-term, the project will contribute to reducing air contamination due to transport related emissions and thus improving air quality for those living in Lima and Arequipa and, through scaling up, in other urban areas in the country. This has the co-benefit of improving the health of the citizens and reducing associated health care costs and possibility mortality rates, which has become even more relevant with the COVID-19 pandemic. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that annually, 4,239 deaths in Peru are correlated to air pollution, with ischemic heart disease as the most common cause. Furthermore, the cost of respiratory diseases caused by air pollution is estimated to be around 1,935 million USD per year. The estimated average of PM2.5 concentration in Lima is among the highest in the region (28.0 µg/m3 in 2018, compared to the WHO recommended limit of 10 µg/m3)[1]. Although the vehicles initially introduced by the project will be unable to impact significantly on noise abatement, the scaling up of project results has a strong potential to reduce noise pollution. Facilitating the introduction of EVs into the public transport system may improve the quality of the service in terms of comfort by reducing noise and vibrations. It may consequently promote a modal shift from the use of private transport to the public transport system.   In terms of economic benefits, Peru is rich in renewable resources to produce electricity. The deployment of EVs in the country will reduce the needs to import oil, and will further estimulate the electricity market, and the appetite of investors in renewables, in accordance with the country’s policy, as investment uncertainties are reduced in face of a growing and steady electricity demand.          [1] IQ Air (2019). World Air Quality Report 2018.
Energy Efficiency Standards and Labels in Peru NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated Ecosystem Management in the Cotahuasi Basin NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Inka Terra: An Innovative Partnership for Self-Financing Biodiversity Conservation  Community Development NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Transforming Management of Protected Area/Landscape Complexes to Strengthen Ecosystem Resilience NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Securing the Future of Peru's Natural Protected Areas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Indigenous Management of Protected Areas in the Amazon NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Community -based Conservation and Sustainable Use of the Atiquipa and Taimara Lomas Ecosystems NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity in the Peruvian Amazon by the Indigenous Ashaninka Population NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Biodiversity Conservation and Community Natural Resource Management in the Nanay River Basin (Peruvian Amazon) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Poison Dart Frog Ranching to Protect Rainforest and Alleviate Poverty NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity in the Amarakaeri Communal Reserve and Adjoining Indigenous Lands NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Second National Communication of Peru to the UNFCCC NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conservation, Management and Rehabilitation of Fragile Lomas Ecosystems NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mitigating Deforestation in Brazil Nut Concessions in Madre de Dios, Peru NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conservation and Sustainable Use of High-Andean Ecosystems through Compensation of Environmental Services for Rural Poverty Alleviation and Social Inclusion NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Renewable Energy Systems in the Peruvian Amazon Region (RESPAR) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Lighting Market Transformation in Peru NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Collaborative Management for the Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Northwest Biosphere Reserve NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Photovoltaic-Based Rural Electrification in Peru NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Sustainable Land Management in Las Bambas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Technical Assistance to the Centre for Energy Conservation NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SFM Sustainable Management of Protected Areas and Forests of the Northern Highlands of Peru NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Participatory Management of Protected Areas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
In-Situ Conservation of Native Cultivars and Their Wild Relatives NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Management of Agro-Biodiversity and Vulnerable Ecosystems Recuperation in Peruvian Andean Regions Through Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) Approach NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Climate Change Adaptation of 120 small producers families in Nicaragua The project objective is to improve knowledge of small farmers about the impact of climate change on food security, their adaptation abilities, promoting the adoption of new production practices and citizen action to influence others.  The project will be implemented in three municipalities of dry tropics of Chinandega, Nicaragua during three years.    Activities include communication, implementation of adaptation measures in production systems through capacity building, agricultural supplies, increased production, product diversification, grains storage and training.
Strengthening the Nicaraguan Centre for Cooperative Education and Training Rehabilitate and improve infrastructure, office equipment and Nicaraguan Center for Cooperative Education and Training to increase accommodation capacities of young people the process of formation of of new generations capacities of the cooperative sector
Institutional strengthening of the Youth Movement Nicaragüita, Nicaragua The project is aimed at institutional strengthening of the Youth Movement Nicaragüita in 14 youth policy with 288 youths in 14 municipalities during a period of 6 months. The consolidation of gender through strengthening leadership of 34 young women organized. Generating public information favourable to the rights of young people through training to the national executive who heads the institution's spokesman on issues relevant to public relations and communication, and c. Strengthening the area of organization of the institution.
Contribution for the implementation of the gender's strategy in Nicaragua The beneficiaries of this project are the Oxfam program and finance personnel in Nicaragua and its objective is to enhance the team's capacities with respect to women's sexual and reproductive rights.  This entails the construction of a collective Oxfam vision in the country regarding the issue, which in turn will be carried into the process of formulating and planning Oxfam's projects and programs, giving greater emphasis to women's rights in all actions Oxfam promotes in Nicaragua.  The project will be implemented starting in February 2014 and will conclude in March 2015.
Fostering multi-level preparedness and resilience in the Bosawás Biosphere This grant supports Oxfam GB's contribution to the joint effort in Community preparedness put together with Intermon Oxfam in two territories of the RAAN in Nicaragua North Eastern Caribbean Territories. the initittive will be fubnded by DG ECHO and Oxfam, Intermon and Oxfam GB will provide a aomplimentary fund in order to guarantee the quality of the intervention and results in resilliencve building beyond the results agreed with ECHO by local capacity strengthening at territorial level, within the DIPECHO VII Action Plan.
Creation of the National Cooperative Training Centre for Generational Handover The Cooperative Federation of Savings and Credit of Nicaragua, is retrofitting a former Coffee Experimental Centre, to create the National Cooperative Training Centre for the Coorperative Sector Generational Handover, a long standing project of the Cooperative Sector. The project will provide training and capacity strengthening to cooperatives and other social groups for them to receive professional studies in order to provide a better service to the population of their respectigve territroies, professional training , usually out of bounds for the poor, small producers  and rural farmers composing the majority of the sector.The Cent6re aims t
Articulating Local & National Actors for Participation in Development Proposals. This Project pretend to agglutinate the instances of the different sectors from the civil society mainly women, youth and indigenous people in order to strengthen their political and technical capacities to generate proposals that contribute to the local development. It focus on participation and descentralisation processes that promote an autonomous agenda of different actors of the population  influencing the definition of the public policies, and the development of the country, fighting against inequality.
Development of entrepreneurial producers of four municipalities in western Nicar The project aims to develop an entrepreneurial mindset in 65 small farmers and young farmers in 40, transferring knowledge on entrepreneurship, efficient administration of estates and applying specific actions to adapt to climate change.
Strengthening of the rights citizens of rural women., The Project is in both the local and national sphere and its objective is to directly strengthen the capacities of 240 rural women from five communities of the municipalities of León and Chinandega to defend and promote their civic and economic rights and their food security at a local and national level and buttress the capacities for active citizenship of 10,000 women who belong to the Coordinator of Rural Women.  The actions will be implemented over a year, will strengthen departmental commissions of the CRECE Campaign and will put into effect an advocacy campaign regarding fulfillment of Law 693  and Law 717.
Promoting Active Participation of young mining triangle The project seeks to strengthen municipal councils of youth in Siuna, Rosita and Bonanza, focus on the development of advocacy skills rights and ensuring equitable and effective participation of indigenous and mestizo young women, adolescents, lesbian, bisexual and gay people. It also will promote strengthening of capacity in young movement and youth councils in the municipalities to prepare project proposals, which may submit to government institutions and donor agencies in their municipalities, region or nationally and internationally.
Improvement of livestock with a genetic approach, silvopastoral management, catt This project will enable the improvement of livestock with a genetic approach, silvopastoral management, cattle traceability and animal health with 300 farmers (150 women) in the  cooperativa nuevo sol de Yahoya, Siuna, RAAN.
Environmental Management Risk Reduction in Special Region Wangki Wihta & Bukawas Women groups in the Special Autonomous Region of Wangki Wihta & Bukawas are going to manage water, energy and watershed resources as a mean to improve nutrition, resource management and health conditions for their families and communities.
Capacity building  to increase the commercial production of seeds  in the RAAN This project aims at strengthening the productive, associative and entrepreneurial capacities of native and creolized corn and beans seed producers (organized in Community Seed Banks) in the municipalities of Siuna and Rosita in order to rescue and improve the genetic potential and diversity of the local seeds and to ensure a greater cohesion of the producers so that they can improve their food security, achieve economies of scale and better influence the local authorities in the implementation of seed production policies.
Popular art for the construction of active citizenship in urban youth. The project seeks to create and strengthen social awareness and commitment of young people of the Caribean Coast, promoting analysis of the causes of their situation, through the use of instruments of urban culture, fairs of art exhibitions, educational activities to sensitize and promote actions to defend their autonomics rights.
Pilot: Project: Changing Inequities, Better Nursing Attention in Public Health. Support for a Pilot initiative to change nursing and health attention to patients and their accompaniants in three Public Health Hospitals of Managua, Nicaragua. The project aims to improve, professional and personal relations between the public and the nursing /assisstance health staff, to  improve the service and develop a co/responsibility culture in community health care,  taking advantage of a rights based approach.
Strengthening of women to get incomes through rice commercialization This project will benefit 27 women dedicated to rice production in  Posoltega.    These women are engaged in agricultural activities, one of which is the rice production. To prepare for planting, women work with microfinance organizations, which give them higher -interest loans.  At the harvest time, when the prices are low, women have to sell the product in order to pay their loans.      This project will help the women to improve post -harvest conditions, and a fund will be created to retain the harvest and offer it at the time when prices are high.    The partner for this project is the Association of Rural Women's Movement.
Support for youth organizations and communication actions on women's rights The project will contribute to two main actions:   strengthening structures, expertise and enhance capabilities of MJN membership on issues of gender mainstreaming, approach based on human rights, cyber and radio communicators.    Facilitate spaces for discussion and construction of proposed between youth from civil society, political parties, universities, Church and youth not organized on topics that affect the full enjoyment of human rights with emphasis on youth employment to bring in local and national institutions.
Strengthening the capacity of Members of FEMUPROCAN for their development This project focuses on strengthening more than ten thousand rural women, associated with FEMUPROCAN, where capacity will be strengthened in the areas of Gender, economic capacities, strengthening production systems and advocacy capacity that allows them to have greater empowerment household level, organizations, communities and local governments
Contribution to implementation of CRECE campaign and visibility of ERA Program It hopes to achieve the effective and adequate funding of the legal framework in the country in favor of Food Justice, particularly the law of Sovereignty and Food Security and Nutrition (693/SSAN Act) and the Land Fund for Gender Equality for Rural Women, the gender equity reform of the law of Cooperatives and the allocation of funds for institutions and programs created to promote the rural economy. Actions are expected to develop the visibility of the project in the face of efforts Funding for the program and communication of the actions promoted in the campaign.
Campaign Activities in Nicaragua Facing Cancun Summit The logic of this proposal is understood in the context of the Public Facing Oxfam Campaign, which aims to ensure that funding for adaptation will be allocated to the countries and rural women producers.    The project aims to provide indigenous organizations, women and youth necessary inputs to build their positioning, enabling them to generate public opinion according to their positions.    General Objective:  Influence at different times and spaces of the climate negotiation process culminating in the Cancun Summit (COP 16), from the positions of rural women's organizations, youth and indigenous peoples of Nicaragua.
Logistic and advocacy support for Indigenous Communities facing famine. Humanitarian support for Indigenous communities of the Upper Wangki and Bocay Rivers in North East Nicaragua, Oxfam provides funding for food transport logistics and advocacy by the Territorial Indigenous Government to central Government and Cooperation agencies to find support to survive the lost of their crops  and recover their livelihoods, this grant is framed within a wider Oxfam International intervention.
Territorial Development Support in the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua Funds form the Department For International Development, managed by the Worrld bank have been allocated to Oxfam GB in order to administer and oversee development interventions in Mayangna Sauni Bu, one of the three Indigenous Territories of the Special Attention Zone in the Biosphere Reserve of BOSAWAS, those funds are intended  to foster Transport, Infraestructure ,Water & Sanitation and Health improvement among the local communities in order to improve their livelihoods and contribute to their development.
Strengthening of livelihoods for food security and climate change adaptation The project will be located in the north of Chinandega in the northwestern region of Nicaragua, specifically in 30 communities in the municipalities of Villanueva, Somotillo, San Juan de Cinco Pinos and San Francisco del Norte, municipalities belonging to Nicaragua Dry Corridor. Main objective is proposed Strengthen livelihoods and sustainable 953 vulnerable families in four municipalities of Chinandega Dry Corridor. This project will run for a period of three years, which ended in 2016.
Design, Execution and monitoring of MEL&Q for the Nicaragua Program 1) Realized 2 events of evaluation of the program 2) Realized 4 sessions of management team of the program 3) Designed and implemented on 80% the capacities plan for the program 4) Built the baseline for the program 5) Made 2 reports for the program 6) Realized at least 8 sessions of coordination between the program leader, responsible of PMEL, technical team and partners.
Economic empowerment of women organized in 3 cooperatives of Somotillo, Chinande Deliver training on entrepreneurship, marketing and feasibility assessment of business opportunities,
Strengthening of capacity for feminist activists with emphasis on women rights. The project aimes at strengthening women's and youth organizations from a feminist perspective that challenges systems of domination of gender, age, ethnicity and race, sexual practices, etc.. In the Nicaraguan reality these organizations are relevant actors to engage in processes of social transformation for the construction of democratic values of equality and respect for diversity. Hence the importance of investing efforts to bring new knowledge and skills for the empowerment of public actions carried out in defense of rights.
Food safety and environmental hygiene 45 farmers to vulnerable area in Nicaragua Contribute to food security and a healthy environment of 45 families (approx. 270 people) in a situation of vulnerability in two municipalities of the dry tropics of the Department of Chinandega Villanueva and Somotillo.
Right to the active participation of youth in the Mines. Siuna, Rosita yBonanza The project will promote the right to participation of youth, indigenous and mestizo, particularly young women, by strengthening their capacities for analysis, leadership and advocacy for the creation of spaces that help improve their quality of life in the triangle mining.
Conservation and Protection of the Bosawás Reserve Leadership and advocacy training for indigenous youth of Mayagna ethnic to assume leadership roles in the protection and conservation of Bosawás Reserve becoming multipliers of knowledge; Advocacy work focus on influencing decision makers at the regional/central government to ensure the correct application of the policy of protecting Bosawás Reserve; Strengthening of the ranger team for patrolling and repairing tracks within the territory; Collection of seeds of fruit trees and native forest species, establishment of nurseries and reforestation; Community Education exerted by young volunteers on the impacts of deforestation and habitat loss
National Centre for Education and Training Cooperative for generational change Strengthen  business capabilities and leadership  of  young women and men  in cooperative sector in order of renew leadership
Women Producing Chocolate in Small-Scale This project is an initiative to benefit 12 women of the cooperative "Buena Esperanza" in the municipality of Bonanza, Nicaragua.    These women are dedicated to produce small -scale chocolate and sell it in the local market.   They have limited access to education and technical training.   General objective: to increase income and improve livelihoods of women and their families with access to working capital, investment and training.  Specific objectives: a) Improve the conditions of production, raw material supply and marketing of chocolate, b) improve productivity and quality of the chocolate production.
Development of humanitarian capacities for OGB staff and partners Project aims at developing OGB and partners' staff  humanitarian capacities.  For this purpose, several training workshops will be carried out and an emergency simulation as well.