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School infrastructur rehabilitation-ISCV This project titled rehabilitation of the Hayi school infrastructures is a response to restore school infrastructures affected by the 2013 floods in Hayi village in the commune of Tajae, Tahoua region. The project is implemented by the local organisationcalled ##Initiatives for Secure Living Conditions## (ISCV) which is one of Oxfam's partners based in Tahoua.  The period of the project is four months started from December 2014. This project funded by PNUD aims to increase the capacity of the school andimprove working conditions for students and teachers of primary school of Hayi through the reconstruction of two classes equipped with all the necessaries, construction of a block of 2 latrines, the provision of bins, the provision of water point   in the school. Among the activities include also the awareness of all users such as students and teachers on the maintenance and use of these infrastructures to ensure the sanitary conditions of the place. The project also includes activities to protect the school against possible floods and awareness on basic measures for the prevention and management in disasters reduction mainly floods. All these actions are designed to meet the critical needs of lack of educational and health facilities in the school, which increased after the floods of 2013 and the collapse of more than 50% of existing structures. The target groups are 199 students (115 boys and 84 girls) and 5 teachers (1 female)school and final beneficiaries are 1,651 people with 842 women and 809 men (people of the village of Hayi and villages attached to the school)
FMAS 2013-2014 FMAS is one of the strongest organisations in Morocco, both in terms of its outreach (which focuses on civil society rather than direct beneficiaries, although youth are targeted on an individual basis) as in terms of its influence with Moroccan authorities. It is important to note that FMAS# strength lies in building strategic alliances around themes or even events; the strategy is that, once these alliances are built, they operate independently under their own administrative structure and funding, and FMAS remains involved only at strategic or governance level
FMAS was set up to increase the participation of civil society in public life, by increasing the space accorded to NGOs to be involved both in policy making as in policy implementation. To this end they work on two levels:
-   to mobilise NGOs to work together, either through networks or coordinated actions, and by building the institutional capacity of  NGOs
-  to lobby and advocate for changes in policies and legislation relating to NGOs andtheir participation, basing their actions both on input from the field as on research conducted by FMAS itself.
FMAS works according to a rights-based approach. It choosesits themes accordingly, ie good governance, social movements, youth , web portalas a maghreb platform for civil society and women human rights .
Partners in resilience for small farmers Indus Consortium is a partner of Oxfam in Pakistan undertaking two major campaigns around climate change and food security, and water governance in Pakistan. GROW campaign is the major campaign in which Indus Consortium is participating in Punjab around food security, and climate change issues. It is working with universities, communities, environmental organizations, provincial ministries, forest department and art groups at Provincial level with the focus on developing food security and climate change policies plans andinstitutional set-ups in Punjab. Climate financing and regional cooperation with universities is also part of campaign work. Indus Consortium is engaging with communities, government authorities and civil society organizations. However there is lack of information and therefore engagement with the Private Sector. Indus Consortium is very keen on engaging private sector in Pakistan in its workrelated to Resilience building. The engagement with private sector will open new windows of opportunities for the most vulnerable and neglected segments of society in terms of building their resilience. The project is a Scooping Study for Private Sector Resilience in Pakistan while simultaneously engaging with the government through developing Budget Primer. This project envisage in building the resilience of small scale farmers, in 22 most vulnerable districts of Pakistan. This will examine the nature, scope and drivers of agribusinesses dependent on agricultural value chains in disaster prone areas in Pakistan, focusing on businesses that work with small-scale farmers and businesses that most affected by disaster risks and climate change impacts. Further it will determine the potential entry points that Oxfam and partners can play a role in, and inform decision making by Oxfam in Pakistan and Oxfam in Asia on what could be done to bring about positive impact to vulnerable communities. Determine the main business development services, especially financial-related ones being offered in these disasters prone areas. Undertake an analysis of current practices of major agri-business and financial service providers for agricultural production and services in terms of resilience to disaster and climate risks and provide a to the point review and top linerecommendations for Oxfam#s business case.
SIDA GROW 4Y-AEC Alternative Espaces Citoyens (AEC). AEC is a reference organization in leading advocacy and social mobilization on human rights in Niger. AEC will be the lead of Grow campaign Theme 1, on agriculture financing, pursuing the following objectives targeted for this theme by 2017:
Strategic Objective 1: Promoting participatively and inclusively, in a right-based approach to food, the development,adoption, implementation and monitoring of a national agricultural and pastoral policy in Niger, by 2017, which emphasizes the promotion and protection of family farming;
Strategic Objective 2: Harnessing the allocation by the state, of at least 20 % of national budgets to agriculture with a significant portion for the regions, by 2017.
The expected results by 2017 are:
# a national policy favoring the promotion of agriculture and the protection of family farming based on the food right, has been elaborated, adopted and implemented;
# the roles of women and youth in family farming are recognized and promoted;
# at least 20 % of the national budget is being allocated into agriculture and an important part, at least 80 % is dedicated to investment, ensuring that at least 70 % of resources go into operations supporting families;
# at least 30 % of the investmentand operation of institutions in charge of agriculture and livestock budget is allocated into the regions.
Counterpart 501568 Oxfam GB Indonesia This project is for a second phase of scoping which builds on the year-long phase one that investigated interest in the FAIR[1] partnership concept. A holistic approach will be further elaborated to implement commitments of #no deforestation, no peat andno exploitation#. This second phase under this project aims to develop FAIR and green growth company-community partnerships for at least two ready-to-start demonstration projects in Indonesia.
Farmers Engagement with Politicians This project is anchored on the need of Small Scale Farmers for the next Government after that would be formed after the 2015 general elections to recognize them in setting agenda for growth and development. The goal is to secure endorsements/commitment from the candidates seeking elective pots in the 2015 general elections from the political class on agriculture pre-2015 elections. This commitment will be used for fund raising for future engagement with the political class in our influencing work in Nigeria.
The specificobjectives of the project are

i. The farmers have found a quasi-legal document which to an extent binds the politicians to an action in favour of the farmers.

ii. With such commitments, farmers can hold the political actors accountable at the long run throughout the duration of their four years tenure as specified by the Constitution.

iii. Through series of media advocacy, visits and otherplatforms ad approaches within the next four years of their tenure, there would be constant reminders and reviews of their promiseswhich have translated into concrete commitments and indebtedness.

iv. The endorsed if elected on their own part are expected to respect and honor their commitments to the farmers.
CEFORD WASH Support to SS refugees CEFORD will support Oxfam in implementing WASH response activities in the project area.
Les jeunes ont leur mot à dire The project aims to promote  youth participation in the management of local affairs through revival  of the communal infrastructure(Library jnan lward )by making it a space  of cooperation, dialogue and creativity and for an active and influential citizenship ofyouth in local decision-making.  It aims to mobilize young people and  CSOs  to sign a petition for the opening of the municipal library Jnan Lward  to youth and improve  its services . Finally an action plan  will be developed  with participatory approach for the animation of this space.
Accompagnement/appui aux + défavorisés Le projet vise deux objectifs principaux :

1. Accompagner 400 ménages pauvres des communes Rugombo, Murwi,  Buganda et Mugina à adopter des techniques de production durables qui leur permettent une autosuffisance alimentaire et une augmentation de revenus

2. Renforcer les capacités  des leaders communautaires et des plus défavorisés, en particulier les femmes, les rapatriés et les Batwa, à se mobiliser pour la promotion des droits humains et à résister aux abus et leurs violations, ainsi que le renforcement de leurs capacités économiques et la transformation des conflits sociaux
CO MOZ - Supporting Country EiU Camp. The CRAFT project has been developed through collaboration between Oxfam Novib and partners with a view to achieve accountable, fair and pro-poor tax systems. Within this project the partners (in particular in Nigeria, Mali, Senegal, Ghana, Egypt and Bangladesh) are trained to improve their research and advocacy skills and they meet each other twice a year during strategy meetings. So far theproject has accumulated a vast amount of research and policy documents and has supported public and private policy work. More information about the project can be found on: www.maketaxfair.netCRAFT - Tax Justice
Reinforcement of the actions of emerging The project has two areas of intervention:

1) Identification and give grants to promising new associative actors - acting mainly in remote areas of Tunisia  - to start and make programs and projects with thematic priority of their localities.
2) Orientation and support these new initiatives of civil society in the analysis and concerted strategic direction to support the implementation of their projects, the organizational development and capacity building.
OIN Women & Land Rights Research This study proposes to generate evidence based data on structural inequalities where women farmers are located, and how these conditions have influenced a transformative policy addressing women#s economic agency (i. e. power to take decisions, control ontheir ownlabor, skills and management of assets) and agriculture productivity.
The research finding will be used for policy advocacy, for civil society action for gender transformative reforms to overcome women#s path of dependence and persistence institutional rigiditiesabout gender inequalities and women#s exclusion. Given the dearth of information on women#s ownership and management rights to landincluding the legal provisions of joint and single titling, this study intend to provide a larger scopefor quantitative and qualitative work in the future.
CO-506696 Minh Phu, Vietnam leading shrimp exporters who has been implementing eco-shrimp farming model in Ngoc hien District, Ca Mau Province with 1,271 households in mangrove forest. In the initial stage, Minh Phu successfully supported households to gain Naturland certificate for 871 households under the co-funding project by SNV/Oxfam and IUCN. That success has influenced Ca Mau government to issuethe pilot Pay-form Environmental Services(PES) on aquaculture (Decision 111/QD.UBND, dated 22/1/2016). Camau government has developed a provincial program on sustainable development of mangrove and shrimp for period of 2016-2020 and vision 2030 in which more than80,000 ha mangroves  are proposed in Climate Change scenario, targeting to certified mangrove shrimp forenlarging, sustaining its supply chains.
However, in order to scale up the pilot model in Camau, Minh Phu has faced many challenges regards to limited market access, various market quality certifications, financial investment for annual upgrade of production infrastructure, shared value commitment and capacity of farmers in compliance to quality certification.
In response to those challenges, Minh Phu plans to develop social enterprise model for his mangrove shrimp supply chain in Ca Mau, in which the actors will together work for more shared value,strong linkage and cooperation for sustainable eco-shrimp of Vietnam. The shared value in the supply chain will help protect mangrove forest and enhance resilience, ensure sustainable livelihoods for farmers, sustain and extend export markets.
Centre for Social Initiatives Promotion (CSIP) is a leading Vietnam-based, not-for-profit organization working to promote social and environmental changes by building a social entrepreneurship movement in Vietnam. Ittargets social enterprises, inclusive businesses, civil society organizations and other private/public institutions in Vietnam  to support them with research, training, advice and networking to improve their knowledge and skills on social enterprising. CSIP also works and engages with other stakeholders to improve the enabling environment for social enterprises in general. CSIP is  Oxfam#s partner in the SME Development  Program for more than 2 years.
As agreed under the collaboration for Minhphu SocialEnterprise model, Oxfam, Minh Phu and CSIP will conduct a research and a consultation workshop on the social landscape and potentiality of Social Enterprise /inclusive business for Minh Phu mangrove shrimp supply chain in Ngoc Hien district, Ca Mau province.
Improvement of sexual and reproductive h In DRC, access and utilization of reproductive health services remains limited. The MICS 2010 survey showed that 82% of women aged between 15 and 49 years, married or living in couple, are not using any method of contraception. Moreover, only 15% of women aged between 15 and 49 have in-depth knowledge of prevention of HIV / AIDS. These data indicate that woman is facing a major problem related to (under) information and to birth control, contributing to the high rate of maternal mortality (540 deaths per 100,000 live births) and the spread of HIV / AIDS.
The objective of this project is to contribute to the reduction of maternal mortality through improved sexual and reproductive health in Kirotshe hospital, North Kivu province.
The target groups of this action are: staff of healthand medical district (50 nurses and midwives and 4 doctors), 230 community volunteers and other partners involved in the health zone.
The final beneficiaries are: 84,018 women in age of procreation and who are likely to use methods of birth control; 16,004 women likely to carry a pregnancy and give birth in a year.
The main results of this action are :
Women are better informed to make a choice on their sexual and reproductive health and 6.081 pregnant women agreed to counselling, 3091 among them have accepted voluntary HIV testing . For tested pregnant women, 51 were found HIV positive.
More people have access to modern family planning methods including the female condom. In total, 2,610 new acceptors/women have adopted modern methods of Family Planning.
Health centers and general hospital with the support of the project provide better sexual and reproductive health services. Health structures have received equipments and inputs for family planning, and entire medical staff received training. 220 community volunteers were trained on family planning and the prevention of HIV transmission.
This project actively involves the public sector (Provincial Division of Health) and civil society (Women's organizations in the province). It allowed on one hand to improve access to health services and on the other to encourage greater use of these services through awareness raising campaings.
This project was implemented by CEMUBAC.
Strengthening Public Finance in Nigeria The project Strengthening Public Finance in Nigeria , STREPFIN is primarily engaged at the national level focusing on improving thepublic finance process to make it more participatory, transparent and accountable. The project locations are the national and the Niger Delta states of Rivers, Delta, Edo and Akwa Ibom, the findings from the Niger Delta states will be feed into the work at the national level. Oxfam Novib local partners in those states will be mobilized to be part of the implementation processes. Lagos state will be another focus states for getting stakeholders involved.
The project ultimately aims to achieve an efficient Public Finance Process that improves the lives of Nigerian citizens by reducing poverty and inequality. Specifically, theoutcomes of the projects areto;
1. Establish functional tripartite stakeholders# forum of government, CSO and private sector that will shape public finance process in Nigeria.
2. Increase transparency and participation of citizens in the public finance process in Nigeria through the production of an annual Budget Performance Assessment Report from the consolidation of four quarterly budget monitoring reports from the  Federal and 1 Niger Delta State and strategically disseminated to relevant stakeholders in Government, Private and the Citizens sectors.
3.  Develop a clear medium term road map and action plan for greater impact of applied budget work at the Federal and state level.
4. Establish a donor basket fund as a mechanism for sustainability ofthe initiative and fully funded  by other donors by the 3rd year of the project.
Country Office 506695 Oxfam Novib Cambod Oxfam and GADC have successfully applied the Gender Action Learning System (GALS) model in Cambodia under the local name Gender Road Map (GRM).  GRM has proven to be an effective and practical way to mainstream gender at target group level, especially inhouseholds with main gender problems like domestic violence and in combination with livelihood development. Following the completion and publication of a GRM Guidebook by Oxfam and GADC in 2014, 13 Oxfam partners expressed interest to implement the tool among their target group and to participate in a capacity development programme facilitated by GADC.

The Outcome by November 2015 is that minimum 10 of the 13 participating organizations (80%) will apply the GRM model (as a whole or at least main elements) among their target group,mainstreaming the tool in existing project activities. The model will challenge and change existing gender stereotypes, gender norms and power relations.
Emergency AWD/Cholera Response, Somalia Oxfam conducted a Rapid AWD/Cholera WaSH Assessment in the AWD/Cholera affected region of Togdheer in June 2017. The rapid WaSH assessment focused specifically on the situation in Burao, Togdheer#s regional capital, and surrounding villages. The assessedareas were selected based on the reports shared by the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Water. The latest figures for Togdheer region specifically, show a total number of cases of 10,683 and a total number of deaths due to AWD/Cholera of 223. A State ofEmergency has beendeclared in Burao due to the outbreak. Ongoing school examinations have been stopped in Burao town and all the students in primary and secondary schools and higher institutions were sent home in order to curtail the spread of the disease. The council has also issued a new directive that those coming to or leaving from the city should undergo health checks.  Oxfam will implement a 6-month emergency AWD/Cholera intervention in Toghdeer region of Somaliland. The main project objective istoprovide an integrated water, sanitation and hygiene response to reduce infection rates of the current AWD outbreak in Toghdeer region of Somaliland, and reduce the likelihood of new outbreaks occurring during the upcoming rainy season in October 2017.
This will be realized through a grant secured from SIDA's " Rapid response Mechanism (RRM)"  and through partnership with one of the local NGO--Candle Light for Health and Education, who has been Oxfam's partner since 1995. The intervention will be for sixmonths (July to December) and is targeting around 5000 hh, which translated to about 30,000 individuals.
CO-Jersey emergency responses in Diffa, A desperate and largely unknown humanitarian crisis is growing in Niger and parts of West Africa (see Appendix I, map), as a resultof government conflict with militant group Boko Haram and the operations to counter them. Since the outbreak of conflict over 20,000 people have been killed and an estimated 2000 women and girls have been abducted.  Violence and displacement are taking a toll on people#s livelihoods, as insecurity prevents farming, fishing and trading across borders.
In the Diffa region in Niger, which borders the Boko Haram stronghold of Borno state in Nigeria, an estimated 281,000 people have been forcibly displaced from their communities.  Elsewhere in Niger there has also been massive flooding, and in some regions currently in lean season # the time when people are at the end of their food until the next harvest comes # there is desperate hunger.  Unable to grow or buy food, many women are resorting to negative coping strategies such as transactional sex in exchange for food and money. Amidst this complex crisis, there have been alarming levels of sexual violence, human rights abuses and forced recruitment of child soldiers.
Oxfam is primarily active in 3 areas: Diffa, Bosso and Mainé Soroa, providing Water, Sanitation and Hygeine (WASH), Emergency Food Security to Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL), Non-Food Items (NFI) and Protection.  The response is currently at the emergency stage, and will be followed by transition and recovery stages. Despite the crisis being underfunded, it is crucial that Oxfam quickly scales up its response before thesituation deteriorates further.
IMAM in Urban Kismayu, HIMILO Foundation IMIMAM in Urban Kismayu: The project contributes to the mitigation of the effects of acute malnutrition by employing the design andthe guidelines of   Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (IMAM) amongst under fives and pregnant and lactating women in Kismayu, Lower Juba region in southern Somalia

The Project will directly  contribute to the mitigation of the effects of acute malnutrition among children under-five and pregnant and lactating women in Lower Juba region thereby reducing morbidities and mortalities related poor nutrition and provision of basic primary health care (Immunization and treatment of common childhood illness in the Maternal child care centers across all the project areas  through an integrated nutrition ,primary health care and emergency  Water ,Sanitation and Hygiene promotion programme. The project will operate IMAM programme sites conducting screening, admission and treatment of severely malnourished children as well provision of micro-nutrient supplementation for the pregnant and lactating women. Other activities include deworming, training and distribution of IEC materials ,monitoring of IYCF activities, promotion and support for optimal maternal and nutrition care and IYCF through training.