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Sida Fair Finance 24 27 Oxfam Colombia The main themes for Finanzas Justas Colombia, the Fair Finance coalition in Colombia, are the impacts of extractive industries on land and communities and green market mechanisms. The objective is to strengthen the territorial rights of local communities in relation to investment and compensation projects in two territories: the Amazon and La Guajira. For the coalition, targeting the financial sector provides an opportunity to increase impact of the work in which they are currently involved. Following the money provides the possibility to link the reality experienced by communities in the Amazonia and Guajira regions and the investment choices made byFIs.
Case studies will be implemented on the impact of coal mines, green market mechanisms, Just Transition and IADB financed projects in the Amazon. The case study will focus on the Cerrejon coal mine and its impact on communities and water scarcity and the issue of responsible closure of the mine (follow up study on the research in 2023). The case study on the IADB will focus on access to information, community involvement and impact on climate and biodiversity. A case study on green market mechanisms will focus on the impact of carbon credits on the climate, on biodiversity and on local communities. The case study on Just Transition will focus on renewable energy and fossil energy in Colombia and impacts on workers and communities and the responsibility of financial institutions.
Finanzas Justas Colombia brings together 3 CSOs: Oxfam Colombia, peace organization Cinep and environmental organization Censat Agua Viva.
CO-506696 The overall objective of the project is to influence both private sector and the government for effective policy practices and enforcement to ensure entitlement to decent work and gender equality at work in the tuna wild catch and processing sector in Vietnam through research/evidenced based advocacy and selective demonstrations. The decent work aspects of the project focus include rights to employment contract with coverage of social and health insurances, safe and healthy working environment, and legitimate benefits to women workers.

Specific objectives of the project are as follows:
- Fisherfolks and workers, particularly women workers have improved knowledge of their legitimate rights to decent work and gender equality at work;
- The government and private sector have improved understanding of the current situation, practices, and policy gaps in ensuring entitlement to decent work of the workers;
- The government and private sector are provided with advisory supports in their design of appropriate policies and on-the-ground implementation on decent work and gender equality at work.

In order to achieve the project objectives, the project is designed to achieve three outcomes as follows:
- Tuna fisherfolks and processing workers have improvedknowledge and enjoyed legitimate rights to decent work and gender equality at work
- National government and tuna private sector have improved knowledge and support for buy-in of the project recommendations
- Asian regional seafood CSO alliances and networks are empowered for learning and collective influencing actions
The project is designed based on a belief that private sector and Vietnamese government who are under high pressure from demanding seafood import markets will be more convinced to practice and replicate at scale the sustainable and responsible production, business, and supply chain management if they are provided with successful cases developed based on evidenced research and on-the-grounddemonstrations, and capacity improvement supportin the implementation.
Oxfam in Vietnam is responsible for general coordination, project management, and contributing to advocacy and influencing activities within the project
ARTS PLURIEL, SAH'ELLE Because art and culture carry us far and speak to us better, we use it to give joy to the heart and bring about a better living together without discrimination for all. In our initiative we choose the art that suits the environment we have targeted so that it is more welcomed, we involve young people who have more ability to convince, to move in its arts to better explain the problem and givea beginning of track solutions through playful training, participatory workshops, productions and artistic content. Between the Ludo pedagogical training and the participative workshops, the participants to the project are relaxed, and while having fun, they pushtheir reflections in the analysis of the situation to find more specific solutions to their environment while taking into account its sociological aspect. We have been using this method in our projects for 4 years.
 SAH'ELLE is a multidisciplinary project that advocates for the fight against violence against women in the Sahel and particularly in Niger, which is plagued by insecurity. This insecurity accentuates the violence. The association Arts Pluriel being composed of young people, our target is naturally the youth who are also the right holders of this project. Because the youth is the future, to reinforce the capacities of this youth on an innovative and more impactful way to change mentalities, is to guarantee the future.
The SAH'ELLE project is therefore positioned as an artistic initiative that will materialize in the city of Niamey, through its youth. We intend to use 5 artistic disciplines, Rap, Slam, Stand UP, Storytelling and Dance as tools for advocacy so that the youth is not an actor of violence against women, but also to influence a change of attitude of the populations to work for the fight against violence against women. The rights holders will thus receive edutainment workshops to exchange and inform them about the various notions related to the themes as well as their nuances, training sessions that are meant to be participatory and inclusive to learn how to avoid gender stereotypes, to valorize and trivialize violence against women in their artistic creation, and thus to better transmit during their moment of expression an advocacy that reflects their true points on these issues.
The young people will also have a framework of expression on this project, where they will be free to bring out the best of their potential in their artistic creations for an overall show on topics such as: forced marriages of young girls, sexual abuse, early pregnancies, the lack of schooling for young girls, gender inequality and many other ills that affect the empowerment of women.
Smile Again Family Project Smile Again family project would like to see teenage mothers who have unveiled their hidden potential, are able to stand-up for their rights, taking-up leadership roles in their communities, reaching their desired childhood dreams.

Our main objective in this project is to empower Teenage Mothers with foundational life and entrepreneurial skills needed for them to start and sustainably run micro <(>&<)> small Income Generating Activities for self-sustenance.

We will give them a voice by empowering them with English hope based language and ICT literacy, for them to be able to gain confidence to stand up and speak for themselves and others. Support them to learn to read and write given information as well as introduce them to use ICT skills to acquire knowledge and share information that is pertinent to themselves. This is to support them break the barriers that inhibit them to exercise their right of speech and be heard by concerned authorities.

Secondly we shall train them in foundational life skills that will encompass, self-esteem, human rights and reproductive health rights for advocacy.

Thirdly, Train them in leadership skills, to empower them to take up leadership roles in their communities.

Lastly to train, mentor and support 50 teenage mothers to innovatively ideate startup and or strengthen micro and small income generating activities.  This will be done through group training, one on one mentorship and coaching.

Project Goal
To empower 50 teenage mothersto know and advocate for theirhuman rights and own sustainable businesses to achieve economic independence.

Project Title
Empowered teenage mothers,living their full potential.

Specifically, the objectives of the project are;
• To train 50 teenage mothers to speak and write English and computer literacy for them to communicate their issues to the world around them.

• Empower 50 teenage mothers with foundational life skills, to grow in self-esteem, knowing their rights, and advocating for them.

• To train 50 teenage mothers in leadership skills and place them in solidarity groups to enhance a sense of belonging, support and continued community engagement.

• To support 50 teenage mothers identify and implement viable businesses and mentorthem manage their enterprises effectively.
Peru Peru propose to carry out 4 key strategies by 2024: 1) strengthening the technical capacities and soft skills of rural and agrarianwomen and their communities in order to contribute to improving their resilience and capacity to face the structural problems that affect them as part of the agrarian sector, 2) strategic communication to raise awareness in digital spaces of narratives in favor of agroecological practices of family and peasant agriculture, especially rural women (for example, through the platform Actúa.pe platform), and the generation and dissemination of evidence from a journalistic approach that can account for the barriers faced by family and peasant agriculture. This first year is also expected to generate evidence and dialogues prior toCOP30 that will consolidateproactive messages, seeking to show that for systemic change it is essential to consolidate an agroecological production model and position the voices and knowledge of rural women. 3) enabling access to strategic spaces for multilevel social and political advocacy that seeks to influence agrarian and environmental policies, as well as access to national and international climate finance, 4) strengthening national-level articulation and political leadership of women, their communities and agrarian organizations to effectively address structural challenges from the local to the global level and promote a focus on territorial, social and environmental justice in the agrarian sector.  With a 4-year horizon, our implementing partneris Fomento para la Vida (FOVIDA), a nationwide institution that works in rural areas, promoting agroecology and with it: the recovery and adoption of agroecological practices by small farmers, associativity, conservation of native seeds and conservationoffragile ecosystems. It also promotes political processes in theterritories, training and strengthening leadership skills in women, men and youth, seeking to develop models for adaptation to climate change in rural communities.
In addition, a national coalition of farmers' organizations, led by SD=CS, will participate. Through this coalition, small farmers' issues and the need to recognize traditional seed systems and farmers' rights have been placed on the public agenda. For this reason, national agrarian organizations will be key allies for the intervention. The National Agrarian Confederation (CNA), the National Convention of Peruvian Agriculture (CONVEAGRO), the National Federation of Peasant, Artisan, Indigenous, Native and Salaried Women of Peru (FENMUCARINAP), and other regional organizations have joined together in the Native Seed Promotion Group (Grupo Impulsor de Semillas Nativas), This is a platform from which they have advocated for the recognition of traditional seed systems and integratedother demands related to making visible and valuing the contribution of peasant women, demanding financing for measures to adapt to climate change and promoting a program for agroecological transition and organic agriculture.
Bangladesh In Bangladesh, the project aims to conduct local partner and community consultations, and inception workshop under the inception period. The project then targets to conduct an assessment to understand the scope of interventions based on the vulnerable profile of the two project sites. The project would initiate to form the GLOW3R hub to facilitate output. The cultivating change is the successor of the SIDA2GROW, therefore the project would continue to work on some legacy activities like L<(>&<)>D dashboard with some significant features. Different trainings for both growers and governance parts would be conducted to attain just adaptation and mitigation practices. Local level community consultation, information fair, feminist climate justice campaigning, wouldbe conducted under this outcome. In the case of private sector responsibility, OiBD aims to campaign for biodegradable package campaign together with super shops by promoting innovative jute bag.  Finally, the cross-cutting areas address complementary activities for supporting building climate resilience for the communities. Although local partners are not finalized yet, foresee working with RDRS located in the project areas; national-level partnerships,  with organizations that work to challenge the governance system (e.g., Transparency International Bangladesh), critically assess environmental policies (e.g., Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association), facilitate climate education (e.g., University of Dhaka), and other like-minded Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). At the global level we aim to collaborate with different climate campaigns and movements ( e.g., FridayforFuture, African Caravan, etc.), Behind the Brands, etc
MCWU-Gender-based violence prevention Mai Chau District Women’s Union proposes a solution in contributing to the enforcement of crime and law violation prevention under the circumstance that high record of social issues and crimes related to women and children has been reported in recent years. Issues such as drug deals, marriage and family cases, as well as child marriage and minor’s birth giving are the topical problem in the area of Mai Chau. Henceforth, the objective of this initiative is to improve legal knowledge on relevant laws (suchas gender equality, prevention and combat against domestic violence, marriage <(>&<)> family, children, prevention and control of narcotic substances)for beneficiaries targeting women, children and ethnicity through media means. Besides, the women’s union alsoaims to enhance a tight collaboration between governmental agencies and residential community in establishing one group of action, including 8 groups of community action to implement the supporting tools composed of legal consultation <(>&<)> aid, and supervising/managing security issue within the local area. Furthermore, in order to create greater impact on the women, the project desires to organize and operate the model “Women with Law” in 8 hamlets to promote the role of women and their contribution to theproblem solving. The initiative also aims to collect opinions from the people regarding legal proposition and resolution on socio-economic development in locality draft and create a policy proposal on the implementation of documents under law. The outputofthis initiative are: 1 collaborative mechanism between governmental agencies and residential community (establishing 1 group of action, 8 group of community action), raising legal awareness for 10.000 people, provide legal consultation and support forat least 80% of the victims/potential group, 1 legal proposal, and operate “Women with Law” models across the district and introduce it to the entire province of Hoa Binh.
CSAAE- Soro Soke/Park Well This project is titled: “Soro Soke or Park Well”. “Soro Soke” is a Nigerian slang of Yoruba extraction that translates to “speak up.” Literally, the project translates to: “Speak up or Park Well”; Park Well, being a common street slang used by the Nigerian Policewhen confronting Nigerians. It is during this confrontation that most brutalities and violation of human rights of youths happen.

Project is brought by a consortium of three Civil Society Organizations working in the field of advocacy, youth development, governance programming, policy development/analysis, women health and economic rights, persons with disability rights and vulnerable support. The organizations include:

• The Centre for Social Awareness, Advocacy and Ethics (CSAAE).
• Youth Empowerment Solutions ProjectInitiative (YES-P).
• Centre for Health Education and Vulnerable Support (CHEVS).

The project seeks to ensure that police brutality and violation of human rights of youths is brought to an end by educating Nigerian youths on their rights before the police – so they know when their rights are abused – and how to engage the police when confronted or under arrest to prevent conflict; Providing effective reporting system to report brutalities and rights violations; Tracking reported and unreported cases and working with support groups to engage the appropriate police authorities to ensure that justice is delivered; Providing support resources that youthscan reach out to for help when confronted by police.

Specific actions proposed under this project are:

• Build a formidable network of 72 vocal youth advocates (2 from each state) committed to monitoring and tracking implementation and compliance of new police regulations in their communities. We shall train and equip these young people with the skills and tools to monitor and report their findings.

• Assemble a team of pro bono lawyers and legal experts to seek justice for Nigerians facing trumped up charges for agitating for better governance.

• Engage government at all levels (Federal, State and Local) through dialogue and non-confrontational approach to pressure them into compliance with the #5for5 demands of Nigerian youths.

• Strategic lobbying of lawmakers to enact laws and policies that advance the achievement of the demands for good governance entrenched in the #5for5 demands.

• Sustain the “Soro Soke” spirit by continuous engagement and preservation of the Nigerian digital space with emphasis on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

• Virtual public trainings and sensitization of Nigerians on how to effectively engage the Nigerian police and understand their rights and limitations in cases of dispute
ECUE Music show
To engage the public with re known artists and the themes and values of Bridge Fest.

Public speaking
The civil society organizations presents themselves and engage public in a more in-depth and multi-faceted discussion of what is beyond Gross DomesticProducts, and inspire participants and audiences with a future co-created by multiple actors.

Civil society organizations display booths
To challenge the Gross Domestic Product-centered development and chasing after material needs on collective and individual levels, emphasizing the needs for human-centered values.

Media
To present youth and civil society organizations actors as change agents that push Vietnam development to be more inclusive and sustainable.

Civil society organizations conference
To draw on plural voices and views to challenge existing social norms (consumerism, materialism, hetero-normative values as normal etc), philanthropy ecosystem and showcase how civil society organizations and other sector actors can co-create a future that include and benefits all.
Music show
To engage the public with re known artists and the themes and values of Bridge Fest.

Public speaking
The civil society organizations presents themselves and engage public in a more in-depth and multi-faceted discussion of what is beyond Gross Domestic Products, and inspire participants and audiences with a future co-created by multiple actors.

Civil society organizations display booths
To challenge the Gross Domestic Product-centered development and chasing after material needs on collective and individual levels, emphasizing the needs for human-centered values.

Media
To present youth and civil society organizations actors as change agents that push Vietnam development to be more inclusive and sustainable.

Civil society organizations conference
To draw on plural voicesand views to challenge existing social norms (consumerism, materialism, hetero-normative values as normal etc), philanthropy ecosystem and showcase how civil society organizations and other sector actors can co-create a future that include and benefits all.
Bringing Safe Water to 3 Communities The Goal of the Capfish/FOSTER project is to improve the socio-economic conditions of the fishing communities and environmental sustainability of the (Western) Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve (TSBR) through   community-centered interventions reaching over 200000 women, men and children in Cambodia.

The Capfish/FOSTER Project led by Oxfam and 14 partners has 3 Objectives:

1.Fishing communities in the Tonle Sap have increased access to safe water supply, hygiene and sanitation services2) Vulnerable and poor girls and boys areprovided with increased availability and accessibility to education and can successfully transition through school 3) Fishing communities in the Tonle Sap have developed sustainable alternative livelihoods

Fishing communities in the Tonle Sap have increased access to safe water supply, hygiene and sanitation services. Working with innovative award winning Social Enterprises such as Wetland Works ( WW)  that provides sustainable hygiene and sanitation solution (HPods ) and  with Tuek Saat 1001 ( TS)  that brings clean andsafe drinking water through its innovative Water Kiosk models (Kiosks ) there will be increased access and adoption of WASH products and services.  Activities will be to  Identify sites and construct Water Kiosks. Tuek Saat will also Train the local communities in marketing , promotion and maintenance of Water Kiosks in the communes.
World Vision-Somalia Joint Response The Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Help a Child, SOS Children’s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed project aims to address the Humanitarian Response Plan objectives of 1.) reducing loss of life for the most severely vulnerable people by decreasing the prevalence of hunger, acute malnutrition, public health threats and outbreaks, and abuse and violence; 2.) sustaining the lives of people requiring humanitarian assistance by ensuring safe, equitable and dignified access to livelihoods and essential services; and 3.) upholding commitments to the centrality of protection across the humanitarian response through protection mainstreaming, accountability to affected populations and monitoring of the protection environment. The Joint Response for Somalia will address the needs of the affected population in the sectors of WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.