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Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership - World Development Movement WDM will undertake some work on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) which will fit into our wider campaign. We will commission research and produce a series of materials which will look at the impacts of TTIP on health, education and public services in general. This will be useful for public education and campaigning here, and also relevant for allies working on trade justice internationally.
Collaboration for Education Financing Document the success stories of the Girls Model Junior High School innovation, clearly indicating the key inputs and strategies of the model. This will be shared within the confederation to inspire learning and adoption for possible replication to address challenges deprived girls have in accessing quality junior high education.
Russian Civil 20 engagement The project will work directly with Russian Civil Society Networks G8/G20 Russian NGO Working Group, crating space for a wider policy dialog and  Russian Chapter of Global Coalition Against Poverty (GCAP) building their capacity to be able to more effectively engage in the debates, changing the terms of national debates to ensure that the realities of life for poor people in Russian Federation are fully taken into account  and that the issues of inequality  in the world are addressed.
Climate change adaptation and the role of private finance in developing countrie To strengthen the empirical basis for understanding the role and limitations of private finance in meeting adaptation needs in Least Developed Countries, in particular during the period between now and 2020.
Improving access to humanitarian evidence (continuation of HUMB47) The Humanitarian Evidence Programme commissions a series of reviews to distil evidence in areas of interest to the humanitarian sector and to focus on research uptake with the ultimate goal of improving humanitarian policy and practice. The programme is a partnership between Oxfam and Feinstein International Centre at Tufts University, and it is funded by UK Aid.
Resilience consultancy – policy and advocacy The overall aim of this consultancy is to enhance Oxfam's presence and influence in forthcoming external resilience debates and help provide strategic direction to Oxfam's resilience work. The role will involve helping define priority areas of work, drafting policy material, likely including papers for publication, and contributing to lobby lines and talking points. It may also include engaging directly in dialogue and advocacy with key targets and at key ‘resilience' events.
STOPAIDS Membership: (formerly UK Consortium on AIDS & Intl Dev) 2014 Oxfam is a co -founder and member of UK Consortium on AIDS and International Development  - a network of 80 UK -based organisations which work together to develop effective approaches to the HIV epidemic in developing countries. The Consortium enables each agency to share and use its own experience, helping all members improve their response to the epidemic, and works on high level advocacy influencing UK and global policies. The consortium, especially its Stop Aids Campaign, leads Oxfam GB lobby work on HIV in the UK. The consortium is totally funded by membership; its continuation is reliant on NGO members such as Oxfam paying membership fees.
Strengthening influencing capacity on gender justice and women's rights in MENA The project will provide capacity building for the team in basic concepts of gender, gender analysis and will enhance the capacity building of allies to deliver programme and influencing interventions, including organisation of events and production of materials that would contribute to advancing gender justice in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. It will also provide support to partners for their own gender equality initiatives
Living wages and the Distribution of Value Along the Banana Chain Support Banana Link's pioneering work on addressing value chain power inequality, and specifically their work on addressing low wages through partnerships with workers representatives, governments and buyers.     Learn from this pioneering work and translate their findings into key advocacy messages.
Emergency Response Gaza 400,000 women, men, girls and boys including Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) have access to recovered domestic water access and 525 Households (HHs( ( 2,887 individuals) have improved access to dignified Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), shelter, and protection basic needs.
Women's contribution to community and national food security in Russia The research will be conducted within the framework of the OI global food justice campaign for 2011 -2015 "Food justice in a Resource Constrained World"/GROW, and GROW Advocacy strategy for Russia 2012 -2014 (strategy attached). Oxfam's GROW campaign has an ambitious goal of creating a compelling vision for feeding 9 billion people without destroying the planet.     Pls see attached 'RALF 2012  - Russia gender analysis of agri sector.doc' for further info.
Gender Justice in Africa This project seeks to support the Solidarity for African Women's Rights Coalition to accelerate ratification and implementation of the Protocol on the Rights of Women in Africa.
Horn of Africa Regional Policy Strategy There is a long standing recognition by the regional team in the Horn of Africa (Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya and Somalia) that many of the humanitarian advocacy issues that they face and seek to influence are interlinked across borders – particularly as to drivers of conflict chronic food insecurity. It has been agreed by the Oxfam RST to create the post of Horn of Africa Regional Policy Advisor to develop and deliver a regional cross cutting strategy.
Global Economic Crisis/G20 Activities associated with the G20 Policy Adviser post
CPIT: AGILITY Subscriptions - 2018/19 To enhance the impact and quality of Oxfam's programme through supporting learning and the sharing of knowledge. To increase the impact and range of Oxfam's in -house and external research, including encouraging innovative research and flexibility and agility in response to new and emerging issues relevant to our campaigns and policy priorities and their future direction (including private sector policy work). This includes some horizon -scanning that will inform potential development of new campaigns and advocacy strategies. To increase the impact of Oxfam's advocacy by supporting initiatives by Oxfam and allies – both to strengthen or innovate around existing advocacy strategies, to enable flexibility as new issues and challenges arise, and to encourage policy and media debates and discussion in a range of fora. To encourage continuing innovation by supporting initiatives to investigate potential new areas of policy work both within and beyond our existing campaigns and priority cross -campaign themes. To encourage development of new monitoring, evaluation and learning approaches to our campaigns & advocacy work.
MECIS Gender Experimentation Fund 2013-2018 Contributing to P00770 and SCO 5.1, the MECIS Gender Experimentation Fund (GEF) supports MECIS staff and partners to pilot approaches, fund training, exposure visits and other activities deepening our understanding and commitment, and enhance our practice in taking forward Oxfam GB's commitments to gender equity. Criteria for grant selection includes the focus on reflective learning and high impact learning opportunities.  Decisions on usage of funds are made by a panel of regional programme policy team, programme representatives from Middle East and CIS.
Care work: putting the ‘Human' into Human Development – Gender & Development  Le Participants will take part in three components building on each other: an Electronic Discussion hosted on Eldis Communities (3 days – 24/7 for global participation – in late September  2013); a Learning Event in February 2014; and a Special Issue to be published in November 2014 containing the results of their research and experience, written jointly with other participants where contacts and synergies have formed during the Learning Project. The GBP12,000 requested from RALFwill fund the Online Discussion and Learning Event components of the project.
Support for Civil Society Delegations to the UNITAID Board The project aims to ensure the UNITAID Board Members representing Communities affected by, and NGOs working on, the three global pandemics of HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria effectively represent the views, voices, needs and interests of their broader constituencies at UNITAID Board level, and are accountable to these constituencies.
Emergent Agency in a Time of Covid-19 3 synthesis papers, bringing together emergent findings on topics such as the geography, thematic basis and diverse nature of 'emergent agency', what triggers examples of bottom -up activism, and the impact of such responses. These will include intersectional analysis if data permits, and will draw out policy relevance for governments, civil society organizations and funders, (eg on what social protection gaps are prominent, or on how/whether emergent action would benefit from external funding).  1 x digital outreach (Oxfam and LSE channels) with links and short pieces from partners 4 blog posts on the From Poverty to Power website. 2 webinars to discuss and refine initial findings.  On the basis of the above, the team will also assess the case for a journal article.
Arms Trade Treaty A breakthrough was achieved on the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) in October 2009, when in a large majority vote, the UN agreed to move from discussions to formal negotiations. This should see the development and conclusion of a legally binding global ATT by 2012. In the biggest political development in the ATT process so far, the US – the world's largest arms exporter  - shifted its position from opposition to active support of the ATT and negotiations.
CaLP Membership contribution and Cost Recovery Income This project contributes to Cash Learning Partnership's (CaLP's) overall mission ' Cash Transfer Programming is routinely considered as an appropriate preparedness, emergency response and early recovery option and where implemented is done so, in a high quality and timely manner and when relevant at scale.' The funds allocated to this project are related to membership contributions. This membership money will contribute towards CaLP core costs related to staffing and programme support.
Voice and Women's Role in Governance In line with PIP P00562 the project aims to strengthen poor women's leadership and civic engagement through 4 Civic Centers of Dilijan, Ijevan, Berd and Noyemberyan cities of Tavush region of Armenia. Female representatives of Civic Centres will be empowered to enhance women's participation in Local Council affairs and achieve meaningful impact on mainstreaming gender equality in social service provision, social protection and budgets allocation decisions. Specific focus will be made on achieving effective service delivery for children and youth with disabilities. Partner Bridge of Hope and OGB will manage the project.
Project Support to Global HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria Advocacy and Research The project will support global advocacy/research on HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria. It will support Oxfam's advocacy at key forthcoming meetings e.g. International AIDS conference (Vienna, July 2010). It will also support the work of Civil Society and the CS delegations to UNITAID Board at this and other events, to increase global CS engagement with key issues and initiatives. The project will cover forthcoming crucial Oxfam research on access to medicines issues, and on the Global Fund. The project will support advocacy coordinated through the UK Consortium on AIDS and International Development, in which Oxfam plays a key role.
Response to urgent humanitarian needs of food crisis & COVID 19 in Somalia In response to food insecurity resulting from COVID 19 impact on livelihoods crises coupled by GATI cyclone, the project will support people affected by Cyclone, IDP and host community (HC) women, men, boys and girls in Bari region by meeting basic needs, maintaining dignity, and saving lives through Unconditional Cash Transfers(UCT)and Cash -for -Work (CFW) assistance. Unconditional cash transfer will be provided to 800 HHs (4800 people) in GATI  hit  communities who  will receive  immediate  food  needs. Further more 750HH (4500  people)  affected  by  COVID  19  economically  will  be  supported  to  receive  two  rounds  of unconditional cash transfer in Somaliland. Each benefiting household will electronically (via mobilephones) receive  CT  valued  at  USD85  per  round in  Puntland  and  Somaliland  target  regions. The project will rehabilitate four communal structures where 200HHs(1200 people) will be involved in cash for work activity for a period of two months and earn income.
Uniting Civil Society for Peace - Rebuilding Peaceful Communities The project has as its overall purpose to contribute to the development of a strong Afghan civil society. It will support the partner to strengthen its institutional and member capacity, and its ability to engage in dialogue with the government and international donors, as a knowledge hub, watch dog and advocator for a more inclusive and transparent peace building process with the needs and priorities of the people at its heart and that allows for broad engagement by the people and other actors.
Channel 16 Global Rights in Crisis campaign - development of Right to be Heard We developed the website, Channel 16, as an effective global platform for raising new voices from regions affected by conflict and crises.
Global Learning  Event on One Programme Approach This proposal will contribute to the OI Global Learning Event on the One Programme Approach to be held in January 2013. It is envisaged that the event will be held over a period of four days and will bring together various Oxfam affiliates and country staff and Oxfam partners working on Essential Services (ES) to share experiences and learning on the One Programme Approach in ES programmes.  The actual organization of this event is co -lead with Novib who committed to assisting with organizing and co -funding venue, logistics and facilitator.
CaLP Phase 3 - Livelihoods and Cash based programming Moving Livelihoods and Cash based programming forward: Improving impact of LH and CTP interventions through awareness raising, knowledge capturing and sharing, and skills development among Humanitarian organisations, GLOBAL
Enhancing Livelihoods Fund with Unilever and Ford Foundation The Fund will provide finance for enterprises (usually the supplier) in Unilever's supply chains to improve their social impact in sourcing from smallholders, empowering women in the supply chain and improving conditions for workers. In this initial stage, the Fund will provide mainly grants to incentivize investment in new processes and relationships that yield better social impact.  The investee enterprise will also be required to contribute its own resources.  Investments will usually be around EUR 100,000 in total per investment.   The Fund will be governed by an Investment Board (supervisory) with representation from both Oxfam and Unilever and independent advisers.  The Fund Management Team (executive) will be a joint Oxfam -Unilever project team.   A key part of this initiative is to learn how major buyers (such as Unilever) can support suppliers to adopt more inclusive business models.
Sesame Research - Ethiopia This research project is part of Oxfam's work on Economic Justice Campaign globally and in Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to one of the objectives of this Campaign, which stipulates that there should be increased investment in the productivity, resilience, and sustainability of small -scale food producers, particularly women who produce much of the world's food. The research will focus on sesame production in Benishangul Gumuz region of Ethiopia, as this is an area where Oxfam GB has relationships with both smallholder farmers and their organisations as well as commercial farmers in the area.
Campaigns & Advocacy - Oxfam Scotland We will campaign on Oxfam's global campaigns in Scotland. To include Economic Justice and Essential Services. We will seek to influence Scottish, UK and where possible global debates relevant to these campaigns. This will include targeting the Scottish & UK Parliament's , engaging with the Scottish public, media, politicians, education sector, and where appropriate, with the private sector. We will also support Oxfam's corporate objectives, including giving media and lobbying support relevant to humanitarian fundraising, community fundraising, the UK Poverty Programme and Fundraising Partnerships.
Regional Livelihoods Programme Design The countries that comprise Oxfam's MEEECIS region represent a wide diversity of opportunities for food security and livelihoods. The purpose of livelihood project is developing and imbedding approaches into our work in order to develop long lasting, sustainable solutions by and with the communities for whom we work.  This project will focus on livelihood programme development and learning, support campaigning work on food and agriculture, identify external expertise required for livelihood programme development and develop internal capacity through training, research and effective communication and learning.
Empowering CSO Networks in an Unequal Multi-Polar World The project aims to consolidate a broad -based networks to bring together different sectors and thematic expertise and strengthen advocacy capacity and impact so that policy -making processes in national and global institutions take into account the needs of the poor and marginalized. Capacity building and advocacy training activities from this project aim to develop formal and organized nation -wide structures to advocate on poverty and inequality issues, to network, learn and participate in global agendas.
Strategic support for a WIN approach to advocacy, communications and influencing This project will enable the team  to dedicate time and resources to support countries within the region to develop their policy and advocacy campaigns at critical periods and ongoing support particularly with new and innovative projects and  especially during Cat 1 and Cat 2 emergencies.  Attention and resources will be given to improve capacity of country teams to tackle media, communications and policy work independently.
Economic Justice Regional and National Coordinator Provide support to the Oxfam International Economic Justice Regional and National Coordinator post
Support: Oxfam staff to implement the Oxfam Strategic Plan gender equality goal The funding will be mainly used to ensure the extension of 2 days/week of the Gender Officer (for 1 year), who will function as overall coordinator of the project.  The project will be developed on the basis of an existing design already developed in collaboration with the Regional Gender Advisor in MEEECIS. Pls see GAN appliation for further details...
Advocacy and Campaigning Leadership Programme 1. To develop the capacity of key OGB/OI staff to lead the development and implementation of advocacy and campaigning  2.To develop and nurture staff capacities to be confident, well informed, skilled up and motivated to lead within Oxfam and with allies and partner  3.To gather in and apply best practice and collaborative learning on leadership in advocacy and campaigning from within and outside Oxfam   4.Create a memorable; exciting; inspiring; and talked about leadership programme as part of a growing campaigns and advocacy capacity -building programme
Baby Milk Action - Protecting Infant Health - 2008-2013 The project aims to save lives and reduce the needless suffering caused by inappropriate infant feeding using the tool of the World Health Assembly marketing requirements for baby foods. It involves networking, advocacy and accountability campaigns which will support IBFAN partners in their efforts to bring in and keep effective marketing controls which protect breastfeeding and appropriate complementary feeding.
Supporting The Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID's) Forum 2012 The activities we are seeking to support are of particular interest for the contribution they will give to:   -  Developing the thinking behind the women's rights elements of the GROW Campaign and of other work carried out by EJ and by the Gender Justice group.   -  Continue to foster a reputation for Oxfam among women's movements based on mutual trust.  We would like to provide financial support towards:   - Production and dissemination of background documents:    - Targeted relationship and alliance -building
Essential Services Campaigning team - Southern support seeding pot This project will provide opportunistic funding support to a southern country where there is a focussed opportunity to deliver advocacy/campaigning work that will improve health or education services.  This will be seed funding that enables responses to major meetings, government decisions.  It may be in a priority country, but could also be used for other countries where we see value for effective advocacy for a short period of time.
Setting and Measuring Humanitarian Standards This programme will define a maximum of five core standards that will be used across all humanitarian programmes to measure the quality of the response. The hypothesis behind the programme is that by improving the quality of a humanitarian response, there is a greater chance of impact on the lives of the affected population.  The programme will be closely aligned and will contribute to other initiatives such as the Certification Model for Humanitarian Organisations and the Core Humanitarian Standards.
ACCRA - Grants to Partners This project relates to the Africa Climate Change Resilience Alliance programme. The ACCRA programme aims to improve the governance of adaptation so that it enhances adaptive capacity; is gender responsive, participatory and people centred; transparent and accountable.  The programme activities are focused in Ethiopia, Mozambique and Uganda. ACCRA works in partnership with governments, civil society, and INGOs to bring about long term change. The programme is implemented through a Consortium which includes ODI, Save the Children, World Vision and Care International. This project covers the grants made by Oxfam for the Consortium Members activities.
Afghanistan Rights in Crisis Global campaign We  work to promote women's rights, girl's education and peacebuilding in Afghanistan. Working in partnership with women's rights groups we seek to amplify their voices on these issues both internationally and within Afghanistan.
Regional project for South Caucasus community disaster risk reduction awareness This project aims largerly covers the regional coordinators salary and related travel costs, as well as regional activities such as baseline, endline, regional workshops for project inception and learning reviews.
Syrian Voice and Accountability Project Right to equal access to quality information and services: Access to information is paramount for refugees. Many refugees, in particular those who are living outside the camps in case of Jordan, are unaware of mechanisms and procedures to obtain access to basic services, such as health and education, which undermines their sense of security and leaves them vulnerable to exploitation.
Brazil global and regional Engagement The project will influence policy and promote active and informed participation of civil society organizations in the debates and meetings on regional level (South -South Cooperation and Aid, BNDES and integration processes) as well as at global levels (G20, COP, Rio +20, CFS/FAO), facilitating networking between civil society organizations working across countries on similar issues. The project will also engage with government, share intelligence, and use Oxfam campaigning leverage to contribute to policy formulation, participation and accountability. Rio+20 is a key process to further these objectives.