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EC - DEAR / Oxfam Intermon Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects.
The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives:
- Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development;
- Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development;
- EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development.
Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.
Support activists in Africa  & worldwide The AHRN Foundation hosted the first annual workshop to launch the first ever young activists network in Africa, the Young African Defenders in Action (YADA) network in 2020. This network aims to connect young HRDs from around the continent. This first annual workshop brought together 18 HRDs representing 11 countries to share experiences, best practices, and a network with similarly motivated youth from across the continent. The workshop will be organized every year to facilitate this engagement and connection. The YADA network has grown and young defenders from 25 countries are interested to become members. The network focusses on Africa and young African human rights defenders at the moment.

Throughout the YADA initiative, AHRN has been providing online trainings and produced training materials on fundamental human rights, lobby and advocacy (policy influencing) drafting and implementing projects and digital security. The AHRN will also engage with young HRDs across the continent with online discussions on key human rights days, such as International Women’s Day, The World Peace Day, The Freedom of Expression Day and the Human Rights Defenders Day.

- Rise up Pilotproject
AHRN (together with its shelter city network) believes in the importance of empowering young activists and wants to organize two activities (for those between 18 -25 years old):

Ideas and contributions that we could give are:
1. A three weeks’ Workshop for young at risk HRDs at African level - in January 2022 where 12 young HRDs from at least 6 countries (African +) will be invited to:
- Exchange on challenges in their daily activities as young,
- Collect ideas on what they need in terms of capacity building and security
- Learn how to protect online and offline data; safe use of internet; how to do effective online campaigns and petitions, safe use of social media and website etc. (Digital security)
- Learn more about fundamental human rights
- Learn how to draft and implement their own project per their respective contexts.

2. A two days online global event: Global workshop for young defenders – inMarch 2020
Young activists will be invited from Africa, South America and Asia to meet, share experiences from and collect ideas toplan future activities. The main objective will be to:
- Help to establish a network for young activists at a global and continental levels and monitor their future activities, and
- Establish a physical safe and training place for young activists: Shelter and Young Defenders Academy
Sida Fair Finance Int. Belgium 21-22. Fairfin is an active critical platform who advices consumers who seek financial services from banks and financial institutions, whoact according a set of ethical principles. Since 2014, Fairfin leads the Fair Finance Coalition Belgium, with a total of 6members, all Belgium CSO's. FFG Belgium researches the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of the major (Belgium, French, Dutch and German) banks that are operating on the Belgium market. The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social and conventional media, events and humourfull actions. The coalition provides awareness raising and stimulates bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (demanding improvements, indicating that they will shift their account to another bank or praising their conduct). The coalition uses the research results also to engage with the banks (and their workers) directly and to influence the governmental and financial authorities where stricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The Fair Finance coalition works in close cooperation with other FF coalitions in Europe and Southern countries.
Sida FFI funding will be phased out and end in 2022.
HCMLU-Support for sentenced women As a marginalized group in society, there are various needs for former prisoners to reintegrate into society following their release, including jobs, psychological help, health care, etc. Compared to male former inmates, female counterparts are more likely in dilemma and dire need of support.

 Legal aid is amongst the top specific needs for ex-prisoners in post-release. This is echoed in many international documents such as the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for Non-custodial Measures (the Tokyo Rules), United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders.

 In Vietnam, the Government issued Decree No. 80/2011/N#-CP on measures to ensure community integration for persons having completely served their prison sentences (Decree 80) and recently issued Decree No. 49/2020 guiding Law on Criminal Execution, replacing Decree 80 as of 15th June 2020. These documents demonstrate the concern of the Vietnamese Government on social integration for prisoners in post-release.

 As the most populated city in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City is home to many ex-prisoners. Through the surveying practice, it can be seen that there have not been many effective programmes supporting ex-prisoners and no programme supporting specifically female ex-prisoners in Vietnam, let alone legal support programmes. Therefore, Ho Chi Minh University of Law proposed to implement Program #Raising awareness and providing legal support on labour, employment and related issues for women who have served their sentences in HCMC#, which is to address the five following issues:
 1. Building awareness for female ex-prisoners about labour laws to protect them at work;
 2. Addressing legal issues related to seeking jobs and community reintegration of female ex-prisoners;
 3. Unifying contents and procedures in  administration on female ex-prisoners;
 4. Improving relevant policies and laws;
 5. Reducing the likelihood of returning to crime among female ex-prisoners to ensure social security.
CP - OGB Kenya Impact SME program The Impact SME Development Program supports small businesses to grow. These local businesses create positive impact for smallholdersuppliers, employees, customers and wider communities in the form of income, jobs, sustainable production and relevant products andservices. Oxfam works with local partners to provide training, business development services and facilitate financing.
CO-impact driven SMEs in Agri VC This project works with impact-driven SMEs in the agriculture value chains that are creating social impact to SSPs. The project targets those SMEs that want to improve their business management, are eager to pursue sustainable production methods, want toimprove quality monitoring of their supply chain and want to use technology for traceability of their products. The project aims to:
1) support SMEs to improve their business management for sustainable development by giving training and tailored businessdevelopment services (BDS);
2) support SMEs to prepare for accessing investments (impact investors or conventional capital providers) to scale their business;
3) pilot application of advanced technology on quality monitoring and product traceability with SMEs and SSPs
4) contribute to enforcement of favourable conditions / policies for impact-driven SMEs in Vietnam

In this project, Oxfam will be responsible foroverall management and monitoring, brokering and facilitating partnership and cooperationamong actors, capacity building, research and policy development/advocacy, and expertise in international human rights and global sustainability standards.
UPCN - UNIAO PROVINCIAL DOS CAMPONESES The program will promote agricultural production, productivity and resilient through supporting the access to extension service, land, technology and market, particularly for women and youth  promoting. The Programme will strengthen Sustainable Natural Resource Management through embedding the principles of sustainable resource use into its training on sustainable agricultural production and its climate smart agricultural practices. The programme will also build on Oxfam’s proven, gender-transformative, and Farmer Field School-based approaches to participatory plant breeding, community-based seed production, climate smart agricultural production and nutrition  to increase crop and varietal diversity; improve agroecological cropping methods to boost production and adapt to climate change
GCR - Legal Support in Lesbos The amount of £15,000 is to contribute towards Oxfam#s support of Legal Aid provision in Moria camp on the island of Lesbos in Greece through its partner Greek Council for Refugees (GCR).  The project aims at ensuring protection against violence and abuse of human rights through legal assistance, especially for first and second instance asylum claims and non-asylum related violence, with a focus on the most vulnerable populations.
Emergency response in Somalia The project will ensure access to clean portable water with water-point rehabilitation and Cash for Water initiative in times of crisis (e.g. dry season or failed rains); improved sanitation through construction of HH shared latrines and provision of latrine cleaning kits; and improved hygiene practices with hygiene promotion and key inputs (particularly targeting the menstrual hygiene needs of women and girls of reproductive age). The Food Security and Livelihoods component of the project will deliver Multi-Purpose Cash to assist vulnerable households to access food and other necessities. Oxfam will collaborate with the Ministry of Livestock in a livestock vaccination campaign to treat the most common endo and ecto parasites to improve animal health in pastoralist communities, and will further work with vulnerable youth and women to diversify their livelihoods with vocational skills training and piloting of Voluntary Savings Groups. This will help increase employability and income, and will also contribute to building the capacity of women to take a more active role in decision making in their communities. The project will incorporate specific community protection activities engaging community protection volunteers, existing community committees and women#s groups to raise and mitigate protection risks at community level. Oxfam will map available services in target communities and engage with service providers on confidential referral pathways. Trainings on basic protection principles, rights and responsibilities will target community committees, women#s groups, community protection volunteers and relevant authorities will be capacity built to strengthen regional and national protection mechanisms.
Addressing FSL needs ESDC will be assessing a pool of 500 HHs from the current DGD project and from referral from protection and livelihood actors to identify those who are eligible for 1) support livelihood/IGAs, 2) to identify HHs with remaining/persisting protection needswho are socio-economically challenged. Both groups will be socio-economically challenged and will be qualifying for additional cash (MPCA to protect livelihoods and protection achievements throughout the project. for IGA selection; IGA scoring criteria will include main sustainable livelihood capitals (natural, financial, social, physical and human), willingness to have a new IGA or to engage in such activities, previous experience, and articulation of IGA idea. Scoring will be done by ESDC and Oxfam based on previous experiences to ensure reasonable balance between available capacity and needs. The list of selected beneficiaries will be cross-checked only in terms of receiving IGA or cash for livelihood support. Results from the assessment and the assessment of current DGD beneficiaries will inform those with pressing protection needs that continue to pose risks on the child/HH will then qualify for CfP in addition to MPCA.
Mbeleni Foundation LTD Mbeleni Foundation seeks support to address causes of GBV by empowering Rights Holders who for this project include Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) with knowledge and skills that will support them to be self-reliant and advocate for their involvement in decisions that affect their wellbeing. GBV is not only rampant among refugees but also a serious issue among nationals. The situationfor refugees is worse and that is why Mbeleni Foundation seeks to intervene by empowering Refugee AGYW and their host communities with knowledge and skills to prevent and respond to the impact of GBV. Project main objective: To strengthen the capacity of 100Adolescent Girls and Young Women to prevent and respond to the impact of Gender Based Violence in Kyaka II Refugee settlement. Project specific Objectives.
Objective 1: To increase knowledge of rights holders on causes, effects and preventive measures of GBV among AGYWand their need to be involved in decisions that affect their well-being.
Objective 2: To mobilize, train and support Adolescent Girls and Young Women in alternative livelihood
activities.
Objective 3: To promote community-based responses and engagement with key stakeholders in addressing negative socio-economic and cultural practices that perpetuate gender inequalities. By the end of this project, Mbeleni Foundation will reach 100 AGYW as the direct Rights holders; 500 will be indirect Rights holders.
The project will kick off with an inception meeting targeting key stakeholders in the district and the settlement followed by an appraisal to get a moredefined understanding of the situation in the settlement. The two initial activities will inform involved rightsholders on the GBV situation in the area hence a buy-in for the project; and together work out preventive measures.
An Alternative Livelihoods appraisal to list existing Income Generating Activities(IGAs)  will  be conducted. Participants will then rank, select and be supported to uptake viable IGAs. Success stories will be documented and shared during linking and learning sessions.
TZ LJF-She Goes Digital She Goes Digital is a 12-month project that aims to teach professional photography and digital marketing skills to vulnerable girlsand women between the ages of 18 and 35. The project aims to address the issue of female unemployment and a lack of femalerepresentation in digital opportunities. The patriarchal system, which affects the traditional division of labor, sexual abuse, extreme poverty, and stereotypes in the digital and creative industries regarding female participation in digital jobs/employment are the main causes of this issue. Therefore, this initiative aims to increase vulnerable women and girls' access to economic and social opportunities in digital marketing and professional photography. By the project's ending, vulnerable women's and girls' groups in society should experience growth and fair access to opportunities, resources, and decent employment. improved digital representation of young women and girls platforms and management tools for female digital marketers and photographers thatare inclusive and sustainable altering one's behavior toward commercial stereotypes. By giving the identified girls and women training in life skills and career development, the project hopes to invest in skill and confidence development. Encourage innovation by providing beneficiaries with professional photography and digital marketing training. Focus on assisting the beneficiaries technically, mentoring them, and coaching themby preparing them with hands-on instruction in photography and digital marketing. The project aims to inspire participants to give their jobs their all and take into account how unique each one is. Vulnerable female groups in society are expected to grow and haveequitable access to opportunities, resources, and decent work. improved digital representation of young women and girls platforms and management tools for female digital marketers and photographers that are inclusive and sustainable altering one's behavior towardcommercial stereotypes. By giving the identified girls andwomen training in life skills and career development, the project hopes to invest in skill and confidence development. Encourage innovation by providing beneficiaries with professional photography and digital marketing training. Focus on assisting the beneficiaries technically, mentoring them, and coaching them by preparing them with hands-on instruction in photography and digital marketing. The project aims to inspire participants to give their jobs their all and take into account how special their workis.
HO-Future of GALS Overall Objective: Contribute to the consolidation of Oxfam Novib profile as a global expert in GALS that ensures quality
implementation of the methodology while scaling it up globally
Outcome 1: Design sustainability model for GALS that ensures quality implementation of methodology
Outcome 2: Produce a GALS’s concept note for fundraising with potential donors
Yayasan Kino Media - UNSEEN SIN Full Project Title: UNSEEN SIN: The Circle and Relationship of Sexual Abuse of Young Boys in Hindu Ashram in Bali of Indonesia.

The  project  is  to  making  a  short  film  about  sexual  abuse  that  happened  to  fragile  and  financially  struggling young boys in a Hindu ashram in Bali of Indonesia. Loosely based on scandalous rumors that are still shocking the island alleged an accusation of a huge cover up by conspiracy among a few powerful people in Bali. The film will tell the story of a loyalassistant named Aditya who is torn between his charismatic guru and a new innocent recruitee in a Hindu ashram in Bali. It will expose how Aditya, as asexual abuse victim of his Guru can become the perpetrator himself and depicts how manipulative is the relationship between the spiritual leader and the students.

Objectives:
The  main  objective  of  the  film  is  to  give  a  voice  to  the  victims  of  the  actual  events  who  were  repressed  by threats and peer pressure, thus the victims were traumatized and chose to keep silent where they should be protected and supported to heal their trauma instead. The justification and the hidden truth made the abuser nourisha  system  where  it  let  the  society  and  the  victim  to  adapt  this  behavior  where  subconsciously  they implemented the act to the potential future victim.The  film  will be  made  in  orderto  be  a campaign  tool to  educate  the  people,  that  sexual abuse  has  so  many layers and spectrum and can happen not only to women, but also to men, especially to the vulnerable boys. Thefilm also depicts how LGBTQ community acceptance is still a serious matter in Indonesia, often condemned in  the  name  of  religion  but  ironically  often  happens  in  religious  institutions.Sometimes  religion  can  make someone blurry and become an extremist where they tend to skip many other sides in life, especially the value of humanity.By making this film, we want to be the whistleblower especially to the local society in Bali that sexual abuse can thrive under the name of God’s institution. We need to raise awareness and to open a dialogue to answer “can we help foster future conversation about sexual abuse, mental health and faith?”
Support of the affected families in Gaza PEF is a local  partner for Oxfam. PEF's  added value to the program was in terms of technical knowledge, quality and understandingof partnership principles. PEF works very closely with different vulnerable groups in diverse locations along the Gaza Strip including farmers, women, children, youth and unemployed.  PEF will be responsible to implement the WASH activities in the southern PEF isa local  partner for Oxfam. PEF's  added value to the program was in terms of technical knowledge, quality and understanding of partnership principles. PEF works very closely with different vulnerable groups in diverse locations along the Gaza Strip including farmers, women, children, youth and unemployed.  PEF will be responsible to implement the WASH activities inthe southern governorates of Gaza strip in the targeted areas and to do the day to day follow up under the direct supervision of oxfam.
Tearfund Somalia Drought Joint Response The Somalia Drought Joint Response proposes a multi-sectoral response to the crisis in Bay (South West State), Bari (Puntland) and Lower Juba region. These regions were selected as priority locations, based on the severity of the drought situation, number of affected people, number of IDPs, and IPC level (areas facing IPC 4). The overarching objective of the JR is to provide severely drought affected people with life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance.
The partners have designed their response based on needs and gaps, their technical expertise and complementarity with other interventions to maximize impact. Selected activities are in line with humanitarian and cluster recommendations/standards. The response is a multi-sector approach with holistic WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL), and MPC interventions, with Protection being mainstreamed.
CO-HECA-Uganda Refugee Capacity Building The overall purpose of the program is to advance policies more favorable to refugees and increase their active engagement and participation in programming and decision-making. The program sees national and continental networks of refugee-led organizations as key to advancing policy changes and supporting the participation of refugees.

The grant will be used to:

• Strengthen the Refugee-Led Organizations Network in Kenya (RELON-Kenya) by providing funding for core staffing and facilities; and accompaniment to support implementation of their strategic plan.

• Strengthen the Refugee-Led Organizations Network in Uganda (RELON-Uganda) by providing grants to member organizations; supporting advocacy work for policies more favorable to refugees; and accompaniment to support implementation of their strategic plan.

• Strengthen the Africa Refugee-led Network (ARN) by providing accompaniment to support implementation of their strategic plan.
OGB Mali Oxfam Novib has allocated a lumpsum to a number of selected Oxfam country offices, regional platforms and southern affiliates, which can be used for strategic purposes and will enable them to develop high quality programmes (including innovation, activism and projects that are not easily funded by external donors) to increase their effectiveness.