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Winning with women and girls 2019/20 ActionAid UK has a partnership with People's Postcode Lottery and benefits directly from lottery draws assigned within a calendar year. This year, funds have been assigned to projects focused on empowering adolescent girls in Zimbabwe and Ghana; the Women's Rights Funding Fellowship which is operational in Kenya, Rwanda and Zambia, and innovative humanitarian projects across the ActionAid federation. Part of the funds also go to AAUK for both internal strategic projects and to cover the grant management support provided to implementing countries.
Increasing access to clean water in Southern Province Rwanda ActionAid will work with farmers across two communities in Gisagara district, Rwanda to improve their access to clean water, allowing for efficient irrigation of crops and improved food security during periods of drought. In order to strengthen resilience, 150 women small-scale farmers will gain improved access to clean and safe water and will be trained in water resource management and effective farming techniques. A further 150 women will advocate for the local government to invest in improved water infrastructure, ensuring long-term, sustainable support for local farmers.
DEC East Africa Crisis Appeal The project will support drought affected communities to: • access essential food support by improving the immediate food security of vulnerable households and school feeding. • access potable water by water- point’s rehabilitation and maintenance, de-silting of pans, provision of storage tanks and trucking. ActionAid will also build the capacity of women affected by the drought to develop community based protection plans. Spaces will be created to actively involve them in the design and implementation of women led local level protection responses, provide psychosocial counselling to women affected by GBV, and provide support and linkages to referral mechanisms and institutions including medical and legal support. Safe spaces in schools through the girls’ forums and at food and water distribution points for women will be utilized. Dignity kits to affected women and girls will be provided. The project will also strengthen accountability in the drought response. ActionAid realise the important role that participation and inclusion, information sharing, complaints and resolution mechanism and holding others to account plays in promoting accountability in delivery of emergency response.
Protection monitoring and services in response to the conflict in northern Ethiopia Humanitarian response in northern Ethiopia (Afar, Amhara and Tigray) with a focus on women's protection
Indonesia Covid-19 Response - Vaccination Activities Response to third wave of Covid cases in Indonesia - supporting vaccination activities, focusing on reaching marginalised groups in Java, Central Sulawesi and West Sulawesi.
Peoples Postcode Lottery Extra Award (PPL EA) (IDPP) PPL EA is funding an array of International Development projects in Africa mainly targeting VAWG and FGM/C.
Empowering girls in Zimbabwe to overcome barriers to education The project will support girls in some rural communities in Nyanga District, Zimbabwe to secure access to education and protection from abuse.
Start Fund Alert 732 Displacement due to Conflict in Nigeria Start Fund Alert 732. Rebuilding Lives, Restoring Hope: Benue Emergency Relief Initiative
Women's protection project in Melkadida refugee camp, Ethiopia ActionAid UK's has a partnership with People's Postocde Lottery and benefits directly from lottery draws assigned within a calendar year. This intervention will provide protection services in the Melkadida refugee camps. Specific activities and comprehensive programme design will be developed in the first phase of the project, the programme will feature the following:
Prevention:
- Awareness raising- using local community structures, they organize for example, community dialogues, consultative workshops, training, coffee session.
- Campaigns and international events (world refuge day, 16 days of activism, March 8, zero tolerance to FGM etc.).
- Capacity building to partners and local structures
- Community behavioral change on SGBV. It is a community led intervention that takes the community through different phases from awareness creation to action in preventing SGBV.

Response:
- Operation of Women and girls? safe space  
- Case management
- Psychosocial support
- Referral services
- Provision of dignity kits and materials support for survivors and vulnerable women and girls
CMMT Nyanja Project Improve healthcare in five health centres and one health post on lakeshore of north Malawi.
METHOD (Malawi Education and Training for HIV and Other Diseases) Start B.Sc., expand CPD, develop research centre
Malawi Food Crisis Provision of food relief to palliative care patients and their families affected by food crisis in Malawi.
PCST & QECH as Centre of Excellence, 2014-2015 Establish Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital as Level 3 APCA Palliative Care provider
Radios libres:  digital commons for community radio in Latin America and the Caribbean, 2011-2014 This project builds on the work of Radialistas over the last 13 years. It takes Radialistas on a new strategic direction, developing its capacity-building work with broadcasters in the Latin America and Caribbean much more fully, and reducing the focus on production.

Radialistas Apasionadas y Apasionados began their work in August 2001. The decision was taken to form a radio production centre because many of the local and community radio stations, marginalised by the bigger networks and having a resultant lack of resourses were more and more likely to resort to simply playing music rather than producing quality material of social content. The aim of Radialistas was to fill that gap.  

The target audience of this project are community radio broadcasters in the region.  The main objectives for the period July 2014 to June 2017 are: 
 
Objective 1:  Training
Broadcasters have improved their skills and ability to produce quality programmes in form and content, as well as using free technology and open content software
 
Objective 2:  Production
Radio stations have received and used various high quality productions that have a gender and / or citizenship focus
 
Objective 3:  Interaction
Broadcasters are skilled in freely uploading and downloading audios from the Radioteca website, and have developed working relationships with other radio stations
 
Objective 4:  Thematic agenda
Gender, citizenship and open communications have become cross-cutting themes in the programming of radio stations, thereby contributing to the development of equitable relationships between men and women in the production teams as well as the radio audience
Publication of the Collected Works of Fr. Ricardo Falla SJ This project is to support the publication of Fr. Falla's collected research.

The civil war in Guatemala and the government and military repression leading up to it, claimed more than 200,000 civilian victims. Perhaps the best known chronicler of the wave of massacres, unleashed on the indigenous population, in the Western Highlands of Guatemala is anthropologist author and Jesuit priest Ricardo Falla; who, with the support of CAFOD, became the key witness and recorder of human rights violations.  Father Falla provided the information which fed into the research and campaigning work of Amnesty International during the 1980s and 1990s.  

In 2009 he was invited as a key witness to give his testimony to Judge Santiago Pedraz in Madrid who instituted the hearings in Spain, into the Guatemalan genocide. As a result the Guatemalan church and wider civil society, was able to press for the trial of former President General Efrain Rios Montt (which is currently taking place).
Radialistas y Radioteca Consolidación Estratégica The Mission of Radialistas is to contribute to the democratization of communications, especially radio broadcasting, from the perspective of gender and citizenship.  The current project will consolidate the work of Radialistas and Radioteca in order to provide a more comprehensive package of communications and capacity building resources for broadcasters, journalists and civil society leaders in Latin America.  Joining the two areas of work will lead to more interactivity on the part of users generating a greater sharing of productions, audios and ideas in order to create an increased dynamic for positive change in the Region.
REPAM: Strengthening communications for social transformation, advocacy and pastoral work. This project aims to strengthen communications initiatives of the Pan-Amazon Ecclesial Network (REPAM), prioritising the definition, identification and practice of communication stemming directly from the Amazonian experiences, as expressed by the communities themselves. 

The project differentiates between two levels of participation. The first one, internal, is located at the community level, and fosters communication that can accompany cultural, political and spiritual processes related to the recovery of past memories, construction of new narratives, and an intercultural and intergenerational dialogue. This will strengthen the commitment to the type of communication that goes beyond the focus on delivering information alone, but can serve as a transformative tool for the people to communicate in their own manner. This internal level includes initiatives carried out by countries and local committees, as well as an adequate coordination among different actors. It will allow to broaden perspectives, accompany new initiatives and to implement a new communications service. In order to achieve this, this project will include training and coordination with a national, regional and international perspective.

The second, external, level refers to communications work related to Laudato Si and Integral Ecology and includes an international campaign and advocacy.  

This project is a direct continuation of the previous one, which was initially set up to support the creation of the REPAM itself. As the network grew and became established, the previous project started focusing on the communications work of the network, which the partner decided to carry over into this new project.
Women and Migrant Families:  Establishing a base in which to replicate a successful SJM project. The project Women and Migrant Families aims to strengthen women headed households in which the husbands, and often male children, have emigrated.  It has three elements:  establishing mutual peer support groups for the women; training in managing the remittances they receive through community banks; encouraging small enterprise to enable the women to increase their income and savings.  This experience was implemented by the SJM over 3 years in the Diocese of S. Andrés Tuxtla, with very positive outcomes.  SJM plan to replicate the experience in other dioceses in Mexico.  This grant will allow the SJM to research and identify a suitable location.  This exploratory phase will involve statistical research, studies of the latest census, local surveys, interviews, defining selection criteria and utlimately identifying a location in which to implement a 3 year repetition of the project.
Supporting mother and child health and nutrition in rural communities of El Salvador This project aims to improve maternal and child health and nutrition in rural areas of El Salvador. In particular, it will focus on two main issues to be addressed by the Ana Manganaro Clinic in the Guarjila Canton and the north-eastern zone of the Chalatenango department. Firstly, safe pregnancy and childbirth, which will include increasing access to the Maternity Waiting Home in Guarjila for women in the last few weeks of pregnancy, depending on their obstetrical and geographical risk. It will also involve raising awareness of the existence of the Maternity Waiting Home in the communities attended by the Clinic. The second focus area will be maternal and child nutrition, which will include breastfeeding promotion and establishment of home nutrition gardens. This will be accomplished through health promotion and education work, trainings and close accompaniment of project participants to increase, in a sustainable way, the availability of essential nutrients for mothers and children.
CELAM/DEJUSOL Global Plan 2015-2019: Towards a Church which Goes Forth As the Latin American Episcopal Conference (CELAM) begins work under its new Global Plan 2015-2019, this project aims to support implementation of the objectives set for the Justice and Solidarity Department (DEJUSOL). The main goals of the Global Plan 2015-2019, developed against the backdrop of the 60th anniversary of the creation of CELAM, stress the intention to encourage “a church which goes forth”, that would be “poor and for the poor”. 

In this four-year period DEJUSOL’s work will focus on such themes as: integral human development, migrants, refugees and displaced people, human trafficking, human rights, integral ecology, peace and reconciliation, health, children, prison populations, workers, role of the lay people, CST and collaboration at the international level. 

This project is a continuation of a long-standing relationship between CAFOD and CELAM.
Integral human development partner workshop - Laudato Si - Bogotá In 2015 the Church is reflecting on integral and authentic human development, particularly in the light of the Encyclical – Laudato Si’ addressing issues of climate, environment, the global economy and poverty; and the planned Synod on the Family. Reflection and debate on development, human flourishing and the impact of poverty is part of a rich tradition in the Church’s Social Teaching.
CAFOD wishes to engage with this teaching, and contribute insofar as we are able to the development of Catholic Social Thought from practical, theological and theoretical perspectives.
CLT has employed an expert in Catholic Social Teaching and development, Argentine priest Fr. Augusto Zampini,  for a one year period, in order to enable the organisation to reflect on its own understanding of development within this framework and tradition and advance its corporate understanding. The theology programme has been asked to focus for this year on international programmes and support this reflection.
Primary
•	CAFOD, as a Catholic agency, has a better organisational understanding of human development and flourishing and is confident in its articulation of this understanding (Catholic identity)
•	Local Church relationships and partnerships are enhanced through a shared and participatory exploration of our understanding of the Church’s recent teaching on development and how this might be experienced in practice
•	Catholic Social Thought is influenced by the praxis of an experienced development agency with a global overview of development in practice
•	The organisation will learn whether the methodology applied is effective in achieving the desired outcomes
•	CAFOD shares its final report and findings with other Catholic agencies and networks

One out of four workshops is planned to be held in Bogota - Colombia, taking advantage of the fact that CAFOD regional partner REPAM - Ecclesial Pan-Amazon Network - is organising a key meeting with CELAM and Church leaders at a regional level in November 2015.  CAFOD's Head of Region for Latin America has been invited to attend this meeting along with Fr Augusto Zampini.
UCA: Festival Verdad The civil war in El Salvador left thousands of people dead or disappeared, and a climate of impunity prevails.  Since the signing of the peace accords, Salvadorean organisations committed to justice and reparation for the victims have worked to keep the historical memory alive and pursued truth.  The UCA Truth Festival began in 1998. It is an academic, artistic and cultural event that has become a symbol for dignity, truth and breaking down impunity.  2012 marks the 20th anniversary of the peace accords and the Truth Festival will commemorate the occasion.  The Tribunal of Restorative Justice is a relatively new element of the Truth Festival, beginning in 2009.  The purpose is to insist on the need for justice and an end to impunity to help heal the psychological wounds of the war and build a true peace.  Each year the Tribunal is held in a place that was particularly affected by the civil war.  The first was conducted in the Chapel at the UCA; 2010 - Suchitoto, Cuscutlán; 2011 - Arcatao, Chalatenango; 2012 - Perquín, Morazán.
Amazonian communication for social transformation The project will help raise awareness of the importance of the Pan-Amazon region in terms of biodiversity, natural resources, indigenous cultures, defence of rights and socio-environmental justice. REPAM seeks to create articulation mechanisms to promote communication that emphasises the ecological and socio-environmental values of the region, as well as making visible and promoting their culture, traditional knowledge and wisdom of the region's indigenous peoples and traditional communities.
The project will pay attention to ecological and sustainable land use practices, worldviews and cultural identity, as well as the defence and guarantee of human, collective and natural rights. It is about promoting actions that have a positive impact on society's awareness, attitudes and behaviours towards the Amazon region, contributing to the preservation of biodiversity, sustainable development and the cultural appreciation of local populations.
Strengthening MEL capacities in LAC region This project’s objective is: 
-	To enable the LAC team and in particular, partner-facing staff, to introduce and pilot Outcome Harvesting as a methodology with selected partners in the LAC region.
This will be the first phase of a process in which OH will be introduced and piloted in the LAC region. It is meant to present OH in a practical, simple manner, enabling LAC team to introduce this both with partners who have strong MEL organisational capacities as well as those who are grassroots, community-based organisations with little to no MEL expertise.  Thus, the depth and scope of the materials and sessions should stay at that introductory level, while covering enough for teams and partners to pilot OH sessions within this project cycle and this year’s work (FY 24-25). 
We will do this by hiring an external MEL expert consultant to deliver on the following outputs: 
This FY 23-24:
-	Develop training materials & introductory tools on Outcome Harvesting for both LAC team & partners (English and Spanish) (March 2024).
Next FY 24-25:
-	Deliver online participatory training sessions for LAC team to introduce OH methodology and build enough capacity to pilot this introductory level with partners (May & June 2024).
-	Deliver one in-person workshop (1 or 2 days) to LAC team to put previous knowledge and skills in practice and focus on OH facilitation with partners (Week of July 8th, preferably on July 12th 2024).
-	Hold “helpdesk” or Q&A sessions with LAC teams/colleagues in preparation of and after piloting OH sessions with partners (total of 3 preparatory and 3 reflection & feedback sessions).
-	Hold 1-2 sessions with CAFOD’s learning advisor to understand approach and facilitate cross-learning on OH across the various International Programmes.
Bishops' Ecumenical Pastoral Study Days This project aims to support the running costs of an ecumenical course for pastoral reflection and analysis in Brazil.  

For many years a number of bishops and priests, of various religious denominations, from Brazil and several other Latin American countries have met annually to co-ordinate their work, provide mutual support and strengthen their action in favour of a preferential option for the poor.  

Since 1991 the planning, monitoring and follow up to the meetings has been organised with the support of CESEEP, an ecumenical training and research centre in Sao Paulo and long standing CAFOD partner (GLA045).  CAFOD has supported the course with small grants since 1991.  Each year the meeting is organised around a theme where the Church has a pastoral responsibility to give clear understanding and guidance.
Advocacy, Communications and Capacity Building in Latin America for more equitable societies This project supports CAFOD’s long term partner Comunicaciones Aliadas (COAL) in its strategic objectives of: 
- producing  information and analysis to inform public advocacy work, particularly in Peru and Andean countries, on social processes;
- strengthening  the communication skills for advocacy and campaigning work of social leaders, commentators and journalists in Peru and Andean countries;
- providing a communications advisory service and public advocacy accompaniment to social leaders, commentators and journalists in Peru.

It does this through:

(1)	Production and dissemination of information and analysis about key socioeconomic and human rights issues in Latin America and the Caribbean through weekly news alerts, its website, radio programmes and special reports;

(2)	Development of training materials, and running workshops, on communication and public advocacy for social leaders;  and the provision of advice for key social and indigenous organisations working on the defence of rights; 

(3)	Organising occasional events for journalists and social leaders to be informed about and debate key themes (roundtable discussions, press conferences, etc.), as well as two regional radio campaigns;

The project also includes capacity strengthening activities, so that COAL has efficient admin and finance systems, and a marketing plan for its news products.
Contribution to the organisation of the World Social Forum 2009 The World Social Forum, a civil society initiative, is a democratic gathering that seeks to foster debates and the deepening of collective reflections, formulation of alternative proposals, exchange of experiences and the building of coalitions and networks among social movements, community-based organisations (CBOs), non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and other civil society organisations (CSOs) that oppose neo-liberalism and the injustices it creates.

From January 27th to February 2nd 2009 the 9th edition of othe WSF will take place in the Amazon Region in Northern Brazil.  The event will highlight the regions's environmental issues amidst an environmentally and socially unsustainable and hegemonic development model.  

The WSF has become the main reference to debate social and economic responsibility for our planet and our future.  It has united innumerable participants, activists, and leaders from social and popular movements, networks and campaigns, students, intellectuals, scientists, artists, journalists and other opinion makers.
International Restorative Justice Tribunal in El Salvador The annual restorative justice tribunal run by the Central American University UCA seeks to contribute to the struggle against impunity by encouraging access to justice, and the recovery of historical memory in El Salvador.  It started in 2009, as an element of the UCA Truth Festival which has been running since 1998.  The Truth Festival is an academic, cultural and artistic week of events promoting truth, justice and peace, and so contribute to the construction of a peaceful and democratic society.  The Festival coincides with the anniversary of the 1980 murder of Blessed Oscar Romero and the date it commemorates has been recognised by the United Nations as the “International Day for the Right to the Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims”: http://www.un.org/en/events/righttotruthday/
Regional Campaign for Debt Reduction and Struggle Against Poverty Progress is made towards the establishment of a transparent international mechanism with civil society participation that works for debt revision and decision-taking on reduction in debt servicing or the cancellation of unpayable or questionable debts.

Effective processes and mechanisms for civil society participation in budgeting processes and monitoring of social spending are strengthened in order to meet basic needs, in particular any related to the external debt.