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ID YIFOS Liberty Inclusion & Acceptance Full Project Title: ALLIANCE - Advocating for Liberty, Inclusion, and Acceptance for all!

ALLIANCE: "Advocating for Liberty, Inclusion, and Acceptance for all!" is an advocacy step based on collaborative work between several organizations. ALLIANCE isled by YIFoS Indonesia, working with Yayasan Satu Keadilan, who has experience in policy advocacy in West Java. In addition, ALLIANCE works with the KAMI ADA coalition; a LGBTIQ-led organisation based in the Bogor area. ALLIANCE focuses on advocating theP4S Regional Regulation ratified in Bogor City in December 2021. This regulation provides a legal basis for criminalizing LGBTIQ+ people. The idea is to encourage the Bogor City government to change the content of the regulations through the Mayor's initiative to submit a discussion (Nota Dinas) to the Bogor City DPR-D. The following is the theory of change from the ALLIANCE project: If civil society organizations, together with experts on human rights, law, and sexuality issues, can lobby the Mayor of Bogor and various civil society voices tourge the government to change the contents of the P4S regulation, the Mayor of Bogor will be encouraged to submit a discussion to the DPR -D at trial. ALLIANCE will then use this process to provide input at public hearings. To achieve the above changes, namely the change in the P4S script, several key activities must be carried out:

1. Drafting an alternative or substitute local regulation.
2. Hearings and lobbying key actors.
3. Public campaigning.
4. Capacitybuilding for the LGBTIQ community.

In preparing for this, ALLIANCE has also prepared a mitigation plan and a referral mechanism for the safety of the LGBTIQ community in Bogor.
WDARE - Mangahas Project Full Project Title: Mangahas: Ang Pag -o-organisa ng WDARE sa Hanay ngKababaihang May Kapansanan

Ang WDARE ay binubuo ng mga kababaihang may kapansanan nanangahas na harapin ang mga katotohanan sa aming mga buhay,hindi lamang bilang mga may kapansanankundi bilang kababaihanna nakakaranas ng iba't-ibang porma ng diskriminasyon at pang-aabuso. Sang-ayon sa Philippine Statistics Administration,tinatayang 12% ng mga Pilipino nasa edad na 15 taong gulang pataas ay maykapansanan at mas malaking porsyento dito ay kababaihan. Ibigsabihin, marami kaming Pilipinong kababaihang may kapansanan nakung magsasama-sama ay maaaring maging isang malakas napwersa parasa pagtataguyod ng karapatan ng kababaihang maykapansanan. Sa matagal na panahon, karamihan ng kababaihangmay kapansanan ay nasa loob lamang ng tahanan at hindi nakikilahoksa mga usaping panlipunan. Ito ay dahil sa walang espasyo atreasonable accommodation na ibinibigay ang lipunan para kami aymakalahok. Ang hindi namin paglahok sa mga usaping panlipunanaynagreresulta sa aming exclusion, pagiging bulnerable sa karahasan,at hindi pagsasa alang-alang ng aming mga pangangailangan. Ilan nalamang ito ay ang mga sumusunod: • limitado o walang accessnaming sa trabaho; • karanasan sa iba’t-ibang porma ng gender-based violence katulad ng sexual harassment, sexual abuse/rape,domestic violence; • karahasan sa sexual at pang reproduktibongkarapatan ng kababaihan, halimbawa, sapilitang Nitong 2020, sapanahon ng pandemya at community quarantine, ito ay nagdulot ngibayong paghihirap para sa mga kababaihang may kapansanan atnapalala ang nito ang aming exclusion. Hindi kami nasangguni kunganno ang mga pangangailangan namin, marami sa amin ang hindinakakuhang ayuda mula sa Social Amelioration Program, at ibangserbisyo. Marami man ang kababaihang may kapansanan sa Pilipinasay hindi kaminaisasama dahil walang espasyo para sa amin at kamiay tikom, kanya-kanya at di nakikialam sa mga panlipunang usapin.Dahil dito, nakita ng WDARE na napapanahon na at ang kahalagahanna lumabas ang kababaihang may kapansanan, magsama-sama atmaging mukha at boses ng kababaihang may kapansanan. Angproyektong ito na may pamagat na “Mangahas: Ang Pag-o-organisang WDARE sa Hanay ng Kababaihang May Kapansanan,” ay isangmalaking hamon para sa kababaihang may kapansanan. Kailangangmangahas at baguhin sarili, sa kapwa babae at para sa lipunan.Pangkalahatang Layunin: Sa loob ng isang taon, ang WDARE aykinikilala na organisasyon ng kababaihang may kapansanan nanagsusulong ng karapatan ng kababaihang may kapansanan atlumalahok sa mga usaping panlipunan. Mga Partikular na Layunin: 1.Maiparehistroang WDARE sa mga ahensya upang maging legal angkatayuan nito. 2. Mabuo ang mga batas ng organisasyon na siyanggagabay sa mga kasapi3. Magkaroon ng kakayahan ang mgamiyembro ng WDARE na patakbuhin at pamunuan ang organisasyon4. Magkaroon ng strategic planning angWDARE upang maging giyanito sa pagkilos sa mga susunod na taon.
Twaweza # DEAFOP Twaweza echoes the spirit of collective power for positive change. It seeks to tap from the power and ability that resides within Persons with disabilities, especially women and youth with disability, for social economic rights . The project will leverage on two platforms i.e. Groups of persons with disabilities and Individual class/school set up for Deaf and youths with disability who are not  organized into groups. The project seeks to increase participation of PWD in control of resources both in private and civic space,  with an objective of  Reducing economic shocks of covid-19 through small financial support for groups income generating activities, Improving the livelihood and economic security for Rural disability community as a catalyst for confidence for participation in public and political space,  Increasing knowledge and awareness of Economic ,Civil and Social right and Disability voice for inclusion in this right and Increasing disability visibility and amplify disability voice in upcoming election.

The project will incorporate Governance and Advocacy through capacity building training to PWD to understand their rights as anchored in the constitution, convention on the rights of Persons with disability and other Human right instruments. 2022 being an electoral year, the civic educationtraining will be a major topic in which we will leverage on the training sessions and engagements to collect views and desires of persons with disability in Embu County on how best to increase their participation and access to resources and services after which we shall compile and share with key Stakeholders in the county government.
VCCI-Increase PS awareness of RE/EE The overall goal of the project is to contribute to a sustainable socially just energy transition in Vietnam. The specific objective is to increase public and private-sector awareness of renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE) policies/programmes, and toensure that the effectiveness of RE/EE practices and initiatives are significantly raised, contributing to sustainable energy supply, consumption and security in Vietnam, the country’s transition towards a low-carbon economy and increased gendersensitivity in theenergy sector.
The project has four key priorities: i) to equip key public and private stakeholders with understanding and knowledge of RE/EE policies, the effectiveness of RE/EE measures and initiatives; ii) to improve media communication and coverage on RE/EE and gender sensitivity in the energy sector; iii) to increase gender sensitive RE/EE practices in the daily life and businesses; iv) to increase the number of businesses accessing to investment for RE/EE practices. Gender sensitivity is integrated throughout the Action, ensuring that it not only contributes to Vietnam’s sustainable energy targets but also ensures a gender equitable and sociallyjust energy transition.
The project was developed and implemented by a coalition of3partners Oxfam, VCCI, and the Vietnam Journalism Association. In this project, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) joins the Action as a co-applicant with Oxfam. VCCI is the largest business membership organization in Vietnam. It has a verywide network of member businesses in all sectors and nationwide. Importantly, VCCI is a very influential and advisory organization to the Government of Vietnam in terms of business. Participating in the Action as a co-applicant will allow VCCI to make the best use of its expertise, network, and influence on both businesses and the Government. VCCI will be mainly responsible for coordinating the work of building the network of SMEs and banks, raising awareness and support for gender sensitive RE/EE practices;it will also broker dialogue between SMEs, banks and policy makers. VCCI will work on both national and provincial levels with business associations in each province.
CARSWD-Raise legal awareness for Muong The Center for Applied Research and Development of Social Work (CARDSW) is a member of Faculty of Sociology, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnamese National University, Hanoi
- 2005, Participated with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to develop the "Law on Gender Equality"
- 2006-2011: Participated in the "Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in the Red River Delta of Vietnam (RRDRWSS) in Nam Dinh", International Development Association (IDA), World Bank
- In 2012-2013, Co-chair of the project "The status of understanding and main sources of access to the Law on Gender Equality of ethnic minority women in Yen Son District, Tuyen Quang Province" funded by the Jiff Foundation
 - In 2013-2014, the Organization mobilized the participation of ethnic minority communities in contributing to the development of the Law on Supervision activities of the People's Council and improving the accountability of the authorities in the district. Yen Lap, Phu Tho province.
- In2016-2019, Strengthen the participation of people with disabilities, social organizations and people in supervising the implementation of the Law on Education and related policies for people with disabilities in Cam Xuyen district, province Ha Tinh.
- 2011-2013: Trained as a trainer for staff of the Protection Department of 63 provinces and cities on "Environmental protection in social protection establishments" organized by the Department of Protection
- 2015, Organizing training for students of the Faculty of Sociology on the Law on Environmental Protection 2014; In 2018 - 2020, Join with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to develop the "Law on Social Work". In 2018, Participated with the Ministry of Natural Resources and EnvironmentWorkshop on adjusting and amending "Law on environmental protection in2020"

The project researches on livelihood status of women engaged in fishing, organizes activities such as training, communicating,  raising awareness and understanding of the lawfor fishing households, especially for poor women in Muong ethnic communities. Besides, the project helps to establish clubs in 5 communes and wards for women to meet, share knowledge of the law and experience in fishing, remind each other to not violateregulations and laws related to fishing. Therefore, they can maintain fish production, ensure the stable income from fishing. The project also aims to improve the capacity of local officials, agencies and mass organizations to grasp regulations, laws andtheLaw on Environmental Protection 2020. They can participate in activities of checking, monitoring, supporting for fishing households to avoid penalties for violating regulations of fishing. Therefore, the project contributes to improving the quality of life for ethnic minority women, ensuring the equity and social security, shortening the social gap between ethnic groups.
Fair Finance Asia-Sida-LHHKontum The Fair Finance Vietnam (FFV) initiative is coordinated by Oxfam in Vietnam to promote commitments on policies and practices following the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, made by financial institutions such as commercial banks, developmentbanks, etc. The initiative also brings in the voices of the communities in the areas where these financial institutions invest on. Since then, the initiative encourages everyone to contribute to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and environmental commitments in the Paris agreement.
In 2021, within the framework of the Fair Finance Vietnam Initiative with the support of Oxfam Vietnam, the Center for Water Resources Conservation and Development (WARECOD) conducted a field study about the environmental and social responsibility in the Dakdrinh hydropower project. The study aims to learn about the roles and environmental and social responsibilities of the related parties, from then to recommend solutions to ensure sustainable living for local people. The new study has only focused on community feedback; however, it has not had a comprehensive perspective from local government agencies.
The KonTum Science and Technology Associations was established on March 31, 2006, according to Decision No. 173/QD-CT of the Provincial People's Committee. The Association has the task of consulting, criticizing, and assessing the community in order to collect and provide information, documents, and from there to provide analysis, evaluation and recommendations for proposal adjustments, construction, appraisal, approval and completion of the project. This provides great support to implement the project with high efficiency.
Promoting  Ethics and Ethics of Media RJ The project « Promoting the Ethics and Ethics of Nigerian Media for Equitable Access to Information » aims to strengthen the capacity of two hundred and thirty-five (235) journalists (40% of whom are women), including community radios and journalism students at the Institute for Training in Information and Communication Technologies. Communication (IFTIC) on how to access diversified and quality information in order to better inform citizens. The first step will be to get the media to better understand the existing legal frameworks for communication / media (legislative and regulatory framework) at international and national level through extension actions. It will be initiated training on these media on human rights, fact-checking, production of qualitymedia content, promotion and respect of the ethics and deontology of the media in Niger, etc. In collaboration with the Superior Council of Communication (CSC), the project will carry out advocacy campaigns for decision makers including the parliament, and the executive for the adoption and/ or application of legal and regulatory provisions. instances (for example the decree implementing the Ordinance on Access to Public Information and Administrative Documents, the status of state media, the status of community radio stations, the law on the online press, etc.). The project if covering the regions of Tahoua Zinder Maradi and Niamey during 18 months.
CO-506575 Education for Active Citizenship, EfAC, is a national project aiming which contributes to strengthening civil society organizations, poor and marginalized children, particularly girls and young women,  to improve quality education and by promoting, demanding  andachieving  individual and collective rights trough formal and non-formal quality education, enabling a structural, political and social change in Mozambique.
Generally, the project It aims to contribute that citizens use their voices actively at national and local level to influence transparent and accountable domestic resource mobilization and promote quality services for inclusive and equitable quality education in Mozambique. This change willhappen if: i) The transformative potential of education is realized by using innovative and gender-sensitive strategies, models and approaches that are tested and documented and used as basis for policy influencing work focusing on promoting equity and on improving the learning opportunities of disadvantaged groups such as girls and youth in rural areas. II) Oxfam's partners, including emerging civil society (e.g. organized members of school councils) and groups representing marginalized women and youth, have increased their knowledge, role and capacity,positioning themselves and holding duty bearers accountable in education budgeting, planning and governance at school/district/provincial level.
The project will be implemented in Mozambique through relevant partners at National level (Movimento de Educação para Todos-MEPT); at local Level (NANA - Associação de Apoio ao Desenvolvimento), and relevant stakeholders at both national (Maputo) and local level (Zambezia Province ) with potential to expand to other areas of the country.
Oxfam's role in this project will be facilitating the institutional capacity of CSOs, promoting horizontal and vertical links between organizations and establishing links between CSOs and stakeholders, donors and other partners in order to maximize project results and strengthen the power and influence of CSOs . Manuals of the approaches and models will be widely used as evidence to bring about lasting changes in citizens' lives.
CO-505233 According to the 2022 harmonized framework, the Tillabéri region has 1,215,625 people in need of food assistance (i.e., 31% of its population), with 1,768 of the 2,140 agricultural villages covering 2,569,547 people (82.6% of the population) affected by the agricultural deficit (OCHA, Dec. 2021). This deficit, which is the result of poor cereal production and the effects of armed conflict, affects 306,853 people in Ouallam, of whom 233,232 are severely food insecure in phase 3<(>&<)>4 during the lean season from June to August 2022. Market channels are disrupted with several markets closed, food prices have increased by 22.2% to 45.7%, and availability is likely to decrease in the coming months. Indeed, FewsNet has projected that prices will be higher than average throughout the year due to increased demand pressure and production cuts. Oxfam's January 2022 MSNA survey shows that 100% of households surveyed inOuallam believe that their current food stocks are insufficient to cover their household needs until the next harvest. More than half (55%) have less than one month's worth of food in their inventory, and only 5% have more than three months' worth. The main reasons for the lack of food are: poor/no harvest (65%), high food prices (58%), and loss of income (36%). This department is one of the most vulnerable in the country to this situation. In addition, 70% of respondents used stress strategies and 20% used crisis strategies, the most frequent of which were the consumption of less preferred and less expensive foods on an average of three days per week, reducing the number of meals per day on an average of two days per week, and reducing the quantity of food consumed during meals on an average of two days per week.Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
HO-503001- The Hague office- 1% mgt fee 1% management fee has been granted to ensure coordination, reporting and monitoring. These funds (18.264 euros) will be used for this purpose
RADEZA - Rede Org o Des p amb e des comu RADEZA - a Civil Society Network for  Environment and Sustainable Community Develppment  of Zambezia Province, is a civil society network that work into the Natural Resources created in 9th , November 2005, with the objective to coordinate, develop and facilitatethe promotion of the sustainable community development programs and its associates through institutional development for influencing and representation in the local, regional and internacional development agenda.

in the Natural Resources Resilent initiative, RADEZA will strengthen the capacity of the local civil society platforms to operate within the climate change field, which will providedirect support to communities affected by climate chock variability,  climate change adaptation, support to harness local knowledgeand incorporate into the climate change adaptation practices and behaviour.
So, its expected that RADEZA contribute to the Output 1.1. The capacity of two local natural resources platforms (one in Maganja da Costa and 1 Milange) in the Zambezia province is built and they directly support 8 local communities (5 in Maganja da Costa and 3 in Milange).
•          Awareness rasing in the communities: Carry out awareness raising campaigns on the impact of climate change and sensitize communities to implement nature-based climate change adaptation;
•          Maintain and keep alive the local SOS Response to Cyclone Freddy and will continue promoting volunteers work to support the victims of the cyclone. They intend to incentive community to build resilient houses and compounds.
•  8 communities (3 in Milange and 5 in Maganja districts) will pilot nature-based solutions initiatives, 1 per community: Examples of initiatives are:  In Mussaia community, they intend to promote conservation agriculture, with direct support of Oxfam improved seed, and support from SDAE-Servicos Distrital de Actividades Economicas – this public institution will provide technical support through rural extension, for the use of mproved technics/technologies and the use of agriculture mechanisms, latrine slabs for construction of latrines in communities, providing trees for communities and promote planting trees around the yards and patios of the houses, putting bags of sands to the places where erosions normally happen, they will implement and incentive members of community to build houses with 4 sides to facilitate running of water during the raining season; rreforestation as a way to minimize the erosion and floods.
CO-Mekong Regional WG Program Rationale:
- Increasing awareness of the impact of climate change and concern for the health of the Mekong and its tributaries
- Recognising that women are disproportionately affected by climate change, play a crucial role in adaptation and mitigation and are also key in household and community water resource management
- Building upon Oxfam’s inclusive approach, presence, partnerships (including with women’s rights organisations, people living with disability, CSO networks, the private sector and academia/research institutions) and programs across the Mekong Region including in Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) and Disaster Risk Management (Oxfam’s Strategy for Resilience in Asia | Oxfam International); expertise in transboundary water governance in the Mekong (Mekong Water Governance | Oxfam in Asia) and South Asia (Water Governance in the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA) | Oxfam in Asia); experience in inclusive use of digital technology (see https://www.wgcan.org/EarlyWarningSystem.aspx); and access to data including current research on the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Water Resources Sharing Platform (available in June 21) and a concept developed with E Water on Water Data Justice in the Mekong (in June 2019).
- Capitalising on increased data access from water resource ministries, the LMC/MRC and new sources (eg the Mekong Dam Monitor Stimson Center) to ensure this data is utilised at local levels.

Concept:
- Utilise river flow and satellite data sources to deliver real time information via a smart phone enabled platform linked to existing community – local Government structures (for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop<(>&<)>v=x6BK9rfFgUE<(>&<)>feature=youtu.be)
- Data to support short and medium term actions to address flood and storm events, drought and other weather-related hazards
- Inclusive approaches to ensure access to women, men, youth, ethnic minorities/indigenous groups and people living with disability
- Continued focus on increasing women’s knowledge of and leadership in sustainable resource management and DRM at thehousehold and community level in policies and practice
- Access to improved and curated river flow and other meteorological data will be combined with support to community and local government CBNRM/DRM structures to utilise this data to enhance community resilience and women’s leadership in key locations along the Mekong and its tributaries
- Additional activities to raise public awareness of the state of the Mekong River through targeted public awareness campaigns (main stream and social media) and community driven initiatives to address environmental and water quality issues such as river water quality monitoring (eg community water quality monitoring in the Mekong Delta supportedunder IP1) and youth focused river clean-ups (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONsXmub8B-Q).