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Pink Phone Revolution Cambodia This project will bring at least 80 direct beneficiaries in 5provinces, enabling women's groups to get access to and share information. We'll work closely with the livelihood team, Ministry of Women Affair and the NGO partner  - Women for Prosperity to gather information to distribute to selected women's group via SMS. Also, keep track of all message sent and received to monitor effectiveness and at same time working with beneficiaries on the mobile training to build capacity. This project will create awareness of the Pink Phone scheme with local telecoms service, technical partners and government to reach the targeted aims.
Cambodia DM Operations This project will support capacity building and coordination work by the DM team to Oxfam GB and partners. The work will be on DRR, CCA as well as emergency preparedness. The project will support work with Field operation initiatives espcially with women in building resilience.  The lessons gained will contribute towards OI advocacy and to extend support of work on emergency preparedness and response in other high risk locations where OI affiliates and their partners operate. It is an investment to Oxfam capacity in responding to Category 3 disasters whenever they occur in Cambodia.
Women Economic Leadership Project The project will build capacity to FCCs, advocate for women's economic need & enforce effective implementation of government's policies on gender; Strengthen coordination between FCCs and FCBOs; and also to provide awareness on impact of climate change and disaster to FCCs and villagers.  Once the villagers able to identify their needs and action to be taken for climate change adaptation, those needs and actions will be subject to advocate for integrating in to Commmunity Investment Plan.
Pro-Poor Governance Civil Society and Markets Project (PGCSMP) in Stung Treng The Pro -Poor Governance, Civil Society, and Markets Project (PGCSMP) in Stung Treng aims to help empower rural communities, by building the capacities of civil society at the grassroots level, including especially women's groups, so that they are able to effectively engage government and other players (duty -bearers) and demand for increased accountability, services, as well as work together to increase their power in markets.  This project fits with OGB Aim 1, SCO 1.1, Aim 4, and Aim 5 SCO 5.1
Natural Resource and Environmental Management for Sustainable Livelihood Project The project is to 1) build the capacity of poor communities especially on CF law, business concept, advocacy, DRR/CCA, CIP/CDPas a result they are able to discuss to support thier needs. 2) Support poor women and men group for livelihood around NTFP or agriculture, and link them to private sector 3.Support 12 CF to have CFMP signed by FAC and 3 CPA establishment signed by MOE environment, The project activities are contracted under operational plan of SREI programme in KPT - KAMB65. The project is expected to contribute to realisation of the strategies and impacts of field operation component of SREI programme of OGB in Cambodia.
Kampong Thom Flood Recovery Program Provide cash grants to support landless and most vulnerable HHs and cash vouchers to support vulnerable small scale farmers,  Support for establishment of village savings groups, Rehabilitate and upgrade open dug wells, Establish Water User Groups, Strengthen accountability of community authorities, Coordinate with sub -national level ministries and partner for sanitation and hygiene promotion activities implementation, construction of flood resistant latrines, mobilize communities and increase awareness on community based DRR/CCA, Small scale community infrastructure repairs, coordinate stakeholders to integrate DRR/CCA.
Sustainable Forest Management & Rural Livelihood Enhancement through CF & REDD Oxfam will be responsible for the overall project management with partnersin collaboration with RECOFTC and to support the coordination of local NGOs to work closely with FA, CFMCs/CF communities and commune councils concerned in the implementation of project activities. The role of the local NGOs is to assist with community mobilization and preparation for formalities that the FA is required to complete relating to CF formalization, CF management planning, CF netr,vorking and others.
Women Economic and Political Empowerment - Capacity to FCCs   - advocate with line agency for women's economic need;  value's added products; and enforce effective implementation of government's policies on gender;   - Strengthen coordination between FCCs and FCBOs;   - Awareness on impact of climate change and disaster.
Turn selling safe water into a way out of poverty for women in Cambodia This project would like to:   - Reduce WASH related gender inequities and empower women through building their entrepreneurship capacities.   - To promote safe hygiene practice in target villages   - To stregthen the capacity of the participating villages; districts; communes and the provincial government WASH service providers.   - To use the evidence from the project to improve the national WASH sector's knowledge and practices and contribute to the knowledge base of OGB.
Oxfam Operation for Economic and Social Justice in Cambodia The Oxfam operation project for the Policy and Programme Development is one part of the ESJ PIP (P00512).The ESJ component of the country programme deals with policy issues related to NRM and markets, governance, and gender. The project is operated at national level to support the field based programme of Oxfam in 4 provinces and links to OI's Economic Justice change goals through working groups and related activities at the country and regional levels. The costs include Oxfam staff salaries and benefits, staff travel, & share overhead costs of Oxfam.
Emergency Food Security, Livelihood and WASH Humanitarian response program Kampong Thom provinces is classified as prone to disasters, mostly flooding. Kampong Thom experience either annual flood or flash flood based on historical records. All 8 districts and a total of 63 communes and 396 of 739 villages are affected by the flood in Kampong Thom. The affected households are 26,894. Base on the finding in assessment report our response will focus on WASH through distributing WASH related NFI and livelihood support through cash transfer.
Research and Communication Project This project supports the management, implementation, review, and further development of the research and communication (advocacy) component of the Cambodia Country Programme. It covers some programme activities as well as staff costs and capacity building of both staff and partners. This project will link OGB's PWEL work, including advocacy, on livelihood, governance, and resilience to Oxfam's Campaign on EJ and GJ and will complement the global campaign on Climate Change.
Access to Land for Sustainable Livelihood -HRVC This project focuses on women and men's rights to have access and control over natural resources for their sustainable livelihood and income generation dealing with national Policy on land. This project will be implemented in 2 provinces in Cambodia where human rights violation, especially increasing land dispute cases, adjudicated areas for systematic land registration implementation and high rate of landless and land -poor families occure.
Turn safe water into a way out of poverty for women in Kompong Thom and Kratie This project is part of Safe Drinking Water Micro -business for Women Empowerment in rural Cambodia project, financed by Oxfam Top project. This project consists of five components. TS 1001 is constituted as Oxfam partner who will be in charge for component1. TS 1001 will install safe drinking water production units and formation of women business groups. This project mainly provide grant to TS 1001 to carry out the component1. For other components will be carried out by Oxfam staff and other partners which will reflect in other projects (KAMB64 MAM68).
Gender Capacity Ehancement for Oxfam staff and partners The project will conduct the training need assessment in order to access the capacities of staffs and partners so that the training curriculum could be developed based on the need assessment. The numbers of training will be identified to strengthen the capacity of staff and partners mainly on GBV and gender mainstreaming to current projects and programs of Oxfams. The trainings will be coordinated by gender justice coordinator with trainers and affiliates. Coaching and assessment will be conducted for making sure that all trained staff and partners are able to apply their knowledge and skill properly.
Enhancing Policy Advocacy in Cambodia This project aims to enhance pro -poor policy advocacy, secure access to land and sustainable livelihoods, and sustainable and equitable management of natural resources in order to bring about positive change to the lives of poor people. It would focus on related core programme such as environment, land & livelihood, and development issues.   The facilitation and coordination among its members (more than 80 members) becomes one of the main activities to bring common position/voice among civil society for any pro -poor policy advocacy. It is a national network so this project covers nationwide target.
RICA - Communication Project This project was developed to create shared understanding amongst publicity on program impact and maintain visibility profile and support of the STREI program's goal of creating change . This project will support campaign activities of STREI -RICA program. The outcome of the project will contribute to NCS in delivering program impact: secure sustainable livelihoods, power in the market, climate change solution.
sustainable rural livelihood through community-foresty and resilience (CCD) The project will help forest -dependent communities gain access and control over their forest through legal mean and to be able to make profitable gain from their resource management; disaster risk reduction will also be mainstreamed into their resource management and enterprise development plan as well as their commune planning. In addition to helping villagers especially women on sanitation and hygiene awareness and increase their access to safe and affordable drinking water, the project will also help empower communities to demand resource and service from their host commune councillor and government sub national agencies.
Promoting Women Economic Leadership & Protecting Land Right and NRM in Cambodia The project will provide the legal knowledge  to civil societies and community, especially women on economic leadership, land and natural resources rights on advocacy and conflict resolution skills in order to enable those NGOs, communities build network to fight for fair and peaceful solutions in protecting their natural resources. The project also provide legal aid and investigation to support the victim on violation of land and natural resource rights, Co -organize the national and or regional climate change campaign related initiatives and government ministries.
Pro-Poor Governance, Civil Society, and Markets Programme in Preah Vihear The Pro -Poor Governance, Civil Society, and Markets Project (PGCSMP) is aimed to address the drivers of poverty in natural resource dependant communities in Preah Vihear, Cambodia. Its objectives are to increase capacity of community -based organisations, local NGOs and local governments to respond to the demands of poor women and men in vulnerable communities for sustainable livelihoods (i.e.: tenure, natural resource management or NRM, and market access), participatory and accountable governnance (with emphasis on local development processes, allocation of local budget/funds, and DRR), and women's political and economic leadership.
Enhancing Women Economic and Empowerment in Kratie and Steung Treing Province The program will improve:   - Women -led SPGs & CBEs are doing organised marketing & other collective business actions.   - Women -led groups & associations from vulnerable communities increase their voice  in local policy -level and decision -making processes that impact on their livelihoods   - Women increase their capacity to lobby/campaign for equal rights to resources including land   - Women and smallholders are able to access sufficient and reliable assistance during emergencies/crisis   - CBOs and small holder communities, especially women, reduce their vulnerability to disasters
GRAISEA II (Cambodia Apr-Jul 2023) Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness Investment in South East Asia (GRAISEA) aims to demonstrate that business in the agricultural sector in South East (SE) Asia, can be a driver of human rights, women's economic empowerment and climate resilience. Working in the Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam and Pakistan, GRAISEA 2 aims to be a catalyst, bringing about systemic change in how business operates through influencing at four levels.
Operational activities for Kampong Thom and Preah Vihear The operation project of Kompong Thom and Preah Vihea provinces continue to implement the integrated projects in the provinces where Oxfam GB supports Local Non -governmental Organisations (LNGO) partners, community based organisations (CBOs) and local Government (LG). The objectives of these integrated projects is to facilitate increased women's access to natural resources, increase their power in markets, strengthen their voice and representation as well as leadership in governance and in various institutions, and ensure their rights in crisis.
RICA - Communication Project This project was developed to create shared understanding amongst publicity on program impact and maintain visibility profile of OGB in Cambodia and support of the STREI program's mission, goal and activities,. These publicity  Materials will be used to explain to visitors, NGOs, consultants, aid agencies and government institutions the role of the OGB that to create change. This project will support campaign activities of STREI -RICA program. The outcome of the project will contribute to NCS in delivering program impact: secure sustainable livelihoods, power in the market, climate change solution.
Women Economic and Political Empowerment The project is part of PIP00491  Gender Justice . The main objective of this project is to help women to gain economic and social empowerment to move out of poverty. This work includes provision of capacity building on economic leadership to Female Commune Councilors in 3 priority provinces for Oxfam's programme, conducting multi -stakeholders fora, and provision of technical and resource to women's government and CBO, as well as business leaders' groups.
Enhancing Women livelihood and participation in KPT and PRH through partners OGB -KPT filed operation provide funding support to AFD, APA, ESSD, CDA, KIPD & PKH to run 28 CFs  legalization process, 28 CFMP development process & 3 water production units & encouragement women participation in CIP/CDP, women business forum & network meeting, cooperate works with government line agency, HT & RICAT to build capacity of partners in DRR/CCA, WASH, Gendered Leadership & business and Marketing concept, then those partners will carry out works & tranfer the same topics to target community members in their respective target area in KPT & PVH.
Protecting natural resources for communities' livelihoods This project is to provide legal knowledge to community people especially women on land and natural resources rights and on advocacy and conflict resolution skills in order to enable those communities build network and discuss to fight for fair and peaceful solutions. Moreover, the project will also provide legal aid and investigation to the victim especially women related case of violation of land and natural resource rights.
Strengthening WASH communities in Kratie Province, Cambodia By doing to support WASH Government National Strategy, Oxfam has developed WASH programme to increase the health of communities, by strengthening their capacity to prevent the spread of WASH infectious diseases through to access safe water and sanitation, improve hygiene practices and increase participant of women in the WASH sector call The Strengthening WASH communities Project and funded by Key Supporter of Australia People from July 2012 to June 2013 through by OAUS and directed imple. by Oxfam GB staff and collaboration with Government Counterparts in Kratie province from relevant provincial WASH departments such as PoDH, PDRD and PDoWA.
Safe drinking water micro-business for women empowerment in rural Cambodia This project would like to:  - Improve WASH issues and water born diseases through building WASH structures in the target communes  - To promote safe hygiene practice in target villages  - To stregthen the capacity of the participating villages; districts; communes and the provincial government WASH service providers.  - To use the evidence from the project to improve the national WASH sector's knowledge and practices and contribute to the knowledge base of OGB.
Policy and Women's Leadership Empowerment (POWLE) The project help in connecting women leader in 3 provinces to be a critical mass & build their confidence, empowerment, and engaging them to effectively take lead in advocacy in respond to women's priorities & to build trust from the society on women's leadership role. Another component will employ informal approach to mobilize & organize young women groups from different sectors together, to link & build network among them. The analyses of needs and opportunities to support different young women groups will be conducted for future programming of young women leaders in urban and rural areas.
Supporting women's rights to land and natural resources The project is part of PIP00512 Economic and Social Justice. The main objective of this project is to empower community people, especially women, to enjoy and to advocate for their land and natural resources rights through capacity development and women participation. The work supports the activities of ADHOC on capacity building on legal rights and leadership, legal support and advocacy to affected communities in the 3 focus provinces of Oxfam's programme.
Gender Justice - Operational Project This project was develop to manage, implement, review, and provide technical support and further development of PIP 00491 and how it supports the rest of the country programme. It covers few activities, including Oxfam staff costs, and capacity building of staff and partners, as well as national gender mainstreaming, campaign, and advocacy. It delivers mainly to Aim 5 but will facilitate linking P00491 to Oxfam's campaigns on Gender and Economic Justice.
Promoting and Strengthening WASH communities in Kratie and Preah Vihear Province • To increase access to improved water supply, sanitation and hygiene • To reduce gender related WASH inequities and empower women • To strengthen the capacity of the participating villages and the district and provincial government WASH service providers • To use the evidence from the project to improve the national WASH sector's knowledge and practices and contribute to the knowledge base of Oxfam International and the international WASH sector
Field Opperation Activities of STREI Program in Kratie The STREI programme in Kratie and Stung Treng continues to implement the integrated projects in the provinces where Oxfam GB supports Local Non -Governmental Organisations (LNGO) partners, community based organisations (CBOs) and local government (LG). The objectives of these integrated projects is to facilitate increased women's access to natural resources, increase their power in markets, strengthen their voice and representation as well as leadership in governance and in various institutions, and ensure their rights in crisis.
Promoting SNA, CSO and CBO Dialogue on Land and NRM Governance in Cambodia This project is created to cover the staff cost and programme support cost for Programme team in Phnom Penh Office and Area Offices in Kampong Thom office and Kratie office. The area offices in Kampong Thom and Kratie is managing program in four provinces, Kampong Thom, Preah Vihea, Kratie and Steung Treing province. The field operational costs includes all program staffs' salary, administrative costs, office suply and traveling costs.
Improvement of community's livelihood and resilience to natural disaster ESSD The project is proposed by ESSD. It's activities include: 1) continue to support CF legalisation and CF management plan development in Koal and Srenung communes, 2) continue to build capacity of targeted CBOs, especially women, in leadership skills, CDP/CIP, grass root advocacy, business development, WASH, DRR/CCA and 3) act as service providers to OGB to implement the WASH activities. ESSD is contracted under the operational plan of STREI programme in Kompong Thom province  - KAMB65. This project expects to contribute to achieve the objectives of field operation component of STREI program of Oxfam GB in Cambodia.
Advocacy and campaigns This project was developed to tackle gender inequality and promote women's empowerment by influencing policy at national level and working with decision makers for the realisation of women's rights in Cambodia. This project will support MoWA and Women NGO's network campaign activities. The outcome of the project will contribute to NCS in delivering program impact: secure sustainable livelihoods, power in the market, climate change adaptation.
Dist. WASH program for Kratie & Takeo jointly implemented by OAus and OGB The agenda impact of the poor WASH coverage are evident in low retention rates for girls in schools where workloads for women and for girls.  Oxfam has started to fully integrate its WASH work with work on gender. This project aim to (1) reduce gender related WASH inequities and empower women (2) strengthen the capacity of the participating villages and the district and provincial government WASH service providers and (3) to use the evidence from the project to improve the national WASH sector's knowledge and practices and contribute to the knowledge base of Oxfam and the international and Australian WASH sector including AusAID.
Pro-Poor Governance, Civil Society, and Markets - Programme Management This project is about managing the implementation, review and further development of P00444, including the description of operational guidance and supervision to projects in the four priority provinces, including the OGB sub -offices in Kampong Thom and Kratie. It describes in greater detail the management lines and responsibilities, roles and functions, the activities and their costs. This project does not have direct link to Oxfam's global campaigning work. However, to achieve quality in the programme, this project will centrally provide and facilitate linking P00444 to Oxfam's campaigns on Economic and Gender Justice.
NGO Forum on Cambodia - Working together towards positive change This project is part of ESJ programme aimed to challenge the growing inequality between rich and poor in Cambodia, thru fostering economic and social justice for poor men and women in Cambodia by coordinating multi – sectoral policy discussion  that relate to land rights , aid effectiveness, climate change, national budget monitoring, and supporting women's participation in all stages of the decision -making processes. The fund is for the Core cost and Programme cost, in basket with other donors.
Inclusive National social protection initiatives for apparel workers (INSPIRE) INSPIRE will deliver impactful and sustainable results that will benefit and reduce the vulnerability of workers in the apparel industry and their families by improving access to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), benefitting 23,000 individuals directly and 735,000  indirectly. In addition, it is anticipated that approximately 1,000,000 individuals will be sensitised by the awareness raising campaigns and communication activities foreseen under the project. By catalysing collective action among workers, civil society, businesses, the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) and other relevant stakeholders, INSPIRE will ensure that NSSF policy making is inclusive of workers' perspectives and demands.