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Extractive Industries Global Program-TZ Oil, gas, and mining projects generate billions of dollars in the developing world, yet very little of this wealth benefits the communities where these resources are found. They often suffer from displacement, pollution, and a lack of meaningful?
A1249 Programming-REGION:_WE The Africa innovative grants were aimed to support OI countries to work towards new ways of working or demonstrate a repeatable new approach that could be applied more widely as well as contribute to leverage influencing opportunities
Drought response in El Salvador-SV Humanitarian emergency -Drought response in El Salvador
Extractive Industries Knowledge Hub-REGION:_LA The Extractive Industry Knowledge Hub provides strategic advice and information to Oxfam country programs, assists with fundraising, and supports local to global advocacy and influencing opportunities alongside our partners. The Knowledge Hub also?
Extractive Industries Global Program-ML Oil, gas, and mining projects generate billions of dollars in the developing world, yet very little of this wealth benefits the communities where these resources are found. They often suffer from displacement, pollution, and a lack of meaningful?
Oxfam America Country-Led Evaluations for 2019 - 2020-Global Evaluations to improve the effectiveness of Oxfam interventions and expand our knowledge on key issues related to OUS thematic programming. They are also proposed and led by country offices, on a program they regard as important to their portfolio.
Space for Civil Society-VN Advocacy, influencing, research, building partner capacity, and strengthening networks to anticipate, respond, and counter the global trend of shifting and shrinking civic space.
Oxfam direct engagement in the global rights in crisis campaign to protect the rights of the victims of protracted crisis-Global Influence U.S. government policies to save lives and uphold the rights of the most vulnerable people by preventing, mitigating, and responding to humanitarian crises in places such as Syria, Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia, DRC, and others.
Extractive Industries Global Policy-Global Project aims to influence extractive industries policies toward greater transparency and community participation in decision making, and to ensure a fair exchange with companies, governments and communities through advocacy, research and awareness.
Donor supported project to strengthen capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex environments & respond to small scale disaster-SB Donor supported multi-regional project to invest in strengthening capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex & multi-hazard environments and respond to small scale disasters in the Philippines, Vanuatu & Solomon Islands.
Protecting the Amazon: A Strategic Plan to Combat Commodity-Driven Deforestation by Empowering Citizens in Peru and Colombia-PE This project provides direct support and networks to local communities defending their lands from agribusiness expansion in tropical areas, raises awareness and promotes open political debates on issues of deforestation and land grabbing.
Financing and Policy for African Agriculture Development-ET Also supported by renewed funding, activities in this project focus on advocacy to increase public investment, including foreign assistance, in agriculture and improved agriculture policies within the African nations.
Oxfam investment to strengthening capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex and multi-hazard environments.-REGION:_HO Oxfam investment in partnership with countries to strengthen DRR strategies by building absorptive, adaptive, and transformative capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex and multi-hazard environments.
Humanitarian Prevention, Preparation and Response Program-SV Contribute to the strengthening of the resilience of the lives and livelihoods of women, men and the most vulnerable children, as well as the implementation of public policies on risk management and climate change.
Organizing and Alliances Team Budget-Global Team budget to fund strategic engagement for Allied Organizations and highly influential Oxfam supporters around Oxfam's public-facing campaigns
Oxfam support to increase the leadership of local actors in countries affected by crises-Global Oxfam work to support a transformation of the global emergency response system to make it more locally-led, putting greater power, capacity & resources in the hands of national actors who are closest to crises through investment, advocacy & research.
Oxfam support to Oxfam country response plans to humanitarian crisis-ET Oxfam support of humanitarian emergency response & recovery activities through country and regional teams, the global humanitarian system and local partners on assessments, water& sanitation, cash transfers, safeguarding, influencing, & partnerships.
Oxfam contribution to the Oxfam Global Humanitarian team (1)-Global Oxfam contribution to the Oxfam Global Humanitarian team for technical staff to support Water & Sanitation response programs.
Curbing Youth Violence through life skills and better employability-PE Oxfam?s partner Alternativa works with teachers, girls and boys from public schools in Lima?s violent slums, enhancing their self-esteem, respect, social-emotional competencies and life skills.
Extractive Industries Global Program-KH Oil, gas, and mining projects generate billions of dollars in the developing world, yet very little of this wealth benefits the communities where these resources are found. They often suffer from displacement, pollution, and a lack of meaningful?
Donor supported safe programming innovation project in El Salvador-SV Donor supported safe programming innovation project in El Salvador
Oxfam America Country-Led Evaluations for 2018 - 2019-BO Evaluations to improve the effectiveness of Oxfam interventions and expand our knowledge on key issues related to OUS thematic programming. They are also proposed and led by country offices, on a program they regard as important to their portfolio.
Oxfam investment to strengthening capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex and multi-hazard environments.-Global Oxfam investment in partnership with countries to strengthen DRR strategies by building absorptive, adaptive, and transformative capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex and multi-hazard environments.
A1249 Programming-SL The Africa innovative grants were aimed to support OI countries to work towards new ways of working or demonstrate a repeatable new approach that could be applied more widely as well as contribute to leverage influencing opportunities
Extractive Industries Global Program-LA Oil, gas, and mining projects generate billions of dollars in the developing world, yet very little of this wealth benefits the communities where these resources are found. They often suffer from displacement, pollution, and a lack of meaningful?
Oxfam contribution to the Oxfam Global Humanitarian team (3)-Global Oxfam contribution to the Oxfam Global Humanitarian team for technical staff to support Water & Sanitation response programs.
Extractive Industries Knowledge Hub-UG The Extractive Industry Knowledge Hub provides strategic advice and information to Oxfam country programs, assists with fundraising, and supports local to global advocacy and influencing opportunities alongside our partners. The Knowledge Hub also?
Learning and Evaluation support to Oxfam America's Food Systems Theme-BO Technical support to Oxfam America's Food Systems theme to improve program effectiveness and to contribute to organizational learning, through appropriate collection and use of evidence throughout its design, implementation and close down.
Neglected Crops and Maternal and Infant Health-UG American Institute for Resesarch, Oxfam America, and Oxfam Tanzania secured an AIR Fund grant to explore the barriers in securing greater uptake of neglected crops as a strategy for improving maternal and infant health through nutrition security
A1249 Programming-MW The Africa innovative grants were aimed to support OI countries to work towards new ways of working or demonstrate a repeatable new approach that could be applied more widely as well as contribute to leverage influencing opportunities
Financing and Policy for African Agriculture Development-GH Also supported by renewed funding, activities in this project focus on advocacy to increase public investment, including foreign assistance, in agriculture and improved agriculture policies within the African nations.
US private donor backed project to work with local actors within conflict countries on capacity for influencing policy-IQ Donor funded project to work with local actors in conflict countries on providing funding for staffing and development of capacity to influence policy changes within their own political environment; connected with the U.S. government processes.
Oxfam investment to strengthening capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex and multi-hazard environments.-SD Oxfam investment in partnership with countries to strengthen DRR strategies by building absorptive, adaptive, and transformative capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex and multi-hazard environments.
A1249 Programming-Global The Africa innovative grants were aimed to support OI countries to work towards new ways of working or demonstrate a repeatable new approach that could be applied more widely as well as contribute to leverage influencing opportunities
Saving for Change-KH Saving for Change is an innovative savings groups program that builds resilience and promotes women's empowerment. Since 2005, Oxfam and key collaborators, provide basic financial services to women around the world.
Rights in Crisis donor supported project-CG Rights in Crisis donor supported project
Global energy influencing and research-MW This project includes activities to influence the investment flows, policies and practices of international energy interventions towards energy systems that benefit the needs of the poor.
Oxfam support of humanitarian emergency response & recovery activities from the food insecurity crisis in South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria & Uganda-NG Oxfam support of humanitarian emergency response and recovery activities through country teams, the global humanitarian system and local partners as a result of food insecurity crisis in South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria, and Uganda.
Oxfam direct engagement in the global rights in crisis campaign to protect the rights of the victims of protracted crisis-SD Influence U.S. government policies to save lives and uphold the rights of the most vulnerable people by preventing, mitigating, and responding to humanitarian crises in places such as Syria, Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia, DRC, and others.
Space for Civil Society-Global Advocacy, influencing, research, building partner capacity, and strengthening networks to anticipate, respond, and counter the global trend of shifting and shrinking civic space.
Extractive Industries Global Program-MW Oil, gas, and mining projects generate billions of dollars in the developing world, yet very little of this wealth benefits the communities where these resources are found. They often suffer from displacement, pollution, and a lack of meaningful?
Donor supported funds to enable quick action in small scale disasters within the longer term project to strengthening capacities of local communities-VU Donor flexible funding incorporated within the longer term multi-regional project to provide program with the ability to quickly respond to emergencies in geographies prone to climate change impact and low visibility or media attention.
Agricultural Extension System Strengthening Program-ET Agricultural Extension system strengthening project purpose is improving agricultural productivity, income of smallholder farmers and pastoralists by strengthening the frontline extension service delivery system at selected Training Centers.
Donor supported project to strengthen capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex environments & respond to small scale disaster-PH Donor supported multi-regional project to invest in strengthening capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex & multi-hazard environments and respond to small scale disasters in the Philippines, Vanuatu & Solomon Islands.
Oxfam America Country-Led Evaluations for 2018 - 2019-ZM Evaluations to improve the effectiveness of Oxfam interventions and expand our knowledge on key issues related to OUS thematic programming. They are also proposed and led by country offices, on a program they regard as important to their portfolio.
Dignity for All Campaign-US Campaign to educate the public and mobilize action to achieve dignity for all.
Oxfam support to Oxfam country response plans to humanitarian crisis-UG Oxfam support of humanitarian emergency response & recovery activities through country and regional teams, the global humanitarian system and local partners on assessments, water& sanitation, cash transfers, safeguarding, influencing, & partnerships.
Oxfam investment to strengthening capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex and multi-hazard environments.-SN Oxfam investment in partnership with countries to strengthen DRR strategies by building absorptive, adaptive, and transformative capacities of local communities to assert their rights in complex and multi-hazard environments.
Space for Civil Society-UG Advocacy, influencing, research, building partner capacity, and strengthening networks to anticipate, respond, and counter the global trend of shifting and shrinking civic space.
Farmer Income Lab Phase 1-Global Farmer Income Lab: Launched with Mars, collaborative think-do-tank seeks to identify what works in improving smallholder farmer incomes and to act as a catalyst for dialogue and action that will increase impact
Oxfam America Country-Led Evaluations for 2018 - 2019-MW Evaluations to improve the effectiveness of Oxfam interventions and expand our knowledge on key issues related to OUS thematic programming. They are also proposed and led by country offices, on a program they regard as important to their portfolio.
Oxfam support to Oxfam country response plans to humanitarian crisis-MW Oxfam support of humanitarian emergency response & recovery activities through country and regional teams, the global humanitarian system and local partners on assessments, water& sanitation, cash transfers, safeguarding, influencing, & partnerships.
Territorial Rights and Extractive Industries-PE We support rural communities to pursue juridical security of collective territories, and the right to free, prior and informed consent. We conduct surveillance of mining and agribusinesses, and campaigns to mobilize solidarity, in-country and global
Oxfam support to Oxfam country response plans to humanitarian crisis-MX Oxfam support of humanitarian emergency response & recovery activities through country and regional teams, the global humanitarian system and local partners on assessments, water& sanitation, cash transfers, safeguarding, influencing, & partnerships.
OTR 8 Droits du travail en Asie (ACV-CSCi) Strengthened trade union PO of Cambodia, Indonesia and the Philippines, have in a sustainable way promoted a transformative extension, application and implementation of workers’ rights for workers in precarious labour situations within multinational enterprises (MNE) operating in Asia and their supply chains (SC) (which include domestic companies and informal economy workers) – with specific and crosscutting attention for gender and environment (in contribution to SDG targets 8.3. to 8.8). This Asia outcome seeks to strengthen negotiation, organisational and institutional capacities for social dialogue of Indonesian, Cambodian and Philippine trade union partner organisations (PO) towards promotion of workers’ rights for workers in precarious labour situations within multinational enterprises (MNE) operating in Asia and their supply chains (SC) - which include domestic companies and informal economy workers. To this end PO provide for sensitization, training and mobilisation of their members, leaders and (para)legal staff. They organise and/or participate in regional workshops for the sake of benchmarking of good practices on organisation of workers and negotiation of their rights within MNE ; they participate in international workshops organised by ACV-CSCi for all trade union PO of ACV-CSCi and WSM towards joint influencing of relevant normative processes within the ILO.; and they participate in national, regional and international political actions of WSM’s multi-actor INSP!R networks. Ultimately, PO engage in social dialogue at various national, regional and international levels ensuring practical and political change for the intended beneficiaries. In line with these beneficiaries’ priorities, the focus will be on improved income security, restitution for gender based violence at the work place and the reduction of environmental/ecological footprints of work places. Overall, the outcome will mostly contribute to formalisation of the informal economy, sustainable production, freedom of association and collective bargaining, decent work for all and reduction of poverty - in line with SDG targets 8.3, 8.4, 8.8, 8.5 and 1.1 - as well as to SDG targets 5.1 and 5.c on claiming gender rights and gender friendly legal frameworks, 12.1, 13.2, 13.3 and 13.2 on sustainable consumption and production, national adaptation and Just Transition plans, and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, 16.3 and 16.b on equal access to justice, and 17.9 on partnerships. Target groups consist of direct beneficiaries of capacity strengthening activities for improved social dialogue on behalf of the final beneficiaries : more than 3500 members, activists, leadership and (paralegal) staff (including gender counsellors,  gender auditors and climate activists) of local trade union PO in Indonesia, Cambodia and the Philippines (47% women) as well as about 150 trade union leaders of other countries within the region.
OTR 6 Droits du travail en Amérique Latine (ACV-CSCi) Les OP syndicales renforcées pour améliorer le dialogue social au Brésil, Haïti et République Dominicaine, ont garanti de façon durable l'extension, l’application et l’implémentation transformatrices des droits des travailleur.euse.s en situation de travail précaire de l’économie informelle et formelle (en particulier les femmes, jeunes, personnes âgées, enfants et migrants) – avec attention spécifique et transversale pour le genre et l’environnement (contribuant aux cibles ODD 8.3 à 8.8) L’outcome vise à promouvoir les droits du travail d’au moins 2.368.854 travailleurs.euses en situation de travail précaire dans l’économie informelle et formelle en Haïti, République Dominicaine et Brésil (36% femmes, 31% jeunes, 10% personnes âgées et 5% migrants) à travers le dialogue social comme voie privilégiée de changement politique et pratique durable.  
A cette fin l’outcome finance des processus de renforcement de capacités de négociation, organisation et coopération de 4 organisations partenaires locales (OP) - des organisations nationales syndicales représentatives - qui s’engagent à entamer un dialogue social de qualité aux différents niveaux nationaux et international (au sein de l’OIT) en faveur des travailleurs.euses visé.e.s.  
Avec des budgets pour OP individuelles, les 4 organisations syndicales organisent des activités de sensibilisation, formation et mobilisation pour leurs membres et dirigeants syndicaux.  Puis ACV-CSCi organise des opportunités d’échange et apprentissage entre pairs et triangulaires au niveau continental et international pour l’ensemble des OP syndicales des acteurs belges du programme commun (WSM, ACV-CSCi et BIS-MSI), et encouragent ses OP à participer aux actions politiques en faveur de la protection sociale des réseaux nationaux, régionaux et internationaux multi-acteur d’INSP!R (OP de WSM).     
En lien avec les priorités des bénéficiaires le focus des processus de  dialogue social à mener par les OP envisage d’assurer la sécurité de revenus, le traitement de cas de discriminations, violences et harcèlements au lieu de travail (y compris des violences basées sur le genre) et la production  durable par rapport à l’environnement et le climat.  De cet manière l’outcome contribue d’abord  au travail décent et la croissance économique (ODD8), et de manière interconnectée aussi à la réduction de la pauvreté (ODD1), l’égalité de genre (ODD5), la transition juste (ODD13) , et l’accès à la justice (ODD16). Les groupes cibles se composent de bénéficiaires directs des activités de renforcement de capacités pour un meilleur dialogue social au nom des bénéficiaires finaux :  plus de 1630 membres et dirigeants des OP syndicales du Brésil, Haïti et République Dominicaine (y compris des syndicats de base et des commissions femmes, jeunes, droits humains) (dont au moins 30% femmes et 20% jeunes) ainsi que des dirigeants syndicaux d’autres pays de la région
OTR 3 Droits du travail en Afrique (ACV-CSCi) Les OP syndicales renforcées pour améliorer le dialogue social en RDC, Niger et Côte d’Ivoire, ont garanti de façon durable l'extension, l’application et l’implémentation transformatrices des droits des travailleur.euse.s en situation de travail précaire de l’économie informelle et formelle (en particulier les femmes, jeunes, personnes âgées, enfants et migrants) – avec attention spécifique et transversale pour le genre et l’environnement (contribuant aux cibles 8.3 à 8.8 des ODD). L’outcome vise à promouvoir les droits du travail d’au moins 750.000 travailleurs.euses en situation de travail précaire dans l’économie informelle et formelle en RDC, Niger et Côte d’Ivoire (dont 30% femmes, 20% jeunes, 33% personnes âgées et 2,5% migrants) à travers le dialogue social comme voie privilégiée de changement politique et pratique durable.  
A cette fin l’outcome finance des processus de renforcement de capacités de négociation, organisation et coopération de 3 organisations partenaires locales (OP) - des organisations nationales syndicales représentatives - qui s’engagent à entamer un dialogue social de qualité aux différents niveaux nationaux et international (au sein de l’OIT) en faveur des travailleurs.euses visé.e.s.  
Avec des budgets pour OP individuelles, les 3 organisations syndicales organisent des activités de sensibilisation, formation et mobilisation pour leurs membres et dirigeants syndicaux.  Puis ACV-CSCi organise des opportunités d’échange et apprentissage entre pairs et triangulaires au niveau continental et international pour l’ensemble des OP syndicales des acteurs belges du programme commun (WSM, ACV-CSCi et BIS-MSI), et encouragent ses OP à participer aux actions politiques en faveur de la protection sociale des réseaux nationaux, régionaux et internationaux multi-acteur d’INSP!R (OP de WSM).     
En lien avec les priorités des bénéficiaires le focus des processus de  dialogue social à mener par les OP envisage d’assurer la sécurité de revenus, le traitement de cas de discriminations, violences et harcèlements au lieu de travail (y compris des violences basées sur le genre) et la production  durable par rapport à l’environnement et le climat.  De cet manière l’outcome contribue d’abord au travail décent et la croissance économique (ODD8), et de manière interconnectée aussi à la réduction de la pauvreté (ODD1), l’égalité de genre (ODD5), la transition juste (ODD13) , et l’accès au justice (ODD16). Les groupes cibles se composent de bénéficiaires directs des activités de renforcement de capacités pour un meilleur dialogue social au nom des bénéficiaires finaux :  plus de 13.699 membres et dirigeants des OP syndicales en RDC, au Niger et en Côte d’Ivoire (y compris des centrales professionnelles, commissions femmes et jeunes, conseillers juridiques) (dont environ 30% femmes et 10% jeunes) ainsi que des dirigeants syndicaux d’autres pays de la région.