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MYA R2F Access to Productive Resources This project falls under the thematic area Right to Food. Through our work on Right to Food, Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve that more small-scale food producers and agricultural workers, particularly women and their communities, benefit from local to global public and private sector policies that protect and promote their prosperity and resilience. Oxfam in Myanmar, in collaboration withthe Metta Development Foundation, will develop capacity and influencing strategies to improve national, state andprivate sector policies and practices in relation to the right to food. The objective of the projectis to support marginalised rural communities in 90villages in Myanmar's Kachin and Shan states to influence government and private sector to adopt and implement improved policies and practices in relation to land, community forestry, seeds, and private investment.

The project aims to achieve this both through influencing activities targeting government and private sector actors in Myanmar in relation to land, community forestry, seeds, and investment policies, and through building capacity of women, men and communities and civil society organisations at local, state andnational level to claim their rights through enhanced influencing and strengthened alliance-building.
CO-FLOOD RESPONSE-DANIDA FLEX FUND Oxfam will put in place a 4-month multi-sectoral emergency response (Food, NFI, Protection and Safeguarding) to support affected households in Niger and will align itself with the government's national strategy based on the Global Response Plan to provide adequate assistance to those affected. The overall objective is to meet the immediate needs of the flood-affected populations and to help strengthen their short-term resilience.This intervention will be carried out through three main activities:- Support in unconditionalmulti-sector cash transfer- Protection monitoring-Mass AwarenessTranslated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
OGB SYRIA Joint Response 4 The Syria Joint Response 4 will be implemented in the districts Aleppo and Rural Damascus. Returnees in Aleppo are increasing in number slowly. However, the living conditions are poor for all IDP's, returnees and host communities due to the extensive damage to housing and public infrastructure and to damage of the drinking water network. Sanitation systems need  rehabilitation also at  household level. In Rural Damascus water and sanitation services and hygiene supplies are available but they are relatively expensive. Therefore IDPs and returnees are not able to purchase and sustain basic hygiene practices. Besides, Rural Damascus is one of the worst affected governorates in Syria in terms of agricultural damage because of the protracted conflict.  The failure to provide adequate support will continue to increase food insecurity and agriculture-based livelihoods. In this project Oxfam will provide resources tovulnerable  through cash for work opportunities, agriculture toolkits, training to farmers on diversification of crops and supporting small-scale income-generating initiatives to improve incomes and diversified livelihood strategies. Oxfam will also support stabilization of existing water systems, rehabilitate water infrastructure, support and maintenance  of water and sanitation systems and gender sensitive hygiene promotion training to promote water conservation. The project duration is 12 months (2018) and the total budget is euro 839.500,-. The project donor is ZOA as part of the humanitarian consortium, Dutch Relief Alliance, which is back fundedby the NL MoFA.
OGB CVA & Local Partnerships project This project aims to address the internal and external approach to partnerships in CVA (Cash and Voucher Assistance) by focusing onthree key areas;
1. Co-leadership with SDC and a local actor of the Grand Bargain cash workstream sub-workstream on LocalPartnerships.
2. Developing, piloting and revising an approach to standardizing partnership approaches and local humanitarian leadership within Oxfam#s CVA programs.  This will build on the work led by ELHNA and other Oxfam country programs.
3. Supporting Oxfam local partners to engage in country, regional and global discussions on CVA.
4. Identifying and capturing learning from innovative approaches toCVA that build local response capacity, specifically community level cash grants.
Apiculture skilling 4  refugee youths The project will utilise the capacities and existing infrastructures of Oxfam, TUNADO and her membership. Oxfam will be responsiblefor overall project management, accounting, reporting, mentoring and life skills including coaching, gender mainstreaming of refugee and host community attitude change while TUNADO and its membership (like Adra Agricultural Collage) will be responsible for hands-on practical training along apiculture value chain and market linkages. Government and UNHCR will be involved in monitoring to provide strategic guidance in project implementation while refugee and host community youth are direct beneficiaries. The project will apply actions that are in line with Uganda#s Response plan for South Sudanese Refugees and the Government of Uganda#s ReHoPE (Refugee and Host Population Empowerment) framework. We shall therefore apply different approaches as highlighted below:
# Mobile on-site technical training along apiculture value-chain (including by-products) that allows free entrance and exit at any job and occupational level using national beekeepers training and extension manual.
# Work based training will be employed. In this approach, trainees are attached to existing apiculture value chain actors, monitoring, coaching and mentoring done alongside hands-on training.
# Formal collage instructors from Adra Agriculture Collage (Member of TUNADO in Arua offering beekeeping certificates) will be involved in hands-on training to identify areas of improvement that can be offered from the Collage and re-tooling instructors
# Entrepreneurship using access to market, youth-innovate clubs and business development support through mentorship, coaching and provision of start-kits to youth to start and grow apiculture enterprises jointly and employ others.
# Market linkages through TUNADO#s membership and business wing (World of Bees limited) as a means to create market pull to stimulate sustainable production.
Common Room - ID The Kasepuhan Ciptagelar indigenous community is known as one of the few traditional communities who protect and preserve rice culture and cultivation in West Java, Indonesia. They also managed to develop forest and water management systems that are strongly embedded with their culture, tradition, and local knowledge.

Nevertheless, environmental conditions in the Kasepuhan Ciptagelar region are impacted by rapid development processes happening in the surrounding area. As the current government development policy does notyet directly involve the indigenous community, there has been a disembedding process, widening the gap between development agendas and traditional social ties.

Objectives:
This project focuses on indigenous youth and women empowerment in order to improve their livelihood and cultural resilience, as well to reconcile the current development policy with cultural preservation and forest protection effort.  This initiative also attempts to maintain the balance between cultural and ancestral beliefs with the fulfilment of economic needs and future challenges.

Activities and Methods:
The project begins with participatory mapping to unravel shared problems, challenges and opportunities by young people and women in order to gather preliminary data and evidence. It is followed by an ideation process to explore and designing new economic plans and models that are in line with indigenous cultures and traditions. To increase the participation and involvement of the Kasepuhan Ciptagelar indigenous people, this project also facilitates capacity building and institutional development that fit in sustainable development agenda and policies.

Impact:
We specifically target two layersof impact as follows:
1. Indigenous youth and women group of Kasepuhan Ciptagelar (Pamular)
2. Broader youth and women groups,  academicians, NGOs, policymakers and government representative which are involved in the issue of indigenous youth and women empowerment as well as integrated and sustainable agriculture innovation across the country.
Contribution to Oxfam in DRC This project concerns a contribution to Oxfam in DRC. This fund is to be used for innovation, unplanned program development activities or unexpected costs that may occur in country.
Empower women in political participation This project aim to build capacity for women positivity, participating in political leadership positions in Tanga city council for the following local government elections for the year 2020. Focused on empowerment, influence and mobilization of women in politicalleadership position for difference group of women who vested voting qualification voted qualifier and the important of understanding voted qualifications rights to vote, right for candidate proposed from their political parties to the level of councilors for the following local elections for the year 2020.

The intention of this project is to change then negative mindsets of women upon participations in political leadership position to the level of local government leaders likewise counselors and local chairperson. Who will found by local government elections with the slogan of 50/50 until 2020 within the committee of Tanga Municipal council through different approaches by influencing mobilizing women political awareness group which were existed from the lowest levels of streets, wards, division district and national level.

This project focused on the women to fit on political leadership position in Tanga city. Most of the women who residing near coastal zone especially in Tanga they release different political opportunities to men not only political leadership positions but also religion institutions, and women are used for their families to provide \thus necessariesalso forced marriage, early marriage under 18 years of age and that dowryto be used for tuition fees for the further boys and one of the way used to prepare anticipated leadership.

Ongoing local government elections 2020  TPWC expect to reveal/disclose awarenessand dare to complete so as to equalize political leadership positions in Tanga city.
CO-IDAI Mozambique JR The Idai Acute Crisis Joint Response provides humanitarian assistance to communities following the impact of Cyclone Idai in Malawiand Mozambique. This 6-month joint programme is implemented by 6 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. The other JR members are Care, Cordaid, Save the Children, Tearfund NL and World Vision.

Together, the Joint Response provides assistance to the most urgent needs in food security, WASH, shelter and NFIs, protection and education, in the most affected provinces (Southern Region in Malawi and Sofala andManica province in Mozambique).The Joint Response will target 129,900 people in need, with special emphasis on the most vulnerable groups. The total available budget for the Joint Response is #3,5 million, funded by the Dutch Ministryof Foreign Affairs.
MIFTAH - Conflict & Fragility MIFTAH - The Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy will contribute to the two targeted outcomesof the project: a) International community holds the PA and Israel accountable and advocates for meaningful inclusion, andprotection, of women in gender sensitive peace and security processes; and b) Palestinian Civil Society organizations have increased their influence on national and international decision makers by linking and building local, regional, and international alliances for gender sensitive peace and security. Under the first outcome area MIFTAH will work on conduct periodic consultation with OHCHR and relevant international community actors that have representation in the oPt. This activity aim to support 1325national coalitions to address WPS agenda to the international community actors to hold Israel accountable for all violations committed against Palestinian women and girls. In addition, MIFTAH will provide capacity building of Coalition members on conflictresolution and peace building. MIFTAH will conduct capacity building trainings for women activists and members of the 1325 coalitions to enhance women#s representation in reconciliation committees and leadership roles at the decision making level in civilpeace efforts and to enhance the protection and security of women and hold political leaders accountable for their roles and responsibilities. Under the second outcome area MIFTAH will enhance alliances of CSOs including 1325 National coalitions with regional and international networks including Karama, WILPF, ABAAD, WPP, Arab League. This activity aims to strengthen and broaden alliances within the1325 National and Local coalitions, to represent Palestinian women#s voices at the regional and international level,  and enhance Palestinian women participation in Human Rights Council and Commission on the Status of Women.
CO-VSLA Coordinate the activities of the 3 VSLA Partners in the middle belt, monitor, supervise and provide technical support and capacity sharing for NAWIA, YMCA <(>&<)> CCDP. Organize capacity strengthening activities and program quality review sessions to ensure minimum program standards are met/delivered.
HO-503001 Oxfam in Somalia aims to compare available Google Trends data for Somalia, and Somaliland specifically, with data from existing research and MEAL systems from Oxfam in Somalia and local partners. We will determine if Google Trends data can be used to monitor changes in social norms around women/youth political participation.
Emergency agriculture and livestock The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United nation (FAO) emergency project seeks to protect and restore agriculture and livestock based livelihoods of 14,00 Vulnerable farming families affected by drought and already food insecure living in the following provinces ( Herat, Ghor, Jawzjan, and Nimroz)
Under this project the proposed intervention include the provision of agriculture inputs and livestock protection services and inputs, such as distribution of concentrated animal feed, certified wheat seeds, fertilizers, fast- growing fodder crop seeds and water extensive vegetable seeds. Concentrated animal feed will help restoring the deteriorating health and body condition of vulnerable farmers, complemented with livestock protection service that include treating animals with deworming (around 49,000 animals and vaccination ( to be covered by another FAO project) against the main livestock diseases, suchas foot and Mouth disease (FMD) and Pests de Petits Ruminants (PPR).
Oxfam provides those assistance  to 4,000 drought affected families only in Shiendand district of Herat province.
HUMANITARIAN RESILIENCE Oxfam Program ID PROG10131

Work  under  this  Impact  Goal  will  focus  on  building  the  capacity  of  the  government departments that  are  in  charge  of  anticipating  and  responding  to  emergencies  and other   local   agencies   includinglocal   civil   society   organisationsand   ensuring   that responses  are  in  line  with  international  humanitarian  standards.

This  also  includes building the   capacity   of   communities   in   risk   mapping   and   management,   raising community awareness on their rights in emergencies.

To influence humanitarian  laws and policies and to ensure pooling of resources Oxfam in  Mozambique  works  in  a  network  of  international  organisations  (COSACA). With  this network as the platform for engagement Oxfam will contribute to capacity building for the national humanitarian Forum (LNGOs)
A!AD#EqualOpportunityforWomeninNarok The  Ilkunono  sub-clan  of  the  Maasai  community  face marginalization  from  the  larger Maasai  community  and  are  not  allowed  to  compete  for  political  office and for a long time their girls were not married as they were considered unclean. This marginalisation  has  seen  them  lose  out  on  development  projects  from  the government especially  the county  government  and  Community  Development  Fund.  There  is no  single  community  project  which  has  been  initiated  by  the  county  government  for this community making this project timely.

The project empowers  women through the income generating activity of beadwork and linking them to the government led Ushanga Initiative for sustainability and marketing of their products.Due  to  the  scarcity  of  water,  they women will procure  some  water  tanks  and  gutters  for  the poorest of the women in the community. In addition, the young girls are supported in schools through outreaches and promotion of Girl-Parent forums and visiting mentors who have gone throughthe schooling cycle successfully to reduce number of school drop outs due to teenage pregnancies.
CO- OxfaminVietnam Further development of LiLa app including automating/auto-complete answers with chatbot/NLP technology.
NGO FORUM PHASE II PROJECT NGO FORUM Kampala in this ELNHA PHASE II project will be coordinating the implementation of the joint action plans in Kampala, on behalf of the Kampala Humanitarian platform.  The platform has 60 member organisations with a steering committee comprising of 14 members who hold the responsibilities of making decisions on how the Humanitarian Action Funds (HAF) will be implemeted in Kampala.

1.Validate print and disseminate the platform guiding document, conducting quarterly steering committees, supportquarterly regional meetings on topical issues, advocacy subcommittee meetings to feed into several processes (CRRF, 16 days of activism, Youth day, Women's day, Global days, responding to national issues), DRRM Law, URCS, Refugee Act, Local Government Act, NGO Act alignment, Engage in relevant regulatory policy frameworks such as DRRM Bill, Refugee policy and Peace policy, Develop, review, printing, validation, outsourcing, Platform Annual General Meeting (AGM).

2. Develop an M <(>&<)> E framework and Theorychange, continous updating of the membership directory, monitoring and evaluating the Humanitarian Plantform project (midterm and End term, Mentoring and coaching ELNHAs.

3.  Develop a website and create an online database, increase bandwidth for Humanitarian Platform Internet connectivity, develop publicity IEC material, T-shirts, calendars, umbrellas, banners, fliers and share with stakeholders, conduct media engagements ontopical issues, develop briefs, fact sheets, position papers, issues papersontopical humanitarian issues (2 pieces) printing costs.

4. Support local and national NGOs to participate in various humanitairan fora at national, regional and international (CRRF Steering group, IGAD, 2030, Agenda, UNGA, Global Refugee Forum - December).

5.  Convene policy meetings with OPM, ULGA selected LGs and Uganda Parliament, produce a quarterly newsletter to profile and popularize the work of humanitarian local and national NGOs, popularization of the localization agenda at regional level,profiling localization among local and national organisations and convene pre-event discussions, consultations on Global Refugee Forum - December.
Young Men's Christian Asst. of Nig-VSLA Young Men's Christian Association of Nigeria (YMCA) will focus on  implementing the project in Nasarawa State. Young Men Christian Association of Nigeria will trained  eleven (11) field officers and fifty five(55) village agents in Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) methodologies. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 1500 VSLA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the  field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 55 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year.

Oxfam will carryout community engagement and relationship building based on gender analysis and power mapping to address the underlying causes to vulnerability. Oxfam will empower the members of the VSLAs to be able to lead in awareness creation on gender related issuesand balance gender roles. On average, each member of a VS<(>&<)>LA will influence 2 external people among which her/his partner. Father#s groups will be formed to interface with VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities on gender relations. Male members of VS<(>&<)>LAs will be represented in father#s groups to bridge the gap between VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities. Oxfam staff and trained field officers will use the Women#s Economic Leadership (WEL) and the Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE) knowledge hub resources to facilitate these discussions and promote regular contact between the VS<(>&<)>LA groups and support services. At the end of the process, at least 30 change agents will emerge from VS<(>&<)>LA and father#s groups: 500 strong female leaders and 10 male gender champions/models.
JOINT - Active Citizenship Joint is a national emerging Civil Society Organisations´ network established in 2008, based in Maputo but with their interventionsimpact nationwide. It maintains a CSO database and organizes annual CSO conferences, has strong links with the Ministry ofJustice on the implementation of human rights protocols. Joint also contributed for the approval of relevant legislation (Penal Code) with contributions from CSO's; Over the last years, JOINT has contributed to the improvement of the monitoring of domestication and implementation of relevant legislation on human rights through their shadow reports. JOINT is now a key player in the economic, social and political decision making process.
Joint will contribute in the AGIR program on the Right to social inclusion and non-discriminationof marginalised groups and Right to a fair share in the country#s mineral resources. Particularly, partnership with this organization was motivated by the fact that Oxfam recognizes that in context like Mozambique where democracy has not reached the desired level, working in isolation might not produce the expected advocacy short, medium and long-term objectives. Thus, there is a need to havea link of CSOs that can promote the interactions, linkages and networks aimed at implementing joint efforts with the government in development processes. Additionally, JOINT organises annually CSOs National Conferences aimed at sharing lessons and good practices in advocacy work. Furthermore, JOINT has the added value of having a CSOs database that has been important in dissemination of important information for CSOs. Their membership in SADC CSO Network is also important in bringing external experiences on advocacy for development.