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Citizen's Common- Protest to Action 'From Protest to Action: Activating our New Nigeria’ is an initiative of Citizens Common Advocacy International, SOZO Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative and  McAnderson Institute of Technology. The project seeks to answer key questions such as how do we keep the energy from the streets and sustain the interest of young Nigerians in demanding accountability? How do we ensure adequate protection and safety for youth leaders speaking amid government crackdown? How do we ensure the rights of protesters, youths, women, vulnerable groups are protected?.

CCAI plans to expand the recently launched YANN Campaign - www.youthaction.ng. As a digital knowledgeexchange hub. This collective action platform is designed to mobilize, empower and resource young Nigerians in their renewed interest to demand accountability. It will mobilise, identify, train, curate, share resources and tools for community action and activism for anyone interested in locally-led social change.

Second, through the Community Change Champion Programem; CCAI will identify andengage 30 high potential youth leaders who emerged from the protest and other networks, create a community of action and resources as well as training that empowers them with key skills, access mentorship and networks of leaders, institutions and resources that can strengthen their work as change champions.

Third, CCAI will organize the first-ever  Citizen Conversations for New Nigeria: a series of national debates and community town halls sessions designed to create awareness and highlight policy issues of importance from communities to campuses. And lastly, through the Legal Commons partnership, CCAI seeks to engage in strategic litigation challenging some of the policies and initiatives that stiffen the civicspace, reduces government accountability and tramples the constitutional rights of Nigerian especially the vulnerable populations.
HO-Sida FFA II HQS Component HQS staff from the Fair Finance International team contribute to the FFI network including all Asian countries and collaborate closely with the FFA team on various common elements, notably the bank assessment methodology, websites, campaigns, case studies.
HQS also provides financial advise and support. The component contributes to FFI staff costs and includes travel to sustain regular contacts.
CO-Cambodia General Assembly FFI 2022 The 2022 General Assembly of Fair Finance International is hosted by Fair Finance Cambodia.  The Oxfam in Cambodia Office charges costs of the event facilitator, the venue and part of the hotel accommodation.
CO-506696 OHK Funding Contribution to Oxfam in Vietnam Country Programme for FY2021/22
TZ FarmAbility - Economic Empowerment The project aims to contribute to the reduction of unemployment for 55 beneficiaries who are Young Mothers by creating an entrepreneurship opportunity of breeding and rearing 300 local ducks for meat and eggs in Musoma Council for a period of 15 months. Only those with an income of less than one dollar and no other economic opportunities due to the effects of the Covid 19 disease or any valence history are eligible. The indirect beneficiaries will reach another 200 people living in the Musoma Council's 16 wards. The youngmothers will be equipped with both theoretical and practical knowledge of the best scientific methods of duck rearing, such as quality breeding, products, nutrition, medications, shed balance, and marketing. For each admission phase, theory training will last onemonth and practical training will last 13 months. Beneficiaries of the project will be admitted in two stages. Local duck rearing is a low-cost business with high market demand. Ducks are birds in the area. Following the project, 70% of the duck species will be distributed free of charge to the direct beneficiaries, with the organization mentoring them by forming two groups for them to develop entrepreneurship in their own hands. 30% of the local ducks will be retained in the organization in order to sustain the project by reaching out to another 55 people in need after the project period has ended. Other stakeholders who will participate indirectly include a FarmABILITY team of four people, four local government leaders, four politicians, three bird watchers, and two livestock officers. Monitoring and evaluation will be carried out on a daily basis to track the project's progress. Seminars, workshops, media, and fieldwork are all activities that will help the project achieve its goal. Similarly, FarmABILITY will purchase equipment and rent project space, as well as construct a shed, purchase breeding ducks, food, and vaccines, and pay expert fees.
Humanitaire, résilience et transformation des conflits Le programme est constitué de 04 sous-domaines que sont:

#   Prévention des crises, préparation et planification de la réponse aux crises
#   Réponses d#urgence de qualité
#   Transformation des conflits
#   Pastoralisme
#   Droit humanitaire international.

En  effet, en plus des effets des crises alimentaires persistantes (non obstant les efforts consentis), le Niger fait désormais face de plus en plus aux effets du terrorisme et des conflits inter ethniques  et transfrontaliers     nécessitant des interventions adaptées. C'est ce qui explique l#introduction de l#axe « transformation des conflits ». Oxfam au Niger continuera à s#affirmer dans le domaine  humanitaire de parson expérience et l#assistance apportée dans ce domaine depuis le début des années 2000. Oxfam  au  Niger  se  veut être en mesure de répondre à des crises de catégorie 3 et monter ensemble deconcert avec la plateformerégionale le GHT les réponses de catégorie 2 et 1.  Vu les leçons tirées de la mise en #uvre de la réponse Diffa après la catégorisation 2 et ensuite 1, il est impératifque la gestion des crises de   catégorie 2 et 1 relevé aussi du programme pays et bien soutenue par la plateforme régionale et le GHT selon une analyse des besoins d#appui bien faite.
CCD- Justice&Political Partici for PWD This concept is brought by Centre for Citizens with Disability- an NGO established by a person living with disability, leading innovative projects for the disability community. This concept- 'Access to Justice <(>&<)> Political Participation for PWD' aims at the following:
(a) ensure that within the project period, relevant MDAs have a better understanding of the Disability Act/Law and  commit to adopting good and accountable practices to advance the implementation including budgetary allocation.  (b) The media commits toinvestigative journalism on disability issues that will expose every discriminatory practices including gender violence against women with disabilities. (c) The democratic governance process will be inclusive enough for political participation of persons with disabilities in Lagos State as a model for other states. (d) accessible education and health services for PWDs in public hospitals  in Lagos State.

Solution proposed is through engagement/advocacy, litigation, naming and shaming.  Through this project, CCD will engage relevant stakeholders in Lagos State to sensitize them and build their capacity where necessary on disability issues.  There is aneed to set precedent by engaging in a few litigation advocacies in the key areas.  Therewill be naming and shaming of people that frustrate the process.
CO-Effective Advocacy Unpaid phase iv One of the significant structural barriers to women#s empowerment (including economic empowerment) is women#s disproportionate burden of unpaid care and domestic work at home and in the community that restricts women from taking up paid jobs, undertakingadvanced education and skills training, and most importantly#participation in public life. Oxfam in Uganda and Uganda Women#s Network (UWONET) have since 2014 implemented the Women#s Economic Empowerment and Care programme in Uganda. Over the years the programme has targeted policy makers, women#s rights organisations, community members, media, online community, youth, religious and cultural leaders. Through varied interventions UWONET and Oxfam have witnessed increased visibility on unpaid care and domestic work towards recognition among key institutions and the public. One such intervention is the digital campaign (run on Facebook and Twitter) that sought to shift the public mindset on UCDW as well as shape positive narratives on the importance of sharing UCDW amongst men, women, girls and boys.
In order to consolidate the gains on We phase iii, Oxfam will for the next 3years lead the We Care interventions  jointly working with Uganda Women#s Network.   This project seeks to
1. Public and private sector institutions increase commitment <(>&<)> investment on UCDW through policy, practice and budget reforms
2. Public opinions and narratives shift to acknowledge UCDW as an economic, development and gender equality issue.
3. WROs, youth groups, carers and citizens have more individual and collective power to influence decision-making processes around UCDW.
Oxfam will undertake the following activities:
i. Convene We Care learning forums topromote learning around the programme as well as increase its visibility and increase National discourse about the same.
ii. Coordinate  documentation of the project developing various projects including booklets, blogs, short video documentaries etc.
iii. Develop IEC materials including T.shirts, banners, brochures etc
iv. Spearhead the monitoring efforts in the project as well as providing guidance to research initiatives in the project. Oxfam will ensure it relates to the one programme approach/humanitarian developmentnexus.
Oxfam International SIDA Phase II SIDA II GROW - Transforming the food system to eradicate hunger and fight inequality. Oxfam International.
The Sida2GROW project aims to increase food security for groups that are particularly vulnerable by 1) campaigning for power and value to be shared more fairly in food value chains; 2) engaging with national governments and the UNFCCC for bolder climate action; 3) strengthening global accountability around international benchmarks on land rights.
This sub-project project supports key functions of the Project Team co-delivering the #global level# outcomes of the Sida2GROW Project for 2019-2021 (84-104 of the proposal), namely the OI Climate ChangePolicy Lead (at least 0.6 FTE); the OI Land Rights Policy Lead (at least 0.6 FTE); and - through co-funding # the OI BehindthePrice/Barcodes Lead (0.2 FTE). This project includes also a budget for travels costs. In 2021, GROW will update its strategy, and its interventions. Therefore, outcomes / interventions / tactics for 2022 may change, and terms of reference with them. The 3 Leads will also help connecting the Sida2GROW with wider Oxfam work and agenda; aligning with the overall Oxfam GROW Campaign; identifying opportunities and synergies. The 3 Leads# access to the global activity budget is describedin and regulated by the Sida2GROW Project Implementation Manual, based on Annual Operational Plans.
Butterfly Works - Exploration Lab BW is partnering with Oxfam Novib to support the development and implementation of user research, to understand the needs and expectations of partners and activists. The research will help shape the desired learning experience of partners and activists and to find opportunities for them to connect and exchange. As part of the Activist academy Oxfam specifically wants to explore how to supportactivists from The Netherlands, Peru, Lebanon and Tanzania with match-making and with building
stronger connections among themselves as well as across countries, with exploring the international dimension to national campaigns and with diversity and inclusion. Main deliverables:
● A well informed user research that showcases the needs and expectations of the participants including an Exploration Lab
 package and tools adapted for the participants needs and context
● A concept ideation workshop and prototype that provides insights and recommendations for next steps.
Our user research will include tools for an Exploration Lab. An Exploration Lab is a methodology that allows participants to be their own active researchers. The Exploration Lab was developed by Butterfly Works and is truly participatory design research. Exploration Labs are carried out by the participants themselves. Our Exploration Lab (EL) celebrates the lived reality of participants and provides a space for the participants to get inspired by each other's work, experiences and best practices.
To conduct the Exploration Lab we will provide the participants with materials and training provided in their ownlanguage, for that our team will provide a facilitator per country (Peru, Lebanon, Tanzania and the Netherlands) with native or near-native level of the language (Spanish, Arabic, Kiswahili and Dutch) so that participants can communicate in their own language andshare the learning with their communities and colleagues. Our team can also collaborate with an in-country facilitator if the programme has in-country staff available. The participants of the exploration lab will receive a package of tools to capture their own experiences – in their own ways and in their own time. These tools may include activities such as a Photo Collection, where users capture visual representations of their daily lives, or Diaries, where users record their daily activities and their perspectives on topics related to
activism – in a codified or visual way, depending on the context.
NAWIA-VSLA Nigerian Association of Women in Agriculture (NAWIA)  will focus on  implementing the project in Benue State. Nigerian Association of Women in Agriculture (NAWIA) will trained  nine (9) field officers and forty five (45) village agents in Village Savingsand LoansAssociation (VSLA) methodologies. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 6750 VSLA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the  field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 45 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year.
IPD-K#Mwanati Asilia The indigenous people of the Coast of Kenya i.e Mijikenda, Wagunya, Pokomo, Boni, Wardei and Watta have lived as squatters on theirrightful land according to the report of the “Truth, justice and reconciliation commission”, as a result of the  illegal acquisition of large tracts of land from indigenous communities during the colonial period. This project aims to collaborate with relevant National and County Government land duty bearers to promote legal land ownership and utilization in the community in accordance with land policy and written law by September 2021. IPD-K will raise awareness in Malindi and Magarini sub counties on the right to own andutilize land at the ward and sub county levels by June 2022 and  support willing indigenous individuals and communities to access land offices to initiate the acquisition of land legal documents by December 2022.
The Arab Forum for Sexuality Muntada - The Arab Forum for Sexuality Education and Health, is a national organization committed to the social development of Palestinian society, by  addressing educational and counseling needs as they relate to sexual rights and reproductive health. Under Masrouna project Muntada Aljensaneya  will work to contribute to pathway one of influencing policy change. Muntada Aljensaneya will workto contribute to an increased accountability, responsiveness and awareness among decision makers around more inclusive sexual and reproductive health and rights to young people, Increased engagement of young people  in advocacy efforts for  changes on SRHR and shifted social norms among the general public and public and private actors with respect to young people SRHR needs and issues. Additionally,  Muntada Aljensaneya will contribute to the second pathway of Strengthening civil society and reclaiming civic space. Muntada AlJensaneya interventions will include capacity building of media professionals and partner organizations and civil society organizations on sexual rights. AlMuntada will produce a research on young people SRHR information, attitudes, behaviors and needs. Additionally, AlMuntada will develop media action plans to shift social norms of SRHR.
Drilling A Borehole in Somalia Somalia remains on the frontline of climate change, which continues to induce crises resulting in widespread displacement, rapid urbanization, food insecurity, and increased poverty.  Somalia has the highest level of hunger according to the 2021 Global Hunger Index (GHI) ranking—its GHI score of 50.8 is considered extremely alarming.
Currently, more than 80% of the country is experiencing severe drought conditions following a third consecutive failed rainfall season. This has led to serious human suffering and drought conditions are expected to worsen in December 2021 and the first quarter of 2022 leading to a similar situation witnessed in 2017.  Severe water shortages affect more than 2.6 million people in 66 out of 74 districts of the country. This has led to the reduced availability of food and pasture, triggering significant pastoral migrations.  The worst affected regions in Puntland are Mudug, Nugal, Bari, Sool, and Boocame which are currently experiencing severe water shortages for domestic use,water for livestock as well as agricultural production. (UNCOCHA report Jan 2022)
According to the drought rapid assessment conducted by SCI in January 2022 revealed that 65% of about 2 in every 3 of HHs reported not collecting enough water to meet their needs, average water amount was 9 Litres/person/day, which is 50% less than the recommended.  50% were relying on unsafe sources of drinking water and only 11% of HHs were treating their drinking water before consumption.
In response to the recurrent droughts, it is recommended to develop a long-term sustainable solution to the water stress area, reduce dependency on Cash for Water. Hydro-geologically there is a potential of groundwater availability, drilling of boreholes is the most viable option for addressing the water stress in the regions. The sequences of droughts has increased the vulnerability of the communities as they have lost most of their livestock which was their main source of livelihood. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that thetwo regions also continue to experience occasional inter clan fighting whichis often triggered by competition for available pasture and water resources. Drilling of the a boreholes will not only contribute to providing important water sources that can support the water needs of the communities during drought and harsh climatic conditions, but also contribute to reducing risk factors leading to conflict. It will offer an opportunity to the benefiting communities to have a chance for better access to potable water, reduce the incidents water related
FAIR4ALL Agric Value Chains Brazil The Power of Voices Partnership (PvP) is an influencing programme with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The programme  FAIR for ALL led by Oxfam Novib is five year long initiative implemented jointly with consortium members Huairou Commission, SOMO and Third World Network-Africa (TWN-Africa) aimed at supporting and collaborating with people’s rightful demands towards companies, governments and multilateral organizations for economic, social and environmental justice, promoting global trade and value-chains that are fair for all. The main focus of the FAIR for ALL programme proposal is to support and strengthen CSOs to play their diverse roles; as educators, mobilizers, creators and watchdogs to make trade and value chains FAIR for ALL.
In Brasil, FAIR for ALL programmeaims at empowering rural actors, in particular grassroots women and their organizations, to pursue productive and political autonomy within their communities and key agricultural value chains (sugar cane, fruits, coffee, beef livestock, milk, cocoa, soy and corn). Strengthen civil society and representative organizations to ensure the observance of human rights for people1 impacted by agricultural value chains.
The Brasil  FAIR for ALL programme will be implemented by Oxfam in Brasil and consortium partners, aiming to: 1)Improving value chains of sugar cane, fruits, coffee, beef livestock, milk, cocoa, soy and corn, increasing accountability of public and private actors and improving access to grievance mechanisms 2) Developing and strengthening local cooperatives to increase theprofits, knowledge and capacities of agricultural smallholders focused on agroecological practices in the northeast of the country 3) Addressing exploitation, violence and human rights violations inagricultural value chains. Research on cost and value distribution in value chains 4) Addressing reduction of civic space by the current far-right federal government and other actors.
These objectives will be achieved by supporting local civil society onadvocacy and influencing opportunities towards public and private actors. Including the ability to access grievance procedures, judicial procedures and legal documents related to infringements of labour rights and racial and gender discrimination in ruralareas; understanding of procedures around certifications, standards and audits of agricultural goods as a tool to ensure observation of rights throughout value chains. Additionally, the programme will support building awareness of local civil society andactivists on responsible business conduct, strengthening representative organizations of ruralworkers to operate at regional, national and international levels and stand against the rolling back of public policies and practices.
To achieve main objectives of the programme in Brasil, Oxfam will collaborate with National Confederation for Rural Workers Union (CONTAR); Land Pastoral Commission (CPT); Repórter Brasil.
Masarouna: Fe-Male Fe-Male will contribute through knowledge production, awareness raising and advocacy on SRHR, especially  for  young  (unmarried)  women,  promoting  gender-sensitive  media  activism  through capacity strengthening for artists, media personnel and journalists and creation of safe spaces for young people to engage with SRHR issues. Fe-Male will also work towards building a regional network  consisting  of  feminist  groups,  activists,  journalists,  artists,  youth  and  organizations  to support the awareness raising and advocacy work on SRHR.
Culture and Free Thought AssociationCFTA The CFTA is based in Gaza, it will support the implementation of the WPS agenda in Gaza. CFTA is also part of SOPs providing service to Women survivors of violence in Gaza and various coalitions such as Wessal. Under this project, the CFTA will support women survivors of violence through providing services for women and girls, in addition, CFTA will work closely with women survivors of violence so they can lead on influencing initiatives to combat SGBV in Gaza. Additionally, CFTA will work with youth to build their capacities to become agents of change to support WPS and Youth Peace and Security implementation and bring the two international resolutions together. On the other hand, youth and women working with CFTA will lead on local initiatives to enhance awareness of women's political participation at Gaza's local level.