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Gender Equality through Edutainment Edutainment, or Education-Entertainment (EE) is an approach found very effective in mobilizing mass media with good quality communication products in the Gender and Gender Based Violence campaign. It has been being used effectively in many countries in the world.
In Vietnam the overall objective of this project is to promote gender equality and preventing gender-based violence through the useof Entertainment-Education (EE) communication strategy.
The project has two specific objectives:
	Social impact on gender and gender-based violence (GBV) and Domestic Violence (DV) is improved considerably with the use of E-E as the penetrating method to communicate about gender and gender-based violence to the wider public.

	Offices and organizations working on communication for social change in Vietnam and some countries in the region as Lao PDR, Cambodia, Thailand, Philippine, can understand the strength of the E-E strategy in changing social issues and have the ability in applying E-E into their organizations work.

The projects objectives will be achieved through series of activities focusing on:
	Establishment of the quality EE centre with sufficient resources (staff and equipment).
	Capacity building for staff of EE centre and those who involved in EE communication campaign from relevant organizations/partners.ap
	Production of gender and GBV/DV E-E products with high quality
	Deployment of a social movement on gender and GBV/DV using EE approach.


The projects objectives will be achieved through series of activities focusing on:
	Establishment of the quality EE centre with sufficient resources (staff and equipment).
	Capacity building for staff of EE centre and those who involved in EE communication campaign from relevant organizations/partners.ap
	Production of gender and GBV/DV E-E products with high quality
	Deployment of a social movement on gender and GBV/DV using EE approach.
TFSN -  Women Political Empowerment Empowerment, political participation of women and female leadership in the context of Conflict  Transformation project, falls under The Future Starts Now initiative funded by Oxfam Novib. This Project will be implemented in partnership with Elman Peace and HumanRights Centre (EPHRC) and Somali Women Studies Centre (SWSC) in Mogadishu. The projects aim to empower both women and young women leaders in south central Somalia as forward planning for the 2016 Elections. It will work with 'wise women' leaders who will engage with the traditional structures to advocate for women participation and representation.

Somali Women Studies Centre (SWSC) is a research centre established in July 2011 and it is based in Mogadishu, Somalia. SWSC was established to address the continued absence ofresearch on issues affecting Somali women in national publications and the associated marginalization they experience as a result. SWSC#s vision is to be a catalyst for positive change in the lives of Somali women through enhancing their capacity to undertake research and providing them a forum to tell their stories, articulate their specific needs, and exert their agency by calling for solutions that will effectively address the marginalization they experience in Somalia. The Centre#s mission is to increase the scope of research encompassing Somali women of all demographics, who are involved in grassroots activities and in the political arena, by facilitating the production and publication of research material that examines fundamental issues and challenges relevant to these groups of Somali women. Since its establishment, SWSC has been providing a safe space for Somali women to dialogue and discuss about issues affecting them. The Centre mobilized number of women#s organizations to campaign for the minimum 30% women#s quota during the end of the political transition process and engaged with various stakeholders # both national and international to support the implementation of women#s quota in the emerging state institutions in post-transitional era. The centre looks deeply into women#s lives, struggles, challenges and barriers they face inside and outside Somalia.
Save the forests by Green growth & FAIR Save the forests by Green growth <(>&<)> FAIR Palm oil
Objectives du project: Créez des chaînes de valeur « exploitation-free and déforestation-free » pour améliorer l#économie des petits producteurs/ communautés, la protection des droits fonciers.
# Créer des mécanismes pour arrêter la déforestation
# Protection des droits fonciers
# Renforcer la production durable
# La transformation des sous produits de l#huile de palme
# L#injection des nouveaux produits (savons, huile palmiste et tourteaux) susceptible de booster uneéconomie locale

Objectif specifique: Company-community partnerships dans le huile de palme ont comme objectives de travailler #FAIR and green growth#, et ont co-créer un plan de travail.

Objectives stratégiques :
# Le modèle de partenariat de croissance FAIR etvert est affiné et renforcé
# Un longlist est identifié avec les fabricants de biens de consommation, les transformateurs et les commerçants, les producteurs, les OSC, les ONG environnementales et les banques/ investisseurs avec un intérêt sérieux pour FAIR et des projets de démonstration de la croissance verte.
# Meilleure compréhension des intérêts concurrentiels  de secteur privé et de leur valeur ajoutée stratégique pour la construction et la mise à l'échelle et les partenariats FAIR de la croissance verte.
#  Les structures de gouvernance pour FAIR et les projets de croissance verte sont établies et acceptées par les principaux acteurs
North West CSOs Capacity Building The Goal and Objectives of this project is the organizational capacity building initiative for farmers associations in the North West to support in the implementation of afforestation and reforestation interventions in Katsina State as well as other projects  that Oxfam will be implementing in the Northern part of Nigeria.
Peace Beyond Border Pole Institute phase Les recherches menées sur les causes et conséquences des conflits dans la zone de travail ont confirmé les hypothèses selon lesquelles les principaux facteurs moteurs-clés de linstabilité et de non paix sont la mauvaise Gouvernance, le contexte régional d'insécurité, le délabrement des infrastructures  économiques, la mauvaise gestion des ressources et la manipulation des identités.
L'insécurité et la précarité risquent dêtre exacerbés en cette période des processus électoraux où des nouveaux conflits pourraient sajouter à ceux qui sont endémiques dans certaines zones, notamment à lest de la RDC.
Les différentes recherches ont également démontré que les jeunes et les femmes en sont les principales victimes. Amener les femmes à sassumer et se prendre en charge et les jeunes à canaliser leurs énergies vers des activités de révoltes constructrices en renforçant les capacités des jeunes organisés en groupes de pression pour demander plus de comptes aux dirigeants, qui sont lun des points dachoppement du travail que Pole Institute compteréaliser pour la phase 3 du programme de « paix au-delà des frontières ».
CCMS-COSACA  Drought Response Fase II CCM Sofala - Christian Council of Mozambique is an ecumenical organization and humanitarian, founded by Protestant Churches and theEvangelical Missionary Association in 1948, with the purpose of developing the ecumenical movement within Protestantism asa result of a more effective coordination of the work of different churches and the need to give voice to those who had no voice in the colonial period, during which the Protestant churches were marginalized, giving it greater privilege to Catholics, it did CCMarise. At country level, the CCM brings together 24 churches and two Associations. This organization has the main office in Maputo and a representation in each of the ten provinces of Mozambique. The CCM has a long history of activism for peace andharmony among Mozambicans, particularly during and after the comprehensive peace agreement, signed in 1994, helping the most disadvantaged, and gives voice to those who govern pay attention to your needs. Advocacy and lobbying for social justice, etc.
TheChristian Council of Mozambique - Sofala, is one of ten provincial delegations and works in Sofala Province since 1988, bringing 16 churches and a Bible Society.
CCM - Sofala, has its own assets and extensive experience in the implementation of various projects and programs, from emergency relief efforts in the valleys of the Zambezi, Save, Buzi and Púngue in 2000 and 2001. Community development, nonprofit level of Sofala Province purposes.
The main objective of the project is to contribute to the responsein humanitarian assistance and protection of the population affected by disasters in Mozambique, strengthening the technical capabilities of CCM staff in humanitarian action and community resilience through the actions to reduce risks from disasters.
CCM Inhambane Drought Response 2015 The Christian Council of Mozambique (CCM) is an ecumenical and humanitarian organization, founded by Protestant Churches and the Evangelical Missionary Association in 1948. With 24 churches and two Associations, the CCM brings a long history of peace andsocial justice activism, helping and giving a voice to the most disadvantaged. Working in Furhnaloru district, in Wash, they are involved in developing water wells, hygiene promotion and rain-water harvesting. In food and livelihoods, they undertake the promotion of conservation agriculture through demonstration farms, development of vegetable and moringa nurseries, distribution of donkeys for animal traction goat and chicken production, veterinary services and post-harvest food preservation.
PARC EC E-Jerusalem Cons. 2012-2015 Oxfam Novib in Occupied Palestinian Territory together with five Palestinians Organizations (Palestinian Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS), Women#s Centre for Legal Aid and Counselling (WCLAC), Juzoor for Health and Social Development and the Palestinian Counselling Centre (PCC)/ The Jerusalem Coalition, began implementing a three year consortium 3.5 million Euro project entitled #Protect the Rights and Improve Resilience of Vulnerable Communities in East Jerusalem# in June 2012. The European Union Delegation in Jerusalem is funding the project with a 3.1 Million Euros and the remaining amount is co-financed by Oxfam Novib.

The project#s overall objective is to contribute to protecting the rights and improving the resilience ofvulnerable Palestinian communities in East Jerusalem. The objective aims at actively engaging vulnerable communities in East Jerusalem five neighbourhoods to uphold their socio-economic and political rights particularly in Silwan, Sur Bahir, Old City, Wadi Al-Jozand Esawiyyeh. These neighbourhoods are particularly vulnerable to political conflict including settlement activity and violence, and displacement. The specific objective of the action is to #revive Palestinian civilsociety organization#s presence in East Jerusalem and mobilize communities to actively participate in improving their access to and protection of their social, political and economic rights.#

The project targets schools  university students, parents, teachers, schools, youth, women vulnerable to poverty and International Humanitarian Law violations, community leaders, legal, social and health professionals, international policy makers, international civil society and media.
A-3363-02 In the long term, this new proposal (2103-2015) of IID, with the key participation of the Womens Initiative Network for Peace (WIN-PEACE) and other CSOs, seeks to move Myanmar closer to democracy by enhancing their capacities for peace building and promoting dialogues as important mechanisms for sustainable peace and democratic transformation.   In the short term, IIDs program will guide the Myanamar CSOs in preparation for their engagement in the ASEAN Summit that the Government of Myanmar will be hosting in 2014.  The program of IID will also contribute to the participation of Myanmar CSOs to put the sustainable peace agenda in the platforms of the ethnic political parties in the 2014 elections.

IID has 3 main outcomes for the program until 2015.  The outcomes presented below have specific indicators to be achieved per year.

Outcome 1. By December 2015 the capacity of civil society in Myanmar will havebeen enhanced to mobilise their constituencies to mobilize for peace building and conflict prevention initiatives in conflict  affected communities.

Outcome 2:  By December 2015, IID will have facilitated the development and launching of WIN Peace - a network of CSOs of all-ethnic women working on peace building and advocacy o promote reforms for sustainable peace and genuine democracy.

Outcome 3: By December 2015, partnerships between CSO in Myanmar and IIDs regional partners engaged ASEAN mechanisms pushing for sustainable and meaningful peace and democracy in Myanmar.
Counterpart 502583 South Sudan Law Socie The proposed project aims to contribute to the prevention of sexual violence by empowering survivors  groups and amplifying  their voices  through awareness raising, capacity building, and various activities designed to improve the accountability of relevant national institutions.  At the end of the project period, this project will increase awareness both at the grassroots and national levelon sexual violence; to support the survivors of sexual violence to advocate for the  promotion  of reforms withinthe justice systemand finally to set grounds for policy and legislative reforms. The project is expected to be implemented from April 2015 until end of March 2016. Oxfam is requesting a contribution from FCO reaching £190,000 in order to implement this project.

The project consists of two main activities: (1) the production of a documentary film on sexual violence and the conduct of viewings in South Sudan; and (2) the establishment of survivor support groups enabling them to participate in discussions and make recommendations on justice sector reforms on the issue of sexual violence. Through these activities, the project seeks to increase awareness about sexual violence, its nature including the violation of human rights, its impact on survivors andcommunities, available avenues for redress, and ways to better protect people against sexual violence in the future. This will ultimately contribute to reduced incidences of sexualviolence. Additionally, survivors of sexual violence will also be supported to advocate for the promotion of reforms within the justice system such that it is better equipped to protect, women, men and children from rape, sexual assault, harassment and trafficking. Finally, the project will set grounds for policy and legislative reforms in the long-run, enhancing accountability by relevant national institutions.
URDMC Empowering Local & National HUM Uganda Refugee and Disaster Management Council: Project Title: Emergency Food security and Livelihood for Youth in Bidibidi Camp-Yumbe District.


 The project is in line with the recent assessments conducted by Agencies in Humanitarian response compiled and shared by UNHCR and OPM. Some of the findings indicated gaps like both host community and refugee youth high unemployment rates, gender and protection concerns.

The two month project will be implemented in BidiBidi refugee settlement in Yumbe targeting at least 2 zones within the Camp. This will be decided and discussed with Oxfam, UNCHR and OPM which of the zones could be piloted.
Activities that support refugee relocation and protection in Koboko and Arua to Yumbe would also be implemented.


The aim of the project is to promote the refugees# self-reliance through short and long-term professional income- and food-securing opportunities. This project will protect and promote the dignity of refugees, promote a common set of key values, including non-violent communication, tolerance and human rights. Finally, it will diminish the crime rate in Yumbe refugee settlement. The involvement of the refugee and the host communities at all levels will strengthen their confidence and will enhance the life quality of those involved as well as promotes peaceful coexistence
For the identification, referral and support for GBV and human rights abuse-the Working with community-based mechanisms (gender and social protection committees as well as peer counsellors and local leaders), identify and refer victims of GBV andhuman rights abuse who need further support (medical and legal support to the appropriate services, and follow up as necessary.
 Throughout the group formation process, URDMC will ensure tocreate a gender and age balance. In line with the do-no-harm principles, both refugee and host communities will be targeted to strengthen peaceful coexistence. We also see the need to bring refugees of different tribes together to promote exchange and knowledge-sharing among the refugee community, use of local resources and resource persons would also be key to enhance local and cheap available skills.
Throughout the project Implementation the goals to be realised are:
1) A secured livelihood for the youth, which has been experiencing a life without any perspective throughout the last month(s).
2)  It would also address the increasing crime rate reported in the refugee settlement of Yumbe and its surrounding areas. Consequently, a safer and more sustainable environment will be created, which will # without doubt # mean a better quality of life for refugees of all ages and an enhanced relationship with the host community.
3)  Peaceful coexistence status of refugee and host community would mean a good environment to foster economic activities of refugees/host community members that would translate into improved livelihoods as well as economic activities that will contribute to the growth of the Country#s GDP in the long run.
Counterpart 506692 NAMUALI This project will contribute for elimination of early marriages and increase  access and retention  of girls to formal education. NAMUALI will promote sensitization activities on Sexual Rights and Reproductive Health for girls and boys as well as their rights to have education.  Thus it is expected that the cases of school drop outs will reduce. Girls with Education  will increase prospects of getting  remunerated work, access to credit and embarking in entrepreneurship activities, understand and demand their reproductiverights and be free of Violence Against Women. Thus the project will contribute for women empowerment and enjoyment of sexual and reproductive rights.
Increasing Access to adolescent SRHR The Vientiane Youth Centre for Health and Development, which is the only facility providing reproductive health services specifically to young Lao people, has gained a reputation for confidentiality, youth friendly clinical services and a quality adolescent reproductive health training program. It is gearing up to serve as the national flagship for youth friendly services, scaling up its bestpractices and expanding geographic coverage of interventions. It also aims to become a centre piece of organizational development for the Referral and Counselling Network (RCN), linking the various members together for youth friendly services.

VYCHD will contribute to the generation of strategic information on young people#s reproductive health needs and adolescent sexual reproductive healthissues for evidence based advocacy, guide development of new programmes, and fine-tune existing interventions. Hotline and service delivery data will be analyzed to assess the changing needs, concerns, issues faced by youngpeople and better understand their sexual reproductive health status. For people living with HIV/AIDS, referrals services can help them access available treatment, care andsupport nearby. In addition VYCHD will work with parents to help foster parents-children interaction on life skills. VYCHD sees theneed for improving the parents knowledge and understanding of reproductive health so that they are able to better relate with theirchildren. This new activity will require development of materials and conduct trainings.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri After Care 3% Programme 2015-16 FY Budget Nigeria CO
Mundukide, 2013-2014 Value chain Mundukide Foundatation (MF) is working with local communities of northern Niassa Province on agriculture production (sesame, vegetables, rice, fruits) for more that 10 years. On the crop season 2013-2014, ONL intend to fund part of their program in Marrupa district.
For this period, ONL will allocate 75.000,00 EUR to increase productivity of sesame, vegetables and also development of small credits and loans for small farmers.
PARD ERF-OCHA emergency WASH intervention addressing water scarcity in 3 South gatherings: Jim Jeem, sikkeh and Kfar Badda and construction work in Ein El Hilwe camp in cooperation with UNRWA. target beneficiaries: min. 84,644
Strategic Plan 2013 - 2015 Bimkom means alternative or in place of in Hebrew. Bimkom is an Israeli non-profit organisation formed in 1999 by a group of planners and architects. Bimkom's mission is to strengthen democracy and human rights in the field of spatial planning and land issues in Israel and the OPT. Drawing on values such as social justice, good governance, equality and community participation, it seeks to affect system-wide change by encouraging the development of new planning policies and practices that are just andrespecting of human rights, and that are accessible and responsive to the needs of local communities. Its main target groups are the Palestinian population in the OPT, and Arab and Bedouin minorities in Israel.
In East Jerusalem Bimkom works on the new outline plan for Jerusalem: Palestinian neighborhoods will be informed and aware of the implications of the plan for their individual neighborhoods and objections will be submitted by residents of the Palestinian neighbourhoods. Modifications will allow for more expansion areas for Palestinian neighbourhoods of East Jerusalem, and establish realistic levels of building density within existing residential areas. It will also focus on access to water, reducing home demolitions and will use its database containing detailed, up-to-date planning information about the situation of individual Palestinian neighborhoods for advocacy and informed actions by Palestinian residents. Objections submitted by Bimkom and the concerned communities to Jerusalem municipality willresult in modification of inadequate or deficient plans.

In the West Bank, Bimkom will work mostly in areas C to reach a decrease in the number of home demolition orders and their enforcement, and an increase in the number of Palestinian villages in area C that will be able to obtain building permits for housing and infrastructure to develop their villages. It will also work on the completion of a regional plan for a cluster of Palestinian villages in area B completely surrounded by open land in area C, in order to establish and advocate a planning precedent that would enablethese villages to use land in area C for joint utilities, infrastructure and industrial development. It's work also deals with settlement expansions.
Cambodia Floods emergency Kompong Thom Recovery activities are conducted in the communities affected by floods in 3 communes in Kampong Svay District and 1 Sangkat in Stung Sen Town of  Kampong Thom Province. The project provides a multi-faceted intervention comprising of hygiene promotion atcommune and village level, rehabilitation and improvement of water sources damaged by the floods, including reconstruction of the wells to protect them from future floods and basic livelihood recovery through promotion of vegetable planting for families whose rice fields were damaged by the floods.