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CED Earth Day Mobilisation in Africa The purpose of the project is to convince actors in selected countries to join in a series of national activities around the campaign objectives on or around April 22nd, 2017
Activities will all aim at:
- Pointing out violations of local communities and indigenous peoples# land and resources rights
- Suggesting solutions or paths to be explore for properly addressing the issues of local communities/indigenous peoples land and resources rights
Some activities could include:
- Press conferences bringing together victims of violation and land and resources rights
- Series of papers in newspapers exposing violations of land and resources rights
- Opinion pieces in the media exposing weaknesses in the policies or legislations on land and resources rights
- Public statements by preeminent personalities in support to local communities/ indigenous peoples# struggles
- Meetings of victims with national authorities to convey messages on needs


The countries targeted
Countries will be selected according to a set of criteria
a. The presence of a network of partners of at least one of the co-conveners (ILC, OXFAM, RRI)
b. An ongoing land law reform process
c. The strategic nature of the country for catalyzing reforms in other countries
On the grounds of those criteria, the following 18 countries are targeted:
1. West Africa: Liberia, Mali, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Niger, Togo
2. Central Africa: Cameroon, Chad, CAR, Republic of Congo, DRC, Gabon
3. Eastern and Southern Africa: Uganda, Tanzania, Madagascar, Malawi, South Sudan and Kenya.

They all represent the cultural diversity of Africa (except the Maghreb), and the different production models and legal systems existing in the continent. They also collectively represent a huge diversity of problems associated to the recognition and protection of communities# rights.

What will happen
1. CED will coordinate with one NGOs or platform in each of the targeted countries to find out the possibility of getting theminvolved in the campaign
2. CED will explore possibilities of having activities on April 22nd, and will have a set of activities for each of the countries agreeing to be part of the campaign
3. CED will provide support directly or through one of the co-conveners (technical support)
4. With the 10 000 Dollars provided by Oxfam, CED will be able to provide a small amount to cover costs that can#t be covered otherwise
5. CED will gather information on the activities and report on what happened during the campaign in the selected countries.
Amélioration de la bonne gouvernance Amélioration de la gouvernance au niveau national et au niveau local par le renforcement de la culture démocratique, de la culture de dialogue inclusif et des pratiques de bonne gestion des affaires publiques.
RENSIDA - Active Citizenship RENSIDA is a network of NGOs that promote the right of people living with HIV and AIDS. It comprises 39 PLHWA associations from allover the country and engages with the Ministry of Health on the rights and entitlements of their constituencies. RENSIDA is also part of national HIV and AIDS think thank to influence revision of main HIV and AIDS laws and regulations. The Secretariat is based inMaputo, with a central council composed of 11 members, representing each of the 11 provinces in Mozambique. Currently, this partnerhas a Central Council which comprises 11 provincial branches that liaise with provincial and national HIV and AIDS councils on advocacy work related to this thematic area.
UWONET- Fostering Women's Leadership Uga PROJECT TITLE: FOSTERING WOMEN#S LEADERSHIP TO ADVANCE WOMEN#S LAND RIGHTS AND ADDRESS VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS IN UGANDA.
The project builds on the concluded 5-year Raising Her Voice Project (RHVP) which was conceived and designed to influence the UgandaGovernment to ratify and domesticate the Africa Union Protocol on Women#s Rights without harmful reservations; and to contribute topromoting the role of women in the decision-making processes affecting their lives. The five-year Project was launched in 2008 and ended in March 2013. This project will be part of the 2nd phase of the RHV which started march 2014. Although the 2nd phase of the project focuses on fostering Local women#s activism and leadership to advance Women#s land rights and fight against VAW, the 3rd yearof the 2nd phase of RHV will continue to consolidate gains made in advancing women#s land rights and VAW prevention and response
The project is intended to build the capacity of grass root political women leaders and women#s rights organisations to engage, influence and lobby for gender responsive programmes and interventions on land and to address VAW issues in line with the Maputo protocol.In 2010 and 2013, the Government of Uganda passed the Domestic Violence Act and the land policy respectively. This project aims therefore to expedite the implementation of these frameworks active engagement of the key stakeholders, majority of who are women (70%).
The project will also create important connections between decision making spaces at local (Sub county and district), national andregional levels. The Project consortium members will build the capacity and confidence of women and women leaders to equally influence national policy debates around implementation of the Domestic Violence Act, financing for GBV prevention and response facilitiesand the Land policy with emphasis, succession, inheritance and functionality of Land management structures at Local level. The project will build capacity of informal and formal structuresto strengthen coordination and the referral pathway for increased access tojustice.

Through the project, 2 main goals will be realised;
1) National women#s rights organisations and district coalitions working on VAW and women#s land rights will haveimproved capacity to influence government and social actors to address women#s rights violations
2) The Maputo Protocol and other regional declarations on women#s rights will be increasingly applied by national governments and traditional justice mechanisms
Tax justice & budget monitoring The project aims to contribute to regional and local budgets and public policies that respond to poor and marginalized citizen#s needs, and to promote a culture of accountability within the revenue and public policies. ALCI will strengthen the political accountability of policymakers and reinforce the citizens power to  claim  in order to track decentralized public policies through advocacy, capacity building and engagement with young people, women, media and policymakers as a target.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri The Early Recovery and livelihood assessment will be conducted from January 2016 to March 2016 to generate data and information needed for planning humanitarian response actions in 2016.  The assessment will be specifically focused on the affected populations (people returning to their homes (returnees) and IDPs settled with host communities) in the three most affected states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe as well as Gombe
Gaza Humanitarian Response PMRS will carry out a four month project in Gaza (Northern Gaza, Gaza City, Deir Al Balah, Khan Yunis, Rafah, and Middle Area) to provide basic primary health care services to an estimated 8000 men, women, elderly and children in 12 targeted communities through one mobile clinic. The PMRS will strengthen the capacity of one mobile health clinic to continue providing emergency and early recovery health services to vulnerable communities and will provide life-saving health care services and medical check-ups to targeted beneficiaries.
Reducing Child Marriages in SSudan The Project will focus on Child Marriages and the how the rights of the girls married off are violated. A prevention effort with focus on changing attitudes, practices and behaviors perpetuating early/forced marriages at households and community levels is critical; to enable both homes and communities become a safer place for the girl child and women in general. Preventing child marriage willthus protect girls# rights and help reduce their risks to violence, early pregnancy, HIV infection, maternal death and disability. Consequently, when girls are able to stay in school and avoid being married early, they can build a foundation for a better life forthemselves and their families and participate in the progress of their nation.

The Edutainment project will thus focus on the critical area of attitude, practice and behavior changes in communities. The first phase will be piloted in Terekeka Central Payam of Terekeka County. Terekeka County is located in Central Equatoria State of South Sudan. The County comprise of 10 payams : Gemeiza, Muni, Nyori, Reggo, Rijong, Tali, Terekeka Central, Tindilo, Tombek and Mangala North payams. According to the 2008 population census, Terekeka County has a total population of 144,373 (70,208 female and 74, 165 male); with Terekeka Central Payam having a population of 20,770 (10,540 female and 10,230 male). The major economic activity practiced by the indigenous of the area is agro pastoralism.
SAWTEE JRAS Annual Planning meeting JRAS Event in Nepal- Regional Research Forum, Regional Social Media training, JRAS Annual Planning meeting.

Oxfam's South Asia Joint Regional Analysis and Strategy (JRAS) Theme 1: Climate Change, Food Security and Water# also prioritizes to develop and disseminate research outcomes in order to strengthen country and regional level lobby-advocacy-campaign works. JRAS Theme 1 prioritizes formation of alliance in all areas of interventions it has planned. Consequently it has decided to form a #Research Forum# involving staff and partners engaged in research works.

The Community of Practice (CoP) is a linking and learning platform for campaigns and communications officers of Oxfam country offices in East Asia doing GROW campaigning. The third phase asplanned is a Face to Face meeting among the members of the CoP. The Face to Face would give each and every member of the CoP a chance to get to know each other and link with each other, learn from each other, and share lessons they have acquired while doing their GROW campaigning.
PMA Lideranca Femina & Desenv.Org. This 3-year programm, co-financed by APN (Ajuda Popular Norueguesa) has the objective to enable Angolan women to participate effectively and efficiently in the political and public processes in Angola, influencing and engendering public policies.
- improving capacity of members of parliament and other dutybearers on national and municipal level to integrate gender in budgets and engender public policies.
- lobby ministreis and national institutes for the recognition, ratification and aplication of international conventions on women and gender
- improve capcity on gender and womens' rights within civil society organisations (incl training on female leadership)
- improve intervention capacity of PMA and it's members
The activities are concentrated in 6 provinces, Luanda, Lunda Sul, Kwanza Sul, Huila, Bengueal and Malanje.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER This is a project to strengthen humanitarian Oxfam and partner capacities, the ultimate objective is to improve the quality of interventions in Niger. It is the fruit of a work of identifying the weaknesses in the work of Oxfam and partners and solutions needed to address them.

Specifically, it is to strengthen the technical capacities of partner organizations and Oxfam in the preparation and management of emergency operations.
The main expected result is that Oxfam partner organizations in the humanitarian field are performing.

The project intervention strategy is based on key aspects below:

- The development of skills within Oxfam and partner organizations

In carrying out activities under this action will be sought as much as possible on the expertise available within Oxfam and partner organizations for the realization of certain activities including those of training.
- The use of external expertise as necessary:
Oxfam will call to external expertise for the realization of training for which it has no competence at her and partner organizations levels.
- The inclusion of gender
As much as this is possible, it will be taken into account the specific needs of men and women and other specific groups in the implementation of the project activities.
The project implementation will be done in close collaboration between Oxfam and partners, including the implementation of responsibility for certain activities entrusted to them.

- Complementarity with the proposed strengthening humanitarian capacity:
A  strong link will be sought between this project and the humanitarian capacity building project which has received financial support from oxfam Oxfam Novib's Head office. For example, activities such as those related to the strengthening of institutional and organizational capacities that are not included in this project could be included in this project.
Right of CWID in Education & Employment The project aims to support children and youth with intellectual disability (C/YWID) to access to the formal public education be able to find employment. The project is funded by the special legacy fund of Oxfam Novib focusing on education for C/YWID. The projecthas three main goals: 1) Children and youth (35% of whom are girls) with intellectual disabilities# (CWID) have improved their independence, self-care activities and other functional development, 2) Advocate for Comprehensive Cambodian inclusiveeducation system that cares for every child including CWID, and 3) The income generation of CWID and their families# has improved.

The project will use three intervention strategies: 1) Rehabilitate and medicate at least 60 CWID at the school center, 2) Advocacy for the inclusion of at least 437 CWID (50% girls) into the state public formal education and 3) Vocational training and working with private sector to employ Youth with Intellectual Disability.
Support livelihoods & women leadership This project implemented by the partner LOFEPACO in North-Kivu in DRC has as main objective
to support the rural women by focusing on the economic growth of the woman and the women leadership
This project is funded by Oxfam Novib focuses on the following results:
-The increase in incomes of rural and farm women in agriculture and livestock products marketing field and livestock ;
-Increased profitability due to agricultural production well done ;
- The emergence of female leadership ;
- The Strengthening the capacity of rural women through literacy for the arming of knowledge management and writing . It also has a mission : finding funding for aspectsof training of women , information, advocacy of the peasant woman , the professionalization of women producers in the sectors of food security ( production, processing and marketing).
C. F- Improving Hum Security National Citizen#s First Improving Human Security in Afghanistan and Pakistan
The project aims to contribute to long term peace in Afghanistan through strengthened local and national governance responsive to local needs on the provision of services and inclusiveeconomic development. The project specifically aims to strengthen dialogue between government and civil society and increase the engagement ofcivil society in advocacy at different levels for an improvement in the delivery of basic services by the government. This is to beachieved by linking local and national levels in policy development and implementation as well as effectively addressing and mitigating conflict around economic resources.
In Citizens First in Afghanistan, the main strategy for influencing the local, provincial and national government is setting up and supporting advocacy committees. These committees talk to citizens about the basic social services that are lacking in their communities. This results in a selection of demands that areraised at either the district or provincial government. When these governments don't have the authority or political willingness to respond to these demands, they are forwarded to the national government. This is the way in which the district, provincialand national advocacy committees in Citizens First cooperates.
The project also provides opportunity to build people contact among citizens of Pakistan and Afghanistan for cooperation and peace. The terrorism survivors in Afghanistan and CSO representative will be invited to Pakistan to meet Pakistan Civil Society, Political Leadership, Media and other stakeholders and share each other# perspectives and perceptions for positive change. Project period is   for four years.
Program objectives and Outcomes: Afghanistan
The Overall objective is #to contribute to long term peace in Afghanistan through strengthened local and national governance, responsive to local needs on the provision of services and inclusive economic development.
The Specific objectiveis #to improve the dialogue and engagement between government and civil society linking local to national in policy development and implementation, effectively addressing and mitigating conflict around economic resources.
Expected Program Outcomes
Outcome # 2: By 2016, a number of 36 (informal) civil society organizations will have increased capacity for evidence based advocacy with district, provincial and federal level.
Outcome # 3:By 2016, a total of 9 district authorities have become responsive inmeeting demands from communities.
Outcome # 5: By 2016, federal/national assemblies and related bureaucracy in both Afghanistan and Pakistan have become responsive in meeting demands as put forward by civil society.
Outcome # 6: By 2013, Increased interaction of civilian actors among Pakistan and Afghanistan to challenge existing stereotypes about each other.
Citizen-lead community development MHP#s role in the action is based on their experience in building the capacity of particularly ethnic women and also local authorities. Under R1, they will design and conduct a module in the curriculum for Development Facilitators on Gender Action Learning System(GALS) with assistance from Oxfam. Under R2 they will manage joint learning and micro-projects as well.
CCM Inhambane Capacity Building & DRR CCM - Christian Council of Mozambique is an ecumenical organization and humanitarian, founded by Protestant Churches and the Evangelical Missionary Association in 1948, with the purpose of developing the ecumenical movement within Protestantism as a result of a more effective coordination of the work of different churches and the need to give voice to those who had no voice in the colonial period, during which the Protestant churches were marginalized, giving it greater privilege to Catholics, it did CCMarise. At country level, the CCM brings together 24 churches and two Associations. This organization has the main office in Maputo and a representation in each of the ten provinces of Mozambique. The CCM has a long history of activism for peace and harmony among Mozambicans, particularly during and after the comprehensive peace agreement, signed in 1994, helping the most disadvantaged, and gives voice to those who govern pay attention to your needs. Advocacy and lobbying for social justice, etc.
The Christian Council of Mozambique - Inhambane is one of ten provincial delegations and works in Inhambane Province.
The main objective of the project is to contribute to the response in humanitarian assistance and protection of the population affected by disasters in Mozambique, strengthening the technicalcapabilities of CCM staff in humanitarian action and community resilience through the actions to reduce risks from disasters.
Country Office 506493 OXFAM NOVIB COUNTR For Phase II of the campaign, we will focus on strengthening the ground for future campaigning after 2019 onward, specifically:
Strategize innovative national-led/southern campaign models with national and global linkage on EJ, Sustainable Food system and Fairer share of natural resources. We will focus on:
Strong and strategic partnership development with global, regional and local allianceson the above themes, with particular attention to the current and potential partners: DCRC/MARD (on policy advocacy); Nong thong ngay nay Newspapers (on media engagement); Agriculture Coalition and Farmers Cooperatives and Farmers Organizations Network (to be launched soon); think-tank development and lobbying with high-ranking officials at State Party#s, NA, Government and involved Ministries; as well as in-depth engagement with academia, activists and media
Strategic  media engagement
Strategize public campaign, pilot and contribute to regional southern leadership and south-south cooperation in campaigning on the key themes and issues
Develop long term campaign strategy with one programme approach and provide technical support/coordination role to thematic programs on national advocacy and campaign for amplified impact and influencing
Continue own policy research, advocacy capacity (on gaps unfulfilled by local NGOs and alliances)
Promote pioneer/thought leader in protecting SSF rights, voices and choices; movement building and engagement with PS (on emerging key issues relating to/having impacts on farmers# rights upon the challenges and opportunities facing them with Vietnam becoming member of TPP and the impact of agenda on responsible investment in agriculture # also focus of Asia regions# GROW campaign)
Bretton Woods 2013-2015 BWP has three focus areas:

- IMF conditionality and austerity,
- International financial architecture
- Governance of international financial institutions

The BWPs proposed outcomes are the following:

IMF Conditionality and Austerity
1.	Catalyse a powerful cross-sectoral network of European actors working closely together to oppose IMF conditionality, via the building of an initial network of UK and European CSOs and social movements.  The network will produce evidence and conduct activities to oppose IMF conditionality in debtor countries, with particular attention to linking trade unions with social movements and NGOs.  It will raise awareness amongst social movements in Europe of developing country experiences of IMF conditionality.

2.	Help Southern civil society partners rebuff or resist unwanted IMF loans and/or related conditionality; in particular in the Middle East and North Africa region, by building strong ties to emergent CSOs/NGOs resisting new or anticipated IMF agreements and supporting a burgeoning cross-sectoral network of civil society actors in countries directly affected by IMF conditionality.

Governance of the IMF
3.	Bring NGOs and social movements together to jointly demand access to and  increased influence over IFI decision-making.

4.	Advocate for the radical democratisation of IFI decision-making, by lobbying European and other major shareholder governments.  The 70th anniversary of the Bretton Woods agreement, this year, provides a moment for leverage.

International financial architecture
5.	Support Southern civil society groups to build the case for regional cooperation that opens policy space and provides increased options for capital account regulation and developing country control over sovereign policy space.  Monitor the new roles for the IMF and the World Bank in forums of global financial governance (including the G20 and G8) for this purpose.
6.	Input civil society recommendations for an improved global financial architecture into existing UK and European advocacy processes (UK, G20, EU-IMF, UK parliamentary Treasury Select Committee) via the use of research and evidence.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Oxfam will implement response actions to save lives, increase household food security and protect/recover livelihoods of 20,500 (2,500HHs) of the most vulnerable returnees, IDPs and hosts in the Askira Uba LGA (Borno State), Fika LGA (Yobe State) and Michika LGA (Adamawa State) affected by the impact of humanitarian crises in return areas as a result of the ongoing North East Nigeria Humanitarian crisis
Empowering local people with skills The main objective of the project is to alleviate poverty through empowering local household (Female farmers) for sustainable income generating opportunities  and improve their skills in beekeeping and the marketing of bee products as a way of addressingrural poverty and general health issues.