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Climate Justice AACJ Burkina Faso The AACJ consortium in Burkina Faso will promote and facilitate a broad movement of impacted communities, IDPs and minorities (including women and youth) from multiple regions (Pathway 1). The programme will allow for existing groups, organizations and movements to join forces, to develop a shared narrative and to rally together on climate justice topics (Pathway 2). Varied civil society actors will be connected with the appropriate communication channels, delivering an inclusive and effective platform.
The consortium will also address the reduction in civic space and limits to freedom of expression faced by climate movements, including women and youth groups, supporting official recognition of civil society structures and building capacity on mobilization.
The programme will raise awareness of vulnerable and impacted groups – including indigenous people, women, youth, and IDPs – on environmental laws and climate policies and work with local communities to claim and defend their rights to a decent livelihood and healthy environment (Pathway 3). It will support local and indigenous communities to document, share and spread traditional knowledge and best practice
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regarding climate adaptation and resilience (Pathway 4) while ensuring this knowledge is acknowledged as a major resource for climate adaptation by policy makers.
The AACJ consortium in Burkina Faso will advocate for public policies and practices for protecting the livelihoods of vulnerable groups, improving their resilience and promoting inclusive climate financing, and strengthen capacities of CSOs to participate in political processes
ASN, Faire entendre avec les mains The "Avec nos mains, faisons-nous entendre" project aims to promote the right of access to basic social services for people livingwith a hearing impairment by reducing communication barriers and building the capacity of deaf people through sign language training for their educators. The project aims to reduce communication barriers betweenteachers and pupils by training communicators in sign language, namely 11 teachers from the inclusive secondary school and 13teachers at the school for the deaf in Niamey and 10 primary school teachers at the school for the deaf in Maradi.The project also involves advocacy at local level with localauthorities in the regions of Maradi and Niamey, where we have already the "Let's talk with our hands" project.This project will be implemented to enable deaf people toacquire civil status documents in order to assert their rights as citizens through peaceful actions in the communes.There will be activities to publicise their rights through the media,TV and radio debates, and role modelling will be some of the approaches and tools that the project will develop to ensure betterinclusion of deaf people.Capacity-building and exchange activitieswill be implemented to strengthen the leadership of young people in the community.implemented to strengthen the leadership of youngpeople within our association so that they can be at the forefront, particularly young girls.
Shepwan- 'MUMA A YI DA MU' Project Hoomsen Women Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society is an informal group of women farmers based in Shepan community, in Shendamlocal government area of Plateau State; they are popularly known as Shepwan Women Farmers. Under their previous empowerment grant with Voice, they were able to organize better, set up a safe space for engagement and collectively secured a farmland- a feat that would have been difficult to achieve if they approached it individually because of cultural limitations against women.

Current project would like to expand the membership of the women’s cooperative group, strengthen their advocacy skills and seek for inclusion of women in decision making at community level. They will also be sustaining the safe space set up under the previous project as this was one of the most impactful aspects of the previous project.

Thus, the overall goal of the project is to strengthen the voices of Shepwan Women farmers and position them better for political inclusion within their local authority and to achieve this, the following actions are planned:
• Mobilize and sensitize more women from other communities within the local government for one unified, stronger voice
• Build the capacity (confidence) of the women so that they will be individually empowered and to enlighten them on the need to come together and make their voices hear
• Advocacy <(>&<)> sensitization of traditional gatekeepers to help them understand the need for the voice of women to be heard within the traditional council.
Support the political ambitions of any woman within the local authority by organizing and mobilizing support during any election whether at community level or at local government level
• Support <(>&<)> facilitate continuation of monthly safe space meeting of the women as they leverage on the strength of one another.

The change that this project seeks is a Shepwan community where contributions of women are appreciated and respected, Voices of womencount in decision making; because the women are more coordinated, strengthened and courageous to take these spaces.
GCA-IP2 The two associations have decided to collaborate on developing common objectives, in particular those that support a world based onrelationships of solidarity and greater justice. The two associations agree that respect for Human Rights, including the Rights of Women and Children, forms part of their commitment, as well as respect for Social and Economic Rights for everyone. The Action that is subject to the present agreement is a contribution towards these objectives, but it cannot be considered as thesole link that unites the three associations.

The partner-LDPA and Oxfam-in-Laos undertake to build a relationship that reinforces each party’s work and skills, while developing each organisation’s respective strategies.

By way of an example, LDPA is interested in taking part in activities that heighten awareness among the Laos public, by sending personnel and/or equipment in relation to the issue concerned by the Action. LDPA would also like to take part in the discussions held by the Oxfam in Laoson Strategic Reflections connected with the action
AEPD-Education for ethnic minority kids ' Education is a basic human right. Every child regardless of gender in Vietnam has the right to grow up and receive education. In reality, children with disabilities (CWDs) face many difficulties in accessing quality education. As many CWDs are out of school, their opportunities and potentials are held back, and the likelihood of getting trapped in multigenerational poverty and disadvantagesincrease.

 This project is designed to facilitate the implementation of the right to education of children andespecially of CWDs. The target groups include CWDs, their families and relevant implementing departments and agencies.

 Firstly, the project designs training courses on the Laws on Children, Education, and Persons with Disabilities and some related policies to raise the awareness among stakeholders about child rights (including CWDs), notably in education. This is followed by capacity-building activities and theestablishment of a coordination mechanism engaging schools, communal clinics and the Communal People#s Committee (CPC) in promotingthe implementation of the rights of CWDs, especially in inclusive education. This mechanism will form a network of health workers at clinics, teachers in public schools, and commune social workers with the skills and techniques in early identification. Besides, the project also includes training courses for parents of CWDs on home-based rehabilitation techniques that actively contribute to the early intervention process to help children recover and adapt well whenstudying in public schools.
 The project is under coordination between the Association for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (AEPD) and the Quang Binh Lawyers Association. AEPD is the project host and mainly responsible for the implementation of project activities. The Lawyers Association coordinates the activitiesrelated to justice and laws, especially to the rights of CWDs in education.
Promote Local products in Social Media The goal of the project / Social Media Campaigns will be to increase demand for local fresh and processed fruit and vegetable products.  Therefore,  the campaign will continues its endeavor  for promoting local products, especially for small producers for a long time, and it comes within the conditions of the spread of the Corona epidemic  and in addressing an assortment of challenges we continue support  #buy local#  Baladi Ahtyab campaign that will compliment and capitalize on previous success.  Henceforth, our campaignwill be launched and executed over 12 months with the aim of creating an easy establishment and equitable access of virtual sellingpoints for all SSPs It is accompanied with focused digital promotional tools. More specifically our campaign will aim at increasingdemand for local fresh and processed fruit and vegetable products.
Civil  Society  CapacityBuilding  Kenya 1. Oxfam in Kenya and Ugandat ogether with TISA seek to conduct an in-depth review and analysis of the SCD and previous CPF4 process in Kenya with the aim of ensuring CSO’s both in Kenya and Uganda have the requisite knowledge, data and lessons to strengthent he engagementwith the World Bank. This will ensure citizen voice is heard, citizen empowerment, economic and social benefits of the projects, sense of control and ownership.
2. As a follow up to the virtual learning event held in July 2021, Oxfam will engage a consultantto support in  firming  up  the  IFI  engagement  strategy  developed  in  order  to  prepare  CSOs  from  both  Kenya  and Uganda for the participation in the Annual Meetings
CO- COVID-19 ; RCCE Communication produc Under the Saving Lives Now and in the Future change goal programming in oPTI, Oxfam has an exemplary record of contributing to the WASH sector and participates in the protection cluster in Gaza. Oxfam maintains active participation in the WASH cluster and CWC WG by the full engagement and through enhancing information sharing in all WASH working groups. Oxfam leads the Hygiene Promotion Working Group, Co leads the Drinking Water Quality Monitoring Working Group and as a WASH emergency focal point for theGaza city area.  Moving forward, Oxfam's expanding development portfolio has provided successful opportunities for increasing linkages from relief to recovery to sustainable development in Gaza.   With technical support from the C4D and Communication teams, Oxfam will design a social media campaign to target the front-line workers and the at-risk people with messages to increase the vaccine uptake. The campaignwill also include messages to public to encourage the adherence to the preventive measures.
MAAN-DANIDA SP OPTI MA'AN will lead on Change Objective 2 in the Gaza Strip. MA'AN will achieve the expected outcome through the implementation of three main interlinked strategies, in the following sequence:
During Year 1:
- Build the capacities of crisis-affected young women graduates (22-24 yrs.) on Green agri TVET skills. MA'AN will announce opportunities for TVET to young women in the targeted area. Young women applicants will be invited to attend orientation sessions about MA'AN's TVET programs provided at its Community Services Centerin Deir Al Balah in the Gaza Strip. A group of 60 applicants will be selected based on the agreed upon criterion: participants are graduates based in Beit Hanon or Deir Al Balah, aged 22-24 yrs.; applicants with agri-relevant educational backgrounds will be prioritised, especially young women with disabilities who meet these criteria. Beit Hanoun is the leading agricultural area in Gaza, as well as the most marginalized, as indicated in the market study conducted by Oxfam.  Ultimately, a total of 60 young participants will be selected and enrolled in TVET training in green and SMART agribusiness (60 training hours) (Activity 2.1.1-2.1.4). The trainings will be provided at MA’AN's Community Services Center in Deir Al Balah (in Deir Al Balah Governorate and Bait Hanoun Area). The 60participants will also receive Entrepreneurship and Green Economy training (28 hours), and will be supported to contextualise and practice the acquired skills by participating in a two-day boot camp for group coaching sessions on the market system and value chains (Activities 2.2.1.-2.2.4).
During Year 2:
- Provide seed funding to entrepreneurial and innovative projects to integrate the youngwomen in the labour market. A total of 5 young participants, with promising business concepts, will be selected to receive the seedfunding and support package which consists of customised business skills training. The training will focus on developing their marketing, technical, and financial skills (10 hours for each), as well as the provision of mentoring by MA’AN's pool of mentors (Activities 2.2.5).
Consortium AER-CCNEJ La présente action portée conjointement par l’ONG AER et le CCNEJ s’inscrit dans la perspective de la tenue imminente du Dialogue National Inclusif annoncé par les nouvelles autorités de la République du Niger au lendemain des évènements survenus le 26 Juillet 2023. Elle a pour objectif d’accompagner le processus de participation réelle et effective de détenteurs de droits (jeunes filles et garçons et des personnes handicapées) à cette rencontre historique qui va jeter les bases du fondement de la transition en cours au Niger. En effet, l’avenir du Niger va se jouer à l’occasion de ces assises nationales qui verront la participation de toutes les couches sociales issues des huit (8) régions du pays. Les jeunes étant majoritaires (75% de la population) etles plus vulnérables, leur participation à ces assises doit être coordonnée, influente et inclusive.

Il s’agit essentiellement d’identifier les jeunes délégués aux consultations régionales à l’échelle de 8 régions du Niger qui sont déjà en cours, ensuite de renforcer leurs capacités sur uncertain nombre de thématiques (Approche Genre et Inclusion, Plaidoyer, Leadership, Techniques de prise de parole, Défis et Enjeux des assises nationales pour les jeunes) et les engager dans des débats radiophoniquesautour des besoins et aspirations réels des jeunes. Les jeunes identifiés, renforcés en capacités et accompagnés seront porteurs des messages de toute la jeunesse nigérienne aux assises nationales. De même, les détenteurs des droits seront engagés dans la signature d’une pétition en vue de voter un mémorandum des jeunes et qui contiendra leurs aspirations et leurs priorités. Cela permettra une participation inclusive et active des jeunes ence sens que leurs délégués seront porteurs des propositions d’actions pertinentes à même de prendre en compte leurs préoccupations dans le futur schéma directeur de gouvernance basé sur les principes de l’inclusion, de la participation et de la redevabilité au Niger. Ces actions seront organisées en prélude à la tenueproprement dite du dialogue national. Mieux, au cours des assises nationales, des mécanismes de feedback d’informations entre les jeunes délégués et les autres jeunes qu’ils représentent, seront mis en place en vue de rendre effective la participation des jeunes à ces assises pour un développement inclusif et durable.

Tout ce dispositif d’accompagnement aboutira, au terme des assises nationales et des travaux du Conseil Consultatif National, à la prise en compte totale et effective des préoccupations et aspirations des détenteurs des droits (jeunes) dans leur diversité et unité (filles, garçons, handicapés, scolarisés, non scolarisés et déscolarisés, issus des milieux urbains, ruraux et marginalisés) dans le nouvel agenda national, à l’adoption d’un texte juridique instituant le quota pour les jeunes dans les postes électifs et nominatif non seulement pendant la transition mais également après les élections générales.
CO-Swiss Development Project in Somalila The project contributes to resilience  building in somaliland, as part of SOMREP effort to addressing the root causes of volubilities.
This project will build  the capacity of people to adopt  climate related Hazards through livelihood diversification, skills development, income generation and community based capacity building,the project will be implemented in Ceel-Afwayn and will be a threeyear period project.
The project is expected to build the resilience  of the community to withstand recurrent  droughts taking place in the area. the nature  of activities  will build on the on going humanitarian responses and act as Nexus between humanitarian and development.
CO-506575 The project is being implemented in a context where the education sector in Mozambique presents numerous challenges. On the one hand, the quality of teaching is very low, characterized mainly by the inability of boys and girls in primary education to know how to read and write and on the other hand, by the fact that access to the right to education for all is far from being a reality. The lack of access to primary education affects mostly young girls, particularly those who come from rural areas. Social norms and negativegender stereotypes are one of the main factors for poor access to education for young girls. The Education for Active Citizenship implemented since 2018, in partnership with UNICEF, an initiative that aims to mobilize communities, through school councils to challenge harmful social norms for the full development of girls in order to ensure access and retention of girls in Primary Schools. Theproject benefited more than 11,000 school council members and resulted in significant changes in the functioning of schools and, above all, in the reduction of school drop-out rates for girls, thus offering opportunities for girls to dream of a promising future. The project ended its implementation at the end of 2019 and in order to ensure the consolidation of good practices in working with school council to improve access and retention in primary Schools to serve as evidence for advocacy, Oxfam Mozambique and Oxfam Hong Kong agreed to design an initiative, lasting one year, with the aim of contributing to girls and boys having access to an inclusive and quality education, based on the previous experience of working with school councils. The project will focus on the collection, documentation of evidence at the local level that will later be systematized and documented to serve as a basis for influencing education authorities at the local and national level, an will be implemented in Zambézia proncice in 3 selected Distric of Nicoadala, Maganja da Costa and MIlenge, and will cover directly proximately 900 school Council Members. Oxfam will play a crucial role of identifying opportunities for sharing experience, lobbies and advocacy, as well as  establishing strategic links between the Implementing partner with the different stakeholders, as well asproviding technical and strategic support to the implementing partner so that theobjectives of the initiative are achieved.
KH MHSS- LGBTQI EMPOWERMENT INITIATIVE LGBTQI Empowerment Initiative (LEI) project aim to promote potential of integrating the values of a good and productive citizen in LGBTQI people and their network, motivating them to lead a normal life by providing them a
platform to develop and showcase their skills. 8 time of the community awareness raising campaign, 1000 tree will be Plant during the International Royal Festival co-organizing by the committee to contribute the climate change actions as the role model of the next generation, Gay PrideWeek Event International Human Right Day, pride Week Event in case the US-Embassy SOGI and Right session, SOGI and right training/ Refresher training, Radio Talk Show with CCHR and Media campaign to promote and reduce stigma and discrimination among LGBT1200 of most marginalized andvulnerable group of LGBTQI people will be reached and knew their HIV status at, BTB and BMC provinces. 2 capacity building on SOGI and right will be provide to 30 LGBTQI develop them
Somalia Flood JR - Save the Children The Federal Government of Somalia has declared an emergency in areas where torrential deyr (October to December) rains, caused by El Niño, have triggered floods. The number of people impacted by the seasonal rains and floods across Somalia has increased to over 2.4 million, according to the Somalia Disaster Management Agency (SoDMA), with over one million displaced and 110 killed in at least 36 districts. The UN has called it "once-in-a-century" floods, indicating the magnitude of the disaster. The rainshave resulted in significant flash floods, destruction or damage of shelters, roads, buildings, and bridges, and temporary displacement, mainly of internally displaced people in settlements.
The Dutch Relief Alliance is responding to the floods through the Somalia Flood Acute JointResponse, a consortium project with Oxfam Novib as lead. The partners will together implement a comprehensive emergency response inthe most affected areas including Baidoa, Bardhera, Beletweyne, Jowhar and Kismayo. Interventions include activities in the sectorsof Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Health, Shelter/ Non-Food Items, Food Security and Multi-purpose Cash.
CO-Accelerating Gender Equality in Camb The project aims to establish a care-centric economy by supporting the Ministry of Women's Affairs to generate evidence-based data on challenges faced by women in Unpaid Care and Domestic Work, sensitizing policymakers to integrate care-responsive policies, and raising awareness among authorities and the public. During the implementation period, Oxfam and its partners will focus on laying thefoundations for future policy change, and for behavior change among policymakers and the public.
The Theory of Change underpinning this project is that: if the relevant government actors (initially with Oxfam support) can effectively generate and share evidence and data that highlight the challenges faced by women involved in UCDW, and simultaneously raise awareness among policymakers and senior government officials, Gender Mainstreaming Action Groups (GMAGs), and other relevant authorities about the significance of evidence and of addressing UCDW in their priorities, and if the awareness and capabilities of women, CSOs, and the general public is enhanced so that they can advocate for investment in social infrastructure and challenge societal norms, then we can create an increasingly enabling environment that supports the development of a care economy, where women’s care responsibilities are recognized, valued, and fairly shared, where evidence-based data is generated and used in supporting policy processes, raising awareness, and fostering public dialogue.
CO-Assessing Environmental Impacts To undertake research on environmental impacts caused or contributed by business in Laos in the following two sectors: hydropower and rubber tree plantations. The result of the research will be an improved understanding by Government, businesses and civil societyin Laos of environmental impacts related to hydropower and rubber tree plantations, in order to adhere to international environmental and social standards.