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Strengthening Action For Fostering Resilience (SAFER Nepal) The project will be implemented by Practical Action Lead consortium with Mercy Corps Nepal and Oxfam as consortium partner in 8 vulnerable districts of Nepal.  The project has 3 broad results as follows;  Result 1: Linkages between stakeholders from National to community level developed and strengthened. Result 2: Methodologies and approaches for replication and mainstreaming developed and adopted Result 3: Stakeholders strengthened to better support instituational and technical approaches
Women's Leadership Programme (WLP) The project will empower poor and marginalised women through capacity building supports and build an enabling environment for them to strengthen and utilise their leadership skills so as to bring transformative change in personal, social and political spheres through a shift in the existing power relations. It will support them to increase their  participation in decision making, influence local governance and advocate for their rights through active participation in all democratic processes including national and local elections.
Disaster Risk Reduction and Humanitarian Preparedness The project focuses on reducing poverty and vulnerability of disaster prone groups. It has three major components - enhancing community resiliency through DRR and Climate Change Adaptation, Mainstreaming DRR into policies, plans and budget and gender sensitive institutional capacity building of government private sectors and Civil Society Organisations. The project covers 24 Village Development Committees of four districts Sarlahi, Saptari, Rautahat and Dhanusha where Oxfam in Nepal has been implementing DRR -Humanitarian Programme in the past.
Enterprise Development Programme in Nepal Enterprise Development Programme (EDP) is one of the priority and focus progamme elements of Oxfam's Food and Economic Justice (FEJ) programme in Nepal. This management project will provide the necessary staffing and programme management funds to enable the EDP projects to achieve the results with partnership of national and local partners, private companies, Bank & Financial Institute (BFIs) in Nepal.  Programme support costs include the salaries of programme staff, travel, communication, training, monitoring, exposure visits and networking costs. This project covers  influencing activity costs from 01 April 2016 to 31 March 2020 fiscal year. This project also covers the cost of EDP Pavitra under the contract ID R04036.
Women's Leadership Programme in Nepal To contribute to improving local governance through direct participation of poor and marginalized women, especially Dalits and ethnic minorities, in the governance processes, keep transparency and accountability of selected local decision making structures, advocate for women's political participation and incorporate their issues in political parties' manifestos during constituent assembly election process
Rural livelihood Support Programme The project's aims to reduce Food Insecurity and improve rural livelihood  through provision of food, seed, developemnt of community seed bank, micro -irrigation, livestocks, &  capacity strengthening for rural poor  and farmers. The project results will directly contribute to the programme outputs, which are increased access to seed, irrigation water and improved awareness and advocacy on food rights and strengthened community capacity to maintain community assets and analytical capacity through Participatory Learning Centres.
Safer Remittances  and Improved Livelihoods The project will attract the attention of the government, private sectors and civil society organizations toward formulating appropriate policies and developing favourable mechanism for local level pre -departure orientation to the potential migrant workers. The piloting project specifically seeks to protect the migrants from losing the money and other pitfalls through these orientation package. The project will also provide financial literacy with an objective to utilize the remittances for improving livelihoods. The project activities and outcomes will be well documented and will be used for evidence based advocacy
Building Resilience and Climate Adaptive Planning in Urban Areas of Nepal Major intervention of this project would be  - vulnerable urban centers imbibe climate adaptation and resilience  - private sectors develop adaptation friendly policy, practice and business plans  - vulnerable urban dwellers equipped with information, resources and appropriate technology to respond to and recover from climate extremes and disaster  - knowledge documentation and dissemination
Establishing Economic Rights of Rural Poor & Women through Vegetable Seed Enterp The vision of the Project is a thriving women farmer led business that produces and markets high quality vegetable seeds for local and regional markets. This will be achieved by supporting the existing Pabitra Janakalyan Agricultural Cooperative from Surkhet District to develop and execute a focused marketing strategy for seeds and provide technical support to it's members who are largely poor and an anticipated 3 fold small scale subsistence farmers to increase the quality and quantity of their produce.
COVID-19 (Unilever) Oxfam and its partners are committed to ensuring sustained improvement in hygiene and health behaviours, not only to limit the spread of Covid -19, but also with the aim of improving overall health and safety of the most vulnerable. The use and further adaptation of Mum's Magic Hands (MMH) approach to the context of Covid -19 will result in a robust understanding of behavioural motivators, and as such will be vital to promote and sustain relevant hygiene practices to reduce the spread of Covid -19. Understanding and addressing unintended negative consequences of this pandemic, particularly in relation to gender, is a key priority for Oxfam and its partners to ensure women are not disproportionately burdened, discriminated and dis empowered due to lock down and isolation.
Urban Innovation Project - Urban Risk Management Project Earthquake preparedness
Hand Washing Project in Nepal The pilot program will be part of the ongoing emergency WASH program and will target mothers that have been displaced by the earthquake in Kathmandu Valley. The program will be comprised of 3 phases:  PHASE 1: Formative baseline study. The formative baseline analysis will be comprised of focus group discussions, observations and a questionnaire survey. The objectives are to assess levels of hand washing with soap (HWWS) knowledge and practice among mothers as well as to understand motivators and barriers around HWWS at critical junctures.  The most appropriate communication channels for reaching mothers in a peri -urban context will also be identified.   PHASE 2: Materials development and pre -testing. The findings from phase one will feed into the development of targeted HWWS behaviour change strategy and set of promotional materials. The materials will be pre -tested with mothers to ensure they are accepted and understood, attractive, engaging, and motivating. Materials will be shared with relevant stakeholders.   PHASE 3: Implementation, Monitoring & Evaluation. The hand washing program will be implemented over a 4 week period. During this time the program will be monitored and mothers will have an opportunity to provide and receive feedback. An endline evaluation will be conducted post intervention.
Adaptation Finance Accountability Initiative in Nepal The project is a part of a global programme initiated by Oxfam in partnership with Overseas Development Institute (ODI) and World Resource Institute (WRI) implemented in four countries  - Uganda, Zambia, the Philippines and Nepal. The programme focused on four key areas  - mapping of national landscape of adaptation and/or resilience finance; follow the money and improve national and local transparency, accessibility and accountability; fostering learning and exchange of experiences and linking the global and locals. In Nepal, the project focused on first two areas.
Water Supply Project for EQ Affected Population in Dhading, Nuwakot and Gorkha This project seeks to address water scarcity caused by the April/May 2015 earthquakes in Dhading, Gorkha and Nuwakot districts in Nepal, covering 18 Village Development Committees (VDCs).  The project will restore and improve access to sufficient, safe, sustainable and inclusive water supply, strengthen V -WASH CCs and Water User Committees (WUCs), and promote water management to sustain gender responsive WASH facilities and services reaching 44,646 beneficiaries. The intended impact will be achieved primarily through rehabilitation/new construction of a total of 52 community water systems with additional catchment protection measures where appropriate to sustain/increase recharge and reduce water source contamination. Oxfam's work and this project specifically emphasizes Institutional, functional, environmental and financial sustainability by building foundations for strong water supply governance, through enhancing capacity of D/VWASH -CCs and WUCs and placing emphasis upon water resource management and appropriate technology selection. The project includes water quality improvement through hygiene promotion related to household water treatment, storage and handling.  Oxfam's work is based upon strong gender and vulnerability/poverty analysis, and thus robustly targets vulnerable and marginalized populations. It will be delivered through partner -led implementation.
Water and Sanitation Support for Landslides/Flood Affected Families  in Baitadi The  project aims to reduce the incidence of water, sanitation and hygiene related diseases in landslides/ flood  affected communities in Baitadi District through provision of safe drinking water and improved hygiene/sanitation. Specific objective is to improve access to safe drinking water and sanitation facilities and knowledge and practice of safe hygiene behaviours in the target communities.
YG Entertainment Objective 1: Creating opportunities for young boys and girls to learn and engage in indigenous music, art and dances.
DRR/HTN Preparedness and Enhancing CSOs roles for climate resilient communities The project focuses on reducing poverty and vulnerability of disaster prone communities. It has five major components  - enhancing community based disaster preparedness, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Livelihood and Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) into policies, plans and budget and gender sensitive institutional capacity building of government private sectors and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs). The project covers 17 wards of two districts Saptari and Rautahat where Oxfam in Nepal has been implementing Disaster Risk Reduction -Humanitarian Preparedness (DRR -HP) in the past.
Digital Vision Capacity Enhancement for Programme Staff of Nepal Digital Vison Training to Programme Colleagues, buy good quality camaras, laptops and trainging on photography and videodocumentary and devlop a documentary on Economic Leadership.
"Let her voice be heard" Transformative Leadership of women Leaders in Nepal While the Campaign will have greater emphasis and resources placed on country level change at global level the strategic programme will also support global influencing, a strong culture of programme learning, an innovative online community of practice, components of action -research and flexible funding mechanism. Activities include compelling evidence -based research,   edutainment, social and mass media messaging, public stunts, teaching and modelling positive behaviours through art, engaging and influencing key institutional stakeholders, dialogue forums for enhancing policy framework and law enforcement, partnering and supporting platforms to escalate influence, support Women's Right Organisations (WROs') agendas in Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and strengthening their capacity to raise their voices, as well as capacity building to support youth clubs for empowerment. As FECM is inextricably linked with poverty and economic status, activities will also include skills development trainings for increased economic opportunities for young women.
Urban Resilience Pilot Project - To reduce gender based violence and wage discrimination by organising and empowering informal sector workers.      - To promote and protect job opportunity and security   of informal sector workers by building   skills, alternative business opportunities through   networking and cooperation building.       - To reduce the vulnerability of informal sector workers by promoting social safety nets and disaster risk knowledge
Strengthening women's political participation and leadership Phase I (2017) Women's Leadership Programme (WLP) is ending in March 2017 but this proposed project will address the gaps and will function as the bridging phase for an inclusion of more women's political empowerment initiatives. With the advent of the local and provincial elections, the project will build on the unique opportunity of support aspiring women leaders to run for the elections. An approximate number of 450 community women leaders from 10 project Village Development Committees (VDCs) in Surkhet and Makwanpur districts will be supported through various activities to enhance their capacity, skill and knowledge to take part in the elections.  Phase II (May 2018 -April 2019): Considering the timeliness and the demand generated from the previous project of Oxfam in Nepal and Oxfam America "Strengthening women's political participation and leadership in 2017 local elections in Nepal (May 2017 - March 2018)", this project aims to strengthen and build the capacity of newly elected women leaders at two levels. Firstly, the project intends to build the capacity of all 37 women legislative members of Province 3 to enhance their leadership skills particularly on public speaking, knowledge on parliamentary processes, planning and budgeting, and advocacy and networking. Secondly, the project aims to build the capacity of selected 28 newly elected Local Women Leaders of Province 3 to develop their knowledge and skills on the concept, structure, policies, processes, planning, implementation and monitoring practices of local government, Transformative Leadership for Women's Rights (TLWRs) and interrelation of province and local government.    This project will focus to build the capacity of 37 elected legislative women members of  Province 3 and 28 elected women leaders at local level in Oxfam Nepal Project areas in Province 3 Makwanpur. The project will cover the 28 locally elected Women Leaders from Oxfam and WOSCC project areas in Makwanpur districts..
Creating space to take action on violence against women and girls Creating Spaces is a five -year program which aims to reduce violence against women and girls, including the prevalence of early and forced marriage, through coordinated prevention and response initiatives in Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan and Philippines. The program will take an integrated and multi -faceted approach, acting on multiple levels (individual, community, institutional and societal) with diverse actors.
Sustainable WASH Oxfam will work with Birendranagar municipality, private sectors, communities, and existing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) companies to prepare waste management system for increased efficiency in solid waste management. Firstly it will strengthen the municipality's capacity in proper planning and monitoring of waste management through the use of Geo -Spatial Information System (GIS).
Trans Boundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA)- Water Governance Firstly the project intends to improve policies and practice of governments that protect the rights of river basin communities to water resources. Secondly, it improves policies and practice of private sector and other actors that respect the rights of river basin communities to water resources. Thirdly, it strengthens the capacity of river basin communities and civil society to participate in and influence trans -boundary water resource management. Fourthly it amplifies women's profile and influence in dialogues and decision -making on infrastructure.
Valuing Women's Work This project will support informal workers including domestic workers and unpaid care workers in collectively claiming their rights and protection. Also, this project will also support in shifting narratives on defining and valuing women's work.
Enterprise Development Programme in Nepal Goal of EDP programme is to improve the lives of smallholder farmers and women through the development of sustainable enterprises and a favorable enabling environment. The project includes the human resources and programme management cost for effective management and delivery of all EDP projects in Nepal under  PIP 906. The project cost includes full or partial salaries of 1 EDP Lead, 1 Business and Finance Officer and 2 EDP Officer and associated administrative cost. It also includes extension grant support to Pavitra (NPLA71) to support improved value addition through installation of Seed Processing Unit.
GREEN The project aims to contribute to climate justice, resilient livelihood, income, food security and women leadership development of farmers and seasonal migrant worker's families of Nepal.  The final beneficiaries are families of Nepali migrant workers to India in order to bring desired changes in lives and livelihoods of the migrant worker's families, the project will work with the following target groups, cooperatives.  Women Empowerment Centres (WEC) , local municipalities, district authorities and provincial government.
Nepal Community Land Rights Project This project aims to increase land poor, women and small farmers' access to lands and promote sustainable use of such lands ultimately to improve livelihoods and food security of target groups. It plans to achieve this aim by enhancing knowledge, skills  and capacity of community members on land rights and land reform; improving participation in and effectiveness of community land governance; ensuring and increase land poor, women and small farmers' access to land (particularly fallow public and private lands) and promote their sustainable use; developing and implementing land and agrarian reform plan at community level. Daily office management of the project will be done by the Kathmandu based Land Rights Program Officer with 50% field visit. The project will be supervised by Policy and Advocacy Coordinator. The direct management in field level will be done by implementation partner, Community Self Reliance Center (CSRC). They will have one project coordinator in national level and two district officers in each working districts. The two district officers will work closely with 12 community facilitators (6 in each district).
Covid-19 Second Wave Response-Appeal Fund The objective of this humanitarian project is to contribute to ensuring that poor, vulnerable and marginalized people get the adequate, inclusive, and safe support on Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) to prevent and reduce the infection risk of the COVID -19 and water borne disease outbreak in Saptan and Sarlahi districts, Nepal.
Flash Flood Emergency Response in Nepal Purposed activities for next 2 to 3 months • Food basket support to affected HH (Food basket cost / package for 1 month ( 400 gm cereal, 60 gm pulses, 25 gm oil, 50 gm fortified blended soybean, 15 gm salt) /person /day @ 7,500/HH). • Detail livelihood assessment for next 6 months, detail livelihood and need assessment • Livelihood protection for 250 HHs, Business support grant to small shopkeepers - based on the detail need assessment and market assessment.  • Livelihood recovery for 2500 HHs, Livelihood recovery support package (seed, fertilizer, livestock) based on the detail need assessment and market assessment • Emergency Shelter Kit distribution: The primary target of this activity  is to ensure that displaced families are provided with immediate life -saving shelter solutions in the form of Emergency Shelter Kit (2 pcs of 4m x 6m tarpaulin per household, 20 m of Nylon Rope).  • Household Kits distribution: Ideally each household receiving Emergency Shelter Kit should receive one household kit containing essential non -food items so that normal household activities can resume. There are two different kinds of HH Kits used by Oxfam so far:
Rural Livelihood Support Programme in Nepal The project's aims to improve food security and livelihoods status of poor, socially excluded and vulnerable women and men through provision of seed, micro -irrigation,  enterprises development, market access and  capacity strengthening of farmers groups and cooperatives. The project results will directly contribute to the programme outputs, which are increased access to seed, micro irrigation, market and advocacy on food rights, joint land ownerships, 15% Village Development Committee (VDC) budget allocation in agriculture sector and strengthened community capacity to maintain community assets and increase awareness through women empowerment centre.
Youth led GESI initiatives for COVID recovery strategies and actions in Nepal Project will build the human capital of youth and young women (aged 18 -40) in Karnali and Sudurpaschim province. At the same time will support in strengthening the capacity of service provider and local palika to delivery survivor centric and youth friendly services. As well as bring youth and young model as model of green business model. Total reach of project is 25,000 youths.
Food Security, Livelihoods and Income for IDPs 1. Expanded skills of IDPs 2. Increased opportunities for off -farm small and micro -enterprises 3. Increased opportunities for sustainable and intensive farming 4. Improved access to government services and social networks
Supporting Durable Solutions This project will assist displaced households and the government in developing and implementing participatory and ethical durable solutions and mitigate the immediate risks displaced households are experiencing throughout the course of the intervention in earthquake affected districts, Gorkha, Dhading, Nuwakot, Rasuwas, Sindhupalchowk and Kathmandu Valley of Nepal.
Partners' Investment Fund (PIF) - Agree the process and operational mechanism with existing partners   - Actions to support meeting partner's vision and strategies (mainly identified/felt by partners)  - Project will run for 3 years initially   - Steering mechanism will be developed   - Simple and flexible reporting and reflection practice
Climate Change Advocacy and Adaptation Project in Nepal The project aims to enable communities to adapt to climate change by supporting farmers with climate change resistant vegetable seeds, building model checkdams for management of catchments to enhance water recharge in natural springs and by influencing inclusion of community based adaptation in national and district plans and programmes. The project will build the capacity of Oxfam and partner staff, community members and district line agencies regarding climate change adaptation. It will build advocacy alliance to influence climate change policies, plans and programmes.