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Improving Child access to quality safe and attractive school environment in DRC The project will  - Ensure pupils, teachers and schools surrounding communities have access to a latrine and clean water at school  - Increase the number of girls completing a primary school education  - Strengthen the Association of Romo Schools (CAERO) to support rural education in the long -term and  - Improve school governance and transparency by working with Parent Committees and the local educational authorities
Our Rights and Our Duties 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.
Improving access to and quality safe and attractive school environment for child The project will  - Ensure pupils, teachers and schools surrounding communities have access to a latrine and clean water at school  - Increase the number of girls completing a primary school education  - Strengthen the Association of Romo Schools (CAERO) to support rural education in the long -term and  - Improve school governance and transparency by working with Parent Committees and the local educational authorities
Purchase for Progress in Equateur (P4P) To support protection committees and women's fora to better ensure women's right to protection.
Lifesaving Integrated WASH,EFSL and Protection for conflict affected comminuties This project aims to improve, by October 2025,  the socio -sanitary conditions of the populations affected by the crisis by ensuring:  - Access to potable water in Internally Displaced Person (IDP) sites, host communities and health centres;  - Access to adequate, dignified and hygienic sanitation facilities and,  - ensuring a systematic approach to encourage the widespread adoption of safe hygiene practices to keep people and their environment clean through the promotion of hygiene knowledge and practices and community engagement;  - responding to emergency food needs, the acquisition of essential household items, and primary health care coverage by organizing "multi -purpose cash distributions" (food, essential household items, and health);  - Contributing to the adoption of better community protection practices, reducing the risk of violence and abuse, particularly for women, girls, and disproportionately affected groups in the intervention area. This project will be implemented directly in Ituri and Tanganyika Provinces with the collaboration of the central office of the health zone and the local communities. An estimated number of 13333 Households have been targeted for this project. The project targets internally displaced persons (19%), returnees (49%) and residents of host communities (32%), reaching a total of 80,000 persons (without double counting)
Protection of Civilians in Province Orinentale Support community capacity to claim their rights through increased knowledge of the laws that protect them and improved relations with local duty bearers, and provide information to enable communities to access referral services. Community preoccupations will be used to inform local and National level advocacy.
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 42,240 people by ensuring sustainable supply of clean water, adequate sanitation and hygiene practices. Project budget is USD USD 1,928,574 (equivalent GBP1,202,802) 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.
Amélioration de l'accès et la qualité dans 5 écoles de Tshangu, Mont Amba et Nga This project is part of Development  PIP00670. It aims to reinforce access to and quality of primary school in Kinshasa through improving the learning and teaching environment conditions and communities capacity building. This action will be well implemented, documented and evaluated with education partners and civil society in order to promote best practices sharing and policy changes.
WASH Results Programme (SWIFT) - DRC This project allows Oxfam GB, under its strategic Objective 6 to Financial Universal essential services, host and natural disasters affected populations in Masisi, Lubero, Walikale, Rutshuru and Beni territories of the North -Kivu. 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.
Integrated Public Health Programme for Communities affected by Conflict  in N.K This project allows Oxfam GB, under its strategic Objective 3 to Provide assistance to IDPs, host and natural disasters affected populations in North -Kivu. 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 175,000 estimated beneficiaries.
Promoting better acess to basic services in the DRC (emphasis on education) This project is part of the education PIP00200. It will address the issue of user fees for healcare as well as the quality of primary education school in Kinshasa through improving the learning and teaching processes, empowering communities, and identifying strategies that can enhance learning for girls. All this will be well documented and accompanied by a thorough analysis of current policies and practice, which will support the push for policy change.
Environnement et agriculture durable pour la sauvegarde des sites prioritaires d The project will organise a specific research to better understand factors that lead to households and community decision around decisionmaking, management of households and/or community resources, etc. Farming households will be organised in rural farming organisation and will receive specfic trainings to improve knowledge and capacity in managing small business and market access. Linkages with private sector will be develop to better understand and establish paths of influence into the value chains sections of the market access to ensure increased revenues for households
Improvement of the food insecurity state and livelihoods in Getty zone, in Ituri Project aims to reinforce food security at domestic and communal level for displaced, returnee and host households. The project, implemented in Irumu territory is linked to Protection programme and serves as the basis for carrying out protection activities in the same zone.   This is a continuation of Pilot Project started in Tchomia/ Kasenyi in 2008. These activities in Gety are implemented with partners with the aim of continued community and partner capacity building.  Current activities are funded by SIDA for 2,170 households in 10 villages of Avemba -Bukiringi axis and Pooled Fund for 4,500 families in 13 villages in Bukiringi -Boga axis.
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and capacity for initial rapid response - SouthK 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 120 000 affected people in South Kivu 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.
Empowering communities to respond to conflict protection risks and food insecuri The humanitarian situation in the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is worsening as violence perpetrated by armed groups and subsequent displacement continues to affect millions of vulnerable civilians. UNHCR, the United Nations Refugee Agency, expresses its deep concern about the difficult living conditions and human rights violations, including cases of sexual and gender -based violence, faced by more than 6.2 million internally displaced people in the country. So, to respond to the crises and structural conditions revealed in order to ensure the effectiveness of the humanitarian response in this part of the territory, OXFAM intends to deploy an intervention/action Protection, integrating  -WaSH -Food, economic and livelihood security - as well as strengthening local governance through advocacy actions. The rationale is therefore to promote sustainable livelihoods, with a view to empowering women and reducing the vulnerability of young household heads, children and long -term internally displaced persons. It is an approach based on satisfying immediate needs, with a medium - and long -term vision, which consolidates the conditions for improving the resilience of households, communities and institutions at local level, and which will be applicable, within the framework of the present grant, to the social groups most exposed to the risks of Protection. Outcome 1: PROTECTION Oxfam, following its Protection vision for 2021 -2030 will aim at contributing to ensure that civilians caught up in conflicts and crises are safe and have their rights respected and fulfilled. Oxfam will support communities to develop and implement community -based initiatives to respond to and address protection threats. Crisis -affected households will also be supported to have access to timely and inclusive protection services and basic humanitarian needs. Joint activities and active participation in policy discussions on protection will also be encouraged under this outcome. Co
Village and Ecole Assaini Programme in Equateur Province of DRC We would to ensure that 54 villages and 21 schools have adequate hygiene, water and sanitation facilities and have the status of Village and school clenead benefiting for 46088
Implementing Peri-Urban wash project in six schools of Kinshasa The project will be piloting a wash project in schools in which new approaches to improving and taking into account specific needs for girls in sanitation facilities in schools will be tested and taking into account the existing difficulties to supply schools with water from public service institutions the project will construct water holes in schools combining technology for hand pump to solar panel system in supplying schools with clean water
Improving Safeguarding Standards for DRC. The overall objective of this project is to provide a strategic framework for Oxfam Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Country Programme's senior leadership and the safeguarding teams that guides realization of Oxfam's safeguarding commitments, and core standards. The project aims also to avail Information, Education and communication materials that raise awareness to prevent safeguarding incidents among personnel, partners and against beneficiaries
DRC Community Resilience in Masisi Territory and Lubero Build resilience through improved self -reliance and confidence of individuals and communities in their ability to prosper. This will be done by using their own influence on their local context, including protecting their rights, improving their income so that they can reinvest, establishing relationships between producers and traders, and increasing market access. Drawing on strategies combining protection and support for livelihoods, the project builds the foundations for transforming the context of chronic vulnerability and preventing adverse consequences of shocks linked to conflict.
M23 Crisis Response in North Kivu - DRC This project aims to improve the socio -sanitary conditions of the populations affected by the crisis by ensuring:  - Access to potable water in Internally Displaced Person (IDP) sites, host communities and health centres;  - Access to adequate, dignified and hygienic sanitation facilities and,  - ensuring a systematic approach to encourage the widespread adoption of safe hygiene practices to keep people and their environment clean through the promotion of hygiene knowledge and practices and community engagement;  - responding to emergency food needs, the acquisition of essential household items, and primary health care coverage by organizing "multi -purpose cash distributions" (food, essential household items, and health);  - Contributing to the adoption of better community protection practices, reducing the risk of violence and abuse, particularly for women, girls, and disproportionately affected groups in the intervention area.
Research on Cholera - supporting London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medecine The main objective of this collaboration is to ensure that the fieldwork and data collection related to the above -mentioned impact assessment is conducted smoothly and in a timely manner. The support provided by OXFAM will result in the fieldwork for the impact assessment being effectively implemented on schedule, in a reasonably safe environment, with the expected resources, in accordance with local regulations, and with the participation of local health authorities and communities. Activities carried out with the BCZ (Bureau central de ka zone de santé) in the city of Uvira.
Support to flood victims in the Equateur Province in DRC Helping disaster victims flood to save lives of the most vulnerable people in Reducing the public health risks from waterborne diseases and non adequate sanitation through drinking water, sanitation and promotion measures hygiene in the provinces of Equateur and Mongala in DRC
Community protection in Eastern DRC The project seeks to contribute to greater understanding and respect of human rights in rural and urban areas of North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo. This project will contribute to the overall objective by encouraging and training communities, especially women, civil society organisations and local authorities to play a positive and proactive role in the protection of civilians and community cohesion by encouraging communities to replicate and adapt best practices in their context and by complementing the project approach with the promotion of innovations to attain these objectives. In the fifth phase of the intervention Oxfam and its partners are proposing to continue activities for a second year in five current communities in Uvira territory, South Kivu, and start implementation for the first of three years in five communities in Beni -Lubero Territory, North Kivu, in addition to providing exit support to 13 communities. New communities in Beni -Lubero territory will be confirmed at the beginning of the project through assessment missions to account for changes in context and needs.
Our Rights, Our Duties in DRC (Haki Na Shurti Zetu) - Tanganyika • 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.
Multisectoral assistance to communities in return and stabilised zones in N-Kivu Linked to the Development PIP in DRC, the aim of this project is to support returnees in a transitional phase to development with an emphasize on accessibility to basic services in Education, Health, WASH and Protection especially for Children and Women; all this subtended by a strong lobby and community empowerment and accompaniment of services providers, policy makers toward good governance. This is a multi -dimensional project that will provide full package in the above -mentioned sectors, in a gender and diversity sensitive way. This community -based project will be carried out with Oxfam partners, local and intermediate governmental bodies.
Strengthening resilience in violence in North Kivu Build resilience through improved self -reliance and the confidence of individuals and communities in their ability to prosper. This will be done by using their own influence on their local context, including protecting their rights, improving their income that they can reinvest, establishing relationships between producers and traders and increasing market access.
Protection in Practice in the DRC The DRC Protection Programme will provide technical support to partner CEDIER in the area of protection, including training and piloting of participatory theatre techniques.
Humanitarian Response to affected person byconflict in Yumbi, Maindombe, DRC Through the implementation of Water Hygiene and Sanitation projects, the projects of livelihoods and food safety, and those of protection.  Oxfam and its partners are better able to deliver high quality and timely humanitarian response to meet emergency need in relevant scale.
Within and Without the State programme 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
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and capacity for initial rapid response - NorthK Ce projet relève des objectifs nationaux de changement (NCOS3). Il est lié au plan de préparation et de réponse d'Oxfam International (OI) et est cohérent avec la vision de la Corne, de l'Afrique orientale et centrale (HECA) pour 2010. Contribuer à réduire l'impact des catastrophes humanitaires sur près de 220 000 personnes touchées dans la province du Nord -Kivu, Ce projet augmentera l'efficacité et la rapidité des réponses apportées par Oxfam aux urgences humanitaires en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) en établissant un stock d'urgence géré de manière efficace et appropriée, à travers la préparation des acteurs locaux à mieux répondre et à prendre un rôle de leader dans la gestion des crises humanitaires au niveau local, ainsi qu'en constituant une équipe de réponse d'urgence. Les activités associent également les coûts salariaux du poste de responsable du programme humanitaire et du personnel de base.
Budget increase of basic education in DRC This project has started with 22K gbp funding from the HECA region in order to conduct an advocacy exercise at the Parliament aiming to increase the education budget for 2011 fiscal year to allow for more and more congolese children to access basic and quality education. The results of this project will be documented to serve Oxfam GB and the civil society organisation including other stakeholders advocating for the education sector in the DRC and elsewhere.
DRC WASH Unrestricted 2015 The unrestricted funds will be used to improve DRC WASH knowledge and quality through consultancies, workshops/training/learning events.  It will also cover a portion of the National WASH Co. salary if required.
Strategic Partnership VEA This partnership between UNICEF and Oxfam aims to improve the quality and sustainability of the implementation of the Villages and Schools Reclamation (PNVEA) National Programme, contributing to the results of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and strengthening the Water Sector, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
DGD 22-25 Increase in Agricultural Income for Peasants in Kivu The specific Objective of this programme is to "increase the agricultural income of farmers (men and woman) through the improvement of the professionalism of family producers and their organizations". The programme is composed of 5 Civil Society Organizations and 3 stakeholders.  The expected outcomes are: 1). Strengthening of technical and Institutional capacities of Agricultural Producers Organizations (OPA); 2) Improvement of advocacy capacities of the OPA, improvement of the production, the transformation and trading of agricultural products to urban centres, taking into account the specific needs and the role of women; 3). Improvement of OPA capacities to respond to risks and hazards affecting the life of their members and the strengthening of organizational capacities of 5 partners implementing the programme. The indirect beneficiaries are estimated to 23,222 farmers (11,573 men, 11,649 women) from rural communities of the provinces of North and South Kivu. Main activities: For partners and stakeholders - External communication – Planning activities – Internal Monitoring  -  Monitoring of politics and practices / attitudes/ beliefs  -Training of direct beneficiaries – Analysis/ study/ research – Meeting with external actors( lobbying and advocacy) – Development of popular campaigning material – Sensitization – Development of gender approach – Implementation of alternatives – Exchanges North South for Oxfam – Support and accompaniment of partners - strengthening of North and South networks – Monitoring and Evaluation
Coordination and Support to the DRC Programme he quality of programs is widely recognized within Oxfam as a foundation for the organization's ability to fully achieve its objectives. This is true in many ways: Building quality is, at its core, a learning process, rooted in action and people. Reproducing this unique knowledge into thematic and program management processes is like feeding the engine of a virtuous cycle. Quality is knowledge. It brings a sense of stability and consistency to the programs, a confirmation of the course chosen to keep the ship afloat, no matter what. Quality is stability When it is visible, unequivocal, it helps to build a positive image and a climate of trust necessary to extend the partnership and reach of the organization. Quality is a growth factor. Finally, the added value of a programme that is constantly governed by quality standards translates into increased impact and scale, which in turn translates into a reduction in poverty and injustice, at the heart of Oxfam's ideal. Quality is a strategic lever for impact.