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ConcernWorldwide-Drought Response ElNino Target area: Zambezia and Manica provinces
Target number of beneficiaries: 5,500  Households (27,500 individuals)
Goal: To mitigatethe negative impacts of drought impacting the lives of children and families in Mozambique through Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH and Nutrition interventions.
Impact: To ensure children and their parents/children and their parents/careers in 2 provinces (Manica and Zambezia) are able to meet basic needs to enable a healthy and dignified life at all times without engaging in negative coping mechanisms.
Outcome: Affected households have adequate access to food and water and nutritional support to meet their daily essential needs, as well as access to market integrated livelihood activities which support their children#s wellbeing.

Sector Objectives:
WASH Sector - Affected communities have access to and use safe water and sanitation, and adopt improved hygiene practices, leading to reduced incidence of diarrhea and therefore risks of under/malnutrition.
Output 1: Targeted households have sustained access tosafe water in sufficient quantity (for their own consumption), and improved knowledge of hygiene and sanitation practices

FSL Sector - To enable crisis-affected households to cover their immediate needs and protect/restore their livelihoods options without having to employ harmful coping strategies, especially those that pose an increased risk to women and children.
Output 2: 5,500 vulnerable households in communities receive essential food baskets through marketintegrated support
Output 3: 3,500 vulnerable households provided with livelihood inputs and support

Nutrition Sector - Establish / Provide screening and referral mechanisms to rapidly ensure treatment for severe and moderate acute malnutrition (SAM and MAM) and reduce the incidence of malnutrition in communities
Output 4: More than 50% of SAM and MAM cases from the target communities are identified and referred to the respective nutritional rehabilitation services
Output 5: District health serviceshave increased capacity to plan for emergency nutrition responses

Child Protection - Promote community awareness and engagement in the protection of marginalized populations including women and children.
Output 6:Increased awareness and participation of field staff and community on key child protection issues.
Dabane EU project - ON funding (eligibl Contra financing by OxfamNovib  to the EC funding for Dabane for the project Self Reliance in Community Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene in Zimbabwe's Drylands (district Gwanda, Matabeleand South)
Emergency Food Security & Winterization The project will support undocumented returnee families from Pakistan in Nangarhar province vulnerable host communities and IDPs inKunduz province to ensure improved food security through immediate cash transfers and livelihood assistance. This will be complemented by protection and winterisation.
Nangarhar:
700 families (4900 individuals)will receive 2 x cash transfers of 90 USD (approximately 825 SEK). This is based on the monthly food basket assessment of WFP, and in line with the agreements withinthe food security cluster. Oxfam currently has a partnership with Etisalat Telecommunication Company to implement the cash response via mobile phones.
300 vulnerable families (2,100 individuals) from the host community will receive material livelihood assistance.
        Kunduz:
700 families (4,900 individuals) in Kunduz will recieve a one off cash transfer of 80 USD (approximately 733 SEK) for winterization support. The delivery method will be linked to specific agents in Kunduz from which beneficiaries can purchase winterization materials through showing the SMS message, as well as a unique beneficiary number after having their initial orientation on how to access and use the services.
1000 families (7000 individuals) will receive material livelihood assistance. These families will be prioritized base on family, size, female headed households, and loss of assets during the conflict.
Integrated Grassroots Self Development 2 The project is a continuation of the just concluded project A 00088-02 in Delta and Akwa Ibom.  Based on achievements recorded in the just concluded project in December 2012, it became necessary to deepen further and carry the project to communities thatare yearning for it as well as assist further FCAs that have performed well.
Facilitate Agri-business Market Linkages Agri-ProFocus Rwanda developed a unique network - the Agri-Hub - in Rwanda that links a majority of the different stakeholders in the agri-business sector. It has become a vibrant network for information sharing, cooperation, doing business, learning anddebate. Today, the Agri-Hub Rwanda is excellently positioned to link, support and influence private sector development in agriculture and government policy in Rwanda.

The results of the Agri-Hub Rwanda are broken down in four areas broadly shown below.
1. Network development and coordination:   The Agri-Hub will serve as the port of call in Rwanda for all stakeholders to create linkages and potential synergies with regard to farmer entrepreneurship and food security
2. Business and partnership brokering: With member cooperation the Agri-Hub establishes a pre-competitive environment to increase deal making in the agro- and food business, and facilitates joint resource mobilization.
3. Innovation communities: Groups of members cooperate thematically or sector wise to develop knowledge and solve practical issues.
4. Platform for debate and learning: The Agri-Hub provides a neutral platform for members to debate, learn from each other and exchange information
Accompaniment/ structuring of producers CAPAD is a Confederation of Agricultural Producers association for Development which works for the transformation of agriculture and livestock in Burundi by promoting sustainable agriculture through innovative carriers and agricultural sectors. Its institutional objectives include the contribution to poverty reduction; supervision of farmers around the most profitable value chains in their regions; education of farmers to promote the culture of saving; protection of economic, social and cultural rights for farmers; emergence of farmers# leadership, and protection of the environment.

Concerning food security, the main areas of intervention consist in agricultural intensification, capacity building, saving and credit, post-harvest and marketing and lobbying and advocacy to influence decisions in the agricultural sector.
Oxfam Novib has partnered with CAPAD since 2004 by funding its interim plan. After this initial funding, Oxfam Novib has given financial support in the framework of strengthening CAPAD#s financial and organizational management. From that time on, Oxfam Novib funded the three-year programs 2007-2009 and 2010-2012 and currently the 2013-2015 program.
Edukans/GCE 2014 For 2014 GCE NL will work on the following activities :
- Netherlands looks at EU level to ensure that the period 2014-2015 actually 20 % of the budget is spent on education, health and social protection .
- Initiate and / or participate in research on ( potential ) impact of Dutch government policy on economic development , fair trade and Tax Justice policy on national investment in education , along with local GCE departments .
- In cooperation with GCE International and national education coalitions and / or using existing research mapping the impact on phasing out of Dutch Government support to ( former) partner countries (including Burkina Faso ,Benin , Yemen , Zambia , Nicaragua ) and raising awareness among politicians on consequences.
- Responding to relevant policy documents ( including the IOB investigation phasing effects NL bilateral programs - published in the summer of 2015) .
- Provide input for and widely disseminate international reports such as GCE Education Watch Report and GPE pledge report , profiles education aid donors
- Search active cooperation with other networks and coalitions for broader support for education and for greater education component under the spearheads SRHR (or in the context of the gender policy ) , and for more vocational education among other priorities . Include a seminar on the Dutch launch of the 2013/2014 Global Monitoring Report .
- Organizing joint activities ( Facebook campaign , lobbying aimed at NGOs ) around the GAW 2014 Education for children with disabilities " in cooperation with the Working Group onInclusive Education of the Dutch Coalition on Disabilities and Development ( DCDD )
- Update the website as the main communication tool and forum for strengthening and broadening Platform Education in Developing Countries .
- Use of social media ( Twitter , LinkedIn , Facebook ) to schedule discussion about the importance of education ; mobilize opinion leaders and interested groups
- Provide input - oral and written - in consultations and policy debates - across the Post 2015 Development Agenda and to support and facilitate activities aimed at influencing GCE International Post 2015 calendar.
CO-506588 This fund will be used for per-financing of the emergency response projects, Humanitarian partners# capacity budging. Additionally,the fund will be used for conducting various need needs assessment under Humanitarian program. Some part of the fund will be used to cover expense of the Global Humanitarian Team member in the country for the period of providing support to the Oxfam Afghanistan Humanitarian team.
SAN-fund WGNRR and ICW have formed a formal partnership specifically aimed at increasing the capacity of women living with HIV to identify and document violence and discrimination as rights violations, developing case recording systems for documenting and gathering data related to human rights abuses and gathering case stories, and advocating for changes in policy and practice. WGNRR and ICW seek to connect their respective networks and build on their individual strengths to build a strong, inclusive SRHR movement which fully addresses the needs of women living with HIV.
This project is specifically formulated for the Stop Aids Now partnerfund.

The project will address violence against women as manifested in the experiences of women living with HIV when trying to realize their SRHR. The project will:
	Strengthen leadership and advocacy skills for women living with HIV, with a focus on young women;
	Gather case studies and develop case record systems for documenting and gathering data of sexual rights and reproductive rights abuses as human rights violations
	Support the development and implementation of advocacy strategies for change in policy and practice  in the local context; and
	Support global campaign strategies led by the ICW/WGNRR youth advocates, using both traditional and new media.
Distribution d'urgence des vivres et NFI Distribution d'urgence des Vivres et des Kits NFIs/AME à 2250 ménages déplacés affectés par les récents massacres des civiles dans les localités de MAVIVI, Zone de Santé de Oicha, Territoire de Beni, Province du Nord Kivu.
L#organisation MAAMS en partenariat avecOxfam « Novib », se propose de cibler 2250 ménages les plus vulnérables accueillis dans la localité de MAVIVI et leurs familles d#accueils. La sélection de ces ménages bénéficiaires se fera en tenant compte du degré de vulnérabilité sur le plan de la sécurité alimentaire et en articles ménagers essentiels. Les femmes enceintes, allaitantes, les personnes âgées, des ménages avec enfants mal nourris seront les plus ciblés.
Najdeh Toolbox 2013-2015 Najdeh Toolbox 2013 - 2015: corefunding for Najdeh's ongoing programmes in Palestinian camps in Lebanon that include:
1. VocationalTraining
2. Popular Education and Psychosocial Programme
3. Mother and child Programme
4. Violence Against Women Programme
5. Advocacy work on national and international level
6. Social Affairs Programme
and Najdeh's own organisational development.
Projet Observatoire Social Le Forum Tunisien pour les Droits Sociaux Economiques est un nouveau partenaire
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega Partners will be supported with their audits and financial reports to Oxfam and to external donors in furtur projects.
This is important as these  are partners active in the governance.
Save the Children IMVO facility 2016-18 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.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.
Gaza Humanitarian Response Promoting voices of women survivors of Israeli Offensive on Gaza Strip# - Women Affairs Center

Essentially all Palestinians in theGaza Strip#approximately 1.8 million women, men and children#have been directly affected by the recent Israeli offensive. The ways in which they have been affected, however, differ on account of several factors, including gender. On top of the loss and destruction that all Palestinians in Gaza have faced, women face the immense task of caring for injured and traumatized family members even while they themselves suffer from psychosocial stress. It has been reported that Palestinian women and girls have also experienced high rates of gender-based violence within displacement shelters. Reporting and documentation of human rights violations and specific challenges experienced by women has nevertheless been inadequate. To help fill this gap, Oxfam partner the Women Affairs Center (WAC)has trained 25 young women in data collection and journalistic skills to document the storiesof 300 women who were directly impacted during the recent offensive (between 8 July and 28 August, 2014). WAC will be publishing and disseminating these stories  in both English and Arabic so that the voices of these women can be heard  and taken into account.
CO-Oxfam Youth Small Grants Program Oxfam in Vietnam received proposal and budget from MDY - a youth group based in Mekong Delta, Vietnam to aim at: i) Youth capacity building through providing an open space for youth do action, and ii) Building sustainable youth network in the Mekong Delta (BudgetUSD 10,000).

Oxfam Country Office in Vietnam shall work with Oxfam Australia Mekong Regional Office (OAU MRO) to co-review and approve proposal and budget developed by Mekong Delta Youth (MDY), and to sign an inter-affiliate funding agreement. Oxfam CO in Vietnam will receive the grant of USD 10,000 from OAU MRO, then transfer to MDY partner to implement this project. Oxfam in Vietnam shall work with OAU MRO water governance team in joint monitoring activities of MDY's action, and report to Oxfam Australia on 6-month andannual basis.
Counterpart 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali Participation and inclusion of women has become a key component of all development strategies of governments and international organizations and institutions. It is strategic for the financing of development plans. This participation and inclusion is mixed as thewoman remains the most marginalized.
In Mali, women are poorly represented in political bodies, administrations and national structures (only 11% of ministers are women, 10% of MPs are women and less than 1% of mayors are women). Kept away fromreal control over the means of production and resources drawn from it, reduced in their marital status to say traditional duties of care, maternity services to men, constraints limited access to knowledge, women, including in the more affluent social classes, do not see their political, economic and insured to enable them to access an equal citizen status. Injustice and violence suffered by women are almost everywhere the poor access to means of production (land, equipment, credit, developed plots, etc.)to the non-recognition of physical violence posed early marriage, female genital mutilation or some widowhood rites.
Through this project, Oxfam seeks to make a fundamental change in power relations in social and political spaces for a more active and meaningful participation in decision making of women in transforming communities, structures, institutions and decision making processes to be more inclusive, participatory, fair andequitable in the context of the implementation of the National Gender policy. It will support a national association to advocacy for inclusive implementation of the National Gender Policy in Sikasso, Koulikoro and the District of Bamako.
BIC Egypt Programme The BIC proposal has the following objectives:
- Advocate for meaningful and systematic civil society participation in the development of the World Banks Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) in Egypt.
- Prepare a group of Egyptian civil society organizations to engage effectively in the CPS process.
- Support civil society organizations campaign asks and help ensure they are included in the CPS to as great an extent as possible.Stra
- Document and monitor the Banks CPS process.
- Build the capacity of Egyptian CSOs to advocate for their issues and effect change  in a particular sector(s) through working on tangible campaigns targeting the World Bank.
- Support a parallel process for the meaningful engagement of Egyptian civil society in the development of the African Development Banks strategy for Egypt.

The MENA programme, which Oxfam Novib helped establish through seed funding has become a solid constituent of BICs regional work and is attracting the support of the Open Society Foundation and the Ford Foundation, especially as it seeks to expand on the opportunities provided by the Arab spring.

The proposed Egypt programme has clear capacity-building and advocacy / lobby targets, and ties in very well with BICs general programme and with the primary purposes of our support to BIC.  It also constitutes a building block for the more coherent and networked MENA programme that BIC is seeking to develop in the course of the next two years.  The World Bank is going to develop its new CPSs for Egypt, Morocco, Tunis, and Yemen in 2014, and the additional support to BIC will help it mobilize and accompany civil society groups in those countries to influence WB and AfDB strategies.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo Partner capacity building-Financial Management (A-number for costing)
Country Office 506575 Stichting Oxfam No This project is to cover the costs of the Regional coordinator on extractive Industry
World Citzen Panel Impact Survey- CEFORD The World Citizens Panel is an impact measurement method developed by Oxfam. The focus is on measuring changes in peoples' lives bycombining quantitative research (impact surveys) among Oxfam#s  target population and a control group with qualitative research (stories of change) and thus give participants a voice.  This project will help Oxfam understand how programmes can be improved, as well as contribute to the public debate on effectiveness of development cooperation.  The project builds on a previous startup workshopin which Oxfam agreed on how to undertake this impact survey.  Thereafter a reflection workshop was held to discuss the main findings based on the data collected among 14 partners with more than 4.000 respondents. The next step is to train partners in collectingqualitative stories of change in order to deepen the insights gained from the impact survey and get a better understanding of the changes that happened in people's lives. An impact report will be published, based on the surveysand the stories of change. For more information on the background of the World Citizens Panel, preliminary results and publications, please visit www.worldcitizenspanel.com.
GMOP - Exhibition and Side Events Yemen Oxfam Novib has pictures
by Thana Faroq, photographer and documentary maker from Yemen. Oxfam Novib NL asked Het Grote
Midden Oosten Platform to organize together an exhibition and a program to mark the war in Yemen in
the Netherlands and raise awareness about the humanitarian situation.
Aim:
- Exposure and awareness raising about the ongoing war in Yemen and the detrimental effects of the
war on women and children.
- Publicity for Thana Faroq.
- Publicity for the work of Oxfam in Yemen.
- Political attention for Yemen and peace initiatives.
The exhibition will be open 5 # 7 days, starting February 19 or 20. The opening will be preceded by a
lecture in Dutch (to reach a Dutch audience) by Marina de Regt, an Anthropologist and Yemen specialist
at VU University Amsterdam. The opening will be done by a dignitary. A second lecture will follow after
the opening, on the current situation in Yemen and the war.
Women Empowerment in South Sudan This project is a continuation of the just concluded 8 month#s campaigns project on Elimination of Violence against Women in South Sudan through Women#s empowerment, access to legal rights and legal literacy.  This project has been scaled up and will focus on 3 States, Maridi  (Western Equatoria state), Panyagor-Twic, East county (Jonglei State) and Mapel (Western Bahr-el-ghazal state). The programme will contribute towards the changed position of women in the society.  This project aims to contribute towards the elimination of violence against women in South Sudan through women#s empowerment, access to legal rights and legal literacy.
Rôle de la caféiculture au Kivu Objectif global1:
-Amener les principaux acteurs clés des communautés qui travaillent dans le domaine de la culture et la vente du café à avoir une meilleure compréhension de la dynamique des conflits intercommunautaires  dans les territoires Kalehe et de Rutshuru et son impact sur le vécu quotidien de leurs communautés respectives ;
-dégager les pistes des solutions aux différents problèmes conflits dus aux activités au tour du café congolais vendu en contre bande dans la région et qui alimente l#économie de la guerre ;
-dégager des pistes de projets pouvant mettre ensemble les communautés rwandaises et congolaises impliquées dans la vente  et autressous activités du café à participer au commerce dans l#équité ;

- la mise en #uvre d#une étude de avec aspect régional sur l#enjeudu café comme produit contribuant à l#économie de la guerre gans la région des grand-lacs
 -produire des propositions de  pistes des projets de développement communautaire sensibles aux conflits,
-avec les résultats de la recherche contribuer à la transformation de conflits régionaux
-déceler les liens entre les  conflits récents et/ ou en cours et l#exploitation de la ressource café et la conscience que les populations locales, notamment  les femmes et les jeunes, trèsactifs dans cette filière, en ont ;
-d#identifier, par la RAP, les facteurs potentiels de conflits futurs et la manière de les transformer en facteurs de plus grande cohésion en interneà travers une meilleure coopération inter-provinciale et dans la sous- région par la promotion d#une coopération entre les communautés en partant des expériences du terrain.

Objectif Global 2
Les membres des communautés ayant capitalisés les résultats de l#analyse de contexte s#engagent dans le processus de transformation des conflits

Résultat attendu :
Les communautés s#approprient les aspects qui entravent la paix dans les deux territoires  et définissent le problème levier devant faire l#objet d#une RAP

Autres résultats attendus avec projet :
o L#analyse des expériences de violence et de mauvaise gouvernance, ainsi que des obstacles Structurels (institutionnels, politiques, légaux) a la transformation de conflits et des facteurs sociétaux (y compris le gouvernement centralisé et décentralisé) est faite au niveau  de deux territoires ;
o L#analyse et perceptions des communautés sur les conflits qui les déchirent  et les obstacles et structurels (institutionnels, politiques, légaux) a la transformation de conflit est faite au niveau dedeux territoires ;