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Agricultural Development: Tonle Sap Poverty Reduction and Smallholder Development Project Key project objectives - The overall goal of the project is to improve the livelihoods of the resource-poor households in the four target provinces in the Tonle Sap basin by 2020. The objective is to increase agricultural productivity and improve access to markets in these four provinces. Expected improvements include: better agricultural support and improved access to rural financial services, increasing diversification of household economic activities, the creation of on- and off-farm livelihood opportunities and enhanced rural infrastructure. Policy and institutional objectives - The project will support the commune councils in their economic development and in the articulation of key policies and associated regulations designed to improve smallholder agricultural productivity, such as: (i) policies related to best agricultural practices; and (ii) a subdecree for farmers' associations based on the relevant Royal Decree. In addition, the project will support the undertaking of studies in relation to the national seed law, and the use and regulation of genetically modified organisms and hybrid seeds. The project will also develop the capacity of local officials to implement existing laws related to land, water, forestry and fisheries, and current policies for improving natural resources management, expanding private sector participation and increasing support for smallholders and agribusinesses.
Rural Development: Rural Poverty Reduction Project in Prey Veng and Svay Rieng Rural Development: Rural Poverty Reduction Project in Prey Veng and Svay Rieng
Rural Development: Agriculture Services Programme for an Inclusive Rural Economy and Agricultural Trade The programme goal is 'rural poverty and vulnerability has decreased and climate resilience of Cambodian rural households has increased through inclusive and environmentally sustainable growth in the agriculture sector'.
The programme development objective is 'inclusive and sustainable agriculture sector growth based on exports and domestic markets has increased the incomes of rural producers and workers'.
Agricultural Development: Rural Livelihoods Improvement Project in Kratie, Preah Vihear and Ratanakiri The goal of the project is to improve the livelihoods of the rural poor in the target communes of the three project provinces. The objective is to make a positive and sustainable impact on agricultural development in these communes.  The project will promote at the national and subnational level the evolvinginstitutional framework for decentralized and deconcentrated agricultural development. It will pilot a service delivery model that increases the involvement of commune councils in supporting the economic development of the local population by contracting personnel for agricultural extension services who are locally-based and accountable to the commune councils. The project will also adopt an approach toenhance gender-mainstreaming in agriculture. In addition, the lessons learned from project operations and aspirations of local communities will inform the Government policy formulation process and help build the capacity of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries to develop improved pro-poor policies and decentralized rural poverty reduction programmes.
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Accelerating Inclusive Markets for Smallholders The Development Objective is "To increase returns from farming for smallholders, including poorer farmers and youth, through efficient public sector investment".
Climate Adaptive Irrigation and Sustainable Agriculture for Resilience The project objective is to increase climate adaptation, mitigate the negative impact of extreme climate events, and improve livelihoods of smallholder farmers and vulnerable rural communities in four provinces of Cambodia. This objective will be achieved by implementing two components that aim at addressing climate change vulnerabilities, increasing agriculture productivity, and developing capacity for efficient water resources management and climate proofing of infrastructure and agroecosystems. The investments to be implemented will (i) combine robust climate adaptation water use management practices at the farm level, with climate proofed irrigation and flood control infrastructure, (ii) develop institutional capacity to plan, maintain and operate irrigation and flood control infrastructure, and (iii) promote low-carbon strategies and climate-resilient agricultural practices. Some of the activities will include disaster and climate resilient water-use initiatives, ecosystem-based and climate informed smart irrigation systems, and enhanced systems for monitoring, evaluation, verification and reporting of climate information by various government agencies.
Livestock: Agriculture Productivity Improvement Project Livestock: Agriculture Productivity Improvement Project
Agricultural Development: Project for Agricultural Development and Economic Empowerment The project goal is to improve the livelihoods of poor rural people in the target communes of Kampot, Kandal, Prey Veng, Svay Rieng and Takeo provinces. The development objective (PDO) is to improve agricultural productivity and to diversify the sources of income of rural households living in poverty in the selected provinces.
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Sustainable Assets for Agriculture Markets, Business and Trade Project Sustainably increase productivity of youth, enterprises and the rural economy.
Research/Extension/Training: Agricultural Services Programme for Innovation, Resilience and Extension By 2021 an enhanced Cambodian model of agriculture services is demonstrated as effective for assisting a diversity of smallholder farmers to contribute to broad-based economic growth through profitable and resilient farm businesses and is adopted as policy.
Agricultural Development: Community-Based Rural Development Project in Kampong Thom and Kampot Agricultural Development: Community-Based Rural Development Project in Kampong Thom and Kampot
ClimateShot Investor Coalition CLIC aims to convene leaders in the agriculture investment space with the goal of accelerating their collective efforts to scale up financing for agriculture and food systems in line with the Paris Agreement’s objectives to achieve net zero emissions, climate resilience, and biodiversity. 

CPI holds the secretariat role. The Secretariat ensures day-to-day administrative management of the Coalition, including decision-making on routine matters, coordinating periodic meetings convened by the Coalition, engaging with external stakeholders to explore collaborations and strategic partnerships, as well as extending the membership base, formalizing and coordinating the membership application process, and administering funds including grant financials and narrative reporting.

The Secretariat also provides thought leadership for the Coalition through its support to the Action Groups, the Agrifood Investment Connector – the Connector – and knowledge products. More widely, in acting as CLIC’s secretariat, CPI will be able to reflect our deep knowledge and understanding of the climate finance space and levels of development support focused in this area, thus being able to play a role in helping FCDO and other stakeholders to build potential synergies while avoiding duplication.
South Asia Regional DIPECHO Project- INCRISD An Inclusive Community Based Disaster Risk Management Model used by key stakeholders, enhanced regional partnership and achieved cross fertilization increases the coping capacities of the most vulnerable segments of the population in South Asia to face and manage adverse conditions, emergencies or disasters.
Promoting Resilience to Crisis in the South Asia region South Asia experiences both widespread chronic poverty and a high occurrence of shocks (slow - or rapid -onset; natural and/or man -made). In this context, one of the South Asia regional strategic pillar is to build the population's resilience to crisis.  The project intends to improve the ability to understand vulnerabilities to shocks and to explore innovative ways to build resilience. It will support critical pieces of work (eg. research, proposal development, innovative projects...) and sharing learning across the region and beyond.  The main axes of work are currently: Social Protection; Water Scarcity; Urban Vulnerability; Gender Equity
Regional Humanitarain Team This project aims to bring about significant improvement in the ability of Oxfam GB and its partners to respond quickly and appropriately to humanitarian emergencies in SA - delivering on the 2010 Vision. The project covers the costs of the Regional Humanitarian Advisory Team (Regional PHP Advisor, Regional PHE Advisor, Regional Logs Manager, Regional LHFS Adviosr). The teams main focus is to grow in -country humanitarian capacity and to lead innovation.
South Asia GROW Campaign The project will facilitate South Asia GROW Campaign and establish link between South Asia and  East Asia GROW Campaign to contribute to a Pan -Asia GROW Campaign process under Oxfam's ever biggest global campaign: GROW.
South Asia Livelihoods and Food Security Project This project contributes to the Regional Aim 3 PIP in the Food Security & Livelihoods sector, in order  to strengthen capacities of Oxfam and partners teams to deliver timely, quality and effective response to emergencies in the region. This will be achieved through two approaches:  1. Technical support to country team for the development of strategy and programmes and for the implementation of projects in emergency and recovery contexts;  2. Capacity building of country teams on emergency food security and livelihood programming and implementation, in line with Vision 2010.
WE CAN South Asia Regional Change Makers Assembly 2010 WE CAN Campaign launched on 2004 with a view to highlight the issue of VAW in South Asia. Currently, thousands of Change Makers publicizing the campaign across 5 -countries. The first Change Makers conference was held in Colombo on 2006. This is the furtherance regional action, which aims to create opportunities for Change Makers across the region to share experiences, strategies and demonstrate that small actions to prevent VAW can bring a big change.
Regional Activities of the We Can campaign In South Asia This project has been reversioned subsequent to the reversioning of the relevant PIP. Originally placed under PIP115, it now sits under PIP00695.  It now primarily holds restricted MDG3 Funds (that will be completed by December 2010) and a minimal unrestricted amount to continue regional work on the We Can Campaign till the Campaign's culmination in March 2011.   The details of the project (as per MDG funding receieved) have not been changed. They provide the overview of the entire year, though this project presently holds monies only for the remaining period of the MDG funds and this financial year.
Development of the South Asia Joint Regional Analysis and Strategy Interview of 50 key informants in South Asia to get their analysis on poverty and suffering in South Asia and their recommendations regarding where Oxfam work should focus at regional level to have an impact.
Building capacity for effective humanitarian response in South Asia This project aims to bring about significant improvement in the ability of Oxfam GB and its partners to respond quickly and appropriately to humanitarian emergencies in South Asia  - delivering on the Humanitarian Vision. The regional team main focus is to grow in -country humanitarian capacity and to lead innovation.
Resillience in Crisis- staff costs This project covers the salary and associated costs of the Regional Resilience in Crisis Team - Regional WASH Coordinator, Regional WASH Capacity Building Coordinator, Regional EFSL Capacity Building Coordinator, GCL Gender and Humanitarian and 3 months of the Regional Logistic Manager.
South Asia WASH Capacity Building Project The Regional Aim 3 PIP aims to reduce suffering and deaths of vulnerable populations in South Asia through strengthening capacities of Oxfam and partners (in line with the Humanitarian Vision 2010)  to deliver rapid, quality and effective humanitarian response and influence the humanitarian work of key actors.. The focus of this project is to build capacity of OGB and partners to implement water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion (WASH) programmes in the South Asia humanitarian context.  This project will also contribute towards learning and innovation, including related to Climate Change and Urban WASH.
Strengthening Roles of  Non State Actors in Climate Change Policy Formulation. It is a jointly undertaken in Bangaldesh and Nepal. The overall objective is to contribute to climate change adatpation and mitigation in South Asia. In Nepal, Oxfam in Nepal will execute the project in partnership with Climate Change Network Nepal (CCNN). The total cost of the project is Euro 708, 468 of that Nepal is allocated Euro 225000.
Advocacy, media and digital communication capacity building in South Asia The project aims to build the capacity of key staff across South Asia ito deliver long -term sustainable changes in poor's people lives through effective advocacy.  This project will support the implementation of the Oxfam's digital vision across South Asia and will deliver on regular basis quality digital products highlighting Oxfam and partners work in the region.  The need to further develop advocacy capacity at country level was identifed by Country Directors as a regional priority and is a corporate priority for Oxfam for 2010/11. The implementation at regional level of Oxfam's digital vision is also a corportate priority for 2010/11
Strengthening Participation and Influence of Poor and Vulnerable Farmers 70% of targeted groups / networks access social safety nets and other forms of government support related to food security.  Governments of Bangladesh effectively implement food security policies and strategies with particular emphasis on the needs and aspirations of poor and vulnerable women and men farmers and fisher folk.
Economic Justice campaign in South Asia This project aims to address Climate change, agriculture and trade in South Asia. The focus for this year is on Climate Change and Agriculture; and trade work will be reactive if it deems necessary.  Considering the importance of UNFCCC negotiations 15 in December 2009 at Copenhagen, this will focus on how South Asian voices would be represented in various negotiations, popular events, lobby and advocacy meetings. A critical momentum and force will be developed and delivered on regional level issues related to CC and agriculture. As per OI EJ framework and decision we will prepare ourselves for Agri campaign to be started from next year.
South Asia Logistic & Supply Capacity Building The regional Aim 3 PIP,  aims to reduce suffering and deaths of vulnerable populations in South Asia through strengthening capacities of Oxfam and partners  to deliver rapid, quality and effective humanitarian response and influence the humanitarian work of key actors.  Delivering also on the 2010 Vision,  this project specifically focus on bringing  improvement in the ability of Oxfam GB and its partners to respond quickly and appropriately to humanitarian emergencies in South Asia region. The focus is therefore to grow and strengthening the Logistics & Supply capacity within Oxfam GB & Partners.
Appui institutionnel à la Caritas Bénin en 2021 centré sur la capitalisation de la riposte à la Covid-19 Ce projet est un soutien à la mise en œuvre du plan stratégique 2020-2023 du réseau Caritas Bénin, pour l’année 2021. Dans le cadre du plan stratégique décliné pour l’année 2021, le SCCF soutient le fonctionnement de la Caritas nationale dans son rôle d’animation du réseau et la mise en œuvre de ce plan. Dans le contexte de pandémie sanitaire, il finance également en particulier la tenue d’un atelier national des commissions de la Pastorale Sociale sur la riposte au Covid-19 et son impact sur les couches défavorisées : évaluation de cette ripos Tous publics externes/Partenaires
Programme intégré de promotion de la santé et coordination dans l'Archidiocèse de Garoua (2018) Le projet «amélioration du système de santé et coordination dans l’archidiocèse de Garoua » est un projet qui bénéficie du soutien du SCCF depuis 2009. Ce soutien participe au financement d’un vaste «  programme de développement rural intégré », le PDRI Garoua,  également appuyé par Misereor. Il s’agit à présent pour le CODAS-Caritas Garoua de poursuivre, avec davantage d’autonomie, en s’affranchissant, du moins partiellement, de ses soutiens extérieurs, son action sur les volets santé et dynamisation du réseau diocésain, soutenu par le SCCF. L Tous publics
Promotion de mécanismes participatifs pour la gouvernance de la communauté de Sarapat par l'intermédiaire de solutions technologiques innovantes (décembre 2018-novembre 2019) L'objectif de Caritas Arménie est de dynamiser 15 villages de la communauté rurale de Sarapat dans la région Shirak, afin de susciter une participation civique et de créer une communauté plus participative. Le projet propose l'utilisation de technologies innovantes pour permettre une plus large participation des citoyens dans les processus de décision de la communauté. Tous publics
Assistance humanitaire d'urgence pour les familles déplacées internes du camp de Ber Sive 1 - gouvernorat de Dohuk - Irak Le camp de Ber Sive 1 n'a pas été construit dans les standards humanitaires. Les déplacés devaient rentrer rapidement. Mais ce n'est finalement pas le cas du fait de la situation sécuritaire dans leur région d'origine (Sinjar). Le projet propose de mettre le camp aux normes sphere en construisant 800 latrines adaptées culturellement et aux personnes vulnérables (femmes, enfants, personnes handicapées). Une partie des petits travaux sera mise en oeuvre via des activités d'"Argent contre travail" pour assurer un revenu à 160 familles les plus vul Réfugiés - Déplacés
Accueil et accompagnement des migrants à Istanbul (2018-2019) Caritas Turquie mène un programme d’accueil et d’accompagnement des migrants et des réfugiés à Istanbul depuis 1991, proposant une aide alimentaire, une assistance médicale de base et un accompagnement juridique. Dans la continuité de ce programme, un projet d’une durée de 3 ans, couvrait initialement la période du 1er novembre 2016 au 31 octobre 2019. Par suite des retards liés à l’évaluation et à l’audit du programme précédent, la dernière tranche de ce projet a été décalée du 1er novembre 2018 au 31 décembre 2019. Elle consiste à apporter un Etrangers - Migrants
Promotion de la cohésion sociale par le développement d’activités économiques et éducatives à Mitrovica, Kosovo (2017-2020) Le programme “Promotion de la diversité et de la cohésion sociale” vise à participer à la consolidation de la paix au Kosovo, en agissant sur deux axes d’intervention principaux : le développement économique et le soutien social et éducatif. Le but est de créer de meilleures perspectives d’avenir pour différents groupes vulnérables, et améliorer la cohésion sociale de la société par un travail auprès de 1800 individus. Tous publics
Accompagnement des jeunes  de familles vulnérables  par l’art thérapie : entreprise solidaire Ce projet prolonge le programme « Art Therapy », il consiste à créer une entreprise solidaire pour commercialiser les productions d’une partie des enfants participant aux ateliers et à la formation artistique. Enfants et adolescents
Promotion et défense des droits des mineurs, en particulier des enfants de migrants (2019) L’association « Human Rights Movement - Bir-Duino : Kyrgyzstan » poursuit son action en faveur des enfants vulnérables, notamment les enfants de migrants et les jeunes en conflit avec la loi. Un travail important de plaidoyer est mené pour la meilleure mise en œuvre possible des droits de l’enfant au Kirghizstan et pour l’inscription à l’agenda institutionnel et politique de la problématique du travail des enfants. Enfants/jeunes sans distinction
Appui institutionnel 2018/2019 à la Caritas Comores La Caritas Comores a vu ces dernières années l’équipe de son secrétariat national changer. Ce projet vise à appuyer le nouveau Secrétaire Exécutif dans son travail de réorganisation de la structure Caritas et du réseau des Centres de Santé, ainsi que de renforcement de la gouvernance de la Caritas. Caritas
Projet de secours et de résilience des populations victimes de Boko Haram dans la région de Diffa, Niger Ce projet est principalement une réponse à un besoin alimentaire urgent pour des populations (déplacés, réfugiés et communautés hôtes) rendues vulnérables par la situation au Nigeria ou sévit le groupe Boko Haram. Néanmoins, il comporte dans sa programmation des activités dites de résilience qui permettront aux bénéficiaires du projet d’être moins vulnérables à la situation de crise dans la région de Diffa. L’ensemble des activités proposées permettront d’aborder les problèmes alimentaires des populations à court terme avec des transferts monét Victimes (urgences, catastrophes)
Phase transitoire DIRO – APPROCHE : préparation au portage du programme APPROCHE 2 Ce projet est une annexe du projet PI190029 destiné à assurer la transition entre le programme DIRO phase 2 et sa suite portée par Caritas Africa, le programme APPROCHE. Initialement prévu pour 5 mois, le projet PI190029 a dû être allongé à l’issue de la suspension du démarrage du programme APPROCHE par l’AFD en septembre 2019. Deux avenants ont été votés sur ce projet pour assurer la prise en charge des salaires de l’équipe du programme à partir d’octobre. Par ailleurs, les différents avenants accordés visent à poursuivre l’objectif du projet Caritas
Appui à l'éducation citoyenne et à l'insertion sociale par la CDJP Kikwit 2017 Ce projet permet à la CDJP de poursuivre ses activités en matière d’éducation civique et d’appui à la gouvernance participative, particulièrement cruciale en cette année électorale à venir, ainsi que son accompagnement des enfants et jeunes de la rue de Kikwit. Cette année permettra de renforcer la dynamique de renforcement engagée en 2016 par une montée en puissance des compétences de la structure et la finalisation des travaux de construction engagés l’année passée, plus fortement encadrée par les services du Diocèse. Tous publics
Aide d'urgence aux réfugiés arméniens dans le conflit Arménie Azerbaïdjan Les personnes déplacées recevront une aide humanitaire en fonction de la taille du ménage et de leurs besoins réels. L'aide fournie est destinée à soutenir une personne déplacée à l'intérieur du pays avec un logement, de la nourriture, des articles d'hygiène, des articles ménagers, des vêtements et d'autres articles de première priorité. Pour les ménages qui auront la possibilité de vivre avec des familles d'accueil, la subvention en espèces comprendra un soutien aux familles d'accueil. Des visites de suivi seront effectuées pour évaluer l'effi Réfugiés - Déplacés
Accompagnement des enfants vulnérables par l’art thérapie -2020 Ce projet vise à fournir une aide psycho-sociale aux enfants des familles vulnérables et aux enfants des rues par l’art thérapie et par des formations professionnelles, afin qu'ils puissent devenir autonomes Enfants et adolescents
Renforcement  organisationnel, plaidoyer et exercice des droits collectifs des organisations indigènes paysannes en Bolivie UNITAS sollicite le Secours Catholique pour la poursuite du financement du programme NINA. Il s'agit d'un programme de formation au bénéfice des organisations autochtones et paysannes dans la défense de leurs droits. Minorités population indigène