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CO-Provision of Wash services Provision of Wash services -Despite the Peace Accord signed in the fall of 2015 and effected in June 2016, the influx into Uganda continues. The eruption of fighting in Juba in the week of July 3-8 2016; and the generally ongoing conflict across the country notwithstanding the now collapsed peace accord, has led to renewed ethnic violence and more people are forced to flee the country though with access difficulties. The number of South Sudanese refugees fleeing to Uganda has once again escalated. More than 90,000 South Sudanese refugees have fled to Uganda since the outbreak of new fighting in Juba early July. An estimated cumulative total of 299,238South Sudanese refugees have been received in Uganda as of 9th August 2016[1].  It is anticipated that the new influx will continueto increase reaching an estimated 150,000 (likely) within this year alone (2016).
Nepal Joint Response/World vision The Joint Humanitarian Response for Nepal Earthquake (NPJR) provides life-saving humanitarian assistance to communities affected bythe Earthquake of 25th April 2015 and ensure efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities on behalf of theDutch Relief Alliance participating members. This 6-month joint programme is implemented in the most affected districts (Nuwakot, Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Lamjung, Ghorka, Sindhupalchowk, Kavrepalanchowk) by 8 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. Together they work towards three specific objectives:
1) Increase in mortality and morbidity and outbreaks of communicable diseases are prevented through immediate access to basic water, sanitation, hygiene and health services.
2) Families whose homes have been destroyed or damaged, including those displaced, attain basic, protective shelter solutions.
3) Immediate food needs of earthquake affected populations in worst affected districts are met and nutritional status of the most vulnerable populations is prevented from deteriorating.
The Joint Response will support 138,640 people in need. The total available budget for the Joint Response is Euro 4 million, funded by MoFA.
Grow campaign in Vietnam 2011-2014 The overall goal of the Vietnam Grow  campaign is that small- scale agricultural producers are able claim power over the resources they depend on to grow or buy enough food to eat, now and in the future.
Objective 1 To build public understanding and participationin food justice actions and contribute to GROW global movement
Objective 2 To  develop policy and campaign foundation for stopping powerful corporations from taking land and water which small-scale farmers depend on for their food (also link to Objective 4)
Objective 3 To generate increasing public pressure for a national policy on the governance of climate change funding, particularly on climate adaptation financing for small-scale women farmers
Objective 4 To build public support for investment in the productivity, resilience, and stainability of small-scale food producers.
Objective 5 To improve understanding and campaign foundation towards Vietnampolicies on national food security and production in relation to food price volatility
Country Office 506590 Oxfam Novib Bureau Oxfam Maghreb will have a study done into the possibilities of exchanges between civil society organisations in the Maghreb within the framework of the Maghreb country-cluster strategy.  For this study the Oxfam Maghreb office will engage a consultancy bureau.
Promo. dialogue, paix et réconciliation Promouvoir le dialogue, la paix et la réconciliation
CAP. BLDING EQUITABLE TAX SYSM WIN TJN-A Oxfam Novib has partnered with TJN-A since the year 2010. TJN-A is a member of the Global Tax Justice Network. The organization promotes socially just, democratic and progressive taxation systems in Africa. TJN-A advocates for pro-poor taxation and the strengthening of tax regimes to promote domestic resource mobilization. In her aim to challenge harmful tax policies and practices that favourthe wealthy, aggravated and perpetuated inequality in the society, they have played a big role by providing expertise, networks andpolicy advice in Africa. As such we have partnered strategically and funded TJN-A to deliver on our shared objectives on tax justice in relation to development financing, trade and good governance. We also partnered on the Capacity for Research and Fair Taxation (CRAFT) project that was developed through collaboration between Oxfam Novib and partners with a view of achieving accountable, fairand pro-poor tax systems. This is ongoing in Nigeria, Mali, Senegal, Ghana, Egypt and Bangladesh.
Planning Phase Empower Youth for WorkOGB Empower Youth for Work will promote a positive enabling environment for youth, especially young women, to thrive, achieve their potential and contribute to their community. The programme will focus on communities that are hit hardest by climate change.

Working together, we will ensure that by 2021 over 179,000 young people in rural climate-change affected areas have a more secure future. They will have: better economic prospects through improvements in the job market and better support and opportunities for youth entrepreneurs; access to better training that enables them to take advantage of these opportunities, including soft as well as technical and vocational training; an improved social and political enabling environment that recognizes the contribution youth can make to society and the economy.

There is no single approach to achieve this. We propose to launch an integrated and innovative programme that involves collaboration with stakeholders in the private, public and civil society sectors to create new, improved and sustainable models for youth inclusion in employment, training, youth group support, business development services and access to finance as wellas community and mass media campaigning activities designed to change norms and policy that hinder opportunities for youth.  Over 1.7 million people will be reached through this programme.
Counterpart 501701 Oxfam Solidarité OXFAM SOLIDARITE est un affilié d'OXFAM International dont les activités cadrent avec le programme Moyens d'existence durable. Avecl'appui de la DGD Belgique, OSB projette un programme visant à faire intervenir et renforcer la capacité collective de 4 comités locaux de développement dans le domaine de la résilience et d'accroissement des opportunités économiques en faveur des agriculteurs membres.
Safety First Global The project covers the incentiion phase of the Safety First program in Somalia.
The program will build the capacity of and accompany civil society to constructively engage the security sector, national governments and the international community and hold them accoutable for comprehensive Security Sector Reform (SSR).
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega Oxfam Senegal has planned the definition of a YOUTH strategy.
For this a consultant  is hired to:
1 . Find references for a better understanding of political, legal and social framework.
Look into the Government of Senegal Youth program, convention on child labor, review the Ministers convention held in 2012 and understand the entrepreneurship and political participation of young people.
2 . Relate to former Oxfam Novib Senegal projects with ACAPES, OWUK, Lycée Techniques etc.
3. Organize meetings with young people and organizations that have benefited from these projects.
4 . Interview youngsters who participated in the workshop organized by Oxfam inJune 2012 in Dakar.
Nivenyee, rights- people living with HIV Nivenhe is a local organisation of people living with HIV/Aids based in Nampula. The programme aim to support the organisation on promotion of rights of people living with HIV, mainly vulnerable and HIV positive women. The programme also focus on prevention of stigma and discrimination, provision of psychosocial and peers support, home care, prevention of mother to child infection, preventionof new infections and re-infections.
Country Office 506580 OXFAM Novib Mali The proposal is part of Oxfam-Mali and Oxfam-West Africa initiatives
The project contributes to the Oxfam-Mali programme promoting family farming This project
subscribes to the modernisation of family farming, which is a component of a five-year
programme carriedout by Oxfam-Belgium on the promotion and preservation of family farming
in Mali. In the presented project, the beneficiaries to betargeted are already engaged in family
farming, but the mode of operation will be modernised: instead of farming for subsistence,
farmers will farm for profit. Entrepreneurial farmers thus produce for the market, and if
opportunities allow, they will hire personnel and multiply the systems they have developed for
profit.
The project contributes to Agroforestry Entrepreneurship in four West African countries Over
the last three years, different Oxfam-Novib countries in West Africa have carried out studies and
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pilots to engage in Agroforestry promotion. Appendix 3 gives a list of selected experiences. Since
2013, most activities focus on entrepreneurial approaches to agroforestry promotion.
This proposal aims to contribute to the stream of initiatives to develop Agroforestry-based
enterprises. The OxNo HQ Agroforestry expert as well as the TA supplier PfI are closely involved
in most ofthese initiatives. The project foresees exchange visits and exchange of experiences;
partly during regular Oxfam-Novib regional exchange, partly by inviting key people from Senegal,
Niger and Nigeria to workshops and exchange visits in Mali. The social entrepreneur from
Afriqiue Fondation Jeunes in Niger willbe invited to inspire entrepreneurs in Mali. The project
will develop a group of Oxfam programme officers with keen interest to bring entrepreneurship
CO-Response against the epidemic fever, preventive and curative response against the epidemic fever, Rift Valley Tchintabaraden in the region of Tahoua

The department Tchintabaraden in the Tahoua region is experiencing a surge in the number of human cases of fever, Rift Valley, with already81 cases since early August and 26 deaths. For animals, the date of the mission of investigation services Health and Livestock, 39 cases in cattle and 117 cases for sheep / goats were reported on the sites visited.
The first cases were formally reassembled the health teams in week 31 of 2016. The department is officially declared epidemic since 20 September 2016. A significant increase in the number of reported cases was noted. Two exploratory missions conducted by the departments in charge of public health and livestock (national and regional) have confirmed the presence of cases of hemorrhagic fever and the results of laboratory analyzes at the Pasteur Institute of Dakar confirmed fever Rift valley.
Since the onset of symptoms in patients beginning inAugust, ALIMA in collaboration with the district health Tchintabaraden have supported patients who presented in health structures, covered by ALIMA. An isolation center wasimmediately set up at the district hospital Tchintabaraden by ALIMA.
Rift valleyfever causes different symptoms in humans such as fever, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, hemorrhagic syndrome, jaundice and dyspnea.
In diseased animals, the most common signs are fever, difficulty breathing, hyper salivation, bleeding from the nose, eyesand anus. Added to this abortions in sheep and goats. Regarding cattle, there was a high calf mortality. In addition, the milk of some animals aborted is streaked with blood.
There is no vaccinefor humans, and the treatment is symptomatic. The diseaseoccurred in Kenya in the Rift Valley in 1931, and there have been recent outbreaks in sub-Saharan Africa (Mauritania, Senegal) and the Middle East (Yemen and Saudi Arabia) since. The Niger has never had a fever epidemic of Rift Valley. However, cases have been reported in 1992 and 2013 in the Tillabery region.
Rwaruka, dutore mu mahoro! CPAJ Renforcement des capacités des jeunes, responsables politiques, autorités locales, policiers sur les libertés civiles et politiques.
Counterpart 504969 FEMNET This Project  contributes;
1.To the number of cases revealing that countries and international institutions have improved access toinformation of governments, businesses and institutions under pressure from lobby by the impact alliance and partner organizations.Due to this pressure,governments and institutions and companies are accountable for the averse effects of their interventions on human rights and especially the rights of women.
2.To the number of women and partner organizations showing leadership in their spheres of influence in the local, national, regional and international levels promoting the development of female leadership and inclusion in decision making processes that affect them.
3.The number of women and men positive changes in their behavior regarding women's bodily integrity through awareness-raising programmes and gender justice providing a platform for prevention of sexual violence as aweapon of war and reintegration of victims in their communities.
4.The number of women partner organizations and networks at different levels are strengthened and as a result have the capacity to effectively engage in advancing and protecting the rights of women.
5.The number of policy changes of governments showing the adoption and enforcing of regulations or legislations regarding the humanrights of women, especially the right to integrity of the body and their right to socil and political participation is enhanced.
CB-EFVSL support to refugees  in Lamwo SORUDA in its partnership with technical and financial support from Oxfam, will implement the EFSVL component under this Community Based-EFSVL Project.  The SORUDA response team will adopt an interactive bottom - up process approach of adult learning, where all the PWW participate and consulted as resourceful and are progressively engaged at different stages of implementation. The PWW and thehost communities will be 50% gender balanced. Farmer field schools approach will be promoted whereby practical demonstrations will form the basis for knowledge / skills transfer. This will enhance engagement of refugee and host communities in participating, dialogging and discussions to explore ways of understanding improving agronomic practices demonstrated and recommended PHH practices.
GRAIN Landrights and Food 2014-15 Whereas in the past ON has contributed to GRAIN's overall programme, ON's contribution for 2014 will be geared specifically at GRAIN's work on 'Landgrabbing' and the 'Food System'.

Activities and expected outcome for 2015:
1) GRAIN's contribution to capacity building of local organisations on landgrabbing and the food system will have strengthened local organisations in the South in resisting landgrabs and developing sustainable alternatives based on local knowledge. At least two organisations will have publicly taken upthe issue with the help of GRAIN, issued policy statements, used GRAIN's publications, organised meetings and successfully reached out to the media. As a result of this landgrabs will have been questioned, challenged and/or stopped.
2) As a result of its information and outreach activities on land and food issues, GRAIN will have reached at least 200.000 unique visitors, 4000 websites will have included links to GRAIN's websites and GRAIN's electronic email lists will have reached at least 10.000 subscribers. GRAIN will have documented 50 cases where its materials and opinion have been quoted in the press and other media, and/or has affected policy and practice. GRAIN has documented two cases (of which one will include a specific gender analysis) in which its publications have been widely picked up by the media, used by other organisations and influenced policy and practice. The gender dimension of land and food issues has been better understood.
Support to Horticulture - FCMN NIYA the supported project of food security by vegetables producers cooperatives development of Niger have a global objective of improving the food security of household of vegetables producers through the reinforcement of capacities of cooperatives. It is expected tobe executed during the period of January 2013 at December 2015. The beneficiaries of this project are : vegetables producers of thestates of Zinder/Diffa/Niamey/tillabery grouped within 50 cooperatives.
1. ,from now to  2015 increase the vegetable production to 15% for 30% of producers part of which 10% are women
2. from now to 2015 , increase the revenue to 30% for 30% of producers part of which 10% are women through the collective marketing, transformation of agricultural products and the practice of other income generating  activities ;
3. from now to 2015, improve the functionality level  for 50% of cooperatives from now to 2015 improve the access and the management of irrigation water for 30% of vegetable producer from now to 2015, promote the socio-economic and juridical power  of 20% of women participating in  the project
TNC-Influencing Policies and actions CSM The aim of this particular project is supporting the CSM and ensuring that it will be able to continue to facilitate the development of strong CSOs positions at the CFS, ensures that social movements are enabled to actively participate and ensure that the principles on investments in agriculture are finalized and implemented.

The expected results are:
	Meaningful participation of CSOs in discussions on CFS policy issues during CSM preparatory meetings prior to CFS OEWG on rai, A4A and monitoring.
	Joint CSO position papers on the different policy issues discussed at CFS level and in particular on Principles on responsible investments in agriculture, Agenda for Action for addressing food insecurity in protracted crises, Monitoring and Evaluation CFS policy recommendations, will be presented during CFS sessions and a majority of its adopted by the Plenary.
	Enlarged and active participation of CSOs in the CSM annual Forum and 41st Session of the CFS.
CECOHAS - Zambezia Cholera Response 2015 CECOHAS # Centro de Coordenação das ONGs para Higiene, Agua e Saneamento, is a national NGO, founded in 12/10/2002, in the LichingaCity, Niassa Province, with purpose to promoting and improving sustainable low-cost water and sanitation technologies within the family and communitities. CECOHAS has been working in Zambezia Province since 2002 and is a member of FONGZA - Forum of NGOs in Zambezia and ANEW - African Forum for Water and Sanitation.
In Zambezia Province, CECOHAS operates in districts of Milange, Nicoadala, Lugela, Ilé, Maganja da Costa and Pebane.
CECOHAS Vision is a society free from diseases and water-related illnesses where people have access to safe water and adequate sanitation as a basic right. Its mission is to contribute to strengthening disadvantaged communities in Mozambique, advocating the need of access to sanitation and safe water for all.

The main intervention areas:
#Hygiene promotion
#Water and Sanitation
#Disaster Risk Reduction
BIMKOM - Integrated Protection in Area C Integrated Protection in Area C:  Enhancing the Resilience of Communities to Violations of International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law.
The aim of the intervention is to strengthen the resilience and increase protection of Palestinian communities inArea C against violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.  Area C of the West Bank has experienced significant increase inthe number of illegal Israeli settlements, instances of demolitions of Palestinian homes and property and an increased number of Palestinians forcibly displaced from their homes. The Israeli permit and planning system has been identified by the humanitarian community as a root cause of humanitarian needs in Area C, preventing Palestinians from accessing adequate shelter, water, education, from developing health services, and stifling their ability to earn an income from their land.  This project aims to address the vulnerability of Palestinians living in targeted communities in North Jordan Valley, South Hebron andE1 communities through a comprehensive humanitarian relief approach that includes livelihood and protection-related humanitarian responses to increase communities# resilience. This project is a joint intervention between Oxfam Novib that will work with its partners on protection of civilians in Area C, and Oxfam Italia that will work on livelihood based response to the humanitarian needs of the affected population. The partners on the project will work with the communities to respond to immediate protection needs of Palestinian communities in Area C by providing planning assistance and consultations in cases of home demolitions and forced displacement (Bimkom) and violence perpetrated by Israeli security forces personnel and Israeli civilians to Palestinian life and property (Yesh Din). The interventions of local partners will be complimented by Oxfam#s advocacy efforts to hold national and international duty bearers to account by undertaking influencing activities to support ongoing efforts (AIDA, HCT,INGNOs and NGOs) with the Government of Israel to address violations of IHLand IHRL. This project is funded by Direction générale Coopération au développement et Aide humanitaire (DGD) of the Belgium Government.
Capacity building on Disaster& climate This period will consolidate empowerment of communities by building their capacities to prepare for and cope with the impacts of natural and human-caused disasters, accelerating climate change and the volatile political situation in Burma.  Community-based livelihood initiatives will increasingly target womens empowerment, climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and improved foodsecurity. Gender analysis tools and training modules will be developed using Oxfam s disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation resources. As well, with the facilitation of Oxfam Novib, KESAN is currently developing a workplace policy to mainstream HIV/AIDS and address the issues susceptibility and vulnerability in the organization's programs.
Counterpart 505418 Oxfam Novib Pakistan A-Number for MFS expenses and bookings in Pastel at Country Office
Masakhaneni - Gender Proposal Masakhaneni wants to focus more on strengthening women participation in local decision making. Since women are the larger population vulnerable to conflict they should be invovled in local decsion making and peace buiding.

On the basis of this project meanstreaming of gender in the organisation and programmes will be enhanced.

30 gender community trainers in 2 districts will be trained on governance issues, peace building, conflict transformation, reproductive health and gender equality. Thereafter dialogue forums
will be held and at the end a Gender role model conference will take place on experiences on lobby
with tradtional leadership and women'srights.
Le symposium de la société civile 2016 Second edition of the Civil Society symposium initiative to be held under the title of # Civil society and university# in Hammamet 21-23 Décembre 2016
We aim to support through this contribution your work on the strengthening the Civil Society Space in Tunisia working on Fight against Terrorism and Human Rights, Women's rights and gender-based violence, Economic and social rights and Individual Freedoms.