Provision of WASH services 2 SS refug Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) is a non-profit and an indigenous NGO
registered as a Limited Liability (by Guarantee) under Registrar of Companies - in year 2000; and also
registered since November 2000 with Uganda Non-Governmental Organizations Board as S.5914/3432
according to the NGOs Statute of 1989. CEFORD currently operates in parts of 8 districts including
Adjumani, Arua, Moyo, Nebbi, Yumbe, Koboko, Maracha and Zombo in West Nile.
CEFORD has gained experience in implementing humanitarian programmes targeting the refugee
situation in West Nile since January 2014. CEFORD in partnership with Oxfam has implemented
programmes under WASH and Gender <(>&<)> protection as well as Emergency food security and livelihoods
which makes it competent and experienced in that field. CEFORD's approaches shaped from innovations
learnt e.g. mainstreaming Gender Action and Learning Systems methodology,Sexual and reproductive
health and rights, HIV and AIDS issues, gender issues in her programmes and capacity building through
trainings and skills acquisition empowers the community to improve their own conditions sustainably.
They have institutional structures of governance that are acceptable under Oxfam standards and have,
over the past years, proved very capable of delivering quality service once given technical support. The
partners have demonstrated capacity in delivering protection, food security, public health andWASH
activities for both host communities and refugees.

CEFORD will support Oxfam <(>&<)> Care in community level mobilisation, information dissemination and
day-to-day interaction with local government departments in both districts. CEFORD will be included in all
lifesaving intervention activities implemented such as assessments, WASH<(>&<)>GBV IEC and BCC
campaigns, construction and distribution of WASH<(>&<)>GBV equipment, GBV case management, etc.
CEFORD will be responsible for mobilising both refugee and host communities as well as their leaderships
in programmatic interventions, beneficiary selection and supporting various community structures.

CEFORD will be a sub grantee to Oxfam Novib in Uganda in this action, as per our standard sub
agreement policy and will therefore be accountable to Oxfam for the use of all funds, assets and resources
entrusted to them. CEFORD will be submitting monthly financial reports as well as monthly progress
reports to Oxfam, Would any concern around eligibility or integrity of expenses arise, this may prompt an
audit either by Oxfam or any other auditor from our regional or global team. In addition to monthly progress
reports, quarterly narrative reports are due and a final narrative and financial reports are also due within 10
days following the end of sub grant agreement (which ends one month before the end of the action). In
terms of cash, an advance equivalent to two or three months worth of operations (based on the work-plan
and cash projection and dependent on recommendation from due diligence assessment) will be transferred
upon signing of the sub grant agreement. Additional funds will be sent when CEFORD will have spent 75%
of the previousadvance and these funds have been duly justified. As mentioned above, Oxfam will retain
the procurement of all items under CEFORD'sresponsibility.