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Maya mam Youngs and Women fortified politically defending In rights in Guatemala The project will be implemented in a multilingual area of the Mam indigenous community. It aims at develop women´s capacities and competencies to increase their voices in 10 communities and in national and departmental movements of which they are part. La Escuela Plural de Formación, la están coordinando con 4 departamentos: Retalhuleu, Huehuetenango y Quetzaltenango (área Mam)
Organizational strengthening for Economic empowerment of powerless women The general objective of the project is to generate local dynamics that contribute to a major Economic Participation and Leadership of Women in the control and access to economic resources and Livelihoods through Strengthening Women associative structures as mechanisms that contribute to the achievement  of that goal. Through the project management done by women their economic initiatives will be strengthened.
Guatemala Highland Value Chain Dev. Alliance The project aims generating the proper conditions for the start -up of the Guatemala Highland Value Chain Development Alliance Project. The objective of this project is imporving the productive assets of one women group and three producers organizations (480 families) of the Sololá Province of the Guatemalan Highland. It contributes to the overall objective of the Guatemala Highland Value Chain Development Alliance
Consolidating a culture of safety and resilience in networks in metropolitan Gua This proposal aims to revitalize the system of civil disaster protection by consolidating the ECORED, Metropolitan Risk Management Platform and the Network of Youth exercising leadership in the organization and training of new members of their networks, assuming their role as active members of the National Coordinator for Disaster Risk Reduction CONRED. Besides strengthening the young actors and civil society, in order to influence the implementation of public policies for comprehensive disaster risk management, timely management information, public awareness, communication in social networks and radios line for the collective construction of a culture of safety and resilience at the Department of Guatemala.
Link farmers to markets to feed the city To improved system of rural economic development, by reducing production costs and the price of local produce in urban markets. To do this the project will consolidate strategic engagement and alliances between small -scale producer groups, urban consumers and public policy -makers. Taking into account the dimension of the malnutrition problem in the country, this proposal can commit to facilitate better access to food in the market fairs, sold at better prices.
"Follow-up disaster preparedness activities in precarious settlements Guatemala" Fifteen communities previously targeted by DIPECHO V and VI in Guatemala, Chinautla, and San Miguel Petapa will be involved in several follow -up activities including refreshment training sessions for local emergency committees (COLRED), strengthening of local and municipal links and coordination, follow -up to Family Emergency Plans activities, as well as preparation of DIPECHO VI final report and supporting activities to formulate DIPECHO VII project.
Advocacy and alliances for Disaster Risk Reduction management in Guatemala This proposal seeks to promote the use of online social networks most commonly used in Guatemala (facebook, twitter, etc..) In order to strengthen the coordination between the platform Metropolitan COLRED, ECORED, civil society actors 8 municipalities Guatemala department through the training of 60 young people from different communities highly vulnerable to disasters. In late October 2013, young people trained in social networks will be in the ability to connect to the media and disaster response system in the country for both exposing the needs of urban communities which are affected by disasters.
Governance through the active participation of young people The purpose of the project is to  launch and consolidate a process of training for teenage and young people (women and men) to demand their rights, having a scenario of electoral process. The young people will be trained to analyse and challenge the political will of current candidates that may run the country in the future, to ensure the continuity on -going public policies that are inclusive.  The project will benefit 200 people among citizens and local autorities as direct beneficiaries and it is estimated that will benefit indirectly around 14,000 persons in 5 municipalities.
Peasant women in 3 municipalities Guatemala have improved food security This project will improve the resilience capacity of 40 women peasant indigenous in the municipality Santa Catharina Ixtahuacan, department of Sololá in Guatemala. Aditionally,  the project will  also improve the food disponibility for 60  families in San Andrés Semetabaj, Sololá, Guatemala. The project will set 40 rain water collect system in Santa Catharina and a grain bank in San Andrés Semetabaj. The results and success of the project could be possible to verify at the end of march 2013. This experience will be use as evidence for the targets of the Vamos al Grano campaign.
Reduce the impact of El Niño on food security and nutrition of the most vulnerab The project focuses on contributing to increasing the resilience of livelihoods to the most vulnerable households suffering from food insecurity due to recurrent drought in the dry corridor of Guatemala.
Implementation of plans for preventing violence in schools active participation This project works on violence prevention with youth groups, children and education community for the exchange of ideas, beliefs and attitudes change. Strengthening new leaderships in young men and women, and indigenous.
Financial Management for Continuity of Labor Organizations Maya Women in Defense This project is the exit strategy of the former project funded by Oxfam to Pop Noj. As an exit strategy, Pop No'j will develop a funding strategy during the next 10 months in order to give continuity of the work done with the Organizations of Mayan Women in defense of their rights. The project aims as well at empowering women for them to participate efectively in public spaces, as well as working with men to recognise indigenous women as political actors, under the Maya cosmovision.
Political Empowerment of  Mayan Women for their development in Quiché This is one -off project to Ixmukané to exercise the social audit on Q.6 million that Ixmucané managed to get approved by local authorities. These funds have the potential to benefit women in 13 municipalities in Quiché. The project will directly benefit 250 women leaders and indirectly 1,000 aprox . The project will also allow  -through a short but intensive process - to set the installed capacity in social audit, contributing to the learning experience within the organisation with great potential to be replicated by other women's organisations.
Maya Mam Youngs and women fortified politically defending in rights in Guatemala The projecto will be implemented a multilingual area of the Mam indigenous community. It aims at develop wimen capacities an competences to increase their voices in 4 (four) departments: Huehuetenango, San Marcos, Quetzaltenango y Retalhueleu in national in regional areas which they are part.
Multiculturalism, gender and transparency in Guatemala's justice This initiative gives continuity to CAFCA efforts to strengthen the State of Law in Guatemala through developing a model of efficient criminal investigation in guatemalan gouvernment that guarantees profits in the fight against impunity of legitimate and sustainable form.
Women and rural producers accessing markets and greater food security -Guatemala The project is launched Guatemala, specifically in two departments, Sololá and Chiquimula,  The objective of the project is to increase market access and food security, in conditions of gender equity, or rural smallholder farmers and subsistence farmers in the project intervention areas.  The project has three results related to increase the participation in the market in better conditions, to improve the family's access to the food in time of crisis and increase the women's economic participation, the project has duration of two years and it will be implemented with five partners and the budget is of six million dollars
New business models and food security in the Highlands Guatemala The objective of the project is to support 500 smallholder farmers, their families, and women in particular, to improve their livelihoods and their power in markets by participating in more equitable and sustainable business models, increasing access to and control over productive assets and services, and inmproving capabilities. The project includes a research component which will document and evaluate the experience as evidence to strengthen local, national, and international advocacy.
Conservation and sustainable land management (SLM) in Baja Verapaz, Mesoamerica Contribute through 1) Build, implement and validate sustainable production models aimed at the prevention, recovery and management of land, water and energy in marginalized community territories of arid, semiarid and dry sub -humid in Guatemala. 2) Develop local capacity and strengthen management resources for community access to tools and public resources for SLM. 3) Develop and achieve improvements in public policies and the widespread development of sustainable production models.
Response Substantial Increase in Food Insecurity of the Dry Corridor in Guatemal The project will focus on facilitating access to food during the most critical food scarcity periods and contributing to the recovery of sustainable livelihoods for the most vulnerable families that are suffering from food insecurity due to the drought.
ECHO - Response to Drought/Earthquake 1000 families are engaged in cash for work, having access to cash that served during the most critical period of the dry product. 1360 families will have access to agricultural inputs at the right time to ensure coseha 2013 of 0.5 hectares of maize and bean 0.32 per producer. 420 families affected by the earthquake will have temporary housing and construction activities involving these.
Guatemala Volcano Response July 2018 This proposal aims to help to protect the life, dignity and recovery of families in the Escuintla, Sacatepéquez and Chimaltenango districts affected by the damage caused by the Volcán de Fuego eruption. The funds of GBP18,725 will cover a part of Oxfam's immediate Humanitarian assistance response, specific to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, in Guatemala. The response will reach 3,500 people (51% Women). The value of Oxfam's total response is GBP555,000. The intervention will help to ensure the right to assistance, protection and access to equitable and safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene of people affected. These activities will have a high -level of prioritisation, as time is critical to prevent the deepening of people´s vulnerability and also to avoid the risk of a disease spreading into an epidemic. Activities • Delivery of water filters to guarantee safe water for people in official and non -official shelters. • Delivery of items for personal, domestic and environmental hygiene (personal hygiene kits including items for menstruation) for people in official and non -official shelters. • Delivery of supplies to cook safely for people in official shelters
Capacity building in DRR of key actors of CONRED at local/municipal level in Gua This project focuses on strengthening the CONRED system's capacity at the local level, in the municipalities of the Mancomunidad del Sur (southern communities) in the department of Guatemala, and strengthening the Mancomunidad's own structures, so that both can play an efficient role in Disaster Risk Reduction and humanitarian response. The action is designed to promote women's active and effective participation in relevant decision -making and coordination spaces at the local, municipal and national level.
Influence for rural development. Improving the capacities of the rural organizations to demand better conditions to the rural population and respect to the women rights
Emergency response in rural Guatemala after tropical depresion 12E To identify the population most affected by rains and to use that information to save lives.
Creative participation of children and youth to prevent violence in Guatemala This project will help strengthen new leaders, creating opportunities for training and community organization for children and youth to guide their participation in public policy advocacy for the prevention of violence and the use of weapons.
New Leadership Training Women and Youth This project aims to improve the capacities of new young leaders and women. Women and young people will be able to better participate in public spaces for decision making to defend their rights. Funds will be directed to training for community leaders (young and women), and advocacy activities with public authorities.
Urban communities in Guatemala improve capacities to cope with climate changes This project aims to improve the resilience of vulnerable communities in the urban area of Guatemala city by improving the early alert systems and preparation activities to be done at community, institutional and municipal levels. The focus of the project is to empower both communities at risk of disasters as well as local authorities to create and lead the implementation of an effective and sustainable metropolitan preparedness and response system. This project is funded by Oxfam and DIPECHO and has a tiem frame of 15 months.
Strengthening women's leadership in Disaster Risk Reduction Provide input on the construction of women's human rights and citizenship, contextualize the local and national realities and situations with regional and global level, linked to the participation of women in these different areas. As regard to their empowerment and capacity building, particularly in the context of building resilience and reducing disaster risk. All through women leaders from all departments of Guatemala trained during the months of September 2013 to March 2014.
Immediate response to the humanitarian needs caused by the impact of El Niño,GUA The project focuses on contributing to save and preserve the lives of the most vulnerable people affected by food and nutrition insecurity in the El Niño impacted areas of Guatemala
Humanitarian emergency assistance to population affected in Guatemala Improve living conditions, water, sanitation and hygiene in communities affected by drought and floods, with support strategies that enable them to better prepare to mitigate and respond to disasters.
Response to humanitarian needs caused by the impact of El Niño in Guatemala. Substantially reduce the period of food shortages caused by the impact of El Niño in the production of maize and beans for home consumption right through cash for work and delivery of fortified flour to children under 5 years.
Towards a young and multicultural citizenship This project will contribute to an on -going training process of 672 young people among women and men, from the municipality of Barillas, Huehuetenango.  Its relevance is related to the next electoral process providing young people an important political -education -base to maintain reliable political dialogues, raise their demands and influence the political agendas of candidates at municipal and departamental level. The empowerment and sense judgement of youth aims to change the practices of exclusion in the political environment in the municipality.
Organizational empowerment of vulnerable groups in Quetzaltenango Training to Mam indigenous women to be able to participate in local decision making spaces in 8 municipalities for them to be able to change policies towards women
Emergency response to earthquake in Guatemala Cover immediate basic needs of the vulnerable population most affected by the earthquake in two municipalities of San Marcos and Quetzaltenango
Emergency response to Tropical Storm Agatha in Sololá and Baja Verapaz This project will contribute to protecting the public health and livelihoods of the people in areas of Sololá and Baja Verapaz affected by Tropical Storm Agatha. It will support men, women and children to have access to food security, livelihoods and access to water according to Sphere standards in temporary in the most vulnerable villages.
Rural producers and rural women hace access to public funds in Guatemala This project aims to influence public institutions in charge of defining the investment in rural development and women in Guatemala. It will monitor the public budget and build solid proposals on the appropriate amount of investment needed in this sectors. The grant will fund research, publications, advocacy activities before de Congress and meetings with social organisations.
Technical and political strenghenen for ADIFECH Young Women The project will be implemented a multilingual area of de Mam indigenous community. Increase their women voices in 1 department: Huehuetenango.
Mayan women knowing and demanding their rights in Guatemala The project aims to strength the knowledge, recognition and exercise of Kaqchikeles and Tzutuhiles women's rights.  It will contribute through a training process to empower women's leadership in the public sphere at community, municipal and departamental levels. It will carry out simultaneous actions to demand their rights on health, education, environment and economy.
Response to the Humanitarian needs caused by the impact of El Nino in Guatemala Oxfam and its partners propose a humanitarian response project focused on facilitating access to food for the most vulnerable families affected directly by the loss of the September 2015 harvest in the dry corridor in Guatemala. The response focuses on families with children under 5 where levels of acute malnutrition have already risen alarmingly and where the number of children at extreme risk of acute malnutrition is even higher. The situation requires an immediate humanitarian response. Cash for Work (CFW) activities will be developed to provide the families with the minimum income they require in order to be able to ensure food for their families and avoid increasingly severe health deterioration or loss of life.
Diffusing and reflecting feminist looks at reality from Guatemala This project is to give continuity to the publishing of the rope alternative media writing feminist and women, generating positive public position on political participation and contribution of women, youth and indigenous people. An assessment of the scope of the publication. Is a closure project.
Stregthtening of Indigenous people & women demanding to justice and Human Rights The project intends to give access to justice for indigenous women as an experience that might be replicated in other regions of the country . The project also pretends to dicrease violence against women through the empowerment of local women for them to influence local authorities and prevent lynching. The project will benefit ditectily to 259 women from 176 communities of Huehuetenango and Quiché, Guatemala.
GUA:Immediate response humanitarian needs caused by the impact of El Niño The project will focus on improving access to food in the critical food shortage periods in 2017 and 2018 using cash transfers. In addition to cash, in -kind support will provide families with fortified flour to supplement the diet of children under 5 with acute malnutrition or at risk of facing it. The decision to distribute fortified flour along with the cash is based on the evidence from post distribution monitoring of previous projects.
Strengthening AU member states capacity and capabilities to detect, prevent and respond to public health emergencies The project addresses key gaps around laboratory capacity development for confirmation of outbreaks, diagnosis of diseases and survey and surveillance. The interventions proposed under this project will also help to fill gaps that are prevailing in the biobanks and challenges related to access to quality diagnostics
Project for strengthening Infectious Disease Control System Strengthening of Mongolia public health crisis response capacity through the provision of technical assistance and capacity building
ASEAN-ROK Cooperation Project on Capacity Building for Infectious Disease Preparedness and Response Supporting ASEAN countries' capacity building to respond to infectious diseases and Strengthening the international cooperation system against the inflow of infectious diseases into Korea by Establishment of monitoring system for epidemic and trend of infectious diseases in ASEAN
INSO Nigeria and Cameroon 2020 INSO Nigeria and Cameroon 2020 Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO
Contribuer à l'amélioration de l'accès aux soins de qualité et au renforcement des capacités de résilience des populations déplacées internes, réfugiées et hôtes vulnérables qui souffrent des conséquences de l'insécurité et des catastrophes dans l'Extrême-Nord du Cameroun Contribuer à l'amélioration de l'accès aux soins de qualité et au renforcement des capacités de résilience des populations déplacées internes, réfugiées et hôtes vulnérables qui souffrent des conséquences de l'insécurité et des catastrophes dans l'Extrême-Nord du Cameroun Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO Infants,PLW,Male,Female,IDPS,Refugees
Commission Decision on the financing of humanitarian actions in favour of Malawi to be financed from the 11th European Development Fund (EDF) Commission Decision on the financing of humanitarian actions in favour of Malawi to be financed from the 11th European Development Fund (EDF) Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters
Provide unconditional assistance to vulnerable, food insecure Mauritanian households during the 2020 lean season. Provide unconditional assistance to vulnerable, food insecure Mauritanian households during the 2020 lean season. Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO Infants,PLW
Strengthening the Covid-19 outbreak response in Sudan through support to rapid response teams, case detection, contact tracing and support to infection prevention and control in health structures in Khartoum state. Strengthening the Covid-19 outbreak response in Sudan through support to rapid response teams, case detection, contact tracing and support to infection prevention and control in health structures in Khartoum state. Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO
Mitigating the Impact of COVID-19 on the food security of urban households in low-income areas through emergency cash assistance Mitigating the Impact of COVID-19 on the food security of urban households in low-income areas through emergency cash assistance Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters
Scaling up Forecast based Financing/Early Warning Early Action (FbF/EWEA) and Shock Responsive Social Protection (SRSP)  with innovative use of climate risk information for disaster resilience in ASEAN Scaling up Forecast based Financing/Early Warning Early Action (FbF/EWEA) and Shock Responsive Social Protection (SRSP)  with innovative use of climate risk information for disaster resilience in ASEAN Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO
Emergency lifesaving WaSH, Shelter and Multi-purpose cash assistance to populations affected by conflict or any sudden shock in South Yemen Emergency lifesaving WaSH, Shelter and Multi-purpose cash assistance to populations affected by conflict or any sudden shock in South Yemen Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters Elderly,Disabled,IDPS,Returnees