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Counterpart 506829 Nivenyee This project will contribute to enjoyment of rights of People Living with HIV and AIDS. The project will consist in information andawareness campaigns on prevention, mitigation and access to treatment with special target to girls and young people. The activitieswill be conducted by NIVENYE, an NGO based in Nampula province. Specic objectives include:

- Community mobilization to promote womens acess to and treatment of HIV and AIDS;
- Information and sensitization and counseling campaigns on HIV andAIDS;
- Sensitize people adherence to treatament of HIV and AIDS
-  Promote  access to income generating activities to families with PLHHS particularly to womens headed household,  widows and people with disabilities ;
Counterpart 506737 ACUMIM ACUMIM is an association that use culture to promote women rights and economic empowerment for women in Mozambique Island and surrounding districts. Its is comprised by 250 women divided in several groups that sing, dance and play theatre.
ACUMIM fight gender based violence, sexual abuse of women , early marriages and promotes women economic empowerment through income generating activities and saving programs benefitting its members.  ACUMIM is well known across the country and participated in several cultural festivals and was the winner in 2013. ACUMIM is often invited to perform in national special events. Mozambique Island is one of the World Heritages and ACUMIM has contributed to its visibility due participation promotional videos and spots in collaboration with Government institutions in the area of tourism and culture.

With current project ACUMIM will contribute to reduction of practices and impunity of Gender Based Violence in Mozambique Island. This will be achieved through information and sensitization campaigns on Women rightswith special emphasis on legislation that punish Gender based violence.
During implementation of the Project ACUMIM will organize 48 street theatre sessions , 36 debate sessions  that will discuss women rights.  Additionally in order to achieve sustainability ACUMIM members will engage themselves in saving programs. Existing experiences show that such programs contribute for well being of women and their families and the members contribute with their gains for the sustainability of their organizations.   Additionally withpresent project ACUMIM will define a Strategic Plan that will guide the vision, mission and main outcomes to be achieved in the next 5 years.
Challenging Impunity on GBV Under this support, WCLAC aims to continue its work on women#s rights in the OPT. Two key results are the focus here: working with the local media particularly the Palestinian Journalists syndicate on the background and the current status of legal reformon promoting women#s rights (for instance in laws dealing with Social Security, Pension Law, and Palestinian Law for People with Disabilitiesand banking procedures). For over two decades WCLAC has been at the forefront of asking for changes in laws thatdiscriminate against women with mixed results. Working with media is one way to ensure that journalists are gender sensitive and understand the contextbetter to then be more interested to write about legal reforms for women#s rights:. The second key component of this project is theimportant work of combating negative practices against women. WCLAC will build the capacity of its existing volunteer groups by building partnerships with universities and local community organisations. It will also train some select volunteers to document specific cases of women#s rights violations such as femicide (also known as honour killings) and incest on the one hand and on the other womens specific experiences of dealing with the violence that follows in the wake of thecontinuing occupation whether at check pointsor armed clashes .
AAAJC - Resettlement Monitoring and FPIC Oxfam have started to work in Tete in 2013, with doing a research to assess how Involuntary Resetlement have affected the livelihood of 500 families in Mwaladzi village, in partnership with local partner named AAAJC. Since there, collaboration with AAAJChave beencontinuing focusing on training communities on   FPIC (Free, Prior and Informed Consent) and participation on advocacy and decisionmaking forums.

This project, aims to: Contribute to strengthening the capacities of communities to Nhambia Mithole, Revuboé, Chirodzi- Sanagwe, Tenge Makodwe, Mbuzi, Manssamba, Chacocoma and Waenera covered by megaprojects in Tete, advocate for their rights' to land and natural resources and ensure mutual gains from exploitation of mineral resources.

This is afollow-up of a collaboration that have been taking place and will also focus on strengthening AAAJC capacity to deliver quality services.
Advocacy Coalition Support Centre for Indigenous knowledge research and Development (CIRD) is a VNGO and the coordinating organisation of the Forestry land coalition. In 2016, CIDRD and Forland will continue to advocate for 3 issues that have been advocating since 2015, they are including:advocacy for revision of law on forest protection, monitoring process of returning land from SFEs to local ethnic minority community, and advocacy for developing the framework of evaluation of effectiveness of decree 99 on Payment of forest environmental services. Beside of that, they also carrying out some activities to improve their member capacity.

For the revision of forest protection law, the coalition is cooperate with Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Association (VUSTA) and the Committee of of Science, Technology and Environment of National Assembly to advocate for the rights of household and communities in access to the natural forest.

For the monitoring of return the land from state owned forest enterprise, the coalition will work in two provinces of Quang Binh and Gia Lai to set up the monitoring mechanism. After piloting, this mechanism will propose to the Central farther land front for duplication.
SMS (Site management Support) In response to the "Winterization Plan for the Refugees (People of Concern) in Greece" and especially to the request of Greek Ministry of Migration Policy, OXFAM Novib, undertook the movement, relocation and provision of food and accommodation of 327 PoCs (Persons of Concern) in Hotels of Epirus Region in December 2016. The first movement of PoCs held during the second week of December, when the Ministry of Migration decided to move vulnerable families from emergency sites of Northern Greece (Softex, Derveni, Oreokastro and Diavata) to village Ligia (Ionian Hotels (2) of Preveza Prefecture in Epirus Region. The second movement took place two weeks later, when the Ministry of Migration requested the PoCs from the emergency site of Katsikas to be moved to the Hotels of Epirus region(village Eksohi and town Igoumenitsa). One more movement of PoCs held in the beginning of January, when vulnerable families from the emergency site of Derveni moved to third Hotel in village Ligia. Furthermore, OXFAM Novib is planning to move the rest of PoCs from Katsikas site (who are accommodated temporarily in Igoumenitsa), to Hotels in Ioannina region until the end of January. As national NGO and partner of ECKO project, ARSIS has collaborated with OXFAM and provided support in all phases of the emergency movements.
SOUL for Development Youth Learning 1.50  high school students and 20 teachers became well-qualified on Essential Life Skills, Project Design & Management, iEARN Network, and Peer Education.

2.10 community-based projects were implemented by 50 students of the targeted schools in Yemen (two governorates). The idea of these mini-projects is provided by the students themselves. The projects introduce ideas such as providing supportive courses for weak students on different subjects such as math, English and physics, conducting awareness  sessions on cleanness, rehabilitating school labs and libraries.

3.50 teachers, social workers, school principles and parents councils representatives (Two governorates, 5 schools in each governorate, 4 members from each school) are qualified  with the concepts of child rights especially child participation and the right to protection, alternatives to physical and humiliating punishment, and conflict resolution.

4.40 educational sessions  (four sessions in each school) targeting the school community on the child rights concepts and the abovetopics implemented by the Child Right Friends (the school principle, the social worker, the two teachers and the parents council representative). This outcome will be a direct result of the training of the Child Rights Friends who will transfer the concepts gained in phase one to the school community as a whole during the implementation phase of the community based projects...
GMD - Agile Funds GMD is a network organization of NGOs, trade unions, farmers associations, religious groups, research institutions, media and social activists. It propels debate and stages advocacy on poverty, development, sustainable resource management and foreign debt. It screens public expenditure in the water and sanitation, roads, agriculture and employment generation sectors at the district level. It conducts studies on governance and mining. It monitors and evaluates public policies.
in the context of Mozambican Hidden debts, with this initiative GMD aims to: Promote responsible and inclusive economic and financial governance, based on effective and efficientmobilization and allocation of public resources.
Specificaly:
Share and discuss the current results of the international audit (kroll) on "hidden debts";
Press the sovereign institutions to accelerate the full publication of the international report and to take subsequent accountability steps;
Discuss transparent and sustainable mechanisms of development finance, based on international experience, to avoid similar situations of bad governance in the future; and
Produce a national Common Position (Pemba) and a Commitment Final Declaration (Maputo) to serve as a basis for joint advocacy and monitoring of progress in restoring good governance in the country.
Accroître les capacités organ. et manag. Le projet vise à accroitre les capacités organisationnelles et managériales des coopératives qui sont membres de CAPAD,  en leur dotant d#une vision,  une mission et un plan d#action propres à elles pour qu#elles soient bien gérées et deviennent un  centre effectif de formation et d#information pour ses membres. L#autre objectif du projet est de renforcer les capacités de gestion des dirigeants et agents de la CAPAD à travers les formations et autres appuis institutionnels.
ACORD Uganda WECAN Project We Can Campaign (WCC) is a global intervention  initiated by Oxfam and committed to end all violence against Women (VAW).The campaign seeks to build a social movement of individuals committed to oppose all VAW in their personal relationships and communities and aims to achieve this through alliance building;   with a broad range of influential individuals  and institutions such as cultural leaders, Community role models, artistes, the  Civil society Organizations,  educational and religious and government institutions, among others. The campaign also uses high profile communication activities, aimed at   creating a supportive environment for personal change. In Uganda the campaign was launched in March 2010 initially in Central and Rwenzori regions of Uganda and later in West Nileand Northern Uganda.  The overall goal of the campaign is to reduce the social tolerance and acceptance of domestic violence and other forms of Gender Based Violence (GBV) in Uganda through a positive shift in knowledge, attitudes, practices and beliefs that perpetuate and condone the problem.  This will be done by creating a popular social movement  with a range of local, national and international  Civil Society Organisations  working towards ending Violence Against Women in Uganda; creating a fundamental shift in social attitudes and beliefs that perpetuates VAW; and mobilising men and women from all sections of the community to engage as quality change makers and question the normalisation of domestic violence and other forms of violence against women.
Oxfam India Strategic Plan 2010-15 Yr 4 The project aims at enforcing Oxfam India's strategic plan Demanding Rights Creating Opportunities 2010-2015 and therefore contributes to its implementation. Moreover, the project complements the overall annual plan of Oxfam India and its implementation.

The focus areas of Oxfam India Core are:
 Health
 Disaster Risk Reduction
 Gender
 Education
 Urban poverty
 Advocacy on a national level
 Social protection <(>&<)> food security
 Natural Resource Management
 Agriculture <(>&<)> Climate Change
Integrated Water Management Project In this project, WARECOD aims to:
1. To understand the integrated water resources management (IWRM) issues of Tan Trung and Tan Hoacommunes, An Giang Province
2. To enhance local capacity in water and aquatic resource management and environment protection in VamNao and My Hoa 3 villages
Key interventions:
i) Collaborate with An Giang University to conduct an assessment on current situation of integrated water resource management (IWRM) in Tan Trung and Tan Hoa communes.
ii) To expand the water monitoring group, consisting of local researchers, which was established in 2013; provide a training on measuring sediment for local research group; organize monthly community meetings to plan for group#s activities.
iii) Compost from taro and water hyacinth;
iv) Closed cycle of Corn-Cow-Biogas;
v) Organize 2015 communication campaign in Vam Nao River to promote the conservation of aquatic resources and water management.
vi) Organize an introduction workshop to introduce local knowledge research to My Hoa 3 Village and to help establish the research group in the village;
vii)  Mid-term and final workshops to share all the activity results including Thai Baan research.
Oxfam Australia (Sri Lanka) We supported the creation and the development of communication and media material (i.e. stories, video, photos#) for a global campaign spike on indigenous and community land rights, to raise #global awareness# on the subject.

This action contributed to the Land Rights Now campaign, which is a worldwide initiative of more than 600 organizations and communities that aim at doubling the area ofland formally recognized as owned or controlled by Indigenous Peoples and local communities. Oxfam plays a major role in shaping and driving the campaign. The Land Rights Now campaign is a bottom-up campaign and is primary objective is to support ongoing nationalcampaigns in the area of Indigenous and community land rights. The secondary objective is to promote global awareness on this issue, so as to enable changes at national level.

In 2016, Oxfam will focus on 4-6 countries to highlight either i) specific cases of land grabbing or injustice around indigenous and community land rights or ii) symbolic cases #including positive stories # that can describe a larger systemic situation, that needs to be addressed. In this context we issued an internal call for expression of interest to submit cases that may support #global# awareness raising. A case submitted byOxfam in Sri Lanka has been identified as a suitable case, according to pre-established criteria. This grant supports the development of material for public campaigning in Peru on this case.
Legal protection of women and awareness The overall objective of this programme is, WRSA members, staff, teachers, students and target villagers are active advocates of positive change in accepting the womens expanded role in society and women exercise and enjoy their rights.  This program will benefit most women in Vientiane and 8 villages in Xathany district. This program is expected to reach 3200 (1800 women) direct beneficiaries.
Objective 1: increase cooperation, learning, accountability, good governance and leadership among the target beneficiaries and partners
Objective 2: strengthened capacity of volunteers, members, target groups and partners on gender equality, CEDAW and some domestic law related to women.
Objective 3: Strengthened institutional capacity of WRSA to be able to effectively implement and the program.
WASH Emergency Response for affected com On 2nd May 2014 a series of heavy rain resulted in landslides in the District of Argo, Badakhshan, Takahr, and Samangan Provinces in north-eastern Afghanistan causing significant loss of life and widespread damage to homes and agriculture fields. Reportsindicatesthat the landslides have killed over 503 people with many others still missing.

This project is intended to contribute to the immediate humanitarian needs of the affected community as a result of the landslide in Badakshan, Takhar, and Samangan Provinces. To contribute to the reduction of preventable communicable diseases for landslide affected people.

In coordination with the relevant humanitarian actors (UNICEF, WFP, UNHCR among others) AHEAD proposes to construct public latrines, publicbathing rooms, distribution hygiene kits and hygiene awareness training.

In order to support landslide affected families who are living in temporary shelters, Oxfam and AHEAD propose to construct emergency toilet facilities using local available materials in markets with limited impact on the environment. The response will also include hygiene awareness training followed by the distribution of hygiene kits.

In order to achieve above-mentioned objectives Oxfam Novib in Afghanistan is partnering withAHEAD. This memo is regarding approval of AHEAD as oneof the counterparts.
Sebenzi Despite the fact that there is plenty of evidence to prove that it does not have the desired effect, imprisonment is still being used as the primary measure to reduce crime and offending amongst children and youth in conflict with the law worldwide. There are numerous individuals and organisations with similar objectives as Young in Prison, who have innovative ideas with regards to targeting crime and violence amongst youth but due to lack of funding, not having the right connections, not being able to join certain networks, no strong public support to make advocacy effective and not having a platform to meet like minded people, many innovative ideas remain just ideas. This project intends building an international online platform were civil society, academics, social entrepreneurs and youth who have been in conflict with the law themselves can share innovative initiatives and ideas, give feedback to each other, work towards future collaborations and join forces to get potential funders interested, convince governments and advocate for public support. With this project we aim to work towards a world in which alternatives to prison sentences for youth in conflict with the law are given the necessary support and the mind set of the public has shifted to be more understanding and supportive towards youth in conflict with the law.
Tax Justice Network Africa (German grant CRAFT - Tax Justice. The programme recognizes that fair taxation and is the most sustainable way of financing for development and ending aid dependancy. The project seeks to look into fair taxation, illicit financial flows and tax from extractives and mining industries as well as tax havens by government leaders. The project is being implemented by designated stakeholders and much focus is onResearch, Training, Civic education, Policy advocacy, and Alliance building all geared towards a noble strategy on how to fundraisefor the programme and on how to best address this issues from the national, regional and to the global arenas.
PEARL DEVELOPMENT INI WECAN Project Partner shall be supporting Oxfam in conducting WECAN national level events - PLANNED ACTIVITIES
In light of the above, Pearl Development Initiative has planned to undertake the activities listed below on behalf of OXFAM and other we can team as part ofa large effort to enhance the we can Campaign visibility at the National. These activities are intended to be implemented between the month ofJune - December 2015
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda Uganda program development activities, campaign, consultancies, fundrasing activities, media, visibility, ,program monitoring, partner meetings and workshops and etc
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu Assistance rapide et adaptée de première et post urgence en sécurité alimentaire aux populations vulnérables de la Province du Sud-Kivu.
Annual Plan 2015 The overall goal of this project is to increase public awareness in the Netherlands about the diverse but many times less publicly visible manner in which occupation affects both Israelis and Palestinians and thereby develop critical consciousness amongst the Dutch public with regard to the conflict. At the same time, lobby activities seek to inform Dutch MPs about concrete cases of shrinkingspace for Human Rights Defenders (HRD) and human rights violations in OPTI. Gate 48 hopes that with increased knowledge a tipping point will be achieved in the coming future whereby public opinion will force political establishment in the NL to take a more nuanced stand on the conflict than is the case now.

The project continues in the same line as the previous project, including particular attention to Children and Women, the latter being a new topic highlighting the role of women in the conflict, conflict resolution processes and activism. It is also important to note that 2015 will be a phase-out year for Oxfam Novib funding where Gate48 will continue focusing on strengthening itself as an organisation, including strengthening where possible fundraising opportunities.

There are four specific realistic measurable results for the success of our project:
1.	Amount of people coming to the public meetings
2.	Media coverage for the subject chosen for different events.
3.	Amount of lobby meetings and their follow-up with politicians.
4.	Questions and discussion in the Dutch parliament.
The quality of the results of the project will be apparent from the way in which Gate48 and its activities are represented in the public sphere. These activities range from public meetings, documentary screenings, academic symposium, exhibition, etc. all related to current topics relevant to the situation in Israel / Palestine.
Dabane EU Project - EU funding. Result 1: 378 communities have a strong self-reliant organiation with competent leadership that effectively represents over 85 % ofthe population segments and has an operational and strategic agenda to achieve over 90 % of its targets.

Result 2: In 378 communities sustainable low-cost water suplies are installed that are effectively village-operated and maintained and producer sufficient safe water close to the homestead

Result 3: Sanitation conditions for 2.860 families enhanced through the construction of improved ventilated pit latrines approved by the Ministry of Health

Result 4: At least 102.279 persons develop practical hygiene  awareness with at least 75 % changing their actual hygiene patterns accordingly

Result 5: Best practices shared in the network  Regional WASH partners and 2 teams capable and prepared to install low-cost appropritate clean water supply systems

Result 6: Dabane and it's programmes are further gender mainstreamed with a link to HIV & AIDS
meanstreaming (as a result of the outcomes of the gender audit September/October 2011)