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CO- Office 506609 oxfam Novib Office. The Nyubahiriza programme will be implemented in 7 provinces that are historically and presently among the most affected by violence, insecurity and forced migration: Cibitoke, Bubanza, Bujumbura Rurale, Bujumbura Mairie, Ngozi, Muyinga and Kirundo. Per province the programme will target 4 communes (28 in total) and per commune 5 collines (also referred to as communities), or 168 in total.
The Nyubahiriza programme was developed by a consortium made up of three international NGOs: Impunity Watch, CARE Netherland and Oxfam(lead) in response to a tender launched by the #Addressing Root Causes (ARC) Fund# of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA). #Nyubahiriza# programme will address three of the most important root causes, of the past and present insecurity and violence - ina gender-sensitive and youth-inclusive manner. In conjunction with local partners, community based organizations and local authorities the programme will implement innovative strategies aimed at (a) fostering social cohesion and collaboration among citizens and authorities to guarantee peace <(>&<)> security; (b) empowering youth to follow non-violent role models and livelihoods and (c) enabling women, men and youth in communities to participate in transitional justice processes andseek redress for historical injustices.
The programme will be implemented in 12 communes belonging to the provinces of Cibitoke, Bujumbura rural and Muyinga, for a period of 4 years.
Mali: value chain projects and gender Oxfam in Mali uses this contribution for some small scale value chain projects. Examples are 200 poor farmers in Koutiala and Yorosso will receive training in cooperative management and marketing, development of business plans for non-timber forest products for 2cooperatives and training of 4 other villages in the use of non-timber forest products, training and coaching of village nurseries for the multiplication of young plants. Next to this, a gender advisor will be contracted to develop a proper gender policy for Oxfam's work in Mali. Not only stand alone gender projects will be developed, but also the current projects will be looked at in gender perspective to give them a clearer gender focus and gender mainstreamed approach. This will particularly be developed in the economic justice program.
CO-506575 This project is in response to the floods in Buzi district, Sofala Province in Mozambique. Oxfam intends to complement the government#s effort in water trucking and will construct sanitation facilities. Mass campaigns, community meetings and family visits will beconducted to encourage good hygiene practices among the affected population. Hygiene kits, water storage containers, and cooking utensils will also be provided. Oxfam will apply a community-based approach; key individuals from the community, known as Activistas, will support in extending the services to the affected people.
VAE-Intergenerational support club Project "Protection of the Rights of Elderly Women and the Community through the Gender Equality activities of the Intergenerational and mutual support Club in Quang Binh and Dong Thap" contributes in:
# Raising community's awareness and strengthening legal support for women, elder women and girls through the activities of the intergenerational self-help clubs.
# Monitoring the implementationof policies on the elderly through conference and workshops.
# Opening a legal advice section on the Elderly People newspaper.

Specific activities include:
# Conducting trainings on Gender and Gender Equality, Domestic Violence Prevention law and Elder Law
# Organizing communication activities on Gender and Gender Equality, Domestic Violence Prevention law.
# Putting together a set of documents on gender and gender equality
# Setting up a section on Legal aid on Elderly People newspaper.
Oxfam in Somalia Influencing Project In line with the OCS and Humanitarian Advocacy Strategy, Oxfam#s standalone influencing activities will center on the following thematic areas:
1. Women#s Empowerment: addressing the deep and widespread gender gap, particularly foregrounding the influence of women#s rights organisations.
2. Localisation of Aid: agitating for change related to the persistent barriers towards localisation of aid in both humanitarian and development fields, in close alliance with local and national partners.
3. Debt Relief: in collaboration with the Debt Working Group, seeking expedited, full debt cancellation for Somalia at the highest levels.
4. Youth Empowerment: addressing the specific needs, challenges and aspiration of youth, particularly in terms of influence in decision-making, education and employment.
5. Protection: leveraging our humanitarian presence to identify key protection issues and influence for change, while also feeding into broader protection work, such as with the Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat.
CO-Provision of WASH 2 South Sudan Refug Propose intervention:
The proposed project seeks to reduce the risk of diarrheal disease transmission through meeting the critical WASH needs of 11,500 people by: -
a) Improving water coverage and eliminating water trucking in Bidibidi zone 2 this willbe achievedby extending the existing distribution network to cover village 5,6,7 serving an extra 4,000 refugees (8% of refugee population in Bidibidi refugee settlement)
b) Improving household latrine coverage in Imvepi refugee settlement from 55% to 80% This will be achieved through supporting 1500 households with latrine construction materials, mobilisation and hygiene promotion. The targeted households will be provided with latrine digging tools, construction materials. Hand washing facilities willalso be provided to encourage hand washing after visiting latrines.
c) Improving school latrine access in Bidibidi and Imvepi refugee settlements by constructing 10 latrine blocks in selected schools.
Expected Results:
1. Refugees in Bidi bidi refugeesettlement have increased access to sufficient water of appropriate quality and quantity for drinking, cooking and maintaining personal hygiene
2. Refugees in Imvepi refugee settlement have improved access to sanitation facilities
3. School going refugee children of BidibidI and Imvepi refugee settlements have improved access to sanitation and hygiene facilities in their learning environment and in child friendly spaces as a result of UNICEF/OXFAM suppo
Oxfam in Chad LCB Humanitarian Response Oxfam in Chad is an Oxfam affiliate. The funding of 109,620 EURO provided is to support Oxfam in Chad as part of Lake Chad Basin humanitarian response scale up. The Operational lead will provide overall leadership of the operational management of the lake Chad basin emergency response, in accordance with Oxfam standards and in coordination with country humanitarian leads.

Oxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this projects implementation.
Desert Locust - Joint Response The Desert Locust Joint Response is a 6 month emergency response project focusing on FSL and Cash interventions to control the spread of locust and support communities (agropastoralists and pastoralists) in coping with the loss of livelihoods due to locust invasions. All activities will be accompanied by COVID-19 WASH preparedness interventions, focusing on Public Health Promotion and the distribution of hygiene items. SOS Somaliland is the lead for this Joint Response (DRA). Oxfam will deliver the project with partners Candlelight and KAALO, who will work in Eastern Somaliland and Puntland (Togdheer, Sool, Nugal). Oxfam will respond in Awdal and Togdheer.
LDWDC - Empower Disabled Women - LA People with Disabilities face multiple barriers when seeking access to a variety of
resources, including gaining employment, gaining education and enjoying social
inclusion, or contributing to society. Often this arises because of social stigma,
existing non-inclusive practices and a lack of knowledge from local groups on
how to implement, maintain and promote inclusive practices.
Women oftenface similar problems in rural and provincial areas, where they cannot gain access to employment, due to a lack of education, or lack of access to vocational training facilities, for a variety of reasons. The intersection of Gender inequality <(>&<)> discrimination and non-inclusive attitudes towards PWD#s is where the project aims to focus.
Government parties in local and provincial areas often lack training and understanding on how to effectively work with people with disabilities and to create inclusive communities. This lack of understanding often frustrates the opportunities of People with Disabilities in accessing education, employment and social inclusion.
In the society of Laos PDR people misunderstand of people who are living with disabilities as needed such as people with disabilities not equal rights, not accessible in transportation, education, health care and employment.
According to this project LDWDC aim to develop those people with disabilities and different types women living with disabilities in focusing on vocational training, handicraft, human resource, business management and marketing skills.
This aims to directly increase the ability of the target groups to have access to a means of self-employment, the means to create strong businesses which are profitable, and the skills towork within other businesses or organisations, through acquisition of more skills.
Therefore, this project will provide workshops for DPOs and Government sector representatives, to promote awareness of inclusive practices, particularly in relation to how local Government and DPOs stakeholders can respond to the needs of PWDs and Women with disabilities.
TinadaYouth#MentalHealthServicesCampaign The project focuses on stopping stigma and discrimination against people with Mental disorders while increasing their access to quality mental health care services and justice within Vihiga, Kakamega and Bungoma Counties in Kenya by contributing significantly to the socio-economic development of individuals, households, families,communities, nations and societies because of the link of enhanced health and socioeconomic wellbeing with concerned leadership.  Enhancing public awareness on mental health and increase collaboration and partnership among stakeholders on mental health, enhance protection against all forms of discrimination and stigma for persons with mental illness will promote the design, development and implementation of Mental Health policy and strategy in counties of Kakamega, Vihiga and Bungoma.
OSNET Supporting Disabled In Tanzania, there are 20 secondary schools assigned to host the deaf learners in an inclusive education environment. This project invests in coaching and mentoring the +/- 1000 deaf learners in those schools as well as their hearing peers to gain respect for each other#s difference, mutual trust, communication skills, confidence in public speaking and disability rights training. Under OSNET leadership and coaching, the project engages the 1800 students (deaf and hearing) as well as the +/- 300 SE-HI teachers of all 20 schools. Sign language clubs will be established in all schools and act as a medium for skills training, confidence and trust building, positive engagement between deaf and hearing students, mobilization of teachers, school management, local deaf associations and state agents. In innovative ways, such as arts competition and public speaking events secondary school students are prepared for an active citizenship role in the future
KULIMA Eloise Emergency Response The project objective will be to provide potable water, provide temporary latrines and hygiene promotion. This local organization based in the province of Sofala, will concentrate its activities in 3 accommodation centers in the city of Beira and in 2 accommodation centers, being in the district of Nhamantanda and another in the district of Buzi. Its main activities will be to supply water topeople through water trucking, distribute  of hygiene and dignity kits and to conduct awareness-raising on good hygiene practices and COVID-19 prevention measures. These activities will be made by their community activists.
Addressing inequal in Agric Valu  Chain The project will tackle the root causes of vulnerability for women agricultural laborers (those working in farms, especially commercial operations) by advocating for the creation of a framework organizing agricultural seasonal work Atfd will contribute to the project through awareness raising workshops for female workers in agriculture including organizing a national congress
Atfd will also participate to the influence campaign on seasonal work reforms.
CIPG - Echoing Evidence - ID CIPG believes that sound evidence and solid research is a vital component of any kind of empowerment and advocacy. Therefore, this 24-month capacity building and assistance programme aims on pushing inclusive participation through civil society capacity building.This is mainly done through two aspects: capacity building in research and policy advocacy. The programme targets two main groups, indigenous and ethnic minorities, as well as gender identity across three regions. Together with CIPG, partners will conduct a contextual action research followed by advocacy process, guided by research to policy principles. The learning process of partners is finalised through a reflection period where CIPG and its partners evaluate the outputs and outcomes of the project.
This project has a long-term vision towards an Indonesian society in which the human rights, particularly those of participatory policymaking process, are rightfully protected and performed. With these regards, it possesses a goal: to promote thedevelopment of a systemic decision making process in civil society organisations (CSOs), as an important part of the Indonesian society.
In accordance with this goal, the project discerns its objectives as follow: (1) to empower society through buildingthe capacity of Indonesian CSOs so as to construct a proper and thorough evidence, and (2) to advocate inclusive participation by increasing involvement of CSOs in the policy making process, especially at the local level.
Enabling Youth Engagement in WG Cambodian Youth Network (CYN) is implementing a project called " Enabling environment for youth and community participation in Mekong Water Governance." The Oxfam water governance funded project will focus on planned large scale hydropower dam in Sambor district,Kratie province. CYN shall intervene through strategic activities focusing on water resource dependent community#s livelihood evidence documentation, promote human rights-based approach and raising awareness on impact of hydro-power dam development that will affect local communities. This project empowers community to participate in water resource management decision making through exercisingtheir rights to advocate for better water governance in the Mekong.
The project targets community and youth focal persons in 6 communes in Sambor district of Kratie province, where a planned large-scale hydropower plant has been announced, and university student youths for networking, capacity building, awareness raising, using social media and community action research to inform policy influencing and encourage their engaging in water governance. This project contributes the achieve Oxfam Mekong Regional Water GovernanceProgram on strengthening the capacity of civil society to hold the government and developers accountable and contribute to Oxfam inCambodia Natural Resource Governance program#s objective 1 to empower communities including youths, women and indigenous people to realise their rights to challenge decision making in regard water resource governance.
The project#s overall objective (goal) is to increase youth and community engagement in Mekong water governance. The specific objective is to increase youth and community#s capacity and opportunity to raise their voices related to Mekong water governance. The project comprises 3 main outcomes 1) organized and strengthened youth and community network; 2) increased youth and community#s awareness and capacity on water governance and 3) increased youth and community participation/engagement in advocacy and campaign on water governance.
ARIJ - Finance for Development ARIJ contribution to the project will consist of building thematic alliances, strengthening their thematic and influencing capacity, engaging in civic education, raising public awareness, advocating for better policy and regulations, and the organizationwill undertake research and campaigns. The partners have solid foundation in governance work on local level in OPT and has previously worked on public finance accountability by monitoring local authorities in budget execution, promoted social accountability on the local level, and have been actively working on civil education. In this aspect partner NGOs brings different, yet compatible set of expertize that will ensure meaningful citizens# engagement while ensuring lasting institutional changes in financing for development in OPT.During the course of the action the partner will particularly focus on increasing transparency and promoting progressive policies with Ministry of Agriculture and work on promoting fair policies in service delivery.
KH CRCC - End Child Marriage for Indigen This project aim to see indigenous adolescents and girls fully enjoy their childhood free from the risk of early marriage and with greater access to services that improve their safety, health, education and wellbeing . Given the strategic focus of CHC, NTFP and CRC-Cambodia on ending child marriage and teenage pregnancy in Ratankiri province, this project will target specifically the indigenous and/or ethnic minority adolescents and teenagers, who are at risk of or victims of child marriage, teenage pregnancy, sexual and gender-based violence. Key impact of the project is the traditional practice of marrying off children before 18 years old is reduced; a conducive momentum is in place to eliminate the practice of child marriage. Another intended outcome is indigenous and/or ethnicminority adolescents and teens have increased access to information and awareness education about sexual and reproductive health, safe sex or aspect of human sexuality, family planning, child care, and life skill. Furthermore, Child Sensitivity Reporting and Response Mechanism (CRRM) is functioning and operational 24/7 to support indigenous and/or ethnic minority adolescents, teens, parents, and communities to report sexual violence, abuse, exploitation and access counselling and psycho-social support services.

This 23 months project is target 3 district, 9 commune and 43 village of Ratanak Kiri province where the good practice and model of engagement with indigenous community to END Child Marriage will be document as a tools to influence budget allocation on Child Marriage and Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV).
Oxfam International SIDA II Activity Bud This OPA is part of the Sida2GROW project, and contributes to the overall GROW Campaign.

Human suffering has no place in our food.But all too often, the workers behind our food suffer from a lack of dignity at work: they earn poverty wages, work in unsafe and unsanitary conditions, and don#t have the right to demand better conditions for fear of losing their jobs. In too many places, women workers are paid less than men for the same work and are denied the same basic human and legal rights. This goesbeyond just a few problematic food products or a few troublesome locations: it is widespread across our global food system.

In BTBP Spike 2 we will continue to push for human rights due diligence from supermarkets, enforced by governments. The nationalcontexts we are bringing to thespotlight are tea workers in India and fruit orchard workers in Brazil. Oxfam teams in countries including the Netherlands, Great Britain, United States and Germany will leverage stories of workers to pressure companies andgovernments to take action to ensure dignified work and fair wages. This OPA will help creating public pressure in the form of mobilizing consumers and citizens, which is an essential part of the theory of change.

This agreement will also support somealliance building work in preparation of Spike 3 (2020) of Behind the Barcodes and with a focus on women, and travel costs to support participation of Southern voices in global climatechange talks.
CO-Child Marriage: ON MALI Oxfam Novib in Mali will implementet the project in Mali with three partners in the region of Ségou ,locality of Bla ,San and Segou. The office will support partner to reach this goal and result :
To enable young people - especially girls- to decide ifand when to marry, and to pursue their sexual and reproductive health and rights in an environment which is supportive, a number of complementary strategies will be implemented in these countries:
 Empowering at risk-, and already married adolescents, girls in particular, with life skills education (LSE), Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) information.
Providing alternatives to child marriage and mitigate the impact on married girls, through enhancing access to education-, economic opportunities-, and child protection systems for girls and their families.
Increasing access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights services for young people.
Changing social norms.
Influencing legal and policy frameworks.
Expected Results:
 Adolescents are better informed about SRHR, including adverse effects of child marriage and empowered to voice their needs and rights
Increased access to formal education for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
 Increased access to economic opportunities for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage, and their families
 Increased access to child protection systems for girls at risk ofand affected by child marriage
Increased utilization of SRHR services that are responsive to the needs of young people, particular girls at risk of-, and affected by child marriage
Increased engagement and collective social action against child marriage and in support of Adolescent SRHR
CO-Support 2 the SS Refugee Influx Respo The project aims to strengthen Oxfam and Partners capacity in delivering water, sanitation and hygiene; gender and protection; as well as food security and livelihood interventions in Yumbe, Arua, Lamwo and Adjumani districts. Oxfam will adopt 16 minimumstandardsfor its humanitarian work that are designed to foster effective gender mainstreaming through the project cycle, increase women#s participation, dignity and empowerment, address issues relating to the prevention of violence against women and promote internal practices to support these aspirations. Since the response commenced in January 2014, Oxfam has been integrating gender and protection elements in all its humanitarian interventions.
To further address the protection risks and threats of refugee men, women, and children as well as the host communities, standalone gender and protection activities have been implemented and are proposed in the currentresponse. Protection threats have been mitigated through the formation of protection committees and through conducting protection analysis in selected settlements/ clusters of Arua and Adjumani districts.