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CO- Oxfam The Improved Access to Markets for Female and Male Small Scale Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Producers in the West Bank aims to improvemarket systems and governance in the agriculture sector, specifically in the fresh fruit and vegetable (FFV) subsector, inthe interest of small-scale producers (SSPs) and sharecropping farming communities working in the West Bank, and thus lead to a sustainable increase in their income levels.

The overall goal of this Programme is to contribute to sustainable farming practices and increase the income of small-scale women and men FFV producers in the West Bank. The Programme will operate at two levels: one, at the sub-sector level to facilitate the overall market system for the FFV producers, and two, at the value chain level to address the opportunities and constraints in the selected specific product value-chains. These two inter-connected layers will be approached from the small producers# perspective, with clear benefits to women farmers.

Key programme stakeholdersinclude the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), the Ministry of Local Government (MoLG), municipalities, other donor programmes mostly focused on exports, as well as urban wholesalers and Israeli traders, select export companies, and key NGOs involved in promoting cooperatives, extension and market services. Different types and modalities of partnerships will be negotiated during programme start-up phase.

Oxfam is providing the overall management of the program working through partners in a project management unit model , ensuring that interventions are following in market system approach . Monitoring and documenting innovations, uptake and lessons learned, support and guide potential women and men producers/communities leaders and producers representativebodies in developing and implementing participatory and bottom up advocacy; support and facilitate capacity building and coaching on advocacy and campaigning, support and facilitate a farmer-led #Buy Local# campaign to influence consumer behavior.
Improving Human Security in Communities Candlelight for Health, Education <(>&<)> Environment was founded in 1995 as a non-profit making organization dedicated to development issues in under-served and/or marginalized Somaliland communities.

The formation of the organization coincided with an eruptionof internal civil strife in some parts of Somaliland,  and thus CLHE engaged itself in providing some basic services such as health, education, education, skills training and income generation activities to the internally displaced persons (IDPs).

Since 1995, the organization has grown from a modest beginning of working in one small room donated by another local NGO, and a staff composed of one director, supported by five volunteer social workers, with highly limited coverage, to a far-fledged organization with interventions in all the six regions of Somaliland and four departments.  The organization has offices in Hargeysa (Head Office), Burao in Togdheer region whereby it has its Vocational Training Centre and other developmental projects and athird sub-office in Erigavo in Sanag region. The number of staff (core and project based are now over 80 persons) of whom 30 of them are women.

The proposed project uses a holistic approach to tackle the key factors driving insecurity for poor and vulnerable pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities in 6 districts of Somali region, Ethiopia, and 10 locations in the Galbeed and Togdheer areas of the Somaliland region of Somalia. Oxfam is working in these fragile areas, recognizing the imperative of supporting reconstruction and decrease destabilizing factors due to the volatile political dynamics inherent in the region and the frequent crisis of drought.

This project is laying the foundations for building resilient communities and improving the human security of pastoralists along the Ethiopia-Somaliland borderby using a holistic approach to tackle the integrated causes of conflict.  This project is a multi affiliate/ multipartner project,CHLE will be responsible and implement activities that contribute to Enhanced pastoralist and agro-pastoralist livelihood methods, particularly for women and youth

The activities proposed include:
# Disease surveillance capacity building and support for Community Animal Health Workers
# Training and technicalsupport on production chains for fodder and live animals
# Rehabilitation of selected physical market structures
# Facilitate market information flow
# Assessment to identify relevant market interventions for women and youth
# Vocational training foryouth (based on assessment)
# Provision of technical assistance on livelihoods diversification forwomen
# Organising and mobilising women#s savings and loans associations (following Islamic banking principles)
# Learning exchangevisits for women to seesuccessful examples of livelihoods diversification
Observer pour décider The project aims to strengthen the participation of women in public life and to develop a women's leadership by improving women's access to public spaces that guarantee freedom and dignity. this through training and accompanying youth women in the organization ofpublic actions on the equality and advocacy to ensure equal and dignified access of women to these spaces (conducting a media advocacy campaign and establishing a regional alliance for respect the equality in public spaces). The project aims also to make a publicspace an area of cooperation, dialogue and creativity. GJFD will associate in this project youth, CSOs and social media.
Mouwatinat Activists Organization for Development and Human Rights (AODHR) was created during the uprisings in Yemen and officially became registered in 2012. The organisation is based in Taiz. AODHR  seeks establishing the principles of human rights and spread themorals ofco-existence and tolerance. They focus on two important issues, one of them protecting children from the dangers and risks they face, the other one supporting women and qualifying them in order to reach decision-making positions to be a partnerin various aspects of life efficiently and effectively.

Under the Women on the Frontline programme the following outcomes are planned for the proposedproject period:
- 60 young women leaders have been trained and have the required skills and abilitieson political rights, leadership and negotiation to realize advocacy and mobilization campaigns.
- Through radio and TV episodes about million people in Taiz have listened to information related to women rights and the most important issues that shouldbereflected in the (new) laws.
- 3 silent marches and 2 wall drawing activities related to women rights and to support womens participation in public life have mobilized participation of the wider community in Taiz.
- 80 people (male and female activists, media personnel, lawyers, leaders ) have participated in the dialogue forums and submitted their opinions on what should be included in the new laws.
- An overview of legal suggestions and adaptations has been drafted in relation to laws such as the personal status law, penal code, labor and the elections system to ensure they are gender sensitive.
Support food security in Uvira - Titre : Soutien à la sécurité alimentaire des ménages agriculteurs, victimes des conflits armés dans les hauts plateaux d#Uvira en territoire d#Uvira, RD Congo.
- Localisation : Localités de Masango I et II, Kitembe, Kitoga, Bibangwa, Rubuga, Collectivité de Bafuliru et Bavira, Groupement de Kigoma et Bijombo, Territoire d#Uvira, Province du Sud Kivu, RD Congo.
- Durée du projet : 6 mois (soit du 15 janvier au 15 juillet 2014)
- Bénéficiaires directs : 175 agriculteurs pilotes (dont 80 femmes, 20 filles, 75 hommes)
- Bénéficiaires indirects : Toute la population des aires de santé de Masango, Kitembe, Kitoga, Bibangwa, Rubuga/zone de santé des hautsplateaux d#Uvira (5.030 ménages, soit 35.208 habitants ).
- Secteur d#intervention : Sécurité alimentaire et moyens de subsistance
Objectif principal: Contribuer à l#amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire des ménages victimes des conflits armés dans les hauts plateaux d#Uvira.
Counterpart 503448 POLE Institute L#objectif global est la « mise en #uvre d#une Feuille de Route Régionale vers la Paix dans les Pays de la Région des Grands Lacs ».
Contribuer à instaurer un environnement propice et des mécanismes durables pour un dialogue inclusif et la transformation des conflits qui seront établis au niveau local, national et régional pour faire avancer l'adoption et la mise en #uvre de la feuille de route Régionale vers la paix, spécifiquement dans la zones des Kibirizi, Ntamugenga (Nord-Kivu) et Kalehe (Sud-Kivu)et Rutsiro au Rwanda par des acteurs civils collaborant avec Pole Institute.
A travers les deux activités de recherche et une activité de formation au sein du programme « Beyond Border », Pole Institute voudrait amener au moins 106 représentants des femmes et 155 jeunes du Nord-Kivu, du Sud-Kivu et du district de Rutsiro à avoir la confiance des populations dans leurs milieux et acquérir les compétences nécessaires pour participer dans des programmes en rapport avec le processus de paix au niveau local,national et régional et qu#ils soient reconnus comme des contributeurs valables par les autres représentants des parties prenantes impliquées.
TFSN-WEMAN/GALS Gender Mainstreaming GDA contributes to the following objectives:
Strengthening of GDA members and LWAN on Gender Action Learning (GALS)
Building the capacity of villagers in local community in Sangthong and Mat to be future peer educators on GALS in at least 20 villages
Translating the GALS manual and apply it to the local context
Sharing good practices through the story of change methodology
GROW: MeNU van Morgen The aim of the Natuur & Milieu project "sustainable diets: vegetable & fruit challenge" is to actively involve Dutch citizens in the transition to a sustainable, fair and healthy diet. Based on an innovative analysis of the components of such a diet, Natuur & Milieu organises  a co-creation challenge that allows people to develop, share and vote for future proof recipes. In this way it relates to the passion people have for food and cooking and we make people part of the solution. Pierre Wind, appointed by Natuur & Milieuas the Dutch National Cook, will use the recipes from the challenge to create an online cookbook that is widely shared using socialmedia.
Urban Program Assessment (UPA) In order to have a thorough understanding of the problems in urban areas especially for the IDPs and returnees, a comprehensive need assessment will be conducted in Kabul, Herat and Bulkh Provinces. The need assessment will reveal the information regarding the vulnerable households# livelihoods.  The assessment will be conducted in the light of livelihoods frame work focusing on the access tohuman, physical, natural , financial and social  assets and Oxfam GEM Tool that brings the facts on;
a- analysesthe eco-system household and market context
b- Identifying the key constraints, opportunities and relevant stakeholders
c- Designing, implementing and monitoring of the programme
Oxfam Novib-Floods Response& Support2015 Oxfam:
Oxfam is a leading organization in emergency WaSH and Food Security in Mozambique since 1987.  Over the past five years Oxfam has implemented WaSH responses to benefit flood-affected populations in Sofala and Zambezia, cholera-affected populations in Sofala and Niassa, WaSH activities for east African refugees in Cabo Delgado and Nampula, and EFSL response for populations affected by three consecutive years of drought in Gaza.  In Mozambique Oxfam uses a single programmatic approach, linking activities in sustainable livelihoods, humanitarian assistance, good governance and gender for amore effective impact on beneficiaries.  In 2013, in coordination with COSACA members, Oxfam with its local partners implemented an emergency intervention to benefit more than 32,000 people in nine of the most flood-affected communities in Gaza and 8,000people in Zambezia province through seeds and tools fairs, food security (EFSL) and access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH).  The total funding mobilized was $2 million from the Oxfam co-federation network and two bilateral donors.
Emergency response 2015-AREN The welding response project is designed to help vulnerable populations to food insecurity following the agricultural and forage deficits agropastoral 2014-2015 campaign that hit the region of Zinder and mainly the departments of Tanout and Goure that are declared Phase crisis by the National Early Warning System (SAP).
The overall objective is to contribute to the protection of livelihoods of pastoralists in crisis phase during the lean 2015 in the towns of Goure and Tanout. The project aims to reach atotal of 4,200 people, at least 2,100 women.
The specific objectives are:
- Facilitate access to food for 2 months (July-August 2015) to 600 poor and very poor households through the distribution of 200 kg of millet in district of Tanout and Goure, in one turn, enabling them to meettheir food needs.
- Facilitate access to livestock inputs (animal feed) to 200 poor and very poor households for 2 months (June-July 2015) through the distribution of 300 kg of animal feed of Tanout and Goure districts among recipients of food.
- Consolidating the achievements of the project to strengthen the resilience of pastoral and agropastoral communities in the regions of Maradi and Zinder (October 2013-June 2015) funded by Oxfam with the support of the DGD.
The expected results are :
Result 1: 600 poor and very poor households are impact resistant thanks to access to food for 2 months via free food distribution
Result 2: The availability of feed for 200 poor and very poor households is ensured through a free distribution
WACSOF - Civil Society Rights WAF Region The program should allow to make a good step forward on these issues and remove barriers to the achievement of its objectives through:
Evaluation and ongoing monitoring and collective level setting  instruments , policies , legal mechanisms at national and local levels for the protection of human rights, gender, democratic governance at the country level ;
A common understanding of the various actors on the level of implementation of international instruments relating to human rights , gender and governance ;
Strengthening regional civil society through the invigoration of national platforms and other CSO  WACSOF and social movements for effective advocacy at country level ;
The availability and accessibility of relevant to the domestication of international conventions the country level information.

Oxfam shares with WACSOF the idea that obstacles to the structural and sustainable improvement in the quality of life in the region are largely the result of non-compliance with principles of good governance and freedoms of citizens and the lack of involvement of people in decision-making. These barriers can be overcome through the implementation of ECOWAS Vision 2020 andapplication protocols and other instruments for the promotion of democracy and good governance in different states of the region.
CO-Logistics and Coordination The proposed CAT Fund emergency refugee response support will enable Oxfam deliver integrated WASH, Food security and sustainable Livelihoods, SGBV and Protection interventions in a way that promotes inherent capacities of the affected people to sustainably respond to the challenges.
The proposed project support will have the following objectives, outcomes and activities:

Objective 1: To enable access to and use of safe water, gender-appropriate sanitation facilities and improved hygiene practices for refugees and host community in Yumbe and Arua by March, 2016.

Objective 2: To improve food and income security for 22,500 persons (13,500 women; 9,000men) in vulnerable households of Refugees and Host Community in Yumbe and Arua District.


Objective 3: To enhance capacity of 60,000 refugees <(>&<)> host community (36,000 women; 24,000 men) to identify, prevent and mitigate protection risks in Arua and Yumbe Districts.
Multi#media production inside Burma This phase will focus among others on the challenges of implementing a business plan that IPG has developed in 2010. This is withinthe backdrop of a changing Burma given the first parliamentary election in  November 2010 followed by the release of  AungSan Suu Kyi.  The expected outcomes are as follows:
News and Analysis
The people of Burma and international communities will receive accurateand unbiased news and information on Burma and the region, through regular media publication via The Irrawaddywebsite

Multi#media production and inside Burma audience
A wider Burmese audience is reached, both inside and outside the country .
-A Burmese language weekly TV news and current affairs program will be developed, produced and recorded by Irrawaddy journalists, and broadcast via collaboration with Democratic Voice of Burma satellite TV as well as Radio Free Asia to viewers inside Burma
-Production of video and multi-media products will be undertaken by Irrawaddy video journalists operating inside Burma and in exile in Thailand, with multi- media products launched online on the Burmese and English language websites

Skill development of journalists from Burma
Through its Internship and Exchange program, at least 30 men and women  including a widerange of participants: Burmese journalists, citizen bloggers, photographers, and students acquire journalism skills.
Irrawaddy will have an expanded team of reporters inside Burma, to include junior and senior level reporters and video journalists reporting from a wide range of geographical areas inside the country

Business development
Irrawaddy has piloted a range of income generation strategies in order to support future financial sustainability.This will include increased income generation through online advertising, syndication and merchandise sales.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo Strengthening the role of women on Peace and Security in Banadir Region and Baidoa. This project aims at contributing to women#s involvement in peace and security initiatives through conflict transformation, advocacy, illiteracy reduction and awareness from grassroots level by 2014.
Namuali Namuali- is a local organisation based in Quelimane, Zambezia province which aim to promote and protect girls rights, creating girls clubs and awareness raising activities with parents to prevent girls drop out from schools, early marriage and unplanned pregnancies in Zambezia. ONL through a programmatic partnership is funding the organization to strengthen the girls clubs and raise awarenessof parents, schools and communities regarding prevention of early marriage and unplanned pregnancies.
Counterpart 506906 Equitable Cambodia The Development Watch program works to promote a human rights approach to development by conducting monitoring, research and advocacy.  Development Watch conducts analysis and evidence-based advocacy on policies and activities related to aid, trade and investmentthat have adverse impacts on human rights and the environment in an effort to hold responsible actors accountable. The cases are selected for the intervention includes Boeung Kak Lake Development, Railways Rehabilitation Project, Industrial Sugarcane Production, Phnom Penh Airport Expansion, Lower Sesan 2 Dam and rubber plantations.
CUP: Capacity Building of Ultra Poor The Oxfam Novib funded CUP project concerns a Capacity building project of ultra poor women in some of the charlands of Shariatpur,aiming at improving the livelihood situation of the families. Main components of the programme are mobilisation, awarenessraising, advocacy, promotion of livelihood, disaster preparedness, and non-formal primary education. The 3rd phase of the project is for 36 months based on community requirements, request from local government considering the success, recommendation fromEvaluation report.

SDS has mobilised 3,375 women through formation of 120 groups during 1st and 2nd phase. Through these groups agricultural inputs and some assets (i.e. cow, goat, chicken, ducks) are provided. SDS will continue to work with the existing 55 women groups from 2nd phase and also include more 65 new groups. Advocacy and Awareness rising are the major activities of CUP project where address variouscontextual of livelihood issues regarding ultra poor women mobilization in village level groups, facilitation of livelihood information, domestic violence, VAW, reproductive health of women, family planning, primary health care, child and mother health, nutrition, safe delivery, hygiene behaviour and practices, disaster preparedness and management, early vegetable cultivation and homestead gardening, income generating activities, livelihood assets protection (morbidity and mortality) and a various gender issues girl education, dowry, early marriage, marriage registration, birth registration, khasland mobilization and its procedure etc.
Promoting Mali Youth citizenship The population of Mali  is predominantly young. Over 50% are under 25 and over 30% are aged 10-24 years. This finding will support how to illustrates how youth population should play in the development of the country Oxfam in Mali vision in  in the fieldof governance have planned  plans to support the Youth organization like Association for Active Citizenship and Democracy (AJCAD) so that they exercise their right to information and participation in decisions affecting their lives. It is necessary to give a special place to organizations of civil society including young for that  they actively participate in the public life . This project seeks to train young citizens to be capable of bearing the voice of youth to participate above the near elections andlaunched a wide campaign ofcivic education of youth on active citizenship. It will allow young people to know their rights as citizens of the exercise but also to influence policy makers and civil society for more youth empowerment for their participation in positions of responsibility anddecision-making.
CO-Strengthening Nutrition Security in S As the response in Somalia transitions from immediate emergency response, the situation remains fragile and interventions are required to treat the acutely malnourished, address underlying causes of malnutrition and to lay the foundation for sustainable monitoring and response. Our approach is aligned with the Basic Nutrition Services Package for Somalia and with the Somali Nutrition Strategy2011-2013. The design of this programme directly addresses outcomes 1, 2, 3, and 6 in the nutrition strategy7, and takes an approach consistent with the objectives of the Basic Nutrition Services Package. The proposed programme will be implemented by the Somalia Nutrition Consortium, a consortium comprised of four leading nutrition organizations: ACF, OXFAM, ConcernWorldwide and Save the Children.Direct beneficiaries: 63,931 children treated for SAM (output 1), 642, 841 Pregnant and Lactating Mothers benefit from improvedknowledge and practices in relation to IYCF, health and hygiene (output 2). Location: Hiran.Donor DFID
CAT FUND -CEFORD SUPPORT TO SS REFUGEES CEFORD will support -The goal of the project is to save lives, reduce suffering and protect human dignity for female as well as male refugees and host community members in West Nile sub-region of Uganda. To achieve this goal, three strategies will be employed: First direct response to the refugee needs; Secondly, building capacity and influencing programming of partner CSOs and district localauthorities; and thirdly, feeding evidence and learning to national, regional and global campaign on humanitarianneeds and rights (Rights in Crisis) .

The proposed emergency refugee response support will enable Oxfam deliver integrated WASH, Food security and sustainable Livelihoods, SGBV and Protection interventions in a way that promotes inherent capacities ofthe affected people to sustainably respond to the challenges. The response is aimed at both refugees and host communities within the Government recommended working strategy ratio of 70:30.