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Building Back Fairer Campaign The project will contribute to the stated Programme Implementation Plan (PIP) outcomes by increasing access, performance, transparency and public oversight of critical public services serving vulnerable populations in the pandemic -era such as level 1 -3 healthcare institutions in impoverished areas and Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) referral and treatment pathways in Nairobi. It will also reinvigorate Kenya's civic space by providing a platform for these frontline communities, vulnerable groups, and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to evaluate the performance of these public services and hold the Kenyan government more accountable to improving them – thereby making the COVID -19 rebuilding process more inclusive, transparent and equitable. Furthermore, the project will educate and galvanize the Kenyan public and government on inequalities, lack of transparency and accountability in Kenya's COVID -19 recovery process and investigate and highlight significant gaps in healthcare. Finally, the project will promote critical dialogue between vulnerable rights holders, duty bearers and the general public and learning generated from the project will be used to influence future civil society campaigns and investigations on public services.
Turkana Community Engagement in Democratic Reforms in Kenya To contribute to capacity building to Turkana County government to have institutions that are accountable, transparent, responsive and inclusive to deliver public services effectively.     To empower citizens in Turkana County to increasingly participate and to hold county governance institutions accountable     To do capacity building to Women in Turkana county to increasingly take up leadership positions and participate in political and socio -economic spheres of development
Drought Emergency Response in Arid Areas in Kenya 2012 - National Co-ordination Project intends to mitigate the impact of drought on people and livestock, and strengthen households and group coping strategies.  It will do the following: cash injections into the local economy through cash transfer and cash for work. Protection of livelihoods through a combination of water and animal health related activities and decreasing congestion of livestock.   Water access activities will be done by rehabilitation of water points and peace building will be done to alleviate insecurities in the area and promote safe mobility and access to viable grazing areas.
Turkana Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods Project OGB proposes to provide regular, predictable cash transfers for a period of 4 to 6 months for two distinct caseload -types from Aug -Jan.  This covers the critical hunger gap period in Aug as well providing support for 2 months into the rainy season to continue to relieve economic stress during the initial recovery phase.  Using a safety net approach, OGB's intervention will extend the network of predictable, regular support to 75% of households, at a time where predictability of income is critical in allowing households to plan and make economic choices.
Empowering Communities To Participate in Good Governance This is a EU funded project under under PIP 502 that aims to empower communities in Turkana district to participate in good governance. It targets community members, the Civil society organisations in Turkana and both the political leaders and civil servants in Turkana.  Its key results are, increased community participation in budgetary formulation and policy processes, community awareness on good governance and where to seek redress, strengthened CSOs pressurising governance institutions for more accountability and marginalized and vulnerable community members participate in community development projects.
Dadaab (IFO2) Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) project Project has been set up to manage WASH infrastructure and services for IFO2 refugee camp in Dadaab for 2010.  This is the first phase of a planned 3 -year commitment from Oxfam, which will benefit planned relocation of 40,000 refugees.  Oxfam will provide technical advisory and coordination support to the existing operational agencies (UNHCR, CARE, NRC) to help ensure minimum SPHERE standard in the WASH sector are met. Funds will be used for recruitment, office set up, staff accommodation, water supply infrastructure and maintenance.
Kenya Cash Consortium response in drought affected counties in Kenya Start Fund:  Oxfam will reach about 15,426 people in Tana and Turkana Counties through cash transfers so that the affected population can adequately have access to food security and good nutrition, and not employ harmful coping mechanisms. 50% of targeted households will demonstrate better knowledge of improved nutrition outcome practices (including food selection, preparation and storage and handwashing). Local partners will be better able to amplify the voice of their communities to advocate for more timely and appropriate responses by responsible authorities.  European Commission Humanitarian Office (ECHO): Oxfam Kenya a member of a consortium lead by ACTED will prioritise life -saving interventions with emergency cash assistance to 2 drought affected counties in Kenya; Tana River and Turkana. The action will help meet immediate food and non -food needs of the affected populations thereby saving lives and protecting livelihoods from further degradation. The proposed action will go towards filling in gaps of the proposed response led by the national government. Oxfam through its local partners will target two sub -counties with emergency cash assistance reaching 7472 households (46,832 people), 4,546 in Tana River and 2926 Households in Turkana west, with 3 months of cash between Aug and Oct 2019. This action will avoid overlaps with parallel responses by targeting households that do not receive any food or cash humanitarian support from other sources.
WASH Results Programme (SWIFT) - Kenya Through a consortium of 6 agencies (Oxfam, Practical Action, Concern, Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor, BBC Media Action and Sanergy Inc.) plus additional local partners this project aims to contribute towards Kenya meetings its Millennium Development Goal (MDG) targets for water and sanitation by focusing in four Counties of Kenya.
Improving Climate Change Adaptive Capacity and Mitigation in Kenya To provide emergency water supplies to people in temporary settlements with no permanent water access and to assist in the creation of permanent water facilities through the drilling of new boreholes and the maintenance of existing boreholes
Cash Consortium response to the drought crisis in ASAL region, Kenya The project seeks to address food insecurity and livelihood loss for the most vulnerable drought -affected households in the counties of Marsabit, Mandera, Garissa, Wajir and Turkana. The project will provide multi -purpose cash assistance (MPCA) to 3,818 households over a period of 5 months (5 transfer cycles). The MPCA transfer values are based on the Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB), and for the populations in IPC3, the transfer values will be @50% of MEB, while for populations in IPC4, the transfer values will be @75% of MEB. The activities envisioned under this project include: (i) Selection, registration and verification of beneficiary households; (ii) Provision of emergency cash transfers to vulnerable households in drought -affected and food insecure areas: (iii) Monitoring and evaluation of the cash transfers; and, (iv)Review of Monthly complaints and feedback Mechanism (CRFM) reports and register. Similarly, the project seeks to support 574 flood affected households in Wajir with Multi -Purpose Cash Assistance for two cycles. The beneficiary HHs will receive cash which is equivalent to 50%MEB in Wajir. The beneficiaries will be selected using the following criteria: ? Households affected by floods: households that are displaced and living in camps/makeshift shelter whose property and livelihoods have been damaged or destroyed by the floods. ? Physiological vulnerability such as pregnant and lactating women, HHs with elderly members, children at risk, children with specific needs, people living with disabilities displaced by floods. ? Social vulnerability such as female -headed households, culturally segregated HHs, minority clans/groups/ethnic communities, unaccompanied and separated children displaced by flood. ? Economic vulnerability -HHs whose livelihoods has been destroyed by floods (e.g farms swept away, storage destroyed, livestock killed by floods)
Cash transfer and fish distribution project, Turkana This recovery project aims at disbursing cash entitlements to families affected by the 2011 drought in Turkana, on  a monthly basis. It wil also focus on distribution fish to resource poor families while strengthening fish production and marketing at the Lake Turkana
Promoting access to clean and sustainable energy for a just transition in Kenya This is a learning project with a key aim to understand the level access to energy by youth, women and indigenous communities and energy transition issues in Kenya and work towards setting the civil society agenda on the energy transition and climate change. The primary audience for this research is Oxfam as well as civil society, including partners of Oxfam, civil society actors, International Non -Governmental Organisation's (INGO's) and private sector actors working in the Energy Sector and towards lowering carbon emissions and cleaner transition.  The research will be carried out between May and June 2023 through a research consultancy and a sense making workshop in July 2023 with stakeholders mapped through the study working in the energy sector.
Protracted Relief & Recovery Operation Phase III -Turkana North (Goods in Kind) The projects supports food aid delivery to 94900 beneficiaries in Turkana north and Turkana west districts. This includes pilot food aid delivery via small traders. The latter aims at stimulating the markets in the remote locations as a means to enhance food security (through livelihood diversification), among the pastoralist communities. This is the project management bit of the 3 -part component, the other two comprise of Goods in Kind and reimbursable Secondary transport costs - namely, KENC07 and KENC08 respectively.
Kenya community Land rights project Empower target communities in Turkana and Tana River counties with skills, knowledge and information and to establish community led land rights mechanisms that will ensure that communities have more equitable and secure tenure over community lands and resources
Towards Local Leadership in Humanitarian Response and COVID 19 in Kenya The project proposes to address identified needs in providing support to women and adolescent girls menstrual hygiene management, increase access to soap, provision of hygiene kits to support home -based isolation care depending on need, strengthening community engagement with community for informed decisions and actions in addition to mass media and social media platforms. The project will further focus on tracking community perceptions to help tailor COVID 19 responses based on the evolving transmission trends and support response decision in various coordination platforms. In Nairobi Mukuru slums we had over 100 households that were affected by floods and this  has resulted Oxfam to support a one cycle of cash in the month of July as part of rapid response.
Turkana drought response Oxfam is targeting the most vulnerable people in Turkana, where it has been working since the 1960's and has an established presence and long term partnerships to build on. Specifically, Oxfam will target women and children that don't have access to water and food or have to walk large distances to reach water sources, as well as vulnerable population groups like lactating women, elderly and children that are at risk of dropping out of the school system.  To identify beneficiaries, communities and locations to target Oxfam will partner closely with the Turkana county (local government), with the Water User Associations (WUAs) and the Water Users Committees (WUCs), , and with the Hunger Safety Net Programme 2, to utilise the experience of these authorities when it comes to needs and targeting. Oxfam will also work in schools, health centres and in the communities to identify the most vulnerable House Holds (HHs). Beneficiary selection will be undertaken in a participatory manner ensuring participation of the most vulnerable groups such as women headed households, households with pregnant and lactating women, elders and with children below 5 years. There will be selected community members acting as beneficiary reference groups who can share the feelings and feedback of the community towards the project to ensure accountability. This process of community -based targeting has the benefit of bringing local knowledge and priorities into the programme and developing a sense of ownership that will help mitigate potential sources of conflict
Livestocking Marketing Project in Turkana, Kenya The project will Improve the capacity and coordination  of livestock producers, traders, and other stakeholders , Strengthen and improve the capacity of women groups, Improve market information and extension services, while creating effective and profitable linkages to terminal markets,Improve early warning systems, resilience, and response to disasters,support the provision of basic Livestock drug kits to traders through livestock marketing Associations,Rehabilitation of livestock sale yards and ramps and improve the point of sale outlets for livestock sales.
Increased resilience through integrated Disaster Risk Management System, Turkana The project will; strengthen the PDS system to identify existing gaps and implement actions for strengthening it, pilot the use of the e -wallet through the HSNP system, through the emmergency envelop support Turkana County to respond to emerging disasters. As a way of strengthening stakeholder linkages and collaboration, the project will improve information provision and awareness at community level especially on the budget process and the links with community disaster management plans, review of the CMDRR process, conduct refresher trainings n CMDRR, link Community Disaster Management Committees to instituions to support CMDRR priorities
Livestock for Peace Project This project contributes to PIP P00502 through strengthening advocacy, pyscho - social support  for conflict victims and strengthening local capacities for widows and reformed warriors.     Expected changes in the lives of people will include;  Enhanced food and livelihoods' securities.   Changes in Policy, Practice, Ideas and Behaviuors would target 200 needy households and reformed warriors. Lessons learned will benefit over 4000 individual  women, men and youth (Warriors) who are expected to replicate best practice approach. Oxfam will partner with SIKOM Network for Peace and Development.
Strengthening Resilience of the population living in Arid Lands, Turkana Kenya Strengthening Resilience of the population living in Arid Lands, Turkana Kenya
Sustainable development of extractive resources in Kenya The project will work with partners and the Civil Society Oil and Gas Platform and Platform members to monitor and influence important legislative decision -making processes.  At the local level, the project will provide technical support to communities in Turkana and Elgeyo Marakwet and will work with local government to monitor the developments of the extractive sector in regards to the general governance of the extractive sector.
Strengthening Governance & Improving Service Delivery of WASH services in Kenya Provide technical assistance to county governments,water service providers and communities to adopt sustainable models for Operations and Maintenance (O&M) of rural water points and to establish strong citizen -centred Social accountability mechanisms that addresses structural social inequalities. Broker partnerships with private sector actors to support delivery of essential Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services including low -cost desalination systems,solar pumping systems and market -based approaches for O&M. Provide technical assistance to Public health departments in designing and implementing effective sanitation and hygiene promotion interventions. Nation -wide advocacy for adoption and scale up of innovative WASH solutions,service delivery approaches and social accountability for equitable access to WASH services
Kenya Campaigns & Advocacy Mainstreaming Project This project provides the implementation plan for the Kenya programme campaigns and advocacy agenda as identified within the Oxfam Kenya programme change strategy, reviewed in November 2010. The approach involves collaboration with others for pro -poor advocacy . Key items and acitivites funded include staff administration and personnel costs, trainings, consultations forums, campaigns, grants and research work.
Wajir Parrtner advocacy and capacity Develpment Programme During these two months no cost extension phase, we will hire a consultancy firm and carry out the final evaluation as had been planned last year but postponed due to the CAT 1 drought disaster.
Registration of the population in the North & Central  part of Turkana District The project emphasis will be to conduct household economy analysis (HEA) baseline to obtain relevant information for wealth ranking and for describing targeted groups; comprehensive information - and sensitisation campaign, global registration and verification of all individuals and households, together with collecting Global Positioning System (GPS) data, biometrics (fingerprints) and photos of future card holders followed by a wealth ranking exercise; finalise report to donor by July 2013.  Resources required – additional staff to carry out the registration, vehicles, and specialised communication equipment to carry out the exercise.
Overaching Governance at National Level This project supports governance activities under PIP P00494 and it aims at strengthening the collaboration, coordination and harmonisation of the Civil society organisations to ensure that it engages in the on -going reform process in the country by utilising its space to voice community aspirations as well as hold government and other duty bearers accountable to deliver services and resources in an equitable manner in order to reduce the poverty and inequality in the country. The benefiaries are the Kenya CSOs.
The Public Expenditure Management Network in Asia The objective of PEMNA is to support formation and operationalization of a sustainable peer learning networks for public financialm anagement (PFM) practitioners from EAP countries, in which officials can share professional experiences and learn from each other,th ereby improving own country PFM systems. More specifically, the program supports the operationalization of communities of practice ( CoPs), a steering committee, and the PEMNA secretariat that facilitate member countries to: (a) exchange experience on specific, hig h priority PFM reforms and their implementation; (b) analyze common challenges faced; and (c) benchmark their own performance to one  another. The program operationalizes the network where members have sense of belonging, with formal and informal contact, with posi tive results with regard to learning and the application of learning, and with a knowledge resource base for members.
Public Expenditure Management Network in Asia Multi Donor Trust Fund The core objective of this proposed partnership program is to support formation of a sustainable peer network for public finance practitioners from EAP countries, in which officials can share professional experiences and learn from each other, thereby improving own country PFM systems. More specifically, the program would support establishing communities of practice that would facilitate member countries to: (a) exchange experiences on specific, high priority PFM reforms and their implementation; (b) analyze common challenges faced; and (c) benchmark their own performance to one another.
Mine Clearance Project in the Republic of Azerbaijan • Mine clearance in the Republic of Azerbaijan with the aim of removing the danger from mine areas in preparation for facilitating life in these areas and reducing the risk of deaths and medical conditions affected by random mines. • The project aims to remove random and old mines in the Republic of Azerbaijan. • Removing the danger from mine areas in preparation for facilitating life in these areas. • Reducing the risk of deaths and medical conditions affected by random mines.
Providing food aid of 50 tons of dates to the Republic of Azerbaijan. Providing and delivering 6250 cartons of dates to the Republic of Azerbaijan. • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life.
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries.
Volunteer Exploration Project in the Republic of Azerbaijan 1. Studying patients’ need for medicines. 2. Evaluating hospitals and determining the suitability of performing operations. Contributing to alleviating patients' suffering by performing surgeries through a volunteer team, and dispensing medications. Knowing the need and number of patients and monitoring the list of tools and consumables in the hospital in cooperation with the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country.
Technical Assistance - Port Digitalization Technical Assistance, through Enterprise - United States Unknown The objective of the Port Sector Digitalization Technical Assistance is to support the Honduran Maritime Chamber of Commerce (in Spanish, the Cmara de Comercio Martima de Honduras) to provide the Honduran port sector with a roadmap to implement new digital technologies. These digital technologies would optimize the flow of traffic and goods and improve the quality of maritime services by maximizing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving port safety and security.
Technical Assistance - Port Digitalization Technical Assistance, through HudsonAnalytix, Inc. The objective of the Port Sector Digitalization Technical Assistance is to support the Honduran Maritime Chamber of Commerce (in Spanish, the Cmara de Comercio Martima de Honduras) to provide the Honduran port sector with a roadmap to implement new digital technologies. These digital technologies would optimize the flow of traffic and goods and improve the quality of maritime services by maximizing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving port safety and security.
Technical Assistance - Port Digitalization Technical Assistance, through HudsonAnalytix, Inc. The Port Sector Digitalization Technical Assistance (TA) supports the Honduran Maritime Chamber of Commerce (in Spanish, the Cmara de Comercio Martima de Honduras) to provide the Honduran port sector with a roadmap to implement new digital technologies. These digital technologies would optimize the flow of traffic and goods and improve the quality of maritime services by maximizing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving port safety and security.
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Culture withou Borders Kulturarv utan Gränser Kulturarv utan Gränser, KUG, har ansökt om 30 mkr för insatser på Balkan, nya och gamla. Ansökan är under beredning. Under tiden behöver KUG pengar för administration och kontor. SIda avser att fatta beslut om projekten och beviljar därför under tiden bidrag till administrationen. Cultural Heritage Witout Borders has supplied for some 30. million SEK for renovation and preservation projects in the Balkans. The application is under positive consideration. In the meantime, Sida grans CHWB contribution to their administratiaon.