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CO-Support Mapping first emergency stock This project has as main objective the strengthening of proximity stocks in the region Sahel as a key instrument in food security strategies. In order to overcome the lack of information available on the exact location of proximity stocks in the Sahel region and the amount of stocks available, the project has two objectives :
a) Make a baseline for Community stocks and stock close in three pilot countries of the CILSS / ECOWAS (Niger, Mali and Burkina), particularly with the development of a detailed mapping of a federation that provides information by country on the situation of proximity stocks in the region (geographical location but also in terms of their storage capacity and available resources). This first step is necessary for the establishment of an information system based on indicators stocks proximity.
b) Establish an effective information system that allows continuous monitoring of the situation ofStocks that relies on networks of farmers' organizations and is consistent with existing information systems in the region, including national SIM, but also the Info-cell Stocks and PREGEC.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER citizen participation in local and national budgetary processes
The overall objective is to contribute to the eradication of poverty and the implementation of sustainable development in Niger by the bais of a transparent fiscal policy, accountable and inclusive at both national and local levels.
The specific objective is to strengthen, by 2016, the capacity of Non-State Actors of the Niger inthe field of analysis and budget tracking, to conduct advocacy for the adoption and implementation pro-poor fiscal policies, and strengthen citizen control of public action at national and local levels. Which will establish lasting changes in budgetary processes and policies Niger nationally and locally.
Improved production of Certified Seed The aim of this Project among others  is to raise the livelihood prospects of rural women and youth in certified seed value chain development by increased productivity of certified seed, market connections for seeds and access in three Local Government areas in Kaduna States of Nigeria. The project is a pilot.
R3-Emergency Food Security (EFS) Access to food is a key challenge for RaM stranded in hosting centres. The primary means of delivery of food is through vouchers. Until a market survey has been conducted for each site and appropriate site specific program intervention designed, Oxfam will provide gap wet feeding. In Lesvos, Oxfam currently implements meal voucher distribution to vulnerable individuals waiting at the ferry port to provide safe access to meals and shelter.
In Northern Greece, Oxfam will set up food and meal voucher-programs similar to Lesvos to enable vulnerable individuals to access basic food and meal items, but also provide the flexibility to allow families to access other NFIs through the voucher program. This supports the local economy and integration of refugees, while enabling improved access to food for people to choose from.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER Pastoral communities resilience Project
The gradual degradation of ecosystems (including grazing areas) owing to climate change in Abalak district, the pressure on animal resources (pasture land water) available and the high risk of bushfire and conflict farmers / breeders are the main factors of vulnerability of pastoral communities in the area. Moreover, the availability and accessibility of cereals and livestock inputs become problematic in rural markets and lead the coup worsening terms of trade forlivestock - cerealsto the detriment of pastoral households. To contribute to the Niger Government actions in strengthening the resilience of pastoral communities, Oxfam Novib leads this pastoral resilience project through the NGO ADKOUL in Abalak and Tamaya common. The project target is mainly pastoral households and helps strengthen the resilience of 1650 households through increasing income (Cash for work, etc. AGR) activities, protection of pasture areas and awareness.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu - Titre : Soutien à la sécurité alimentaire des ménages agriculteurs, victimes des conflits armés dans les hauts plateaux d#Uvira en territoire d#Uvira, RD Congo.
- Localisation : Localités de Masango I et II, Kitembe, Kitoga, Bibangwa, Rubuga, Collectivité de Bafuliru et Bavira, Groupement de Kigoma et Bijombo, Territoire d#Uvira, Province du Sud Kivu, RD Congo.
- Durée du projet : 6 mois (soit du 15 janvier au 15 juillet 2014)
- Bénéficiaires directs : 175 agriculteurs pilotes (dont 80 femmes, 20 filles, 75 hommes)
- Bénéficiaires indirects : Toute la population des aires de santé de Masango, Kitembe, Kitoga, Bibangwa, Rubuga/zone de santé des hautsplateaux d#Uvira (5.030 ménages, soit 35.208 habitants ).
- Secteur d#intervention : Sécurité alimentaire et moyens de subsistance
Objectif principal: Contribuer à l#amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire des ménages victimes des conflits armés dans les hauts plateaux d#Uvira.
Oxfam Noib project management ICT4Justice project is implemented foremost by OGB in Rwanda. The Project will aim to demonstrate that by empowering citizens to provide real-time feedback on the quality of justice services through an innovative ICT platform, civil society will be more effectivein holding justice sector duty bearers accountable. It will further aim to build the capacity of civil society to shape justice sector policy and will facilitate increased citizen voice in the development and reform of justice sector policies and practices.
Nepal Earthquake Response On April 25 a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal, with epicentre in Lamjung District, located
81km northwest of Kathmandu with adepth of 15 km. On May 12, a second 7.3 magnitude
earthquake struck near Chilankha village in Dolakha District. According to the GON, 31 out of Nepal's 75 districts have been affected by the May 12 (second) earthquake. Sindhupalchok district, the worst-affected by the initial earthquake, is now further affected, as is Dolakha.

Oxfam in implementing a humanitarian response across 7 districts,within districts the local administration is coordinating the response; the government is assigning geographic areas of focus to the incoming INGO community. The current confirmed target populations is 327,625. The programme target remains 400,000, this is based on the assumption that additional VDCs will be allocated to Oxfam in Dhading and Nuwakot.

Giro 555 (SHO) started a public appeal shortly after the first earthquake. Oxfam Novib will receive approximately Euro 3 million which will be a contribution to Oxfam's overall earthquake response in Nepal. The response will focus on three thematic areas: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH); Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods; and Emergency Shelter. Gender and protection will be cross cutting.
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali Despite represent 60 to 65% of the population, Mali has no youth policy on how it will ensure that young people are systematically taken into account in national development plans or their obligations and specific civil rights are supported. In Mali, theprocess of developing such a policy for youth by youth themselves can help to promote active citizenship of young people and create opportunities for dialogue between young people and decision-makers directly. The AU has a Youth Charter that could be a good starting point for a youth policy in Mali. At present, Mali has no formal spaces for dialogue or young political consultation, though there are active youth councils that could be supported to increase their advocacy to reach decisions' makers. Thanksto their skills, energy and creativity, young people have the potential to transform power relations and build inclusive and sustainable societies.
Youth citizenship and unemployment is a part of Oxfam Country strategy. This project will support One Youthparticipation to world social forum. Young people are not remaining passive in the face of this situation. They are mobilizing and generating significant change on all continents. Through their skills, energy and creativity, young people have the potential to transform power relations and build inclusive and sustainable societies. Taking as a starting point the importance given to youth in its 2013-2019 Strategic Plan, Oxfam is working together with young people and their organizations to eliminate theobstacles that prevent  them from exercising their rights,participating fully in the development of their society, and making their voices heard effectively in decision-making processes. Inthis spirit, in 2015 Oxfam initiated a cross-affiliate collaboration on Youth Active Citizenship YAC to support and strengthen youth initiatives at the local, regional and international levels.

This project seeks to mobilize young people of Mali, to work with young people and their organizations to eliminate barriersthat deprive them of their rights, to participate fully in the development of their society and a voice so effective in the process of decision making especially in the fields of active citizenship and employment.
Promote rights-based, transparent, acc Based on BIC#s scoping mission in Yangon and strategy meetings with Burmese civil society  organizations in Thailand, it is clear that there is a huge capacity gap that needs massive #education# on the new economic players and the roles they play in the politicaland economic transitions in the country.  The expected outcomes of this Project are as follows:
-Burmese CSOs have access to timelyinformation so that they can monitor and influence effectively the IFI re-engagement activities in Myanmar
-An open and expanded space for Burmese CSOs to engage with WB and ADB is created taking into account this voice to feed into their development strategies and operations
- Civil society advocacy for democratic governance of IFI operations in Myanmar is strengthened.
Rachana 2013-2016 Rachana is one of the two new Oxfam Novib partners working on Economic Justice and Rights in Crisis in Takeo, one of the six piority povinces of the Oxfam Rights in Crisis programme in Cambodia. The project is a complementary partnership between Oxfam America (OUS) and Oxfam Novib (ONL). OUS is supporting Rachana on sustainable livelihood and gender mainstreaming. ONL is earmarking its support to the humanitarian aspect. In view of efficiency and to avoid complications for the partner, the ONL support ischannelled throughOUS. The following Outcomes are set by March 2016:

1. Food security and income
Objective: In collaboration with the local authorities, assure the food security and increase income of target families by applying ecological farming system including SRI (System forRice Intensification) and income generating activities adapted to climate changes.

2. Disaster Risk Reduction
Objective: The risk will be reduced of 2,140 target farmers in 48 disaster-prone villages to the impact of floods, drought and other disasters. The Outcomes by March 2015:
2.1 Using Participatory Capacity and Vulnerability Analysis (PCVA) tools of 3 days/village, the basic capacity and vulnerability of the target farmers to the impact of floods, drought and other disasters. 80% of the basic data collected will relate to the needs, capacity and vulnerability of the farmers. 75% of the results will be used by local authorities, stakeholders andthe project to assist farmers to adapt.
2.2 65% of the government initiated Commune Committees for Disaster Management (CCDM) and Village Committees for Disaster Management (VCDM) in the target villages are able to effectively plan and mobilise resources to assist communities impacted by disasters and to help each other tocollect information, report and prepare requests for assistance.
2.3 65% of the target farmers have applied techniques and assured food security to adapt to floods, drought and other disasters. 55% of the target farmers have increased their incomes 150%compared to the baseline.

3. Gender
Objective: The self-perception of women in the rural target communities has increased and women have increased the control over assets.
Fachig - WEMAN GIZ Phase II activities Counterpart Contribution to fund the Fachig executed field activities for the GIZ WEMAN/GALS 2nd phase project. The main purpose isto strengthen the negotiation power of vulnerable value chain stakeholders in a district in Zimbabwe through the use of a Gender Action Learning System.
Protecting Women Rights The overall objective of this programme is to protect women#srights and empower survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) in order to improve their lives, free of violence and better reintegration in their communities and in society as a whole.
The overall objective will be achieved through the following outcomes and activities:

1. GBV survivors, those who have experienced domestic violence and trafficking, in Quang Ninh province are supported with a comprehensive package provided by the shelter and be able to reintegrateinto communities. The comprehensive package will be designed to support the GBV survivors including accommodation, food, legal aid,vocational trainings and counseling;
2. Better awareness, behaviour and attitude change towards GBV and gender-related laws among related government agencies in Quang Ninh province and local communities in 6 districts of the Quang Ninh Province. Policy dialogues will also be organized for relevant government agencies for advocacy.
3. Capacity of Quang Ninh Women#s Union and relevant actors onimplementation of gender-related laws are strengthened so that they are capable of doing monitoring and advocating for women rightsprotection. This will be achieved through meetings/workshops and capacity building activities (e.g. trainings, coaching, exchange visits, etc.) to improve knowledge and skills of QNWU and relevant agencies on gender-related laws and GBV issues.
4. GBV issues are included in the agendas and action plans of the local government actors. This will be achieved through advocacy activities in the project such as policy dialogues, advocacy events, and capacity building. QNWU will also be supported to develop an advocacy strategy and plan with technical support to document their monitoring findings and recommendations. The QNWU will also be supported to engagein advocacy opportunities at national level.
AJOAGO Inhambane Drought Response 2015 JOAGO - ASSOCIAÇÃO DOS JOVENS E AMIGOS DE GOVURO According to its statutes is a legal person of private law, non-profit, socioeconomic promotion and development of vulnerable rural communities, with legal personality and administrative and financial autonomy.
AJOAGO develops its activities in the District of Govuro (Inhambane Province) and Machanga (Sofala Province), is a member of FOPROI (Provincial NGO Forum Inhambane).

Areas of Work:
# Sustainable Livelihoods
# Disaster Risk Reduction
# Adaptation and Mitigation climate change
# Gender and HIV / AIDS
# Advocacy and Governance

Overall objective:
Strengthen the resilience of local communities and humanitarian capacity and management AJOAGO and ASSAMA before the extreme disasters; including the integration of cross-cutting themes.

The project aims to work on two major lines: Creating humanitarian capacities, Disaster Risk Reduction for ten (10) vulnerable communities  and drought response  in Govuro District.
FPP-Gender & Land Rights 2014 Although some positive steps have been taken with respect to the rights of indigenous women, their rights remain widely violated. Indigenous women suffer from multiple layers of discrimination: because of their gender, their race or ethnicity and class as many indigenous women live in poverty. While considerable human rights standards regarding indigenous peoples land and other human rights have emerged in the past 20 years, the gender dimension of these rights is neither well developed nor well understood and this is the case at both the national and international levels. FPPs work will be built on two sets of existing standards, one pertaining to indigenous peoples rights and one to womens right.

The current project (2014) builds on the experiences that FPP has gained in the last five years (2009-2014) in the field of G&LR as well as on the results of the external evaluation (financed by ON) carried outin October 2012.

Project activities include:
(1) legal and human rights trainings based on materials elaborated and refined in collaboration with partners; (2) national level advocacy; and (3) setting and implementing standards and jurisprudence at the regional and international levels through briefings, reports and, where appropriate, litigation.

Expected outcome:
The work of FPP on genderand land rights will contribute towards understanding the issues and needs of women within indigenous people and forest communitiesregarding land rights issues and how a gender justice perspective can be best approached. This project will help implement international standards and jurisprudence pertaining to the land, resource and other rights of indigenous women in Latin America, Africa andAsia, and to promote their implementation in domestic law and practice. ONs grant will be used to further develop and implement (inter)national standards and jurisprudence pertaining to the land, resource and other rights of indigenous women in Latin America, Africa and Asia, and to promote their implementation in domestic law and practice.
Great Voices for Women Leadership Campai Great Voices for Women Campaign by GOTNI is an advocacy campaign for women in political leadership in Nigeria, to stop the marginalization of women from seeking political office positions and participating actively in its processes. The project will achieve Attitudinal Change, sensitization and reorientation of Nigerians (both male and female) on the importance of women participation in governance.

Part of this project will focus on identifying and interviewing 15 Role models within Nigeria, Africa and the World. The aimof the program is to air the endorsement of these great figures, encouraging and reaffirming Women Participation in Governance in Nigeria. As elections are fast approaching, it is important to build a critical mass of Nigerians to support the emergence of qualitywomen in governance.
At the end of this campaign, it is expected that several women with the desire to serve Nigeria in different capacities would have made up their minds to seek the opportunity to be elected or appointed into public positions.
Great Voices for Women Campaign would comprise of Interview sessions with individuals of relevance in the society who occupy both public and private offices, who would inspire Nigerian citizens to support women participation in governance.
Great Voices for Women appeals to Young adults, Parents, Grass-root Population, Professional bodies, Political Parties, who are hungry to see a change in the increase of female gender participation in governance
Invited guests would be allocateddeliberate, crafted words to motivate and inspire the femalegender to participate in political activities and governance
The programme creates a change in the mind of both the male and femalegender on the importance of women participation in politics and governance.
The programme is designed to meet the demands of women for adequate representation in leadership and governance positions.
Great Voices for Women is highly appropriate at this time, especially with the 2015 elections fast approaching.
Expected changes include
1. Change in the attitude of political parties with respectto increase in women participation in politics and governance
2. More women participating in electioneering and governance processes
3. More men allowing their wives torun for political office
Youth Capacity Building The project aims to equip Myanmar citizens with leadership and entrepreneurship skills so that they are capable to act as change-agents for the peaceful political transition in the light of 2015 election. While run mainly in Yangon, the project is intended to extend to Upper Myanmar installing a resource center in Mandalay.
This Project will have three components:
--three Entrepreneurship Courses, benefitting 75 young men and women to develop their political consciousness and leadership skills.
-promotion of public sectorengagement in elections and democratic governance
-opinion polls
WASH Capacity Building Project WASH Capacity Building
To further improve/enhance Partners capacities to reduce the impact of disasters, hydro-met and human induced, on most vulnerable groups such as women, minorities, children, elderly adults and physically challenged by increasing preparedness and response capacities.
Counterpart 507014 Stichting Vredesbeweg This proposal concerns the financing modality for funding for the deployment and work of signatory NGOs and unions for the implementation of the IMVO Covenant for the banking sector. This commitment of social organizations aims to ensure continuity of qualitativeinput and to make it possible to continuously learn from each other in the implementation of this covenant, and to exchange the scholarship between covenant processes.
This proposal has been established in a series of talks between the Ministry of Foreign Affairsand Oxfam Novib. PAXll participate in all activities related to the implementation of the Bank convenant and specifically, the development of an HR risk matrix and value chain mapping.
PAX will also provide a specialist HR.
Climate-smart products and services The major activities for this new program of Proximity Designs are:
- Disseminate and market climate-smart products and services inrural communities including expansions Karen state communities; Increase access to new, climate-smart products and services throughfinancing programs; and conduct policy research and advocacy.

Outcome #1: Disseminating an estimated 300,000 additional Proximity products and services  over three years will result in 500,000 rural families increasing their household productivity and thus increase their annual household incomes by an average of $200-$300 over a period of at least four years. Additional incomes will result in the following outcomes for rural community members - a) more food and better nutrition for the family, b) investment in the farm for the next crop and c) to pay for childrens school fees.

Outcome #2: Product financing programs will provide an estimated 15,000 to 25,000 rural households annually with access to credit to purchase new irrigation, solarand farm technologies they want.

Outcome#3: Key Myanmar leaders will receive constructive and critical economic analysis on specific topics related to economic reforms andnation building. Key audiences are the Presidents Office, senior reform Ministers, Speaker of the Lower House, Ethnic leaders and Opposition party leaders.
Kukumbi 505563 Kukumbi is registered within the framework of laws governing civil society organizations in Mozambique under Registration No. 26 dated 3rd of April 2009. Kukumbi is a community development organization, which was founded in 1997 and recognized by the government in 1998. The founders are all residents of Zambézia Province, Mozambique. It was created in response to the demand by local people tomeet their development needs based on their experience in working with local communities during and soon after the 16-year long civil war that displaced many people. The constitution was announced in the Government Gazette III SERIES # Nr. 27 on 3rd July 2002.
Kukumbi is headed by a seven (7) member Management Committee who include a female. The Management Committee are well known in their local communities, and have extensive knowledge of the issues faced by the local people. The Management Committee, in consultation with the beneficiaries and other key stakeholders determine the policies and overall direction of the organisation and its programmes. The Management Committee has the Audit and Finance sub-committee, which monitors the management of Kukumbi resources.

The main intervention areas:
# Governance  and democracy
# Disaster risk reduction
# HIV and AIDS
# Education and Gender
# Kukumbi Institutional Development.