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GSMI 2016-2020 Theproject has four main components: capacity development to the civil society actors (CSAs), issued based capacity building and collective actions for advocay, social enterprises establishment and organzational development.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Problem analysis: The project identified 4 main problems.&nbsp; Limited capacity of civil society actors, environmental degradation/climate change, alternative education and local economy decrease.
Goal: CSAs are more active and capable of implementing sustainable development actions and effectively leading and collaboration with different stakeholders toward eco- friendly life style.
Objectives:
* To strengthen institutional capacity of CSAs towards inclusive and effective planning and implementation of sustainable development
*To support CSAs to be able to lead public engagement and advocacy that contributes to climate change adaptation
*To support small-scale producers both (women and men) and CBOs to strengthen local economy through alternative and innovative of agricultural production
*To improve GSMI institution capacity in the areas of strategy, governance, and operational performance toward more effective support to CSAs
Project activities:
Grass-root leadership trainings, TOT, meetings, mentoring, coaching and linking, exposure, consumer education, TOT on consumer education, public campaigns fund support and exhibitions, agriculture skill trainings, networking, publication, documentary film and newsletters.&nbsp; Regarding climate change adaptation, bike campaign, mud house training, bamboo charcoal making, solar installing will be organized.&nbsp;
Outcomes:
*CSAs have capacity to undertake inclusive and effective planning and implementation.
*Targeted CSAs have capacity to lead public awareness raising and advocacy on selected thematic issues.
*5 social enterprise established and well function.
*GSMI staff has adequate capacity to support partner organization
Main thematic areas are social and economic justice and environment.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Sustainable development and climate justice. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
WATC Economic Empowerment for Political Action - Phase III 2016-2018 Overall Objective: To Foster Just And Gender Responsive Regulations &amp; Legislations Which Govern Women Cooperatives in Palestine
&nbsp;Long-term Impact: Enhanced enabling environment for women&rsquo;s economic empowerment in Palestine.
Indicator of Success: Cooperatives&rsquo; Law is at least drafted from a gender perspective by the end of the project period.
Specific Objectives:
Enhancing the active role of economically empowered women cooperatives in public life during 2016-2020.
Fostering the role of women cooperatives in advocating for the reform of the Palestinian cooperatives law during 2016-2020.
Immediate Impact: Cooperatives are leading interventions toward improving the legislations that govern their work.
Indicator of Success: A women cooperative coalition is established and actively participating in setting and reforming regulations that govern women cooperatives by the end of the project.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
BENCHMARKS FOUNDATION  2016-2020 Bench Marks Foundations&nbsp;will be&nbsp;holding mining corporations accountable in the SADEC region. The program it is expected to improve the social and environmental mining practices of mining operations. BMF will work closely to increase the capacity of communities and the media to effectively monitor companies. Their main target group are communities, decision makers and the media.&nbsp;&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
YT Play 4 Kids Democratic Reform 2016-2018 &nbsp;
Yes Theatre has designed Play 4 Kids 
-Democrartic Reform through Theatre and Drama project as a way to contribute effectively to democratic reform in Palestine. With the Play 4 Kids, Yes Theatre offers Hebronites the unique opportunity to enjoy theatre, be encouraged to take a different view on daily life and to be inspired to build their own future. In Play 4 Kids, Yes Theatre creates a play with a social message, which is performed for school students by professional actors. The selection of the theme is based on the daily life of Palestinian children. They are themes relevant to the community or are based on (or inspired by) contemporary or traditional sources of Palestinian or Arab cultural heritage or literature. Themes come easily because we live in a society so full of bizarre and often unbearable problems. After several rehearsals, a play tour is carried out for school students who come to YT location by buses in order to attend the performances. At the end of each performance a small workshop is conducted with school students with a discussion about the theme of the play. A total number of 60 performances are carried out in cooperation with the Palestinian Ministry of Education and UNRWA. The main target group of this project is local community represented by all of its categories with a special focus on children, young people and teachers.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Democratic culture. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
RAJ action plan for humanization of mining operation and promoting CSR in BF 2016-2020 The overall goal of project is to contribute to the promotion of the mining sector for sustainable development in Burkina Faso. Specifically the project aims to:
&nbsp; -Increased voluntary investment by mining companies for the benefit of communities in the areas of basic social services (education, health).
-Promote transparency in the management of allocated resources by extractive industries.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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The problems analysis noted that Burkinabe mining sector is still booming.&nbsp; We have many operating mines under construction or constuction start. This exploitation has impact on the environment, social and economic life of the people, especially those living in areas including mining sites. Mining companies contributed to economic development of country but their contribution is below the expectations of the people. Government revised 2003 code mining to improve more contribution of companies in ongoing development process. The new code includes the creation of 03 funds as follows: a local development fund, a rehabilitation funds, securing artisanal mining sites and the fight against the use of prohibited chemicals and funding of geological and mining research funding and support for training in earth sciences. These funds will be financed by the government, mining companies and artisanal miners. But all communities who are the stakeholders don&rsquo;t know these news measures and they have a low capacity to monitor and influence their implementation. CSR has been identified as an approach to impose real development.The 2012-2015 phases helped to promote this approach with mining companies but very few still applies.Because these companies identify their contractual obligations as CSR actions. It is therefore necessary to work towards a harmonization of the concept CSR and improving knowledge of the people on this concept, for they follow, evaluate and influence the actions of CSR initiated for them.
To achieve these objectives the project actions will focus on promote CSR&nbsp;and set up community monitoring system. 
The target group is the mining companies whose actions affects environmental social and economic life of people. The project will affect the whole country but the effects of the project will be more noticeable in 04 areas where mining sites are located.&nbsp;
The main thematic focus is human right. &nbsp;
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ATALC 2016-2018 With this project Diakonia aims to support the work of ATALC, which can influence and affect the ability of peoples and communities to defend their rights, build sovereignties, and protect nature: (1) the commodification, privatization and financialization of nature, (2) the expansion of the power of transnational corporations, (3) violence against communities and human rights defenders and the rights of nature. Also, ATALC works with social movements and grassroots organizations in the defense of land and territory and the search for alternatives to capitalism or sovereignty of peoples and transition to sustainable societies. Through a regional coordinated work around these axes, it seeks to contribute to the strengthening of the struggles in the countries and territories against mining in defense of water and native forests, by building food sovereignty and resilience to climate change. It is also expected to contribute from a Latin American regional perspective to global and inter-regional organizations working with ATI and organizations and movements allies in Europe, Asia-Pacific and Africa. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Latin America Context Fund This project aims to support strategic activities that support program and political procesess in the region ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
ZCC - Strengthening Democratic Culture 2017-2020 The project&rsquo;s overall goal is to promote accountability using the Constitution as a tool for the observance of human rights and the active participation of citizens in national affairs through&nbsp;a sustained dialogue for change (advocacy) and engagement with duty bearers. The project&rsquo;s immediate objectives:1)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; To enhance public knowledge of the Constitution and human rights. 2)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; To enhance strategic engagements with constitutional commissions and state institutions responsible for human rights promotion and elections.3)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; To support and enhance the ability of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) to assert and defend the constitutional rights of individuals and groups in Zimbabwe. The main Problem is lack of constitutional and election process awareness among citizens leading to abuse of citizens' rights by government. Government has failed&nbsp;facilitate for&nbsp;awareness of the constitution to the citizens, there is lack of promotion and protection of civil rights&nbsp; and lack of democratic culture in Zimbabwe leading to repression of citizens rights. Rights holders for this project mainly include women and youth in selected&nbsp; districts Matebeleland South, North and Masvingo&nbsp; Provinces. These youths and women will use the&nbsp;Constitutional &nbsp;provisions in the Bill of Rights to demand accountability from duty bearers and their right to &nbsp;participation in the just and peacefull elections of 2018. This project main falls within the Democracy Intervention area ( strengthening democratic culture&nbsp;objective) in the current Diakonia Zimbabwe's Strategic Plan for 2016 - 2020. It will be implemented&nbsp;by Zimbabwe Council of Churches in selected district in Matebeleland South and North&nbsp;and Masvingo Provinces and advocacy work will implemented at a national level.&nbsp;
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Democratic culture. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ANND 2016-2020 This five-year corefunding will contribute to Diakonia's themes of Human Rights and&nbsp;Socio-Economic Justice as it aims at a) fulfillment of Human Rights committments and b) fair distribution of wealth and acees to natural resources.
ANND Goal: The role of a group CSOs in the Arab region is strengthened; their capacities are developed on social and economic policy-making processes
ANND 2016-2020 Objectives are:
O1. Increasing CSOs engagement in the Arab Watch report on Economic and Social Policies and enhancing its use in policy advocacy channels at national regional and international levels
O2. Promoting coalitions and advocacy on social and economic rights using different channels (UPR and other treaty review mechanisms, LAS mechanisms).
O3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Engaging ANND and its members in public debate around the implementation of the Agenda 2030 at the global, regional and national levels
O4. Increasing CSOs engagement and developing their capacities on Trade and Investment policy making processes.
O5. Increasing CSOs engagement and developing their capacities on taxation and expand the dialogue among CSOs, parliamentarians and labour groups as well as within public debates on the national level and regional levels.
O6. Engaging ANND and its members in public debate around Business and human rights.
O7. Improving monitoring, lobbying and advocacy with regards to the European Union (EU), International Financial Institutions (IFIs) and the League of Arab States.
O8. Enhancing the outreach of the group of CSOs positions and database-ing at ANND.




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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
HO SwePrgr Bilda 2016-2020 (InfoKomm) Reinforcing and complementing our communication and engagement activities through Bilda's 48 member organisations. ***Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020***
WDC 2016-2020 Women&rsquo;s Development Centre (WDC) is an organisation that assists women and children who are victims of violence and marginalized because of their disability. &nbsp;WDC strives to empower them through access to knowledge, encourage economic independence and contribute to strengthening women socially, including improving their standard of living. The goal is to create a society where women are actively involved, have equal opportunity and access to resources and control over their lives.
WDC&rsquo;s activities have gradually broadened to include crisis intervention, community based rehabilitation, health and counselling, skilled development for women and youth. Mobilization is through an extensive network of women&rsquo;s groups that engage in intervention, prevention and advocacy efforts at grass root and national level. &nbsp;The Network is also the conduit through which communities are educated on prevention of GBV, child rights and related services for women and youth oppressed or marginalized by society. WDC&rsquo;s experience has proven that it is not substantial to work with women only, but to involve men and boys in their efforts to combat violence against women and gender-based violence.&nbsp;
WDC strives to extend and expand their coverage and outreach of influence in all districts of the island, and include groups at risk &ndash; i.e. women sex workers and their children; women and children in the plantation estates; direct and indirect war affected women. The effort also contribute to empower and support women in decision-making positions, such as political representation.
Thematic area Gender equality, Conflict and justice, and protection of the environment. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CUC-G 2016-2019 The project supports efforts to strengthen the organisation of the grassroot members of CUC on local, regional, and national levels, as well as the public advocacy and organisation of CUC. The project will be implemented in six regions, involving local communities and organisations linked to CUC. The organisational strengthening refers to various different aspects:
a)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The historical struggle for land and territory.
b)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The achievement of human rights.
c)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Promotion of women&rsquo;s participation and ending violence against women.
d)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Promotion of young people&rsquo;s participation and leadership. 
e)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Political action for the reform of the three powers of the state. 
Strengthening CUC&rsquo;s technical, administrative, and financial capacities. &nbsp;&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Enabling environment for civil society. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ESNCM Organisational Capacity Development Plan 2016 The project is part of the phase out of Diakonia and comes following four years of fruitful cooperation with the ESNCM which facilitated the participation of thousands of children and youth in marginalised communities to music and art. It mainly aims to further strengthen the capacity of the Finance Department of the Conservatory through provision of accounting and financial management&rsquo;s services, coaching and training. Furthermore, the project contributes to upgrading the existing information technology infrastructure with the aim of enhancing information and knowledge production and management.&nbsp; 
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Democratic culture. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ABAAD Towards strengthening legal protection frameworks for women affected by SGBV in Lebanon 2016-2018 This intervention will contribute to Diakonia's theme of Gender Equality and aims at combating GBV. It seeks to influence decisions within political spheres in Lebanon when dealing with cases of gender and sexual based violence under the legal umbrella. ABAAD,&nbsp;will be leading on advocacy and lobbying efforts that aim at promoting better legal protection of women victims/survivors of sexual violence through for example abolishing article 522, advocating for and building an opinion against sexual exploitation and rape-marriage laws. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
HO SwePrgr PoP Journalists  2016-2020 (InfoKom) Targeting journalists so that they report on Diakonia's intervention areas and raise the perspectives of the rights holders. ***Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020***
NCCK Madini Yetu Wajibu Wetu 2016- 2020 Madini Yetu Wajibu Wetu (Our minerals Our Rights) project is implemented by a partner consortium of Seven organisations (National Council of Churches of Kenya- NCCK, Kenya Human Rights&nbsp; Comission, Caritus Kitui, GROOTS Kenya, Kenya Conferenrce of Catholic Bishops, Econews Africa and Inuka Kenya ni sisi).The project aims promoting responsible steardship of resources from the Extractive Industry/ Mining Industry by enhancing the capacities of comunities in and around mining areas in Kenya to effectively participate and benefit from the sector; advocating for development of&nbsp; laws that take into account community interests ; engaging the private sector in respecting human rights in the mining cycle and practicing fair distribution of opportunities in the sector. The NCCK will particularly focus on the Artisinal and small scale miners (ASM) in Kakamega and Taita Taveta Counties where gold, gemstone and Flouspar mining is currently ongoing. The intervetnions will result in Communities that are able to demand and obtain fair and just compensation, benefit sharing, resettlement&nbsp; relocation agreements;the Artisanal miners will be more organized into welfare groups and are able to articulate their issues of concern. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
EJN, Phase Out, 2016 This phase out proposal&nbsp;aims to enhance organizational sustainability of Economic Justice Network. The main focus will be to&nbsp;strengthen functions and structures for programme planning, implementation and evaluation. Also the proposal will explore a new organizational structure of EJN, with economic justice desks at country level.
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
APRODEH Casos emblemáticos del periódo 1980-2000. 2016 Follow up onjudicial processes 4 emblematic cases which represent 182 direct victims affected by serious human rights violations in the regions of Ayacucho and Lima; contributing in this wayto a full enjoyment of human rights and the development of a culture of peace in the country. This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Najdeh 2016-2020 This five-year corefunding will contribute to Diakonia's themes of Human Rights, Gender Equality, Conflict and Justice&nbsp;and&nbsp;Socio-Economic Justice as it aims at a) fulfillment of Human Rights committments and b) Combating GBV c) Protection in armed conflicts and d) decent work and fair income
Najdeh vision: a Palestinian society enjoying national and human rights, social justice and full equality between women and men.
Najdeh mission: is to empower Palestinian refugee women in Lebanon through equipping them with the necessary means and instruments to reach social, educational, political and economic equality and through enabling them to assume key roles in achieving sustainable development and transitional justice for the Palestinian community in Lebanon.
Najdeh's strategic objectives/goals:
O1. To empower women and strengthen their rights in order to change dominant patriarchal and masculine values, structures and practices
O2. To strengthen the values and practices of comprehensive human rights for Palestinian refugees - women and men - in Lebanon.
O3. To contribute to securing holistic developmental support for the most vulnerable sectors of Palestinian society in Lebanon. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020