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REE-CALL Scale up and Extension project II The project is targeting 15500 extreme poor households living in 3 coastal districts, aiming for alternative and climate resilient livelihood, building disaster resilient community, enhancing leadership especially women leadership to mobilize natural and government resources and services and market link. There will be collective voice and action to end domestic violence, support to improve nutrition status of women and children, produce multiplier effect on human development and ensure expected return on project investment.
Improved Access to WASH in the River Basin and Coastal Regions of Bangladesh Project aim to enhance the health and quality of life of the poor and vulnerable in the river basin and coastal regions through increased access to improved WASH assets while building the capacity of the enabling environment to support and sustain the improvements. The project will implement through partnership with 2 local organizations. The cost of the project is GBP 308,755 which will contributes to the PIP P00632. Funded by AusAid through Oxfam Australia; Location Hatia upazila of Noakhali district and Dewangonj Upazila of Jamalpur district. Direct beneficiaries 10,000 and indirect 50,000.
Community based water system in saline affected coastal district of Bangladesh This project targets six rain fed ponds and 600 families (about 3,000 individual) and it is a scale up as previously tested only one pond. This project will be piloted in partnership with Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE) and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). Therefore, this small scale up of our learning with combination of best practices will demonstrate as a model of solution to minimize saline intrusion and reduce acute water scarcity with an expectation that this model will be replicated or scaled up by the government, INGOs, Local NGOs and community itself.
Diversity- Indigenous People's Capacity Building programme management This project is working with plain land adibashi  to enhange the situation to enjoy equal rights through mobilisation and capacity building. To manage numbers of project under the PIP P00105 a team comprising of 3 Project and 1 Programme Officer are working directly. PC north will supervised and  PM will provide strategic support, guidence of this project.  This project covers the salary of staff, programme management, logistics, transport, monitoring cost of the Dhaka based IPCBP team where DANIDA will contribute 65% of total grant till 31st december 2010.
Creating Women Leadership for Resilience in Munda Adibasi (Indigenous) Community The project will  - Create enabling environment for improved socioeconomic status of Munda women  - Initiate and implement climate resilience Income Growth Activities (IGA) for socioeconomic stability of Munda women  - Strengthen and settle climate resilience IGA for the socioeconomic stability of Munda women
Leveraging support for the Index Based Insurance flood Product - The product requires further review of the payout thresholds which seems bit higher and not very much suitable for households who are living in vulnerable situation in Sirajgonj District   - Based on the revised ‘Index base Insured Product' at total 1661 households living in 14 villages of Sirajgonj district will be insured for the upcoming monsoon period.    - Ensure involvement with the Delta Insurance companies to explore wider marketing opportunities involve one more local insurance company in the process.   - Draft the new project proposal outline: considering the current and future requirement and demands of market.
Flood Response 2017 in Northen Districts We would like to respond to flood affected people in northern districts with emergency Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL)  support so that the people can restore their life and livelihood. This project will be implemented in Sadar Upazilla (Chehelgazi, Shekhpura, Ashkorpur, Komolpur unions) of Dinajpur district;   Dimla Upazilla (Purba Satnai, Khalishchapani, Khoga Khalibari unions) of Nilphamari district; Sadar (Moghalbasa, Ghogadoho, Jatrapur unions) , Ulipur (Saheber Alga, Daldalia, Bazra unions), Chilmari (Ramna, Chilmari, Nayerhat) & Nagesori (Narayanpur, Noon Khawa, Kaligonj unions) Upazilla of Kurigram District while the total Households (HHs) coverage will be 15,800 most vulnerable flood affected households. The project activities will be : 2600 HHs is received @ BDT 4,000 as Multi -purpose Cash Grant (for Persons with Disabilities (PWD), Elderly, Pregnant Women);4800 HHs received @ BDT 5000 as Livelihood Input Support; 2100 HHs received @ BDT 20000 as Shelter Grant; 2100 Sanitary Latrine is constructed; 210 Tube -Well & Platform is constructed; 4200 HHs is supported by 30 days Cash For Work (@250 BDT/ per day/per person; 4800 HHs is received Livelihood Related Training;24 Flood Preparedness and Recovery Message is disseminated.
Emergency Response for South East Flood 2015 The project will be implementing in two unions of Ramu Upazilla under Cox's Bazaar District. The duration of the project is 8 months ( 1 Aug  -31 March 2016). Oxfam will Provide technical support to the implementing partner YPSA. The total targeted households will be 4259. The interventions will be Cash grant (9000 BDT/per HH) and Hygiene Kit Package (per HH) support.
"Early Recovery and Rehabilitation for the Cyclone Aila affected communities" Cyclone "AILA" hit the west border of Bangladesh on 25 May 2009.  AILA affected around 3.39 million people while more than 375,000 people have been displaced and are now living in temporary shelters. 290 deaths were recorded. Oxfam has received Euro 650 k from ECHO for initial response which has been ended 31 Dec'09. Euro 514 k has been granted for further 12 months period by ECHO for early recovery and rehabilitation which will contribute to the Livelihoods recovery of the adult and adolescent women, men and children in ‘Aila' cyclone affected communities in Khulna and Shatkhira Districts.
Promoting market-based responses to emergencies through WASH market mapping The key activities of the project are 1)  Understanding the existing context /  Capacity Building and Training 2) Pre -crisis market mapping and analysis, 3) Public -Private Partnerships to strengthen emergency preparedness and the resilience of the market 4)Market System Rehabilitation : Emergency market mapping and analysis. This project will be implemented in four urban areas.
Let Her Decide and Participate project-LHDP Enable women to have sustainable access to opportunities and skills which facilitate increased confidence & leadership towards transformation of power that protects women's rights and promotes equal relationships. Before launch this project, numbers of preparatory tasks/activities requires to determine/validate the project activities up to project level including conduct the baseline survey
Reducing Protection Risks and Fostering Social Cohesion in Rohingya Identified protection risks and needs are addressed by increasing refugees' capacity in self -protection through community -based initiatives and facilitation of meaningful access to services. Specifically, prevention of Gender Based Violence (GBV) and trafficking, provision of Non Food Items (NFIs), Social Cohesion, Public Lighting and Protection Monitoring linked to advocacy. To ensure safety, well -being and dignity of crisis -affected Rohingya refugee and host community populations by mitigating, preventing and protecting against pervasive gender -based violence, trafficking in persons, and other forms of harm faced by vulnerable groups in Cox's Bazar District.
Securing Rights of Women Domestic Workers in Bangladesh The project will build the capacity of 06 organizations to undertake their ongoing roles in promoting and protecting the rights of women domestic workers. The initiative will directly benefit 16000 women domestic workers, and indirectly benefit members of their households, particularly their children.  The project will also indirectly benefit other women domestic workers (including migrant domestic workers), child domestic workers, employers, and community members. By its completion, the project will have achieved two key outcomes: women domestic workers in Dhaka will be better empowered and organized to claim and defend their rights, particularly their right to live free from violence; and Bangladeshi society, government and employers will increase their support for protecting the rights of women domestic workers.
Advocacy for indigenous peoples capacity building programme This project aims to review the current policies and acts link with indigenous commuity and identify the gaps at policy and execution level. For that purpose make the indigenous commuity more capable to influence policy makers, make the policies sensitive towards indigenous community. Also mobilise and create the opinion of civil society, media and greater communities in favour of inidigenous peoples through several initiatives. The fund will be spent to organise popular mobilisation, dialogue, workshop, seminar, lobbying with concerning authority, research, publication through direct or strategic partners.
Fair Finance Asia (FFA) – Phase 2 – Bangladesh Program The country chair for FFB (Fair Finance Bangladesh) country coalition, Oxfam in Bangladesh will   -conduct a scoping study on Financial Institutions (FIs) and their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) compliance,   -form a strong country coalition, develop their capacity   -and, jointly as a coalition influence FIs to adopt more ESG complaint strategies
M&E trg for Implementing PNGOs and IOM's Staff and Supportive Supervision in Cox 1) Develop two humanitarian emergency context -specific monitoring and evaluation training modules, one for introductory -level users and one for mid -level practitioners.  2) Strengthen the monitoring and evaluation knowledge and understanding of training participants.  3) Support International Organisation for Migration's (IOM's) five implementation partners with week -long supportive supervision for practical application of learning from training programs.
Rohingya Refugee Crisis Response in Bangladesh 2017-2019 (Balukhali) To respond to the immediate needs of 30,000 individuals displaced in Bangladesh through provision of water and sanitation services with particular attention to the protection of women and girls and based in Balukhali
Early Recovery and Rehabilitation for the Cyclone Aila affected communities-Ext Cyclone "AILA" hit the west border of Bangladesh on 25 May 2009.  AILA affected around 3.39 million people while 1.5 years after Aila more than 100,000 people are still living in temporary shelters as embankment reconstruction yet to be completed. Oxfam has received Euro 650 k  and 514 k from ECHO for initial response and early recovery and rehabilitation respectively which going to be ended by mid of Jan'11. As situation still not improved much project got amedment and extended for further 03 months period.  Total amendment value is Euro 327 k. which is already got approval from ECHO.
Post Floods Disaster Recovery Response - 2012 in Satkhira & Jessore To provide integrated recovery assistance for 3847affected households to meet their basic food needs to avoid negative coping strategies and provide them the means and capacities to strengthen their own livelihoods in a sustainable manner through cash for work ( CFW) to 3847 households and cash for training ( CFT) to women of 3847 Households  for food security.
Participatory Research and Ownership with Technology, Information and Change Develop and implement an interactive information system and responsive community ‘hub' for isolated communities in charland and coastal communities as a model for further uptake. Engage village communities, local NGOs, universities in Bangladesh, Oxfam and Monash University in Participatory Action Research to have an interactive information system thus resulting in for meaningful change for people in poverty. Develop significant practical and theoretical insights about information and communications and action research to share with the development and academic communities.
Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA) Phase -2 The goal of this 2nd phase of Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA) is to strengthen resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters of riparian communities in the transboundary Ganges Brahmaputra Meghna (GBM) river basins. The project will work on the following outcomes - 1. Strengthened climate -resilient livelihoods of communities living in the transboundary GBM river basins. 2. Improved and inclusive management of transboundary river ecosystems across the GBM river basins. 3. Strengthened leadership of civil society, especially women, Indigenous People, and youth to influence government and private sector on water governance across and between the transboundary GBM basins. 4. Strengthened cooperation, collaboration, and accountability across and between the transboundary GBM river basins.  Through the Inception phase, Oxfam in Bangladesh intends to cover - 1. Engagement and participation of all level stakeholders including riparian grassroots communities (fisherfolks, farmers, indigenous community, day -labourer, etc.), government and non -government entities, researchers, academia, youth, private sectors, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Community Based Organisations (CBOs), etc. 2. Dissemination of learning of TROSA Phase 1 and introduction of T2:3R. 3. Create a network including river governance actors and influential. 4. Understand the basin -wise context within the climate change -river governance nexus through the wider -group perception as a community from Haor and Char, lower Ganges (Padma) are now engaged. 5. Understanding the impact where more than two major rivers join (Meghna and Padma). 6. Monitor gender segregation in different sectors of river management. 7. Scoping out potential local Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs), researchers, and other organizations/individuals for future collaboration. 8. Understanding the setup of the existing practice of Nature -based Solutions and scoping for future riverine ecosystems management
Strengthening the voice of Human Right Defenders to Protect Rights & Entitlement Develop Human Right Defenders' and build capacity to work on injustice and discrimination against ethnic minorities and dalit community. Organise Public Hearing, Human Right Fair to promote them as active citizen of the country. Organise coordination meeting of Human Defenders, CSO and IP led organisations.  Publish Annual Human Right Report on Indigenous Peoples, building strong network amonsgt activist, CSO, legal aid and human right organisation.  Rapid response on Human Right Violation cases and initiate to ensuring the justice.  Media advocacy, Advocacy through ‘Parliamentary Caucus' legal documentation and effective and useful research
Empowering Rohingya Refugee and Host Community Women Means to lead: Empowering Rohingya refugee and host community women through leadership, learning and livelihoods This project aims to improve women's and girls' access to resources and opportunities by increasing individual and collective capacity through the practice of a transformative leadership  within a safe and enabling environment. It will be implemented with partners and will adopt the following approaches: transformative leadership for women's rights framework, engagement of men and adolescent boys, partnership, safe programming, and advocacy.
Towards Pro-poor & Progressive Tax System in Bangladesh Project will be useful to achieve goals mentioned under Oxfam country strategy through scaling up the impact by connecting local level issues with national level and take it to upper level as appropriate. Project activities will include public engagement through social media, stakeholder consultations, research and dissemination, media engagement, lobby and different kinds of influencing work. The campaign aims to build broader alliance of citizen groups so that it can be part of the people's movement. Therefore it has given emphasis on imitating dialogue at different level to broader citizen movement for establishing tax and fiscal justice in Bangladesh. The campaign strategy initiate actions on three corresponding processes of knowledge building, capacity building of grassroots campaign and engagement with National board of revenue of Government with a series of campaign for knowledge building, grassroots mobilisation, research, advocacy, networking and alliance building at national, regional and global level.
Strengthening NSAs to claim rights and services for extreme marginalized Under the national and local government frameworks in Bangladesh, approx. 20 different state level services are deliverable and should be available for all citizens. In addition NGOs, development agencies and independent institutions provide numerous services. However most of services are not accessible for poor and marginalised communities because of lack of voice and accountability of service providers. The project is increasing the accountability and obligation of service providers towards community people, particularly poor marginalized, excluded women and men through strengthening Non State Actors.
Rohingya Refugee Crisis Response in Bangladesh 2017-2019 (Kutupalong) To respond to the immediate needs of 25,000 individuals displaced in Bangladesh through provision of water and sanitation services with particular attention to the protection of women and girls in Kutupalong
Strengthening Non State Actors to claim rights and services for  marginalized Under the national and local government frameworks in Bangladesh, approx. 20 different state level services are deliverable and should be available for all citizens. In addition NGOs, development agencies and independent institutions provide numerous services. However most of services are not accessible for poor and marginalised communities because of lack of voice and accountability of service providers. The project is increasing the accountability and obligation of service providers towards community people, particularly poor marginalized, excluded women and men through strengthening Non State Actors.
Impact Investment project with Prantojon Agro Enterprise- Barishal Future Vision:  • Becoming the one stop facilitation centre for all the women led SMEs of Bangladesh  • Becoming the Best Ecommerce site of Bangladesh • Converting the technology to a AI driven platform for both customers and backend operations • Promoting BeshiDeshi as a global sourcing hub for Made in Bangladesh products • Replicating the same business model in countries like Africa, where root level artisans require support • Bringing products produced by indigenous communities into the ecosystem • Ensuring employment of indigenous communities and minorities through the ecosystem , BeshiDeshi's ecosystem provides an opportunity for local artisans to expand their businesses reaching a wider market and attain a sustainable business model for long run. The company's support, training, financing, and promotion of products help local artisans earn fair prices for their products and improve their standard of living. BeshiDeshi's efforts to support women entrepreneurs and increase women participation in the ecosystem are commendable. The company's future vision of becoming a global sourcing hub and replicating its business model in other countries will create employment opportunities and promote indigenous communities' products, contributing to the country's economic growth.
Justice for Food and Agriculture System in Bangladesh This is a campaign & advocacy project framed under OI Economic Justice advocacy framework. This is intended to organize, aware & mobilize at least five million Bangladesh's small & marginal farmers particularly women, excluded & vulnerable communities & societies, civil & political society, academia & professionals, civil bureaucrats, activists & media towards advocating for an equitable agricultural policy regime addressing Climate Change & food security over a period of 4 years. This project will initially linked -up with the ongoing OI EJ Campaign for Sustainable Rural Livelihoods & would gradually shift its focus towards new public phasing campaign ‘GROW'.
Community Mobilisation to End Violence Against Women in Bangladesh-01 Study shows in Bangladesh 47% of women experiencing physical violence at home by  close relationship but society is silent. As domestic violence (DV) is one of the cornerstones of gender inequality, this project seeks a fundamental shift in PPIB by challenging existing patriarchal system, execution of laws & policies and integration of gender issue within the organisation also at social institutions. Fund will be spent as partner's grant to implement the designed activities to make people aware on DV, mobilise individual for action to end DV, organise event to deliver message and develop informal social security for survivors of VAW.
Provision of Life Saving WASH Services to Rohingya (Teknaf) In this 2021 proposed PD, Oxfam will improve access to chlorinated water supply by maintaining 01 existing water distribution system connected to a SWAT (surface water treatment plant), upgrade 50 existing biofil latrines' superstructures (semi -permanent), 20 bathing cubicles, regular Operation & Maintenance (O&M) to meet the needs of women and girls, elderly, and persons with disability. Hygiene Promotion activities will focus on RANAS methodology and CCCPLTH with special emphasis in inclusion of most vulnerable groups Gender, Age & Disability (G, A&D). Oxfam will utilise monitoring as a tool for gender, age, and disability. Oxfam is committed to strengthening accountability to affected populations (AAP). Oxfam staff will be trained and sensitized on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), AAP, Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and gender mainstreaming.
Economic inclusion & justice -influencing and innovation This project will work for new business development and influencing strategies for Economic Inclusion and Justice (EIJ) portfolio focusing strongly on private sector engagement and research
SECURING RIGHTS OF WOMEN DOMESTIC WORKERS IN BANGLADESH The project will build the capacity of 06 organizations to undertake their ongoing roles in promoting and protecting the rights of women domestic workers. The initiative will directly benefit 16000 women domestic workers, and indirectly benefit members of their households, particularly their children.  The project will also indirectly benefit other women domestic workers (including migrant domestic workers), child domestic workers, employers, and community members. By its completion, the project will have achieved two key outcomes: women domestic workers in Dhaka will be better empowered and organized to claim and defend their rights, particularly their right to live free from violence; and Bangladeshi society, government and employers will increase their support for protecting the rights of women domestic workers.
Enhancing Inclusive Disaster Resilience in Bangladesh To strengthen the capacity of the government at national level, different advocacy on policy work will be carried out e.g. Issuance of inclusive risk informed planning guidelines from National Planning Commission; Engagement with Ministry of Finance for ADP allocations on RRAP based on priorities; Advocate for effective implementation, monitoring and evaluations of Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC); Support the existing DRR platform engaging government and non -government stakeholders for building disaster resilient Bangladesh; Issuance government circular for Urban Ward Disaster Management Committees in SoD. In order to increase the capacities of DMC members, harmonized training on DRR to DMCs will be expanded. Through this action all the CCDMC and PDMC in the identified areas will be trained and facilitated to support the respective wards to conduct URA and develop RRAPs which will be subsequently validated by the CCDMC/PDMC which will support the funding efforts