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Co-faci training on Disability inclusive • A rapid assessment conducted with puts from LDPA for proper analysis of the challenges, needs as well as recommendations to ensure the perspective of people with disability and their needs are met. As well as be the main contact person to reach out PWDnetwork and information during the assessment exercise
• Join the process of designing RCCE with ABCID, TAKSA, and Project consortium partners to ensure a revised communication material is accessed by people with disability
• Co-facilitate training withconsortium partners,TAKSA, and ABCDI on disability-inclusive communication, the needs, and rights of people with disabilities, including pre-vaccination service, access, and post-vaccination follow up for health workers
• Conduct campaign to reach outtopeople with disabilities through social medial, Facebook page, other media channel,  at least 1 publication a month during project period for stories related to PWD access to COVID-vaccine, livelihood, and information
• Post monitoring after RCCE training, at least two times per Province
• Participate and advises inclusive vaccination center point in four 4 target provinces to ensure PWD’s facilities are provided
• Providereflection and activity result report in English Language (activity output report that responded by LDPA).
CRUDAN EMERGENCY FOOD SECURITY AND VULNERABLE LIVELIHOODS

The Emergency food Security (FSVL) response includes different activities that will be identified depending on the situation, target groups and their needs. Shifting between modalities will also be considered, depending on the context and market changes.

a. Food Provision (In-kind Parcels to IDPs/host families) Euro 408,925 for 1,200HHs
Food items will be distributed in the IDP camps and HHs hosting IDPs to reduce the burden of food shortage. The market assessment conducted by the Oxfam team will inform the frequency and quantity of distribution food required, according to the Food Safety and Standard (FSS) - based on Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs (MoHA) lists which Oxfam will verify. Women headed households hosting IDPs willbe prioritised.

b. Cash for Work for host families/IDPs Euro 75,000 for 120HHs
This activity includes the distribution of cash vouchers to HHs, especially women headed households, who are displaced or in host families.This activity is essentially a Social Protection Programme in the 6 selected project Local Government Areas of Adamawa and Taraba states. It will focus on how HHs will be able to quickly earn cash under ‘decent work’ conditions to enable them to get backon their feet. The HHs will in return for participating in disaster clean up and restoration activities get cash to meet their immediate HHs needs. This will be for a three-week durationand based on the need for the communities. Vouchers will be used toreduce the risk of handling cash. A rapid assessment will be conducted to determine how functional the local markets will be because the system requires contracted shops that will include grocery items and some hygiene materials for purchase with the voucher.

Cash Transfer (CT) based on survival Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB) will be provided for 3 rounds (112.75 EUR * 3 payments) over 3 months for affected families, who have lost their homes, or that are severely damaged, and so giving access to basicneeds and services. Women headed households will be prioritized and Oxfam will coordinate with Cash Working Group (CWG) members using MoHA lists that have been verified.

c. Dry season farming support to HHs Euro 226,075 for 320HHs
When the floods start receding, this will leave behind rich agricultural soils for dry season farming along riverbanks that can be used by farmers to cultivate staple foods. Technical know-how, awareness and capacity building will be shared with the landowners / farmers,on good agricultural practices. These households will be provided with seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides to produce food products common to their communities. Water pumps will be provided and boreholes drilled for groups of farmers to be able to access water for their dry season farming activities
AJOAGO - Comic Relief RND Cyclone Kennet Since 2001, AJOAGO with support of main partners is involved in successfully preparedness and response, improving water, sanitationand hygiene services, food security and other programmes in rural communities of Mozambique. Thus far services have been installed in main districts of 5 different provinces of the country.
This project targets at least 3.000 households in Guara Guara resettlement neighbourhoods in Buzi District. Through the project these people will achieve tangible improvements in their health status, welfare and dignity through increased and sustainable access to improved water and hygiene facilities delivery and by applying associatedhygiene practices to prevent COVID 19 Pandemic.
Ass. Moçambicana Mulher Educacaçã Associação Moçambicana Mulher e Educação  (AMME) is a civil society entity, Mozambican, non-profit and oriented to support development. Created in 2012 and legally constituted through BR nº 47 of the II series. The current governing board  was elected atthe last Ordinary General Assembly held in August 2015. The organization has 150 members with more than 50% women. AMME already has a 5-year history of collaboration with Oxfam IBIS. The thematic focus of this partnership has always been on working on access and retention of young girls at schools though  strengthening and capacity building of school councils. The partnership has contributed significantly to the development of the skills of AMME staff, particularly in the field of school council strengthening. In terms of fund management, the organization currently has more than 7 partner organizations that finance AMME with a total annual value of approximately USD 670,500. The audit reports assessed by Oxfam do not undermine the organization in terms offund management since the AMME has adecentralized management structure and internal procedures manuals.  In this project AMME will play a role of implementation, capacity development of school councils in the 3 districts in the province of Zambezia. AMMEwill also be responsible for conducting fieldmonitoring visits and preparing the respective progress reports and producing stories of changes.
PAF Pan Africa Platform Oxfam's Pan Africa Program organizes influencing activities with African focus. This contribution is meant for a conference on rethinking Africa, for a training on how the African Union works and how it can be influenced, for a video on women in peace building inAfrica, for a youth conference on peace and security through the module African Union Initiative, and for a multi-stakeholder dialogue between South Sudan CSOs and African Union in Addis Abbeba. Next to that the contribution will also be used for strategy development of the Pan Africa Program itself, and consultation process of how this program can add to the Oxfam activities in all the African countries, as well as the regional platform Southern Africa, Horn and East Africa, West African and Middle East and North Africa.
RELON -Gender responsive Edu Programming RELON is a refugee led Network with expertise in coordinating activities of CBOs, identifying opportunities for mutual learning andimproved opportunities and influencing advocacy for refugees to be able to voice their issues in a unified manner.
RELON will identify members of its network particularly women to participate in capacity building trainings especially on gender transformative leadership, identifying training opportunities for these women to learn and share their experiences.
RELON will jointly participate in development of advocacy strategies, develop relevant tools to be used in advancing gender trans formative education and coordinate indissemination of the tools.
Jointly with the policy makers hold sessions  to advance the right to gender responsive education at National, subnational and community levels .
Conduct influencing sessions to with the policy makers.
Conduct trainings of  other RLOs within networks on effective advocacy / influencing strategies and tools.
Providing coordination among the different CBOs within andoutside the project, as the project is looking at enhancing and strengthening the capacities of the CBO on championing Gender transformative education.
Provide platforms that promote participation of other CBOsat relevant local, regional and international spaces
Coady CLASIE Coady 3rd contract under Hewlett funding titles CLA for Strengthened Influence and Empowerment
CO-FY 2021/22 General Support Grant to U Program Funding: This grant may be used in the following amounts for these programs (see COP section 3.2 for each program), as specified by the country:
1) Governance and Accountability ($72,000 out of $ 1,639,815)
2) Preparedness and Response ($36,000out of $8,883,860)
3) Resilience and Livelihood ($36,000 out of $2,751,388)
This grant also contributes to the Program management costs of operational and Personnel cost of ($106,000 out of $731,151.
RWDS-FAIR4ALL Trade & Value Chains In OPT, FAIR for ALL programme aims at contributing to more inclusive and sustainable trade and value chains in OPT and create an enabling environment that respects women and men small-scale producers and their rights, protects the environment and supports youth economic empowerment. Rural Women’s Development Society (RWDS): focuses on economic empowerment, political and social participation,and prevention of violence against women. Strong presence in rural communities with over 3,000 women members through a network of 30 clubs. Aiming to promote gender equity and gender-sensitive policies and laws by advocating for gender-responsive budgeting at thenational and local levels, and to promote women’s rights in the private and public sectors.
ActionAid Burundi Action Aid Burundi is the co-lead on a project funded by the UE on strengthening civil society through better participation in the local governance of local CSOs. CSOs and local Authorities will be called to work together to develop, follow-up and evaluate the local plans for communal development (PCDC - Plan Communal pour le Développement Communautaire). Notably, marginalised groups (ethnic minorities, young women and men) will be involved in all the steps of the project's implementation. Action AidBurundi is responsiblefor the Action in 2 provinces: Ruygi and Rutana.
In additional, Action Aid will support the capacity building of CSOs in various fields like organizational, managerial, .....
Action Aid Burundi will support CSOs to influence the content of PCDCs so that implementation and monitoring are easy and to broaden the participation of communities in their development.
DeafLoud The DeafLoud project aims to bring a stronger and louder voice of deaf people in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia at the local, regional,and global levels. In Vietnam, the deaf population is estimated at 2.5 million, while it is around 19 thousand in Laos and51 thousand in Cambodia. Regarding the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD): Cambodia signed (2007) and ratified (2012); Laos ratified in 2009; Vietnam signed (2007) and ratified (2015). However, a gap between such policies and their implementation in reality remains significant: persons with disabilities, including the deaf do not actually benefit from the policies or have opportunities to execute their rights. The needs and issues of the deaf remain invisible to the broader population and largely unaddressed. DeafLoud project will focus on four key issues: (i) the government has some attention on the deaf community however they do not provide full and direct participation of deaf people in policy making process and other projects that impacts deaf people’s lives(Article 24 ”Education” and Article 30“Participation in cultural life, recreation, leisure and sport ”UNCRPD); (ii) lack of opportunities and access in education, employment, training, personal development which limit deaf people to live independently and to stand for themselves (Article 9”Accessibility” UNCRPD); (iiI) lack of safe space to discuss their common issues and capacity to organizethemselves as groups or alliances from making their voices heard (Article 21 “Freedom of expression and opinion, and access to information” UNCRPD); (iv)lack of a strong network in advocating for their rights and make a louder voice The main objectives of DeafLoud project are (i)Empower deaf people in three countries by building skills in sign language, leadership, policy influencing through training,community meetings, public discussion (ii) Amplify the voices of deaf people by providing opportunities for them to share their perspectives through raising awareness campaigns (iii) Build a network of deaf clubs in different regions within the countries and also a network of the deaf community in the Mekong region to bring a stronger voice at the regional level to the global level tofight stigmatization against the deaf In each country, the activities will focus on the important issues relating to the local deaf community. In Vietnam, the project will raise deaf awareness to the government and the public; empower and build a stronger network of deaf clubs throughout the country. In Laos, the need to develop Laotian Sign Language and empower deaf community is essential. More deaf clubs in different provinces will be established to create safe spaces for deaf people. In Cambodia, there is no deaf-led organization or formal group existing yet. With the DeafLoud project, we will work together and share our empowerment journey with Phnom Penh Deaf Club to build on their confidence, leadership skills and be independent to lead their community.
CSBAG - FISCAL JUSTICE The Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) is a coalition formed in 2004 to bring together Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) at national and district levels to influence Government decisions on resource mobilization and utilization for equitable and sustainable development. CSBAG has membership of 100 CSOs operating at national and local government level, working collectively to influence government and effectively participate in setting national budget priorities. CSBAG is registered with the NGO Bureau.

CSBAG hassince 2013 mobilized and organised citizens to promote participatory budgeting in Uganda, and this is an approach currently being implemented directly in 23 districts of Uganda. CSBAG has since 2020 under the EU Trust Fund worked in the districts of Isingiro and Kyegegwa which are both refugee hosting districts to undertake National and district level advocacy and support in planning and budgeting for disaster preparedness as well as Conduct capacity building of local government, CSOsand partners at the district and sub-county level (Including refugees) to mainstream NRM Plans (Land, Water, energy, environment,) in their CP and Development Plans as implementation

Since 2019 CSBAG has worked under ECHO on Project aimed at realisingiincreased resilience of refugees and host communities in Arua and Lamwo District through a more effective and coordinated response during sudden emergencies. This experience is vital to the proposed DANIDA intervention. Particularly we have worked with LGs and supported the development of the DCs.

CSBAG work focuses on ensuring equitable distribution of resources that benefits women and men, boys, and girls and other marginalized groups forinclusive development.

Vision: A a people centred budget that dignifies humanity,

Mission:  working towards ensuring that budgetsat local and national levels are financed, designed, implemented, and monitored to promote prudent and transparent allocation of national resources for the benefit of marginalizedgroups

CSBAG’s contribution on the project:
• Organising CSO voices to advocate forgender responsive and inclusive public service delivery in the refugee hosting communities
• Mobilizing citizens particularly the marginalized groups to undertake budget tracking and service delivery monitoring in social sectors
• Provide platforms for CSOs and communities to engage in planning and budgeting processes at local and national level
• Strengthen collaboration with duty bearers for improved gender and equity budgeting in refugee hosting communities
CO-Empower @ scale in Uganda. The goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme.

The expected outcomes are:
1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries.
2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used
3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.
CO-EFSL & WASH Based COVID-19 Response Somalia is one  of the  most  fragile and complex humanitarian crises in  the world. The country is emerging from more than three decades of conflicts with weak formal government systems since the collapse of the central  governmentin  the  early  1990s.Decades  ofarmed  conflicts  coupled  with  recurrent  drought conditions,  famine,  persistent  food  insecurity,  protracted  population  displacement  as  well  as  seasonal flooding  have left the country suffering one of the world’s worst humanitarian  situations.  The southern Somalia  has  been  the  worst  affected  with  the  region  experiencing  cycles  of  conflict  that  have  destroyed legitimate  institutions  and  created  widespread  vulnerability.  While  situation  was  dire  alreadydueto protracted  conflicts and drought, COVID 19 pandemic emergence detoriorated both health and livelihood sources of Somali community. In DEC phase 2, Oxfam plans to provide an integrated WASH and food security project to support emergency food  crises and  support  recovery  of livelihoods lost  due  to  drought  or  COVID  19  pandemic  in  Puntland, Jubaland and Somaliland administrative regions of Somalia. EFSVL Component: The project will addresshumanitarian needs of the IDPs, poor urban and returnees and will support cash and voucher assistance(CVA) to people affected by triple threats of conflict, drought and COVID 19 economically. This will be complemented to supportingLivelihood restoration for women groups affected  by  COVID  pandemic toenable  them to resume  or  establish  viable  livelihood options  intended  to provide  sustainable  livelihood  opportunities  for  affected  IDPs,  returnees  and  host  community  in  target 11regions of Somalia. This outcome will alleviate the sufferingof6,780 people from extreme effects of COVID 19 i mpact and improve their food security situation. WASH Outcomes: A total of 8000people are expected to benefit from rehabilitation of three strategic water points  coupled  by  hygiene  and  promotion activities.  COVID  19  awareness  raising  will  be  conducted  for 60,000people  in  all  target  regions  of  the  project  with  the  aim  of  reducing  spread  of  this  pandemic. This outcome will benefit a total of 60,000people. The project will benefitatotal of 60,000peopleand will be implemented in the same districts as DEC phase 1 in Puntland and Somaliland while the project target Kismayo district of Lower Juba region. Oxfam continues to work with WASDA in this project and implementationmodalitywillremain mixed approach.  The activities are in line with Oxfam’s Humanitarian Strategy for Somalia and contributes to our Oxfam Coutnry Strategy (OSC)2020-2025.
HO-HO - CD Expat Salary This WBS element will be used to book OPTI Country Director salary thats paid via Hague
CO-Promote non-violent, healthy,behavio. In close coordination with UNICEF programs (Health, Education, WASH, Child Protection), Oxfam will identify the sectoral messages embedded within the episodes. The message gathering will be conducted through a series of consultation meetings with parentsand children from UNICEF and Oxfam partners to validate the messages. Oxfam will work with a local scriptwriter to implement audience consumption research, digital content in particular,  to better determine the triggers and hooks that will attract the audience of childrenand their parents. Oxfam communication team will design the episode diagrams and key messages for each episode in coordination withthe script writer, who will develop the content based on the findings of the consumption research and community-verified sectoral messages. Every episode can hold more than one message, and the messages can be repeated in multiple episodes in different forms
FAIR for ALL Agric Value Chains India The Power of Voices Partnership (PvP) is an influencing programme with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The programme  FAIR for ALL led by Oxfam Novib is five year long initiative implemented jointly with consortium members Huairou Commission,SOMO andThird World Network-Africa (TWN-Africa) aimed at supporting and collaborating with people’s rightful demands towards companies, governments and multilateral organizations for economic, social and environmental justice, promoting global trade andvalue-chains that are fair for all. The main focus of the FAIR for ALL programme proposal is to support and strengthen CSOs to play their diverse roles; as educators, mobilizers, creators and watchdogs to make trade and value chains FAIR for ALL.

In India, FAIR for ALL programme will be working with women, girls and young people in marginalized communities, that are working in six major value chains (sugar, vegetables, food grains, poultry, diary and fishing), to have voice, agency, knowledge and thesupport they need to improve their livelihoods and working conditions, including through holding the government and private sector to account, in particular with regard to protection of worker and farmers rights and provision of social protection mechanismsfor all. The India FAIR for ALL programme will be implemented by Oxfam in India, Huairou Commission and SOMO, aiming to:  1)Strengthen civil society and workers’ collectives to address abuses of informal workers’ rights in sugar cane supply chains; 2)Support grassroots women to organize themselves into producer groups so they can increase the value and quality of their crops, access markets, enhance their bargaining power and increase their earnings; 3) Strengthen grassroots organizations and local civilsociety to advocate for women’s land
rights and support for women small-scale farmers; and 4) To challenge trade, tax and investment regimes which are in favour of FDI and large companies and which cause rising inequality and social and environmental challenges.
These objectives will be achieved by building the awareness of local civil society and activists about issues of responsible business conduct and inequality-reducing fiscal policies; strengthening worker’s collectives to demand living wagesanddecent working conditions, linking them with state and national networks; supporting cooperatives and producer organizations, increasing their bargaining power and access to markets and finance; and by increasing the understanding of local civil society onhow investment, tax and trade regimes impact marginalized groups and how improved regimes can pay for inequality-reducing measures such as investment in small-scale agriculture and affordable public health and education systems.
CO-506696 Oxfam America provides small funding to support CLV cluster for business development and training for staff