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Reduction of food insecurity by improving resilience of vulnerable populations To strengthen resilience (absorption, adaptation and transformation) of the population to shocks in the food systems, by better management of food crises and support to integrated local and territorial development, in particular the capacities of public institutions and communities to manage 1) food crises, including early warning, targeting and contingency planning; 2) local social and economic development, in particular nutrition and social protection; and 3) integrated water resources management (IWRM) and natural resources management
Haiti – From Tent to Home 2013 Oxfam GB and partners (International Organization for Migrations, Handicap International and Haitian organizations) will implement a camp relocation project in 5 sites of Duval, a neighbourhood of Croix -des -Bouquets, in order to ensure displaced people's resilience. The project includes housing subsidies (delivered by international Organization of Migration until July 2013) as well as economic resilience activities and inclusion initiatives to be completed by July 2014.
Mobile Team Recovery Phase The transition from emergency Water sanitation hygiene actions into sustainable community managed systems in target areas in Haiti  that takes into account improved capacity of local authorities to take over operation and maintenance of Water sanitation hygiene service provision. The project aims at:  Transition from direct water trucking in camps  Transition from deslugding and direct management of latrines in camps  Transition from direct solid waste collection in camps  Transition for hygiene promotion
Promoting Local Development  in the Northeast of Haiti This project aims to contributing towards designing and implementing a consensual rural development plan with participatory, gender equity and territorial approaches in three target municiapalities in the Hillside sub -region of the Northeast. This plan will facilitate  accountable and effective local government structures and sustainable livelihood for small scale farmers in the target municipalities.    The following outcomes will be achieved:  •Presence and active participation of women and youth in decision making processes  •Inclusive decision making processes around sub -regional development strategies and priorities
Community-based disaster & risks reduction in Cap-Haitien commune,Haiti Faced with rampant urbanization and population growth creating intense pressure on natural resources, Cap -Haitien commune is a risk area. The project will support the creation of Community Intervention Teams in its 3 communal sections to prepare communities to initiate a rapid and coordinated response during a disaster. The health promotion, hygiene, water and sanitation to strengthen communities' resilience to cholera will be integrated. A strategy to sensitize people, schools, media, local authorities will be adopted. The project will be implemented in close collaboration with the concerned committees of the Civil Protection.
Protection &  assistance to internally displaced persons in six communes, Haiti The project aims to address the protection needs of Internally Displaced People most vulnerable in term of risk of forced evictions, abuse, exploitation and violence based on gender. This action will be implemented in 58 camps by a consortium of humanitarian agencies including Save the Children, Concern Worldwide and OXFAM, who is the lead
Strengthening the productive capacity of rice growers Maribahoux Plain Maribahoux could confirm its potential as part of a national food security through the fertility of its soils and water availability at all times. The action brought in this project is align with national policies and strategies defined by the Government in the context of reconstruction seeking to make agriculture the backbone of development, and rice, one of the promising sectors that can contribute significantly to wealth creation. In this case, the current project aims to overcome the challenge of food security  particularly in the Northeast, through the development of the rice sector in the plain of Maribahoux.
Children Becoming Citizens,HAITI The project aims at changing the behaviours of children and contributing to building a governance system in Haiti that is more inclusive, transparent and fair, especially for girls. To achieve this goal, the project will start by creating a critical mass of young leaders and give them the opportunity to work as agents for change within their area of interest.  The project will target sports associations and artistic associations with the assumption that citizenship is a seed that requires a reflective "fun" specific space, information, education and references to grow as a standard amongst a given population
Support Civil Society Initiatives to Strengthen Water and Sanitation Sector Project seeks to improve access to sustainable, equitable, basic services for underprivileged families in urban and rural areas of Haiti. Main components: I) Improving health condition of target communities through access to potable water, sanitation and improved hygiene practices,  II) reinforcing institutional capacity of local organizations/institutions to ensure they 're capable of sustaining water supply, sanitation and public health services. Project seeks to reach (number of) families living in Cap Haitien and it will be implemented through a consortium of local and international NGOs in coordination with local/national authorities.
Livelihood Component for Haiti Earthquake Response - Haiti This project aims at improving the livelihood situation in the households affected by the earthquake that struck Port -Au -Prince and surrounding areas on 12 January.  Work will be done to rehabilitate existing livelihoods of  the targeted population.  Activities will include:  assessment, Cash for work,  training, monitoring, promotion of income generating activities.  Project will also look at supporting small to medium size enterprises that create employment and provide essential services to the community, as this will widen the impact of our interventions.
PA Contribution to Haiti FY19 to FY21 Development of a Women Rights and Gender Justice Program Creation of a global Monitoring Evaluation and Accountability and Learning (MEAL) strategy for the mission which takes into account Women rights and Gender Justice issues Develop a Funding Strategy for Haiti, maximise fundraising and ensure grant management for the mission  - particular attention on Women rights and Gender Justice issues
The technology and tools to say no to electoral violence,HAITI This program aims to involve and mobilize the participation of five million men, women and young people who have their voting card in hand. The use of cell phones on  August 9 , as an observation tool, is for the partner an important and innovative step to ensure the transparency of the process. It is important to note that to date, statistics show an estimate of 7 million laptops are in use in Haiti with 4.5 on the Digicel network and 2.5 on the network of Natcom.
Haiti Rehabilitation Programme Phase 2 The project is to continue the support to the affected people by the Haiti Earthquake, by: -improving public health (through the efficient water, sanitation and hygiene activities);Increasing capacities of local businesses and  of agricultural based communities to be able to withstand shocks and to provide employments; Piloting a safety net programme for the most vulnerable beneficiaries; Reducing risks related to public health and increasing resources and professional capacities of the most vulnerable households; Contributing to a recovery process which is safe and accountable to women and vulnerable groups. Advocacy is mainstreamed.
Food security and agricultural productivity in North East of Haiti The project aims at reducing the vulnerability of communities to disasters and climate hazards. This will be done through transferring knowledge on how to protect small farmers land and assets and providing tools to respond adequately to potential natural disasters and climate change. At the end of the project, beneficiaries are expected to have skills to adapt to disasters and climate change and also transfer their knowledge in their communities.
HAITI CHOLERA RESPONSE This project includes all Oxfam actions responding to the Cholera epidemic in Artibonite valley, focused in Petit Riviere. Targeting 246,000 beneficiaries with a 4.5 million dollars
Disaster preparedness in HAITI The project will contribute to enhance the preparedness to emergency in the risk and vulnerability context in Haiti. It will help to provide training like simulation exercise to OXFAM Haiti staff, Disaster Risk Reduction activities will be carried out to have a better preparedness to respond.  It is also plan to buy tools for emergency food security livelihood
Study in sanitation management in Haiti Oxfam wants to contribute to the initiatives of the National Directorate of potable water and Sanitation through the development of a study which will be carried out by an independent consultant who will be managed by the OXFAM WASH Manager and will take around 3 or 4 months from the project start date. The rest of time is for preparation of the study (meeting with actors who will be involved in the study, preparation of Terms of Reference for the consultant and validation), and dissemination of results after the study
Business Development  Livelihood, Haiti This project   will  support the revival of economic activities and the creation of small enterprises for  100 entrepreneurs affected by the earthquake in Carrefour -Feuilles - Haiti.  It will seek to develop capacity of local partner organisations in local governance and accountability. This will see the provision of capacity building in business management skills and local governance for entrepreneurs and partner in local governance and accountability .
Social mobilisation in the Cap-Ouanaminthe corridor through radio novelas, Haiti As reinforcement to current projects and to reach a wider audience with a higher impact, Oxfam wants to develop a "radio novella"  programme. Through the development of a plot line and characters, it will include the key messages from our various projects (violence against women, cholera, disaster risk reduction, climate change, nutrition and waste management ). This is an effective and innovative way of disseminating messages with an attempt to change behaviour, attitudes and knowledge as people are usually quickly captivated by the stories, characters and begins debates on important issues raised during the series.
Supporting Local Governance to facilitate accountability and transparence in PAP The project is focused on strengthening local governance, equity and transparence of public management during the reconstruction process. It is going to be achieved by  working with local authorities and local organizations. Key activities of the project are : assess the existing exchange space, support partners organize trainings for Community Based Organisation  and local authorities in Carrefour Feuilles  - Haiti  for their better participation in the reconstruction initiatives
Improved food and nutrition security through agriculture & agroforestry, Haiti The project has two components and will be executed by our partner CLES. CLES will continue to work with local producers following the approach of strengthening MUSOs and implementation of organic vegetable gardens. Through this project, Oxfam intends to: 1 -Fund the production of vegetables through organized local producers (based on past experience with CLES); 2 -Introduce new farming techniques in the area  et 3 -Mobilize the communities on the effects of climate change in order to increase their ability to adapt.
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness integration in Emergency Response in Haiti Project aims at reducing of disaster losses, in lives and in the social, economic assets during the rainy season and the new hurricane season in the communities already affected by the seism of January 12. Oxfam is mainstreaming Disaster risk reduction in the different components (Shelter, WATSAN and Livelihoods) and coordination activities in order to protect the welfare and livelihood of the beneficiaries in the camps and the affected "quartiers". Oxfam is reinforcing also the local government and the representatives of the National Civil Protection System for best coordination and orientation of the interventions of humanitarian agencies.
Humanitarian Response for the Earthquake-affected Population in Carrefour, Haiti Aim: humanitarian assistance to approx 70,000 earthquake -affected people in the targeted camps and surrounding areas of Carrefour. This through equitable provision of Watsan & health watsan services reducing the risk of watsan -related disease outbreaks;  implementation of  Emergency Food Security Livelihoods activities, including cash f work improving food security and rehabilitation of livelihoods; emergency shelter activities for reducing e physical vulnerability of beneficiaries. Mainstreaming issues will also be integrated in the response.
Advocacy and Campaigns strategy to enhance civil society and governance in Haiti Oxfam in collaboration with its partners contribute to the development of a more equal and fair society through economic development focusing on strengthening of small producers and a reconstruction that addresses the structural disparities between urban and rural areas.
Small scale Livelihood Project in the Northeast, Haiti Project's objective is to contribute towards improving food and income security of poor farmers, women and youth and diversifying their sources of revenue in the Hillside sub -region of the Northeast. Emphasis will be placed on promoting farming production, commercialization and consumption of local products.   One other project's objective is to increase knowleges and farming techniques of small scale farmers particularly poor women in order to develop sustainable livelihood for small scale farmers in the following three target municipalities capotille, Mont -Organise and Carice .
Disaster Risk Reduction Haiti Emergency second phase Project aims at reducing of disaster losses, in lives and in the social, economic assets during the rainy season and the new hurricane season in the communities already affected by the seism        Oxfam is mainstreaming disaster risk reduction in in the different components and coordination activities in order to protect the welfare and livelihood of the beneficiaries in the camps and the affected "quartiers". Oxfam is reinforcing also the local government and the representives of the National Civil Protection System for best coordination and orienation of the interventions of humanitarian agencies.
Contribution to response mechanisms to address the cholera outbreak, Haïti This project, from May 2016 to October 2016, will contribute to meet the specific needs in terms of prevention and response to cholera outbreaks in the north and northeast of Haïti. As part of this intervention, Oxfam will work closely with the Regional Directorates of the Northern Health and the Northeast and OREPA North, local authorities (Mayor, CASEC, ASEC) and community structures including teams of the Civil Protection Department. Oxfam also will work to strengthen existing coordination with other non -state actors involved in the response.
Haiti Police, Advocacy and Communications Project for the Second Phase This project supports police, advocacy and comms work for the second phase of Haiti Earthquake Humanitarian Response. Activities will ensure that advocacy, police and comms work is closer to the program needs for delivering the adequate assistance for affected population in shelter, livelihoods, WATSAN and protection areas, working along with partners on accountability/transparency, interagency relations issues, leveraging capacities of Haitian people, to support Haiti society to rebuild the lives of most vulnerable people in a equitable way.
Social Protection Consultancy Design of a framework for mapping the existing social protection initiatives, schemes and mechanisms, including an assessment of their relevance, efficiency and effectiveness in the Haiti context. Implementation of the mapping initiative with the collection and analysis of information from key respondents: Government ministries  and presentation of the outcomes of the mapping and analysis initiative to all key stakeholders
Response to increased incidence & risk of cholera caused by Storm Isaac in Haiti This project aims to alleviate the suffering of vulnerable people affected by the storm Isaac occurred in Haiti in August 2012. It aim to reduce and contain the incidences of cholera, secure access to safe water supplies for at least 20,000 households  in Port -Au -Prince metropolitan area.
Reducing mortality & morbidity related to cholera in North and North East, Haiti The project aims at the reduction of mortality and morbidity related to cholera in the North and North East through community activities and institutional support. The project will continue the actions of response and mitigation begin from June 2013 to the end December 2015.
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness for Municipal Committees in the North, Haiti In the framework of Oxfam Adaptation and Risk Reduction (ARR) this project aims at supporting at municipal level an auto -managed organizational model for the Civil Protection Structure in Haiti as developed by the National System of ARR. This project funded by the programme DIPECHO (Econom Commission for Humanitarian Aid) will be implemented in six communes (Limbe, Bas Limbe, Port Margot, Borgne, Grande Riviere due Nord et Bahon) in the northern department and will facilitate an Oxfam exit strategy from these communities in the better way.
Improved community nutrition & health & institutional reinforcement, North-east The overall aim of the project is to contribute to improving the nutritional and health conditions and supervision of women and children in the North East by strengthening the capacity of the Department of Health of the Northeast , It will develop a targeted intervention on prevention and community monitoring of nutritional problems. Interventions will be focused in 3 communes (Ouanaminthe, Ferrier, Capotille) is targeted by Department of Health of the Northeast  due to lack of coverage of nutrition services and the level of poverty.
Community-led development and resilience workshop in Haiti rShort Synopsis: As part of the Oxfam 2020 transition, Oxfam in Haiti team is reassessing its overall approach to long -term development and building new and revised frameworks that will guide its work in the future. Approaches that have garnered widespread interest among team members include resilience building and community -led development. Emerging is a willingness to explore these approaches further in hopes of building staff and partner capacity in concept and practice and using them to re -orient future programs accordingly. Oxfam leaders have agreed that a next step in this process should be a four -day workshop from 25 to 28 April 2016
Reducing the cholera prevalnce in the North-North East & Port au Prince, Haiti This project aims to reduce the vulnerability of communities placed in a situation of acute vulnerability to the epidemic of cholera in the northern, North -east department & the metropolitan area of Port -au -Prince. This project represents an integrated response to the cholera epidemic as it takes into account not only the access to drinking water problems, sanitation and hygiene for the targeted population  but also gender, protection, community resilience while using the existing networks of other projects supported by OXFAM or other key actors. Private sector will be involved,   at the level of water supply in order to have a wider impact
Sustainable improvement of manioc & peanut value chains in N & NE Haiti - Implementation by the producers of sustainable and profitable peanut & cassava production systems;  - Rehabilitation and operationalisation of a cassava processing plant in Bayaha / Malféty, Fort Liberte commune;  - Sustainable management of processing units by community -based organizations as a basis for development of local production (cassava and peanut);  - Strengthening grassroots organizations in their ability to develop local services (BIA + nurseries)
Promotion of vegetable production on a small scale in Maribahoux plain - Haiti This project seeks to contribute in a sustainable manner to increase food security, poverty reduction and economic empowerment of rural women through the involvement of households in small -scale vegetable production in the plain of Maribahoux – Northeast of Haiti.  This will be done by increasing the incomes and the productive capacity of 30 poor households through the improvement of vegetable production technical factors and of market access.  This project also tries to promote learning opportunities that can be useful in developing large -scale vegetable crops taking into account the impact of climate variability on production.  .
Second phase emergency response Croix de Bouquet , Haiti The program of Croix des Bouquets is to support the people from this area to recover from the earthquake of January 12, 2010. This is a humanitarian program that will support the people within the camps, mainly the most vulnerable, also people in the surrounding neighbourhood, where internally displaced persons are coming from. The target population for watsan activities is 18,200 people and for livelihoods is 13,000 people in the camps and sourrounding areas.
Urban Reconstruction project in the Desprez area, Haiti This project aims at improving living conditions of the vulnerable urban population in Port -au -Prince, in particular in the neighbourhood of Desprez, in the Carrefour Feuilles area. PARAD links economic and social strengthning to infrastructure improvement (roads, corridors, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, ravines, retaining walls...). This projects builds on local participation both in planning and implementation.
Relief and rehabilitation in response to Earthquake in Port au Prince- Haiti Oxfam's second phase response to the earthquake delivering humanitarian relief for the affected population & setting bases for the long -term reconstruction process; coverage in Port au Prince focus in Carrefour Feuilles. The area was choosen conidering previous support & key partner organizations that interacted with Oxfam & Oxfam International for a number of years; therefore focusing our humanitarian intervention and the middle and long term strategy in this area is an attempt to capitalize the history and position of  those organizations and Oxfam's impact.
Support for outreach about the law on responsible fatherhood, Haiti Oxfam aims through this project to support the Ministry for Women's Status and Women's Rights in the popularization of the responsible fatherhood law. A set of activities to systematically involve one hand, all stakeholders in the implementation of the law and its implementation will therefore be undertaken in order to trigger a process of sustained reflection on the part of application necessary to its implementation. This project will be implemented by the Ministry for Women's Status and Women's Rights
Economic & social inclusion of marginalized people in border trade zones, Haiti The project contributes to the reduction of poverty of the marginalized informal sector cross -border shopping areas by promoting their access to sustainable livelihoods and better social inclusion.   It will also ensure organizational strengthening of marginalized interest groups, ownership of their rights, extending the coverage of social protection, support for entrepreneurship and the creation of productive jobs around the bi -national markets Haïti -Republique Dominicaine.