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Campaign for Quality Education The Coalition of Civil Society Organizations for Education for All (COSC-EPT) is one of several national coalitions in Mali. Although the organisation is quite young (it was founded in 2005) and inexperienced, it is also dynamic and recognised by ANCEFA as the national EPT (Education for All) coalition.
The coalition has more than 45 members: education unions, NGOs, associations and consortia. Some of the regular partners in Mali, like AADeC, IEP and CAFO are active members of the coalition.
The coalition's main activities and strategies are lobby and advocacy, research and publications, and linking and learning in order to reach the Millennium Development Goals on education in Mali.

For 2014 Oxfam in Mali will facilitate a campaign for the quality of education wit COSC-EPT :
Development of the campaign on quality education
Training Networking and campaigning
Developing a campaign strategy focused:
1. Community teacher for integration in Mali Public with Administration with equitable salary
2. Advocacy for Info Ado learning to be in Malian curriculum with young
3. Advocacy for the quality of curriculum link young vocational training
4. Advocacy with resources allocation in education with the context of international crisis and national and regional security crisis
CECOHAS Capacity Building & DRR CECOHAS # Centro de Coordenação das ONGs para Higiene, Agua e Saneamento, is a national NGO, founded in 12/10/2002, in the LichingaCity, Niassa Province, with purpose to promoting improved and sustainable technologies and low cost in the family sector and sustainable community development, related to the water sector and sanitation. Works in Zambezia Province since 2002, is a member of FONGZA - Forum of NGOs in Zambezia and also a member of ANEW - African Forum for Water and Sanitation.
In Zambezia Province, CECOHAS operates in districts of Milange, Nicoadala, Lugela, Ilé, Maganja da Costa and Pebane.
CECOHAS Vision is a free society related diseasesHygiene , Water and Sanitation , where people have access to safe water and adequate sanitation as a basic right. Its mission is tocontribute to strengthening disadvantaged communities in Mozambique, advocating the need of access to sanitation and safe water forall.
This project aims to fundamentally strengthen institutional capacity CECOHAS to increase humanitarian service quality and disaster management, as well as direct support to vulnerable people around the Quelimane City.
General objective:
Contribute to reducingthe risk of disasters in Zambezia Province by enhancing institutional capacity inhumanitarian sector.
Specific objective: Strengthening Institutional Capacity in Strategic Management Humanitarian Action.
Results:
# Existence of a robust situational leadership, widely shared and understood in the humanitarian context.
# Enhanced management capabilities.
# Approach and commitment of CECOHAS integrates gender issues.
# Adequate technical expertise in the WASH sector.
# Reduced vulnerability of the population against the risks of disasters.
Youth Empowerment Centre (YEC) Youth Empowerment Centre (YEC) is a not-for-profit, non-governmental, non-partisan, public and voluntary
Centre, which was founded to lead youth work in Palestine (Gaza strip). The center enables young people
to enhance their capacities and develop their intellectual and cultural skills, through a community-based
approach, independent decisions, and applying human rights principles, with the objective of improving
Palestinian society with values of justice and equality. The Youth Empowerment Centre are based in Gaza
City and have implemented public health work for Oxfam's current and previous actions in the northern
areas of the Gaza Strip, including within Gaza itself.
Country Office 506590 Oxfam Novib Bureau Regional integration: which popular alternatives for an effective and sustainable integration of Maghreb?
AAVEDOS- Small Funds Associacao para Apoio a Velhos Desamparados (AAVEDOS) intends with this project, to contribute to observe the rights of the Elderlyregarding to health care and access to social health services, as enshrined in current legislation in the Republic of Mozambique. the main objective is to contribute to observe the rights of the Elderly in regarding to health care and access to social health services, as enshrined in current legislation in the Republic of Mozambique (Law 3/2014 of 5 February and national policy ofthe elderly), to promote and defend the rights of the elderly to ensure a drug medical care. In terms of results, it is expected that at the endof the project there is creation and strengthening of the Service Centers elderly, and care and home support services.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda For both Adjumani and Arua, Oxfam will implement WASH interventions; gender and protection interventions to address vulnerability and protection risks associated with refugee situations and those that affect women. The Oxfam functional support will also consist of: the Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL), Policy Advocacy, Media and Communications; and Project Managementincluding reporting.
Become able to repair farm machinery The project will create jobs in maintenance of agricultural machinery for young people with little education.
The diploma is a state diploma which validation is under the responsibility of the Directorate of Examinations, Competitions and Certifications. The Competency Based Approach is the methodology which guaranties that the training will match the needs of the private sector.
The major companies in the valley are interested in vocational training in Maintenance of Agricultural Machinery.

As results of this project:
Producers in the Senegal River valley will be supported by a skilled workforce for the repair of agricultural machinery, thereby stabilizing their production and hence their revenues.
 Young people of low level of education will be valued by having greater job opportunities
Besides, the image of rural trades will be improved

OPPORTUNITY
The project is a pilot that will be integrated into larger rural employment projects with external  funding.
 Strategically , this project combines
 a training that meets the requirements of rural private sector and promoting continuation of study by less educated youngsters;
 a target group of very low educated youth with aspects of gender and active citizenship.
 The CSR (corporate social responsibility of the companies) is another dimension of this project. It aims to develop the students' sense of responsibility on all matters affecting the school, the company and its stakeholders (environment, civil rights, legal rights)
Human Rights Statues in Extractive Minin The proposed action is planned subsequent to a request by the CSO Coalition of which HRRAC is a member since April 2012, which initiated under the Multi Sector Groups (MSG) of the Ministry of Finance leading the Afghanistan#s Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (AEITI). This could be counted as a positive sign that soon after HRRAC joined the coalition in April 2012, and chairs the CSO coalition since 22nd of June 2013. The coalition#s members relied on HRRAC to conduct this research and initiate the advocacy work for the coalition. Afghanistan is one of the 23 EITI  candidate countries (refer to EITI website for more clarification_). On March 16, 2009 the government of Afghanistan announced its endorsement of the principles of EITI and its secretariat established withinthe Ministry of Finance in July 2010 to take the lead of EITI implementation in Afghanistan. Even though, the mining industry has astrong potential to become the anchor of Afghanistan's sustainable development, its economic,social, and environmental impact in adjacent communities and fuelling the wider conflict in Afghanistan is a major concern. For example, for the development of the Aynak copper mine in Logar province, residents form the Wali Killai and Kooz Chinarai communities are being involuntarily resettled  as they live close to the mine pit. A total of eighty two (82) families are being affected. Given the fact that there are plans to build the Shiberghan Gas Pipeline starting in Turkmenistan and ending in India, itisexpected that more communities will also be affected in the future.
Country Office 506590 Oxfam Novib Bureau Programme development for activities in Libya
ONG3D-Govern. Poverty & inequality The Oxfam programme in Senegal Governance against Poverty aims to put several civil society actors together to work on the different governance aspects that have to tackle pro poor policies.
The different components are a better Access to Information, more Transparency and Accountability in the Extractive Industries and Public Finances.
With the different partners, Oxfam has indentified specific activities.
Youth and women groups will actively participate in decision-making process and defend their right in decision-making bodies.
Poor and marginalized people have access to information on the policies regarding them.
Civilians participate actively in budget formulation at local level. Evaluation will enable transparency, legitimacy, and effectiveness of popular control of expenditures by government to reduce inequality.
Communities will be mobilized to participate in the evaluation of IETI and mining code and the process of IETI. This will nourish the lobby toward parliamentarians and government for a better regulation of the income from mining.
Oxfam is coordinating between the different actors and linking to the regional and global level ti give the influencing work more weight. A committee will monitor and evaluation of the program every three months with this we will be able to adapt the direction of our program if necessary and obtain the results we want.
Making Agricultural Investments work-EJ The commitments made in the recent activities in the Phase I are indeed vital and relevant to the Pan Africa Programme. i.e
# Draftnew laws.
# Reform existing ones.
# Set up land observatories.
# Monitor investments.
# Strengthen parliamentary oversight of agriculture and
# Expand partnerships with key African institutions and processes.

In realizing the above agenda, Pan Africa Parliament through IISD seeks to influence policies affecting public and private investment in Africa to improve foodsecurity and rural livelihoods contributing to Aim 1 of our business plan and outcomes indicator 7(B) of Oxfam Novib intervention strategy.By working towards transparency in agricultural investments, contracts and treaties, whether by local or foreign investors making this information available to the public and involving the local communities in decision making processes, this contributes to Aim 4 and outcome indicators 43. They also intend to capitalize on the use of social media in their campaigns.
Aseries of studies to be conducted by the institution to identify the gaps, improve on the existing policies and dissemination of such information brings about evidence based advocacy. This will involve institutional knowledge processes and improved access to information by the constituents and this feeds intooutcome indicator 44 of Aim 4 of our business plan. Pan Africa Parliament will mobilize public opinions, partner with like minded organizations, and create a network of parliamentary institutions inthe region, small scale farmers, pastoralists and civil society organizations on issues of land grabs and adopt user friendly communication tools to enhance synergy contributing to outcome indicator 4 and 8 of Aim 1 of ON intervention strategy. The wholeproject and proposal is rich in content and focused on the CAADP and the Maputo protocol. The institution has coordinated plans and actions to enhance small holder investments and capacities along these lines which may not be limited to agriculture but may concern off-farm activities; e.g
# Increased small holder access to land, natural resources and productive assets.
# Increased small holder access to markets.
# Making institutions work for small holders- gaining political will.
# Providing a favorableinvestment climate and environment.
# Improving productivity.
# Rural development.(governance for agriculture).
The project has the gender aspect at heart and being the institution has access to high level policy makers and decision makers.
One Women - one poultry business project This is a Poultry value chain development in the north valley of Senegal. The project will allow women, among the poorest, to develop in house income generating activities and improve their livelihoods. Women are capacitated with farming techniques but also administrative and financial management. The project is implemented by a federation of women association with 30000 members; this federation represents a very powerful partner for women right to sustainable livelihoods advocacy in the north of Senegal.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda The Country office will be responsible for running day-to-day activities in Oxfam Uganda.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo IRF Emergency response in SC Somalia humanitarian crisis and support to IDPs due to the SNAF and AMISON offensive to address the current and future food insecurity situation
NAFEZA domestic violence Nafeza is a provincial platform of women associations in Zambezia.  The aim of the organization is to promote women and girls rights and prevent all forms of violence against women. Since 2009, ONL is supporting financially the implementation of their strategic plan for promotion of actions regarding prevention of gender based violence and promotion of women rights in Zambezia province. From 2013, the programme become a programmatic approach with the same aim to prevent gender based violence, specifically the domestic violence
Forum Mulher Forum Mulher (FM) is the lead organisation in the female condom consortium in Mozambique within the Universal Access to Female Condoms (UAFC)Joint Programme. Within the female condom programme in Mozambique FM is responsible to integrate female condom awareness into their network of women's organisations in Mozambique. Targeted advocacy towards national key stakeholders is currently being developed to ensure that female condoms become part and parcel of the policies, programmes and budgets of the Mozambican government.
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali Project Dialogue Inter communautaire Delta du Niger (Mali)
The crisis linked to the rebellion of 2012 Mali has deeply affected the economies of North regions of the country. Many young people in desperation have used violence to survive. These abuses have arisen in several forms: attacks characterized by assassinations, attacks fairground vehicles, theft of livestock, motorcycles, violence against women. The violence in early localized, progressively took the character of ethnic conflicts in the area of  Dire ,Gundam, Niafunké ,Youwarou, Tenenkou and Niono. Exasperated, some Fulani leaders in the areas concerned number 17 have traveled to Bamako to seek support and advice from.
Oxfam Novib Office in Mali after many exchange With UN Mali Mission ,Deutschland cooperation ,UNDP, French Embassy decide to support this initiative.
Objectives:
1. Prevent violence and increased social tensions between Tuareg and Peul communities in Mopti, Segou, Tombouctu, and Gao by establishing mechanisms for regular dialogue and dispute resolution between community leaders.
2. Promote social cohesion among Peul, Tuareg, Sonrai, and Arab communities by engaging community leaders, youth and women in understanding the causes and drivers of violent conflict and jointly identifying measures for how they can prevent violence within, and between, communities.
Activities:
1. At least two diaolgues a year between Tuareg and Peul community leaders, including youth and women.  First dialogue to be held in May.
2. Conduct a conflict transformation training to develop a joint analysis of Peul-Tuareg conflicts and measures to manage conflict and prevent violence. Training to be held in July. (To be taken out of the Training line)
3. Put in place a one-year action plan/code of conduct for community monitoring and resolution of potential violent conflicts.
Funding: 20,000 total
# Up to 10,000 towards May dialogue
# 7,500 towards July conflict transformation training
# 2500 towards action plan activities
# Potential external funding from reconciliation project possible.
# Mobile education funds to continue from the education project.
Protection of Human Rights (PMR Project) Protection of Human Rights. (Peace My Right Campaign)
The overall objective of the project is to increase protection of rights of the citizen, like freedom of speech, thoughts, religious freedom and also lessening the miseries of Human rights defenders in Pakistan, provincial level and targeted districts where rights are most at risk.
SDS plans following outcomes:
1. Mobilize Citizen's (male and female), CSO's, associations for human rights, peace, tolerance, freedom of speech, right to assembly and association <(>&<)> expression.
2. 2 peace promotion alliances (VDC's), different associations, of Swat are able to advocating with authorities on basic human rights and safety of human rights defenders.
3. 2 Alliance of  20 CSO's,  associations of  Journalists,  lawyers, media are contributing in campaign and lobbying with local, provincial authorities and bureaucracy for responding positively towards international commitments and obligation for rights of citizen's  especially human rights defenders and minorities of swat and KP
Strong Women The mission of Peace Brigades International (PBI) is to provide human rights defenders in conflict countries with unarmed protection through physical presence of volunteers from other countries, and by providing an international political support network. The Dutch Department of Peace Brigades (PBI NL) is responsible for the recruitment and training of volunteers from the Netherlands, maintaining a Dutch support network to promote the experience of Peace Brigades with unarmed security and to raise funds.
The project "Strong Women" is a continuation of the project "Safe in Action", which ran from September 2013 to September 2014 and that was partly financed from the WPS fund of Oxfam Novib.
The project consists of three objectives:
1. Knowledge: Dutch organizations have baseline information on the need for protection of women human rights defenders and to work together for better protection of them. PBI EN wants to contribute in the short term to a theoretical and practical level of knowledge about the needs of women human rights defenders protection; and to the elaboration of effective unarmed protection methods and tools. In the longer term, the analysis of this knowledge will contribute to greater recognition and effective support for the work of women human rights defenders in conflict areas. Encouraging the formulation and implementation of security in conflict areas will contribute to capacity building for social action and dialogue. Eventually this has a preventive and de-escalating effect on dormant armed conflict.
2. Policy: Stronger implementation of Resolution 1325 and the protection of human rights defenders. The project will contribute in the short term to involve a professional approach to unarmed protection of women human rights defenders by specific professional groups in this process. In 2015 we hopefor visible cooperation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and of the Parliament. In the longer term, we hope to have built up enough ground to seriously engage the police, the military and possibly security in unarmed protection of women leaders in conflict zones.
3. Involvement: Dutch citizens are aware of the importance of the role of women human rights defenders in conflict transformation, peacebuilding & democratisation processes at local, national and / or international level and their need for protection. In the short term, PBI NL wants to contribute to establishing direct contact between women human rights defenders and people and organizations in the Netherlands that could support them permanently. The effect is that human rights organizations in conflict zones become stronger, will be more successful and will keep up their work longer. In the longer term, this will trigger a broad public acceptance and the value of the work of women human rights defenders will be clearly visible.
This is another incentive for policymakers, politicians and opinion leaders to engage seriously in the prevention of armed conflict through social action, equitable gender relations and dialogue.
Embedding Food security and Livelihoods Bangladesh is recognized as one of the most vulnerable country to the adverse impacts of global warming. Gaibandha district, consist lots of riverine chars of 4 major rivers and one of the poorest districts in Bangladesh, where more than 60% people are living below poverty line. A fragile physical environment, limited assets, reduced income opportunities, remoteness and absence of mainland institutions and services together make char dwellers# livelihoods particularly vulnerable to extreme poverty and destitutions. Takingconsideration of above situation, the project #Embedding Food security through Climate resilient Sustainable Livelihoods (EFCSL)# was designed.

The overall Objectives of the project is to increase food security and reduce vulnerability of Poor, small holder and vulnerable communities through increase agricultural production, diversify market based Income opportunities and create communities#awareness on DRR measures, personal health/hygiene and improved dietary needs. The project will build technical capacity of small and marginal farmers in climate adaptive agriculture technologies, diversified farming, provide inputs support for increasing production, establish market linkage with private sectors and income diversification of vulnerable women. Moreover, USS has designed and formulated this project to enable progress of participants beyond the project duration and considered the National Sustainable Development Strategy (2013) of Bangladesh as cross-cutting areas such as governance, gender and climate change.
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali This project with amount euro 23 000 will support special request of partner and Novib office  in communication in the portfolio education and gender.
Overall objective:
Support the visibility of Novib education project for sustainability of project for funding and learning
Specific objective:
Support the project of #campaign early marriage#
Support the Project of #jeune citoyen et femme leader à Bancoumana# learning and shirring with different partner of funding
Support the study of Evaluation gender policy #politique National genre du Mali# with partnership of governance program
Support the participation of Oxfam and parner at CSW for advocacy in Mali gender perspective
Activity and cost :
1 .Campagne early marriage euro 2286
2. Learning Project of #jeune citoyen et femme leaderà Bancoumana euro 8000
3. Researh and evaluation of gender policy euro 6714
4. Participation Oxfam to the meeting CSW euro 6000