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Emergency Public Health Support for IDPs in South Lubero, North Kivu, DRC This project falls under SCO3.1 and allows Oxfam GB and its partners to respond to the immediate public health needs of the Internally Displaced Populations in various host communities in North Kivu, and Lubero in particular. This emergency intervention  will ensure access to safe clean water, sanitation and good hygiene practices including distribution of hygiene kits, cholera prevention as well as increased protection measures for the vulnerable families especially women against violence, coercion and deliberate deprivation.  Beneficiaries: estimated 70,000 IDPs.
Within and without a state Working with already existing organisations or structures if possible to identify relevant issues affecting differing social groups and associated actions and facilitate non confrontational engagement with local power holders
Supporting the resilience  in 4 communities in Masisi/North Kivu The project aims at contributing to a sustainable capacity building of civil society to claim and access their rights to life and security, by actively participating in decisions that affect them, and by fostering relationships with local authorities who will be informed of their obligations in terms of protection and livelihoods. Implementation Approach will be mainly focusing on: Community Based Protection (CBP) with the Community Protection Structure (SPC); capacity building initiatives for Farmers' Organizations, community members and local authorities,  on production and marketing of agricultural products, on Local Humanitarian Leadership (LHL) on peaceful conflict resolution. The project direct beneficiaries target is 12000, it will be implemented in partnership with local Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in four new communities in Masisi territory
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and capacity for initial rapid response in DRC This project falls under the NCOS3. It is linked to the OI preparedness and response plan and coherent with the HECA vision 2010. Contributing to reduce the impact of humanitarian disasters on up to 200 000 affected people in DRC, this project will increase the effectiveness and timeliness of Oxfam's responses to humanitarian emergencies in DRC by establishment of an effectively managed and appropriate contingency stock, and setting up an Oxfam Emergency Response Team. Activities associate also the salary costs of the Humanitarian Programme advisor/manager post.
Resilience in conflict – livelihoods and protection in Eastern DRC To support farmer organisations  to increase their income through developement of the food market
Our Rights, Our Duties in DRC (Haki Na Shurti Zetu) - Kinshasa • Enable communities, local public institutions and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to adopt new or change current practices and attitudes to increase respect for human rights and women's rights, and reduce discrimination and violence;   •         Support community -level governance committees, including women's forums, to build the capacity and confidence for collective action that engages territorial and provincial authorities to improve the accountability of governance, respect for gender equality and effectiveness of protection processes; •         Establish and facilitate a citizen -state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territory and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens' demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality, increased protection of citizens' rights; •         Strengthen the capacity of national level advocacy organisations to apply an evidence -based approach that represents the views and incorporates the testimonies drawn directly from local civil society organisations and ordinary citizens, to be more effective and credible in their advocacy efforts.
MERCI_Multisectoral Emergency Response for Conflict Impacted population in South This new project is a continuation of the DRCC07 project from the previous Humanitarian Programme Implementation Plan (PIP) (P00884) which closed on March 31, 2022. This project falls under the National Change Objectives (NCOS3). It is linked to the Oxfam International (OI) preparedness and response plan. Contributing to reduce the impact of humanitarian disasters on up to 740 000 affected people in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Provinces, this project will increase the effectiveness and timeliness of Oxfam's responses to humanitarian emergencies in DRC by establishment of an effectively managed and appropriate contingency stock, and setting up an Oxfam Emergency Response Team. Some key activities will be carried out, including the provision of safe drinking water through the construction of water points; the construction of sanitation facilities with hygiene promotion activities in the project areas; household livelihood support followed by education on the proper use of food. In addition, community protection activities will be carried out.  MERCI, une réponse multisectorielle axée sur la protection, vise à répondre aux besoins de 31 820 personnes (54% de femmes et de filles ; 19 701 enfants dont 14 813 âgés de 5 à 17 ans) touchées par les conflits interethniques dans dix communautés de Bijombo (Bijombo centre, Muranvia, Kajembwe, Mugete, Irango, Mugogo), Katobo (Ndegu et Mashuba), Lemera et Bwegera. L'objectif est d'assurer une réponse humanitaire adéquate, urgente et flexible pour servir les populations récemment déplacées, les populations dans les zones de retour qui ont été partiellement ou complètement détruites, et les communautés hôtes qui connaissent une vulnérabilité importante en raison du conflit et de la pression exercée par les personnes déplacées sur leurs ressources limitées. Oxfam Belgique et ses partenaires posent que SI 1) les communautés vulnérables dans le corridor Bijombo -Bwegera améliorent et étendent les structures de protection
Promoting better access to basic services for vulnerable populations in Equateur Under PIP P00670, this project will address the issue of the quality of primary education in schools  and access to essential services for a dignified life for vulnerable population in Equateur Province. It intends to achieve the Education objectives by training teachers & Education supervisors, promoting the role of communities in their involvement & participation in school management & creating a conducive environment  for effective learning.  It will also use the results of these activities to create & present models of good practice that will serve to influence policies. This project aims directly at approx 100,000 beneficiaries.
Making artisanal cobalt mining work for women and communities_Grand Katanga This project will focus on supporting the gender -responsive formalization of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) artisanal cobalt sector.  We will do this by increasing the capacities of women and men engaged in artisanal cobalt mining to comply with the new mining Code while ensuring women's rights are protected in the overall formalization effort.  This will include strengthening the influencing capacities of artisanal cooperatives, as well as improving their abilities to comply with environmental and occupational health and safety requirements.    Specifically, the project includes three principal objectives:  1. Build capacity and support for women's rights organizations ("WROs") and women's associations to advocate for the effective implementation of provisions of the new mining code relating to the formalization of the artisanal mining sector, including the environmental protections and occupational health and safety requirements.  This will specifically include educating men and women working in Artisanal Mining (ASM) about women's rights and their legal protections.   2. Enhance capacity for three women's cooperatives in the formal registration process, including assisting them to obtain their artisanal miner license cards, as well as broader women's leadership skills and capacities necessary to support the enabling environments at the household, community, institutional, and political levels for women's engagement in ASM.   3. Empower women's cooperatives and civil society with lessons learned from project engagement, enabling these actors to effectively push ASM cooperatives, relevant DRC governmental authorities, and companies along the cobalt supply chain to improve practice or adopt reforms that better benefit ASM communities and the women involved in ASM.
Our rights, Our duties in DRC (Haki Na Shurti Zetu) - Mbandaka •         Enable communities, local public institutions and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to adopt new or change current practices and attitudes to increase respect for human rights and women's rights, and reduce discrimination and violence;  •         Support community -level governance committees, including women's forums, to build the capacity and confidence for collective action that engages territorial and provincial authorities to improve the accountability of governance, respect for gender equality and effectiveness of protection processes; •         Establish and facilitate a citizen -state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territory and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens' demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality, increased protection of citizens' rights; •         Strengthen the capacity of national level advocacy organisations to apply an evidence -based approach that represents the views and incorporates the testimonies drawn directly from local civil society organisations and ordinary citizens, to be more effective and credible in their advocacy efforts.
Integrated public health programme for communities affected by conflict in PO The "Integrated public health programme for communities affected by conflict in Province Orientale " project aims to sustain the life & health of 39,249 people by ensuring sustainable supply of clean water, adequate sanitation and hygiene practices. Project budget is EUR 1,441,338 (equivalent GBP1,201,115) which will be spent on rehabilitation, development and operation of water systems, construction of household, schools and health centres latrines, hygiene promotion, training of community WASH committees and health community worker. The project will also involve capacity building for partners and emergency preparedness.
Citizen journalism eastern DRC The project will pilot digital technology to relay the experiences of communities in South Kivu to a global public and decision -makers. It will promote international interest and engagement in favour of poor and vulnerable communities, and provide a model for similar work elsewhere. Oxfam will support staff, partners and beneficiaries of its protection programme to produce stories, video and photo material as citizen journalists in two communities and through a wider phone -based information system, and will assess the approach for possible replication. Chief costs are photo, video & audio equipment and phones, training, travel and staff.
Protection, FS&L, resilience reinforcement for conflict affected communities NKV This project will assist 12,000 households, approximatively 72,000 people with a comprehensive package of livelihood services including
Our Rights and Our Duties - Mbandaka •         Enable communities, local public institutions and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to adopt new or change current practices and attitudes to increase respect for human rights and women's rights, and reduce discrimination and violence;  •         Support community -level governance committees, including women's forums, to build the capacity and confidence for collective action that engages territorial and provincial authorities to improve the accountability of governance, respect for gender equality and effectiveness of protection processes; •         Establish and facilitate a citizen -state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territory and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens' demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality, increased protection of citizens' rights; •         Strengthen the capacity of national level advocacy organisations to apply an evidence -based approach that represents the views and incorporates the testimonies drawn directly from local civil society organisations and ordinary citizens, to be more effective and credible in their advocacy efforts.
Improving access to and quality safe and attractive school environment for child This project focuses on improving the quality of the learning environment and the teaching in primary schools and ensuring all children can access the education available. Investing in the longer term, the project will strengthen the newly -formed Association of Romo Schools (CAERO) as an independent organisation supporting education in Equateur province. To ensure lasting results at village level, we will work to give local people the skills to support their school in the long term.
Strengthening ICP-WASH measures in health facilities against COVID-19 and other By improving the access of children and communities to drinking water, basic hygiene and sanitation, the project will achieve one of the objectives of the country strategy which aims to reduce the number of people affected. by waterborne diseases. By reducing the number of people affected by water -borne diseases, the project will contribute to reducing morbidity and mortality associated with diarrhoeal diseases
DRC Protection Cluster Support This project aims to improve the effectiveness of the DRC protection cluster, and thus its impact on the lives of people in need of protection, through the creation of two fixed -term support posts and additional activities geared to increasing implementation of good protection practices, harmonising impact measurement, and improving coordination within the cluster and its contribution to wider humanitarian coordination and action. It is managed by OGB in close collaboration with UNHCR, and seeks to draw out learning for future action in this cluster and elsewhere as part of Oxfam's contribution to humanitarian reform.  It is possible that in
Assistance multisectorielle en santé publique et protection à FIZI au Sud-Kivu • Contribution to reducing mortality and morbidity due to waterborne diseases to 21.225 internally displaced persons, returnees and host populations living in areas endemic cholera in urban travel / return Fizi South Kivu Province   • Strengthening the protection of civil 21.225, of which 10.613 are women, in the four targeted communities in Fizi.
Appui technique et logistique pour la mise en œuvre du programme ‘'Ecoles et Vil Nous voulons que 140 nouveaux villages  accompagnés ainsi que  16 villages de rattrapage et  de 50 nouvelles écoles, de même que 10 écoles de rattrapage sont accompagnées ,  obtiennent  l'accès durable à, et se servent de l'eau potable et de l'assainissement hygiénique ; elles adoptent des pratiques hygiéniques améliorées, et  s'engagent à protéger et maintenir leur environnement assaini, pour un nombre des bénéficiaires de 234600, membres des communautés et les élèves y compris.
Introducing mobile data collection in DRC programme The objectives of this project are double and the first one is to introduce IT Technology into our programme cycle management. The second one is to involve Oxfam DRC into the debate around the subject about Technology use for Development at national and international level. The second one is to Specifically, the project will support delivering:
Strengthening advocacy within the DRC program This project aims to recruit an advocacy staff. His/her mandate will be to advance the advocacy agenda for Oxfam in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
The Joint Oxfam International HIV and AIDS program in DRC This joint Oxfam International HIV/AIDS project contributes to PIP P00362 and P00670 is an OI initiative that involves in some HECA  countries(MAIN Programme . Specific objectives of this project in DRC are capacity building of  3 OI partners and OI affiliates on HIV/AIDS management  and mainstreaming in programs of North and South Kivu provinces, and finally advocacy on access to HIV and AIDS services.  The MAIN Programme aims to better develop the socio -economic linkages between HIV&AIDS and Livelihoods in order to improve the impact of our programming at the community level..
Transforming our organisational culture in the DRC The project will engage with Oxfam initiatives in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and globally to build upon existing learning and tools, while taking our knowledge in new directions to develop culture -change models that can be used organisation -wide.
Purchase For Progress Developing cooperatives ability to produce and prepare for market quality crops, increasing the negotiation ability of cooperatives through improved storage areas and increased training in literacy and negotiation skills with traders.
Integrated PH programme for communities affected by conflict in South Kivu, DRC The programme relates to NCS SO3:  To save lives in emergencies by delivering high quality, safe and timely assistance, NCS SO2:  To work with communities, authorities, civil society, to prevent and respond to human rights abuses and to hold duty bearers to account, NCS SO4:  To improve production, diversification of income and access to markets for increased food and livelihood security and NCS SO1: To work with a range of civil society actors to ensure quality, safe and accountable basic services for women, men, girls and boys through support to and challenge of government institutions. Togethe with DRCB17 it will target 200,000 people.
Cholera Response in the Congo River Basin Overall Objective  This programme will contribute to protecting the health of 100,000 tbc women, men, girls and boys affected by cholera in Equateur (60,000), Bandundu (40,000) and Kinshasa  Provinces of western DRC.  This strategy describes Oxfam GB's WASH response to the cholera.  It has been drafted after 2 weeks of initial assessment and immediate activities, and will be reviewed and updated after 4 weeks.
Integrated public Health and Protection Response affected by conflict in North K This project is linked to the humanitarian PIP that aims to saving lives in the DRC. Working with partners and communities to reduce the mortality and morbidity impact, directly or indirectly related to chronic insecurity in North Kivu, through provision of WASH services and supporting local protection mechanisms. To that extend, it contribute to the overall Oxfam advocacy and right in crisis strategy as outlined through the JCAS. For the coming 5 years, contributing donors will have improved living conditions of longer term conflict affected populations in North Kivu Province, Eastern DRC.
Nyiragongo Volcanic eruption in Goma As a result of the various earthquakes felt and recorded, several old fractures, previously covered by old flows or filled in by the population, have reopened. In Goma, the districts affected by this reopening are Mabanga North, Mabanga South, Volcanoes and Bujovu. The provincial authorities ordered the evacuation of 10 of the 18 neighbourhoods in the city of Goma on 27 May 2021. These are the MAJENGO, MABANGA NORTH, MABANGA SOUTH, BUJOVU, VIRUNGA, MURARA, MAPENDO, MIKENO, KAYEMBE and LEVOLCAN districts . Some went to the territories of MASISI and RUTSHURU, while others went to the province of South Kivu and to RWANDA. Those who could not go to these destinations went to Saké, 20 km from the city of Goma, where they are living in collective centres. These displaced people have gathered in 21 collective centres in the localities of LUTOBOGO, KIMOKA, NZULO and MATCHA in the territory of Masisi, in the Northern Province as per the below table. Given that Goma is an endemic zone of Cholera outbreak, there is also a high risk of new cases of cholera and its spread during the displacement. A total of 80 cases, 38 in Sake and 42 in Kirotche have been so far declared. In addition, this crisis occurred amid the COVID -19 pandemic and there might be a risk of new contamination due to the lack of prevention measures.
Public Health Response for Conflict affected Populations in North Kivu This project allows Oxfam GB, under its strategic Objective 3.1, to respond to immediate and midium terms needs of Internally displaced, host and natural disasters affected populations in grand North -Kivu. Targeted communities will reduce public health risks by access to safe and sufficient source of water, safe sanitation, appropriate hygiene kits and hygiene promotion. Intended to address urgent needs, Oxfam will look at longer -term impact by addressing protection problems especially against women, and children, increased participation, and reducing gender inequalities for an estimated beneficiary number of 60,000 households.
Community-based Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Services Development in North-Kivu This 2 year project is to allow OGB&partners consolidate its community -level public health support to 6 health zones in Grand -Nord Noth -Kivu Province. The project is part of OGB transition and humanitarian strategy, that will ensure sustainable access to water, sanitation&good health&hygiene practices, as well as increased participation in planned project actions&protection for vulnerable families, especially women against violence, coercion&deliberate deprivation.  It is envisaged that the project actions will contribute to tangible improvements in the health of 175,000 rural poor and vulnerable families North Kivu, DR Congo.
Continued Support for Improved Public Health in Cholera Endemic Zones in Ituri Oxfam GB proposes to continue to assist populations to return and rebuild their communities through providing access to safe water and sanitation, and helping communities to protect themselves against epidemic diseases, in particular cholera. Oxfam GB aims to provide an integrated public health package that will ensure safe access to potable water, latrines in schools and health centres, hygiene promotion including the promotion of family latrines, and distribution of hygiene kits, female sanitary kits and distribution of mosquito nets where appropriate, particularly to new returnees and more vulnerable people. This project falls into SCO3.1.
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and capacity for initial rapid response-Tanganik This project falls under the National Change Objectives (NCOS3). It is linked to the Oxfam International (OI) preparedness and response plan and coherent with the horn, East and Central Africa (HECA) vision 2010. Contributing to reduce the impact of humanitarian disasters on up to 250 000 affected people in Tanganyika Province, this project will increase the effectiveness and timeliness of Oxfam's responses to humanitarian emergencies in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by establishment of an effectively managed and appropriate contingency stock, and setting up an Oxfam Emergency Response Team. Activities associate also the salary costs of the Humanitarian Programme manager post and core staff.
WASH South Kivu This project allows Oxfam GB, under its strategic Objective 3 to Provide assistance to IDPs, host and natural disasters affected populations in Uvira, Bukavu, Walungu and other areas. Targeted communities will reduce public health risks by access to safe and sufficient WATSAN facilities and hygiene promotion. They will increase their capacity of resilience to shocks. Intended to address urgent needs, Oxfam will look at longer -term impact by addressing protection problems especially against women, and children, increased participation, and reducing gender inequalities for 35,000 estimated beneficiaries.