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Droit a la Difference Activists Organization for Development and Human Rights (AODHR) was created during the uprisings in Yemen and officially became registered in 2012. The organisation is based in Taiz. AODHR  seeks establishing the principles of human rights and spread themorals ofco-existence and tolerance. They focus on two important issues, one of them protecting children from the dangers and risks they face, the other one supporting women and qualifying them in order to reach decision-making positions to be a partnerin various aspects of life efficiently and effectively.

Under the Women on the Frontline programme the following outcomes are planned for the proposedproject period:
- 60 young women leaders have been trained and have the required skills and abilitieson political rights, leadership and negotiation to realize advocacy and mobilization campaigns.
- Through radio and TV episodes about million people in Taiz have listened to information related to women rights and the most important issues that shouldbereflected in the (new) laws.
- 3 silent marches and 2 wall drawing activities related to women rights and to support womens participation in public life have mobilized participation of the wider community in Taiz.
- 80 people (male and female activists, media personnel, lawyers, leaders ) have participated in the dialogue forums and submitted their opinions on what should be included in the new laws.
- An overview of legal suggestions and adaptations has been drafted in relation to laws such as the personal status law, penal code, labor and the elections system to ensure they are gender sensitive.
Provision of wash minimum services Winterization response for five communities in Balkh, a northern province of Afghanistan, through non food items.
Value Chain Project Project Description:
The project is implemented by three partners; Help Foundation, Doaba Foundation and participatory Development Initiatives (PDI). The project aims at;
1. Improving smallholders' household food security through promoting crop diversification and minor crops value chain in mono-cropping areas of district Rajanpur
2. Sustainable Livelihood through Medicinal Plants Business Promotion
3. Vegetables <(>&<)> Fruits Value Chain Capacity Building Project
In sindh the project aims at;
# 300 women farmers are mobilized by forming and strengthening 30 Women Farmers Organizations [WFOs] and 3 Women#s Producer Organizations [WPOs] in Mirpur Sakro Tehsil of District Thatta and women farmer cooperative societies [ POs] of Sindh are networked through the Federation of women#s agriculture cooperative societies
# Capacities and Skills of 100 WFO/WPO member women farmers are build in improved tomato productionvalue chain in Mirpur Sakro Tehsil of District Thatta
# Skills and capacities of women 100 farmers are build in collective marketing of tomato to ensure fair prices for their tomato crops in Mirpur Sakro Tehsil of District Thatta
In Layyah district of Punjab province, the project is in the second year of its implementation and aims at establishing value chain of Herbal Plants. During the 1st year of the project partner Doaba undertook study on value chain of herbal plant, established demo plots, processed herbal plants tolocal market and supplied herbal medicine in local market.  During this (2nd) phase of the program Doaba will be more extensively focusing on market linkage to promote use of herbal products. To get that a market study will be undertaken to understand the market dynamics relevant to herbal plants. Which will serve as base to develop linkage with different market forces, besides the productionand processing part will remain continued to maintain the supply chain.
In Rajanpur District of Punjab; partner Help Foundations aims that;
1. 720 small farming households (90% registered citizens) of District Rajanpur will be actively engaged in a duel-tier collective saving <(>&<)> lending mechanism established to fill the gap of their financial capacity for agricultural activities especially Mungbean cultivation;
2. Mungbean yields will increase and small farmers# bargaining power will be strengthened through introduction of improved and modern farming methods, cash grants, seed bank establishment, value chain trainings and improved access to departmental facilitations;
3. 03 Farmer Associations will be established with their Mungbean collection/purchase, processing and collective marketing system through strengthening local capacities; and
4. Stakeholders# understanding of Mungbean Value Chain dynamics andissues will be enhanced through carrying out research initiatives on relevant subjects to provide the research-based stand for future advocacy/practice level programs on the subject.
Legal Aid support The overall objective of this project is to promote legal awareness and expand opportunity for the poor, social policy target groups, ethnic minorities, women, children and other disadvantaged groups to access to free legal aid in order to ensure that they can realize their legitimate rights and interests in compliance with Vietnamese laws and other international conventions to which Vietnam is a party.
The project has five outcomes focusing on:
- building capacity for its organization and branches themselves
- developingand strengthening its free legal aid services
- contributing to changes on legal framework to protect legal rights of target groups
- rasing awareness for the target groups on their legal rights
- and expanding partnership with other national/international organizations.
Empower youth for work Butterfly Works IKEA Foundation and Oxfam share the belief that in order to break the spiral of poverty in developing contexts, it is essential to promote a positive enabling environment for young people, especially girls, to thrive and contribute to their community. We share a particular concern for those communities that are hit hardest by climate change.

Working together, we want to ensure that by 2021 over 26,000 young people who are living in rural climate-change affected areas have better economic prospects through the creation ofnew jobs, the improvement of existing jobs and the creation of more lucrative opportunities for youth-led micro-enterprises. Through our advocacy work to change laws and policies and an edutainment  campaign around youth rights we aim to reach at least 2,000,000 people in the four targeted countries of Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Indonesia and Pakistan. There is no single approach to achieve this. We propose to launch an integrated and innovative programme based on our theory of change that targets agency, capacity and skills; economic opportunities and policy and norms. From the very beginning through co-creation and through the cycle of the programme we will work closely with local civil society, youth, government, small-medium enterprises (SMEs), and communities to ensure effectivelyand sustainability.
GROW Campagn - Mozambique - CTV This Project is part of the CTV #Land and Forest# program, in the component of monitoring of public institutions# procedures of land rights allocation to external investors.

Through the monitoring of public institutions# procedures of land rights allocation linked with the LNG project in Palma, CTV aims to:
- Protect communities# rights and ensure their participation in local development
- Advocate for an adequacy between political speech and real practices of private and public institutions, based on the three pillars of sustainable development (economical, social and environmental).

CTV is working in several provinces with a network of legal community workers, which will be active in this monitoring process, providing assistance to the affectedcommunities, and establishing thelink with CTV#s juridical specialists at a provincial and national level.

CTV is currently assuming the secretary of the Mozambican civil society platform on natural resources and extractive industry. At a national level, as well as in Palma district, CTV collaborates closely with the other members of the platform, and plans to include journalists from various social communication Medias, inthe field visits for the monitoring of the licensing process of LNG in Palma district.
Oxfam GB North Iraq Joint Response II Project title: North Iraq Joint Response-2:
The humanitarian crisis in Iraq has been one of the most rapidly unfolding in the world. Since January 2014, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have made significant territorial gains with its tactic of brutal killings. Since then, 3.1M1 people have fled their homes in three mass waves of displacement, and multiple smaller ones. New displacement continue to take place: in April 2015, 130,000 people fled Ramadi when ISIS started its siege of the city. In May, tens of thousands more were displaced within hours after the city fell. Displaced families have found safety in villages, towns and cities throughout the country, however the Kurdish Region of Iraq is hosting 49% of all IDPs. Recognizing that the Iraq crisis is a protection crisis, the project has mainstreamed protection elements (such as referrals, advocacy to appropriate duty bearers on the rights of conflict affected populations and communication of information to communities) through the two key sectors of intervention: food security and WASH.
In this project, Oxfam will work on Food security , Protection and WASH in Diyala and Kirkuk   focussing on IDPs and host community with special attention to needs of vulnerable groups such as women, children and elderly people. The project duration is from October 2015 till end of February 2017 and the expected results are:
- 1200 individuals will receive a cash grant of 360 USDand kitchen sets composed of pots, pans, cooking utensils and stoves that allow target beneficiaries to procure and cook nutritiousfood;
- Seeds and tools packages support improved food consumption and dietary diversity of 6000 target beneficiaries;
- re-stocking of animals and animal fodder will allow 360 target beneficiaries to resume livelihood activities;
- Critical hygiene items and hygiene promotion activities allow 6000 target beneficiaries to meet their most immediate hygiene-related needs and lead to reduced risks of waterborne diseases;
- Construction of family latrines improve sanitation and hygiene practices of 1200 target beneficiaries and reduced risks of waterborne diseases;
- Undertake emergency WASH response in water provision, sanitation and hygiene promotion based on needs as these arise in target locations during the course of the project for 6000 individuals.
Empowerment and raising voice of ethnic In June 2014, a three-day conference to discuss sustainable development in the remote Northern mountainous regions of Vietnam was organized by the World Bank and Thai Nguyen University. The conference, Sustainable Development and Ethnic Minority Poverty Reductionin Mountainous Regions , aimed to discuss opportunities for sustainable poverty reduction in the region drawing from lessons of successful experiences in Vietnam and elsewhere. Participants include government officials at both central and provincial levels, researchers, business people, development partners and practitioners including from other countries.
The EMWG thematic discussion paper provided deep analysis of critical issues in achieving sustainable development of ethnic minorities in Vietnam. Six important topics were concisely presented as listed below:
- A lack of representation and participation of ethnic minority in policy formation
- A fragmented policy framework and lack of coordination
- Discrimination and Stigma
- Education
- Livelihoods
- Land rights.
The sharing welcomed more than 30 participants from development organizations and research institutions. Representatives of Caritas Switzerland and Helvetas presented about their projects in Ha Giang, Cao Bang and Hoa Binh provinces. They shared their good practices in promoting local participation in socio-economic development activities in their communities. The integration of local people into agricultural activities and public administrative management would ensure a sustainable development in ethnic minority areas.
CECOHAS - Zambeze PostFloods Response CECOHAS # Centro de Coordenação das ONGs para Higiene, Agua e Saneamento, is a national NGO, founded in 12/10/2002, in the LichingaCity, Niassa Province, with purpose to promoting and improving sustainable low-cost water and sanitation technologies within the family and communitities. CECOHAS has been working in Zambezia Province since 2002 and is a member of FONGZA - Forum of NGOs in Zambezia and ANEW - African Forum for Water and Sanitation.
In Zambezia Province, CECOHAS operates in districts of Milange, Nicoadala, Lugela, Ilé, Maganja da Costa and Pebane.
CECOHAS Vision is a society free from diseases and water-related illnesses where people have access to safe water and adequate sanitation as a basic right. Its mission is to contribute to strengthening disadvantaged communities in Mozambique, advocating the need of access to sanitation and safe water for all.
CO-506575 Oxfam will Strengthen civil society's capacity for influence  to advocate for a fair redistribution of resources, equal opportunities for development, and to protect the rights of marginalized communities through national and regional advocacy
Corn value chain development This Corn Value chaine Development (VCD) project,  implemented by Union Paysanne pour le Developpement Integré (UPDI) and funded byOxfam Novib,  fits into the strategic plan  2011-2015 of UPDI.
Objective: Contributes to create a farmer#s movement organised and competitive capable  to improve social and economic conditions of small farmers (corn production). Aiming to reinforce results, make them more visible and to promote greater change, this project focus on technical support of producers gathered incooperatives with special attention to their professionalization.
It is located in territories of Walungu (Kamanyola) and Uvira (Lubarika, Katogota andLuvungi), Province of South Kivu, in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Main resultats:
- 252 farmers, members of 4 cooperatives ofRuzizi Plain, produced 1.239 tonnes of corn (2012).
- At least 83,250 Kg packed and labeled seasonal A (2013) ;
- A marketing channel better organized (at least 72,875 kg of maize grains stored in outlets are sold either directly or in websites or to Bukavu);
- Better access to a fair and remunerative market;
- 4 famers cooperative strengthened and professionalised with business operational have each increased  their turnover to U.S. $ 21,685;
- Increased opportunities for access to capital and agricultural loans through a strong linking and collaboration with GAMF MFIs members (2 cooperatives and 4 Mutual Solidarity (MUSO)  have received agriculturalloan);
- Resources from the sale of maize now managed collectively within households to cover basic needs (medical care, school fees, etc..).

This Corn VCD project leans also on #agribusiness# approach. It reinforces production through transformation and storage, food security and market. Furthermore, to prevent land conflicts, it is based on #integrated management of soil fertility#. In partnership with other donor, UPDI contributes also to better social cohesion through transformation of conflicts.
Target group : 250 small famers household (1500 persons, including 944 women)
Lambda Active Citizenship Lambda has been developing its activities to promote civil rights, human and citizens ' legal LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender), through awareness-raising and education, advocacy and social dialogue. Thus, according to the Strategic Plan, Lambdaintends to reduce prejudice and discrimination against LGBT citizens; promote the recognition and protection of equal rights for LGBT citizens and strengthen self-esteem and mental and sexual health protection of LGBT citizens. this project is funded by SIDA.
Sustainable bamboo business development The project #Promoting sustainable and responsible production of rattan/bamboo through business development support# is a one-year project which is to be implemented from June 2015 to December 2015 in two provinces: Thanh Hoa and Nghe An, under the financial support of # 55,000 from Oxfam. With a view to promoting the sustainable and responsible production of rattan/bamboo products in Vietnam, the project aims to develop a pilot model in which SMEs in rattan and bamboo sectors are supported to apply effectively global quality standards as well as other market development initiatives, together with supportive policies and regulations. It will be carried out in coordination with Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), Research Institute for Sustainable Forest Management andForest Certification (SFMI), Academy of Forest Sciences (FAFS) and a number of enterprises operating in rattan/bamboo sectors in Nghe An and Thanh Hoa provinces.
To achieve its objective, the project#s main interventions include: Research and policy advocacy, Partnership, coalition establishment and capacity building and Strong engagement of private sector. More specifically, it will start with a study and assessment of rattan/bamboo value chain in Vietnam and possibly neighboring countries, focusing on current status of global certificates or quality standards by SMEs,  natural resource management, market and labor issues, gender and women#s empowerment in the value chain. Based on the research results, more business development support activities will be provided by different stakeholders and partners, particularly Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI). Capacity building activities for farmers and small scale producers as well as the involvement and commitment of SMEs in the this field is expected to make contribution to more sustainable and responsible consumption and production of rattan/bamboo products in Vietnam.
Guarantee for Agricultural Loan The main objective of this project is economic development of small farmers by facilitating access to agricultural loan and with focus on promotion of small farmers and development of sustainable agribusiness.

Access to agricultural credit (loan) can be seen as mean of promoting the development of agriculture. The rural world has less access or cannot benefit from services Microfinance Institutes MFI services operating in eastern DRC. As part of strengthening the access mechanism to the means of production (capital) of small producers, in collaboration with Oxfam Novib GAMF is putting in place a guarantee  pilot project for agricultural loans for a period of 12 months. This project started in November 2012 (it is extended # without additional costs # until April 2014). After evaluation, we#ll examine the possibilities of its integration into the regular project of GAMF.

This Pilot Project assigns to meet relevant requirements of agricultural credit of 100 farmers whose bankable projects by sector are validated by Provincial Advisory Council of South Kivu.
Following results are to be expected:
# Access to funds for two agricultural sectors judged as promising according to feasibility studies performed by GAMF, including rice and maize;
# capacities of production of 100 farmers are strengthened through access to agricultural credit/loan. To do so beneficiaries will be trained in agribusiness and editing business plan;
# The capacities of agents members of GAMF (4 IMFs) are strengthened in management and monitoring of agricultural credit;
# Similarly, the capacities of farmers beneficiary are reinforced on credit management;
# Agricultural Financing although at risk is controlled and provides an opportunity for IFMs. Thereby promoting a culture of agricultural credit and strengthen rural entrepreneurship and a business climate by the end of April 2014.
The guarantee  fund made available to the MFI have  to cover the risks related to agriculture occured and confirmed by the specialized services  or management fund commitee during the cropping period including natural disasters, floods, erosion, disease and devastation by insects.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda Oxfam Ireland (OIE) unrestricted commitment for FY 2016/17-Programme Allocation
Women land right
Humanitarian capacity Building <(>&<)> preparedness
Digital Communication initiatives
Climate Change Actions (including CSA)
Youth Empowerment programme
Yemen 21 Forum: Yemeni Women Leaders Yemen 21 forum was created by Ministry of Culture decree number 132 /1998 on 14 November. Y21F has the general object of helping Yemen move into the 21st Century.

The main approach of the form plans to use in its efforts is by instilling the worlds values amongthe Yemeni people. These includes respect for human rights, press freedom, tolerance, denouncing violence, plural politics, liberaleconomics, a better awareness and appreciation of other peoples and nations and the ability to constructively interact with them.

The proposed project builds on a current project the Y21F has with the Dutch Embassy. This current project aims at identifying 100 Yemini women leaders of all disciplines from Aden, Hadramout, Taiz, Hodidah and Ibb to increase the number of profiles of women leaders. A database with profiles already exists but needs updating and expansion to counter arguments that no female leaders are available.

It is a timely project as one of the outcomes of the National Dialogue Conference is the establishment of a quota 30% women representation in all state institutions. This program aims to reach out to women leaders in and outside Sanaa as well so also womenfrom other governorates will be better equipped to advocate for womens rights and to meaningfully take up formal positions and a prominent role in public life. Moreover, this project aims to create 2nd and 3rd generation women leaders as the current women in prominent positions have not generated a new generation of women leaders.

The mentorship approach brings women from different political parties and backgrounds together (they have been identified through the project with the Dutch embassy and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung) to receive and give advice to other women and to have a safe space where they can find like minded women and support. The thematic working groups will address topics such as negotiation techniques, career building, public speech, dealing with media etc.
CO-506574 OUS is providing funds to support the Regional scale up of the Lake Chad Response. The Lake Chad crises emergency was initially a CAT 2 Emergency and was country based. With the increase in the humanitarian consequences with Nigeria having 7Miliion persons as affected excluding neigbouring countries of Niger, Chad and Cameroon, Oxfam decided to scale up the response to a Regional level CAT 1 response to improve response and reach.