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Promoting Gender Rights This program seeks to:
- strengthen the effectiveness of the media to advocate for effective implementation of the Domestic Violence Law
- support an increased participation of civil society in the monitoring process of the implementation of the Law
- supporting legislative and law enforcers in applying the law
- empowerment of survivors of domestic violence to be change agents.

CSAGA will do this at three levels:
- national level working with the mass media and the National Committee of social affairs of Vietnamese Assembly
- community level to raise and improve people's awareness on gender discrimination and Violence Against Women
- local (provincial/district) level where direct capacity building of legislative officers and law enforcers will be emphasised.

The programme will be carried out in three Northern provinces of Vietnam: Hanoi, Yen Bai and Hung Yen, with broader dissemination in 6 provinces and nationally through mass media.
The participants and beneficiaries of this programme are National Committee of Social Affairs of Vietnamese Assembly, local authorities in the localities; Social workers; legislative and justice officers in the localities; Survivors ofDV, broader communities; Journalists, chief-editors, and sub-editors in media offices; CSAGA's management board and staffs.
With a direct outreach to 750 males, 2,135 females; and a total final beneficiaries estimated at 114.000 people (65% female), and indirectly a broader national outreach on millions through mass media dissemination.
UGTT - Women on the Frontline The national trade union is a key actor in the civil society scene and a major actor in the transition phase in Tunisia. The representation of women at decisionmaking position within the union is very poor. The project aims to influence this great political and public actor to  be more gender sensitive. The project is designed to implement the quota law on women political representation at decisional post in the trade union that should be voted in the beginning of 2014, by strenghtening the women's leaders capacities as well as women's committee local branches.
Country Office 506681 Country office Lao Provide  venue for affiliates and partners to co- create the South Asia Regional water Governance Program for submission to Sida. This exercise will strengthen the ownership of Oxfam country offices and partners of the project which will hopefully result in good proposal and good implementation of this proposal when approved.
  2nd F2F meeting in BKK to finalize proposal to SIDA
Strengthening Nutrition Security in SC As the response in Somalia transitions from immediate emergency response, the situation remains fragile and interventions are required to treat the acutely malnourished, address underlying causes of malnutrition and to lay the foundation for sustainable monitoring and response. Our approach is aligned with the Basic Nutrition Services Package for Somalia and with the Somali Nutrition Strategy2011-2013. The design of this programme directly addresses outcomes 1, 2, 3, and 6 in the nutrition strategy7, and takes an approach consistent with the objectives of the Basic Nutrition Services Package. The proposed programme will be implemented by the Somalia Nutrition Consortium, a consortium comprised of four leading nutrition organizations: ACF, OXFAM, ConcernWorldwide and Save the Children.Direct beneficiaries: 63,931 children treated for SAM (output 1), 642, 841 Pregnant and Lactating Mothers benefit from improvedknowledge and practices in relation to IYCF, health and hygiene (output 2). Location: Hiran.Donor DFID
CO-Moz Drought Emergency Response ElNino Target area: Inhambane and Sofala provinces.
Target number of beneficiaries: 12,652  Households (63,260 individuals)
Goal: To mitigate the 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 (Inhambane and Sofala) 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#swellbeing.

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 accessto safe 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: 12,652 vulnerable households in communities receive essential food baskets through market integrated support
Output 3: 12,652 vulnerable households provided with livelihood inputs and support

Nutrition Sector - Establish / Provide screening and referral mechanisms to rapidlyensure 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 services have 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.
Safe Sex, Quality Care DRC This project is framed within Oxfam Novib (ONL) DRC country office's multi-annual « Programme for Integrated Health and Dignity » (PISD in French). This project will support women and girl#s Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and the fight against HIV/AIDS in North Kivu and Maniema.
Global Objective: Contribute to the improvement of sexual and reproductive health rights for women and youth in North-Kivu and Maniema.
Target Groups North Kivu and Maniema:
- Community mobilizers,
- Women#s organizations
- Civil Society actors working with couples on SRHR issues
- Student and Youth associations
- The public sector (Provincial Health division, and Ministries of Health and Gender)
Linking CSO-Local Gov. DW executed act. Development Workshop will together with Oxfam Novib  implement a learning trajectory on programs of  linking CSO to local government in local development programs.
In a first phase existing experiences of two organisations (DW and ADRA) will be documented. This will feed into a broader workshop  (split in 2 parts, one with NGOs only, other with participation of public sector) where the following issues will be discussed:
- Experiences of local development/link CSO-local government. Lessons learned.
With possible participation of Mozambican/Cabe Verdian NGO
Presentation of DW/ADRA document
- Role of Angolan civil society in decentralisation process andmodality to work with public sector
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TSFN Promote involvement of governments, media, CSOs and public in addressing gender stereotypes on WPL, in order to contribute to the advancement of gender justice in Viet Nam.
Over the past five years, a range of agencies # mostly government bodies, the media and international development partners- have done numerous studies and interventions to enhance WPL, hhowever, gaps still exist in tackling such an issue. Some of the examples include 1) limited understanding of what factors help challenge gender stereotypes to design effective interventions to tackle these issues, despite the fact that gender stereotypes have been identified as major barriers for the participation of WPL; 2) existing projects/interventions are not fully addressing gender stereotypes on women political leadership to shift the power imbalance; 3) media content has been found to reinforce gender stereotypes rather than challenging them; 4) limited co-operation or joint campaigns between the aforementioned stakeholders to shift public attitudes and perceptions on WPL; 5) insignificant role and limited participation of CSOs in promoting WPL.

The 2016 election is a critical momentum for strengthening multiple partnerships among government bodies, CSOs and media outlets aiming to change public perceptions and to influence policies on WPL.

This is a One Oxfam coordinated and joint effort to strengthen our influencing capacity in the area of gender equality and women empowerment. Through in depth research and collection of cases and stories, Oxfam will have strong evidences to build a significant advocacy and campaign programme over coming years. This project will further contribute to governance, economic leadership, and humanitarian programme. Oxfam will document the lessons learned and share broadly to provide better understanding of current WPL#s practices and gaps in the region.

Objectives: The project aims to promote involvement of governments, media, CSOs and public in addressing gender stereotypes on WPL, in order to contribute to the advancement of gender justice in Viet Nam.
Shift - Mexico Component Only a relatively small number of companies in the Global South and emerging economies are actively engaged in the topic of business and human rights, and an even smaller group have publicly available policies or information about their human rights due diligenceapproaches. There is an urgent need to scale up learning about what works in meeting the responsibility to respect in the Global South and emerging economies, including among small and medium-size companies (SMEs), and to engage civil society stakeholders in thatdiscussion.

The projects objectives therefore are to:
	Contribute to greater awareness among companies in the South and emergingeconomies of their responsibility to respect under the UNGPs;
	Build the capacity of companies and civil society actors in those countries to support improved business respect for human rights on the ground; and
	Share the learning gained among a wider audienceof interested stakeholders through a new, independent online portal.

This project will explore perspectives from companies and civil society actors on challenges in, and effective approaches to, implementation of the responsibility to respect through engagement with four key countries  Indonesia, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey. The partners will draw on the support and engagement of both local UN

This project is being executed jointly by SHIFT, the UN Global Compact and Oxfam. Global Compact networks as well as Oxfam country offices and local civil society networks in the four countries are involved.
CO-506491 Ce projet répond donc a un besoin urgent d#accompagnement des acteurs qui sont parties prenantes dans la Gouvernance des ressourcesminérales au Sénégal. Il se fonde sur des acquis solides construits pendant la mise en #uvre du programme gouvernance d#OXFAM. Ce projet se propose de défricher un chantier pour favoriser la mise en #uvre d#un programme plus structuré  dans une approche  à moyen ou long terme ( 2-3 ans)  qui permettra de renforcer la qualité de la gouvernance des ressources minérales au Sénégal au profit des populations les plus vulnérables.

Objectif global du projet
Contribuer à une gouvernance transparente et inclusive des ressources minérales, en particulier le gaz et le pétrole, au bénéfice des populations vulnérables (populations pauvres, jeunes et femmes)

Objectif spécifique
Favoriser la participation efficace et effective des acteurs de société civile et parlementaires aux réformes du cadre juridique et institutionnel de la gouvernance du secteur du pétrole et du gaz au Sénégal
Country Office 506493 OXFAM NOVIB COUNTR Inequality has been identified as a focused issue for national advocacy, influencing and campaign plan which is reflected in the Vietnam Operational Country Strategy 2015-2019.
In 2015 Oxfam in Vietnam plans to develop the strategy for the advocacy, influencing and campaign on inequality which will be aligned with the on-going global Even it Up campaign. Although there have been a few studiesboth conducted by Oxfam and other stakeholders mainly focusing on understanding the perceptions of people about inequality in Vietnam, there is a lack of in-depth analysis on the specific types of inequality. The team feels there are inadequate evidences supporting for the selection of which advocacy and campaign themes on equality should be taken forward and the follow-up in-depth analysis will be needed to broad our understandings about the selected themes.
Therefore we would like to seek additional funding to conduct the following reviews, consultations, analysis in order to contribute to the development of advocacy, influencing and campaign strategy and plan for inequality.
Proposed activities
Scoping exercises: This exercise aims to map out the different types of inequality in Vietnam and also overarching inequality issues existing in each VCG programme. This exercise will include the desk reviews of existing inequality reports, OCS and related documents and also the consultation meetings with programme teams and external partners andstakeholders. The expected outcome is the selections of the key advocacy and campaign inequality themes.
Follow up in-depth analysis on the key inequality themes: This will be conducted based on the results of the scoping exercise. The team will try to maximize the in-house expertises for this activity. We have discussed within the team to approach Duncan Green to come over to support the team here to conduct the analysis.
Design and development of the comprehensive strategy: We have discussed with Lan, the Deputy Director of OGB, coming over to guide the team to develop thetheory of change and the outline of the strategy at the initial stage. Furtheranalysis such as actor identifications and power analysis will be included in this process.
West-Africa Ebola response - Oxfam Am. According to the CAT fund procedures, approved by PEO in October 2012, grants or revolving funds can be approved from the CAT fund of the humanitarian bureau (HB). Every approval needs to be formalized in writing and signed off by the head of HD (or his/her assigned replacer).
The formalized approval will be done by means of this document and be filed on the server. Further reference is made to chapter 4. #Guidance notes in the ON Humanitarian Handbook for overall procedure and tools.#
Kulima Drought Response Maputo Province KULIMA is a Mozambican NGO, nonprofit, working since 1984 in the framework of Integrated Socio - Economic Development. The term "Kulima" is common in the Bantu language and means "dig" or "cultivate the land". The name has a historical relationship therefore KULIMA long time, has been working with rural communities, whose income comes from the land.
KULIMA was born in 1984 in connection with a French NGO (Bioforce) during the Civil War in support of refugees in the creation of favorable conditions in the resettlement areas.
The May 3, 1990, the KULIMA was recognized by the Ministry of Cooperation, as a National NGO. In 1995, it was legally recognized by the Ministry of Justice, to officially operate nationwide.
KULIMA is active in two main areas, Rural Development and Social Promotion: rural extension, social support civic education activities and health, small industries, environment (reforestation), crafts, own shelter (housing), social responsibility (Orphans and vulnerable), emergency programs, human rights, gender and women promotion,water and basic health (programs to combat Malaria, Cholera, TB and HIV and AIDS).
The main objective of KULIMA is promoting socio - economic development of poor communities.
KULIMA is the only organization of Mozambican civil society who participated in the emergency response to the year 2000.
Humanitarian Capacity Development Improved capacity of all ONL humanitarian partners in Cambodia on gender in emergencies standards, and improved overall capacity ofthe partner in delivering humanitarian assistance in accordance with international standards.
Nepal Joint Response/OGB The Joint Humanitarian Response for Nepal Earthquake (NPJR) provides life-saving humanitarian assistance to communities affected bythe Earthquake of 25th April 2015 and ensure efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities on behalf of theDutch Relief Alliance participating members. This 6-month joint programme is implemented in the most affected districts (Nuwakot, Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Lamjung, Ghorka, Sindhupalchowk, Kavrepalanchowk) by 8 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. Together they work towards three specific objectives:
1) Increase in mortality and morbidity and outbreaks of communicable diseases are prevented through immediate access to basic water, sanitation, hygiene and health services.
2) Families whose homes have been destroyed or damaged, including those displaced, attain basic, protective shelter solutions.
3) Immediate food needs of earthquake affected populations in worst affected districts are met and nutritional status of the most vulnerable populations is prevented from deteriorating.
The Joint Response will support 138,640 people in need. The total available budget for the Joint Response is Euro 4 million, funded by MoFA.
Support to El Nino affected areas Objective 1: To reduce impact of drought/saltwater intrusion crisis in the most vulnerable and severely affected districts of Ben Tre Province and to build emergency response capacity for local partners in Ben Tre and neighboring provinces in Mekong Delta

This year 9/13 Mekong Delta provinces have been seriously affected by drought and saline intrusion, including Long An, Tien Giang, Hau Giang, Ben Tre, Tra Vinh, Soc Trang, B#c Lieu, Ca Mau, Kien Giang. Out of which 6 provinces have declared saline intrusion disaster status, including: Ben Tre, Tien Giang, Long An, Soc Trang, Ca Mau, and Kien Giang.

Given the fact that Ben Tre has been considered the worst affected province, Oxfam plans to work with local government and technical departments to focus our response efforts in 3 coastal districts. Coordination meetings with Ben Tre Red Cross Chapter and concerned agencies at provincial, district, and commune levels to agree on response standards and requirements for relief efforts and avoid duplication will be facilitated by Oxfam Mekong team based in Ben Tre city.

At the end of May, Oxfam and Ben Tre provincial Red Cross Chapter shall co-organize a provincial lesson learning workshop on drought/saltwater disaster response management (emergency coordination, participatory needs assessment, applyingminimum standards in all response cycles (designing, planning, implementation, M<(>&<)>E), enhancing downward accountability to people we seek to assist through complaint management mechanism, etc.  Participants of this event include government, local authorities, and relevant response actors in Ben Tre and neighboring provinces (Tra Vinh, Tien Giang, etc.) for exchanges, learning and sharingof good response practices for building back better to similar crisis scenarios in the future.
LIFE: Food Security & Entrepreneurship Geographically, Northern and Central river belt region of Bangladesh are flood plain, formed through siltation carried by three mighty rivers namely Padma, Jamuna, Brahmaputra from upstream. Historically, the regions affected by flood every year and local ecosystems are very much fragile. However, climate change triggered disasters such as flood, river bank erosion, siltation, drought, cold wave, dense fog, heat wave, salinity intrusion  all are contributing to reduce agriculture production and in some cases destroying whole production and there by hampering the overall food security of the area.

The ultimate goal of this project is to make communities more resilient to adverse effect of climate change and enhance food security by adapting sustainable livelihood options. The LIFEprogramme has been designed to achieve the goal by making communities more resilient to climate shocks while ensuring food security, livelihood and market linkage development with Private sector. To ensure food security the programme will contribute in increasingthe production agricultural crops and Homestead gardening, ensure sustainable livelihood through adopting alternative IGA training and input support and vocational skills developing of youths for creating better employment opportunities.

Considering the local context, three non-government development organizations grouped together and designed the project. Having long-standing experience in the selected areas,Gana Unnayan Kendra (GUK) implement the project in Gaibandha, Gono Kalyan Sangstha-GKS in Sirajgonj and Shariatpur Development Society (SDS) in Shariatpur district.
CO-ON - Integrated Protection in Area C Integrated Protection in Area C:  Enhancing the Resilience of Communities to Violations of International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law.The aim of the intervention is to strengthen the resilience and increase protection of Palestinian communities in Area C against violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.  Area C of the West Bank has experienced significant increase inthe number of illegal Israeli settlements, instances of demolitions of Palestinian homes and property and an increased number of Palestinians forcibly displaced from their homes. The Israeli permit and planning system has been identified by the humanitarian community as a root cause of humanitarian needs in Area C, preventing Palestinians from accessing adequate shelter, water, education, from developing health services, and stifling their ability to earn an income from their land.  This project aims to address the vulnerability of Palestinians living in targeted communities in North Jordan Valley, South Hebron and E1 communities through a comprehensive humanitarian relief approach that includes livelihood and protection-related humanitarian responses to increase communities# resilience. This project is a joint intervention between Oxfam Novib that will work with its partners on protection of civilians in AreaC, and Oxfam Italia that will work on livelihood based response to the humanitarian needs of the affected population. The partners on the project will work with the communities to respond to immediate protection needs of Palestinian communities in Area C by providing planning assistance and consultations in cases of home demolitions and forced displacement (Bimkom) and violence perpetrated byIsraeli security forces personnel and Israeli civilians to Palestinian life and property (Yesh Din). The interventions of local partners will be complimented by Oxfam#s advocacy efforts to hold national and international duty bearers to account by undertaking influencing activities to support ongoing efforts (AIDA, HCT, INGNOs and NGOs) with the Government of Israel to address violations of IHL and IHRL. This project is funded by Direction générale Coopération au développement et Aide humanitaire (DGD) of the Belgium Government.