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Emergency livelihoods assistance for crisis affected vulnerable population Taiz The proposed project aims at providing critically needed emergency livelihoods to support communities affected by the conflict and crisis in the targeted districts of Taiz. Only 14590 individuals (6.5%) out of the 2019 FSAC YHRP target of 221760 individuals have so far received livelihoods in the three districts. Oxfam has a comparative advantage to respond to the most vulnerable in the target districts because it has been operational in the districts providing the most needed humanitarian assistance in the form of food security, livelihoods, protection and WASH services. Oxfam will therefore easily integrate the project with its on -going WASH, and gender and protection activities to address multiple needs of target beneficiaries and increase the impact of the project. The target beneficiaries for food for asset activities are landless men and women headed households depend on agriculture -related services i.e. laborer's workforce. There will be 3 rounds or months of FFA activities during the lean season or period of approaching planting season as land preparation mainly focuses on restoration of the damaged farm due to flooding, eroded soil, and damage irrigation canal and water reservoir. While the small landholding/landowners will be targeted for cash grants and agriculture inputs. During the lean season, the men and women headed farmers will be supported by 3 months' cash grants as conditional cash transfer to prepare their farmland as criteria to qualify for beneficiaries to receive agriculture inputs and skills training.
Integrated Emergency WASH Response in Abyan-Yemen The project will provide access to the basic water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services, this will be done through construction of new and/or rehabilitation of existing water supply facilities by installing water distribution networks, fittings boreholes and wells with pumps and generators, establishment and capacity building of water management committees, communities training on best hygiene practices, in addition to support communities to construct sanitation facilities.
Provision of humanitarian aid for the conflict affected population in Hajjah This project will be financed by European Commission Humanitarian Office (ECHO) grant for Hajjah and the project is planned for seven months. The project intervention will focus on provision of emergency food assistance and water supply. It will be done through Oxfam team direct implementation employing community engagement approach in all project stages. Main project targets are the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) households residing in informal settlements and camps and isolated households outside of settlements in Bani Hassan located in Abs district in Hajjah governorate. This project will be implemented with integrated Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) and WASH components to ensure that people in pressing needs for food and water are assisted on a timely manner. Gender and protection are the cross cutting themes and will be integrated in programme.
Integrated WASH and Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods response to conflic To contribute to alleviation of human suffering through increased access to food and essential WASH services for vulnerable women, girls, boys and men affected by the ongoing Yemen conflict in Taiz and Ibb Governates through a  protection and gender sensitive humanitarian response.  Outcome: Increased access to clean water, sanitation  facilities, basic hygiene and food for 105,000 IDPs, and host communities  in Taiz (Dimnat Khadir, Mawiah, Sharab Alrona and AL -Taiziah  ) and Ibb ( Ibb and Al Sabrah  ) Governorates
FFA & Livelihood intervention for vulnerable people in Sa'ada Oxfam will implement the proposed project in Sahar and Sa'adah districts of Saa'dah Governorate. The districts are affected by conflict, massive displacement, destroyed livelihoods, disease, limited access to social services and poverty.  The main objective of the project is to protect and improve food consumption levels of targeted households and strengthen their resilience. Specific objectives include: • Improved access to food for 1200 households through the provision of cash transfers during the period of assistance  • Increased resilience, livelihood opportunities and access to basic services of target communities through the construction and rehabilitation of community assets and social infrastructure;  • Restored livelihoods and income generating activities for the most vulnerable, particularly for women and youth, through trainings, home -based business, small -business support and business management training, etc.     A total of 1200 households will participate in Food for Assets (FFA) activities to fill food consumption gaps and create and rehabilitate community assets and social infrastructure.
DEC 2020 Coronavirus Appeal Phase 1- Hajjah Governorate The project scope is focused on protect IDPs and most vulnerable host communities from public health risks of COVID -19 pandemic, through improved access to and knowledge of water, sanitation and positive hygiene behaviours. It will complement existing WASH activities with a strengthened focus on COVID -19 prevention and response to ensure safe access to safe water and promotion of sanitation and hygiene. The proposed intervention under this project will be implemented by Oxfam in Hajjah. Oxfam Yemen COVID -19 response plan is to contribute to the control of the pandemic and to mitigate against its impact; and reducing risk of transmission a within communities, especially for the most vulnerable and displaced people.
Integrated WASH and Food Security Response in Hajjah In this project the below activities will be implemented in an integrated approach: 1 -Sustainable access to safe water the rehabilitation of water supply schemes in urban areas and rural areas, supply and installation of solar systems to reduce the operation and maintenance cost with capacity building of water management committees.  Community Mobilization and engagement to understand the public health current situation, context, prioritize needs, approach, and plan and implement public health promotion. Solid waste management in urban cities in collaboration with cleaning fund to cover the existed gaps and set clear exit strategy in addition to the support of  solid waste management and cleaning campaigns through community groups led by Community Health Volunteer (CHV) in the rural areas.  2 - Adequate sanitation is ensured through supply and installation of appropriate emergency latrines in areas that have been identified as at risk in Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) settlements; latrine kit distribution to ensure cleanliness of latrines; supported by environmental cleaning campaigns and solid and liquid waste management. 3 -Food security: the intervention will address the needs in Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) for those most affected by the conflict, through a programme of Unconditional Cash Transfers (UCT) using the established modalities and service providers, Cash For Work (CfW), and Household Livelihood Grants (HHLG) which will target the most vulnerable Households (HHs) to protect and restore the livelihoods and, thus encourage small scale income generating activities. 4 -Gender and protection mainstreaming across the program.
Provision of humanitarian aid for Yemeni populations affected by armed conflict In the initial phase, Oxfam and its local partners aim to reach 46,000 individuals in Hajjah (Haradh, Hyran and Abbs) and Hodeidah (Al Zuhra). The initial phase has been designed on the basis that humanitarian access remains constrained. Response efforts will take into account rural populations, host and Internally Displaced Person communities as well as operational constraints and access. The project will focus on providing clean water and sanitation in the new IDP locations in 4 districts of Hajjah and Hodeidah through water trucking, storage, distribution, water quality monitoring, construction of emergency latrines (common and shared) for new arrivals, hygiene promotion and Non Food Item distribution
Emergency, Water,Sanitation, Hygiene and livelihood response in Taiz The protracted crisis in Yemen was exacerbated by the latest interference of external factors, i.e. Saudi -led coalition airstrikes and the siege stopping imports of food, fuel and medical supplies, and has made the situation on the ground much worse in the last few months. So, the  main objectives of this intervention  is to contribute to diminishing risks related to shortage of water, sanitation ,hygiene and livelihood  for the Internally Displaced Persons and hosting communities in Amran governorate  , through set of activities which include emergency water trucking,  rehabilitation/construction of water and sanitation facilities and dissemination of hygiene messages  as well as supporting vulnerable people affected by protracted conflict and economical crisis with emergency food security and livelihood options to recover from their shock.
Food Security and Safety Net Project in Taiz Conduct un/conditional cash transfer.
Saving lives of conflict affected communities through improved food security This is a 3 years program financed by Department For International Development DFID. It is aimed at addressing the needs in Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) for the people affected by the conflict and protracted economic crisis through established modalities; Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) and Cash for Work. The intervention will be integrated and synergized with existing WaSH programmes funded by different donors to ensure that immediate needs of vulnerable people are met and the level of resilience is increased by improving household (HH) coping mechanisms against stresses and shocks. There are mainly two modalities proposed in this project: • UCT will be targeted towards the most food insecure households with a combination of community participation and oversight following criteria targeting households headed by women, children, the elderly and persons with disabilities, along with households without adults able to work.  • Cash for Work (CfW) will target HH not receiving UCT and give able -bodied members who are able to work for 15 days the equivalent amount as a UCT.
Yemen Joint Response 3 The project will focus on increasing access to basic food needs for most vulnerable conflict affected House Holds (HHs) through conditional and unconditional cash transfer as well as ensuring protection and gender mainstreamed throughout the project.. The project has three main objectives which includes  • Targeting women, men , boys and girls affected by conflict have increased access to food  • Target women, men , boys and girls affected by conflict have protected and restored livelihood opportunities  • Community based protection network improved to reduce the risk among Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) and Host communities (HC)  .       Improved access to safe water, safe sanitation and hygiene support to IDPs and HC affected by the conflict.  The project is implementing in Yemen, Hajja governorate .
Protecting most Vulnerable Hosting communities from public health risks of COVID Strengthen (WASH) infection prevention and control measures in health facilities;   Targeted population have equitable access to basic WASH services in community.  Activities contributing to outcomes include:  - WASH facilities in health centers rehabilitated  - Hygiene cleaning and disinfection kits distributed to health centers  - Personal Protection Equipment distributed to support health workers  - Handwashing station established to provide access for handwashing and hygiene practices  - Water points and taps stands quick fixs for safe access to water  - Training to existing Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) on COVID -19 prevention, including the sheiling approach, hygiene promotion and referral pathway  - Hygiene kits distributed to the most vulnerable households using shielding approach  - Awareness raising on COVID -19 prevention, shielding approach and referral pathway  - Latrine construction to support the most vulnerable households and in large IDP resettlement  - IEC materials developed and distributed through social media
Preparedness and response to the impact of COVID-19 in Yemen To contribute to decreasing the direct and indirect impact of COVID -19's spread amongst the most vulnerable population groups in Yemen and build community resilience through strengthening livelihoods
Multi-sectoral lifesaving assistance in Sa'ada. This project will be implemented in the Northern part of Yemen specifically in Hajjah and Sa'ada Governorates. In Hajjah Governorate, the project will be implemented in 4 districts namely Thawab, Alwasat, Matwalah and Albatriyah Districts. In Sa'ada Governorate it will be implemented in Majz, Rezeh, Sahar and Qataber Districts
Yemen LHL Strengthening The overall goals of the projects are:   • To support Local Humanitarian Leadership (LHL) in Yemen through strengthening the capacities and capabilities of local humanitarian actors to deliver better quality responses   • To highlight the role of Yemeni civil society organisations (particularly those led by women) in local -level peace initiatives and promote their priority advocacy asks to ensure that any peace initiatives meaningfully include the views of civil society, including women and youth
Scaling Up Cholera Preparedness, Prevention & Response in Amran and Sa'ada The proposed activities are aligned with the Integrated Cholera/Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD) outbreak Response Plan developed by the Health and WASH cluster and will also contribute to the strategic objectives of the Reserve Allocation Strategy paper and Humanitarian Response Plan 2017 (Revised in January 2017) through the prioritization of interventions that will contribute to reducing the spread of cholera in Amran and Taiz governorates by ensuring access to safe water and in sufficient quantity; access to improved sanitation facilities; and public health campaigns aimed at promoting and facilitating hygienic practices. Furthermore, the project will contribute to Oxfam's' ongoing response in Yemen, which aims to provide life -saving humanitarian assistance and alleviation of suffering of the conflict -affected people in Amran and Sa'ada through an integrated programme of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services (WASH) and Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL), with gender, protection and advocacy as cross -cutting themes.
Within and Without State- Yemen Phase II The project allows a process lead approach to identify those marginalised voices of women & youth in the two localities supporting the development of model for meaningful participation that allows access to both the created and invited spaces for national level policy reform. A supported participatory approach is adopted to identify the 'what' or issue where participants will identify this within the project timeline in a planned activity.      To do this the project is to build the capacity of the selected Civil society change agents through an activity -lead learning approach and provisions for overcoming barriers and peer to peer support has been clearly as areas of focus. Taking in to account the fluidity and fragility of the context which over the past few months has proven its willingness to change.
Innovation Fund in Hajjah and Hodieda The project is aimed to establish innovative approaches based on feasibility of the context. In this project, a Community Gardening / Vegetable growth will be piloted in two selected villages in Abs district to implement the proposed action which is deemed as new approach in the area of intervention. Through community driven approach, project will enhance the community collaborative methods and contribute to the restoration of livelihoods of affected population both host -community and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) settled in the targeted location.  Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Food Security and Livelihood and gender are incorporated in this approach through provision of inputs, capacity building and access to resources.
Protection of women's rights through advocacy for constitutional and legislative 1. Provisions that are supportive to gender equality and women's/ human rights are incorporated in Yemen's new constitution and other related legislation by the end of the project.  2. At least 5 women/human rights organisations have greater capacity for advocacy on constitutional and legislative processes relating to women's rights by the end of the project.
Integrated Scaling up WASH food security and protection assistance in Taiz Objective: Increasing access to safe and clean water through rehabilitation and maintenance of the water networks in targeted areas of Taiz governorate.   Output One: Sustainable water systems are maintained and/or restored to improve access and availability of water and sanitation to vulnerable host and Internally Displaced Person (IDP) households Output Two: Targeted IDPs and host communities have access to basic hygiene and sanitation and show an improvement in hygiene practices  Oxfam, in coordination with the local authorities and General Authority for Rural Water Supply (GARWSP), will carry several interventions to facilitate access to and the involvement of the selected water projects (through an initial rapid assessment) of the villages which will benefit from the water network upgrading. In this regard, Oxfam will organise meetings with authorities and community members to present the project and all the different preparatory phases which will occur to accomplish the intervention. Water Facilities Construction/Rehabilitation Construction and related supervision by Oxfam's technical team will be carried on during the entire project implementation. To ensure maintenance and sustainability of the intervention, Oxfam will organise meetings with technical bodies and communities as well as training (for the selected communities) on operation and maintenance.
WASH Response In Saada The protracted crisis in Yemen was exacerbated by the latest interference of external factors, i.e. Saudi -led coalition airstrikes and the siege stopping imports of food, fuel and medical supplies, and has made the situation on the ground much worse. So, the  main objectives of this intervention  is to contribute to diminishing risks related to shortage of water, sanitation ,hygiene and livelihood  for the affected communities in Sa'ada province, through a set of activities which include emergency water trucking, rehabilitation/construction of water and sanitation facilities and dissemination of hygiene messages  .
Women's Economic Leadership in the Affected Life of the People Yemen-Lahj Oxfam will support the development of women's transformative leadership by organizing women's leaders' groups by providing them with the necessary knowledge on women's rights and leadership skills. We will facilitate the development of the necessary technical and material resources through the creation of spaces (Local resource and information centers) by strengthening their links with the market and service providers. Women leaders in the community will be trained on transformative leadership so that they can pass it on to other women in the community and to project beneficiaries. 300 women will receive 5 days of training on income generation and entrepreneurial skills followed by an allocation of funding. Trained women will also receive technical support for the development and implementation of their income generating activity plans. Oxfam will work with a local Riwaa Youth Development Foundation (RYDF) partner to implement this project with the technical assistance of the Oxfam team. General Objective:  Conflict -affected women and girls can cope with the impacts of economic conflicts and crises and have better control over resources, assets and economic opportunities. Specific objectives: 1 - Women leaders have improved their leadership and advocacy skills and are able to effectively support other women in promoting their socio -economic rights. 2 - Household income and livelihoods of women beneficiaries increased through viable income -generating activities and skills developed through project activities.
Local Humanitarian Leadership in Yemen This project is trying to promote local humanitarian leadership (LHL) in Yemen through the following: 1 - Support the country team with a "Fresh Analysis" of the humanitarian ecosystem in Yemen 2 - Support capacity building activities
Emergency WASH assistance to most vulnerable IDPs and host community in Ad Dhali The project aims to contribute to reducing morbidity & mortality by providing the most vulnerable populations with WaSH assistance. Oxfam will rehabilitate 2 water systems that serve both IDPs and host communities in the villages of Al Wa'ara and Al Jalila for the Ad Dhali sub -district and will support the Local Water and Sanitation Corporation (LWSC) in Ad Dhali with 2 months of fuel to power the water pumping systems, a supply for spare parts, and water disinfecting agents and quality testing equipment. This will come alongside a series of capacity building training for the water management committees, including sessions on technical repairs and maintenance, financial management, and administrative management of water supply systems, in addition to sessions on the water chlorination at distribution tank, and the use of the pool testers for quality monitoring.
Humanitarian and Resilience Response in Al Dhale, YEMEN The project will provide access to the basic water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services, this will be done through construction of new and/or rehabilitation of existing water supply facilities by installing water distribution networks, fittings boreholes and wells with pumps and generators
Women Political Participation and Community Leadeship - FLOW The project represents the Yemen component of a joint project with Oxfam GB Afghanistan. The project aims at contributing to the security and reduction of structural poverty of women in Afghanistan and Yemen. Women's capacity are built for greater leadership and representation in the peace, security and political processes and decreasing violence directed at them through increased access to a responsive justice system. InYemen, our activities will focus on Women's Leadership and Political Participation, as well as Partner organisations and women civil society networks having increased capacities  and cross country learning.
Strengthening the capacity of local civil society organziations in Yemen This project enhances the capacity of the existing local civil society networks to promote good governance practices in the targeted governorates (Hadramoot & Aden). Civil society networks enhance awareness to the communities about their needs and rights and catalysing support from other development organisations. They also share the voices and basic needs of poor people with stakeholders. The capacity, role and voice of civil society network partners are expected to be strengthened so that they can further represent the needs and rights of poor and vulnerable men, women and children.