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Strengthening Harmonized Action for DRR, Preparedness & Early Recovery- SHARPER The project aims to achieve the following overall outcomes: 1. Strengthen, replicate and sustain capacities and leadership of target communities to take action/co -lead on their preparedness, response and recovery programs, especially in responding to small scale disasters with local authority 2. Strengthen and protect the livelihoods of the most vulnerable socio -economic groups through increased access to markets, safe water, pre -disaster finance and ecosystem -based asset protection programs to respond and recover from recurrent disasters caused by natural hazards. 3. Oxfam and local actors to advance local and regional learning and good practices for improving disaster risk reduction approaches across the humanitarian sector.
Women's Empowerment for Leadership in Development and Peace in the Bangsamoro-2 Building on the gains from WELD Peace Phase 1 in terms of enhancing women's capacities in articulating and aggregating their political demands and engaging decision -makers at the local and regional levels, the proposed project will influence two (2) processes in the transition period that previous experiences in many countries have validated to be critical in terms of advancing women's political participation in the post -conflict situation.  First, the on -going process of laying -down BARMM's basic legal framework for regional governance (e.g., laws on transparent and accountable governance, civil society participation, political party and elections, gender and development) presents a strategic opportunity for addressing formal barriers to women's participation in the political arena. The project will push for policy provisions that support an enabling environment for women's political leadership such as establishment of social accountability mechanisms to allow WROs and other women -led groups to participate in governance, provisions for democratic and transparent processes, provisions for gender balance within political parties, and institutionalisation of gender -sensitive civic education and gender -responsive development programming. Second, the next major milestone in the peace process – the upcoming 2022 elections – brings to the fore the process of political party development in the BARMM, and the opportunity to facilitate women's political participation that will require focus on preparing women to effectively influence the said process.  The project will support the establishment of a strong cross -party women's political movement that will engage various nascent political groups in the BARMM towards: 1) Promoting internal policies and practices that are more supportive of women's leadership roles; 2) Prioritizing women's issues and concerns in their respective electoral platforms; and, 3) Providing support and resources towards ensuring election of women candi
Electronic Prepaid Solution Scaling-up Aid Disbursement and Financial Inclusion In partnership with Visa, private sectors and government, Oxfam will continue to intensify use of digital payment for emergency and development cash transfer programs through electronic prepaid system.  Banking on the successful simulation results of EPS in urban and rural areas affected by disasters (i.e. typhoon Glenda and Ruby), a scale -up program will be implemented to: 1) enhance EPS disbursement developed infrastructures to efficiently deliver additional scale, increase platform capabilities and strengthen infrastructure functionalities; and 2) promote financial inclusion of disaster affected population.
GRAISEA 2- Philippines The Philippine country team will contribute to Result Area 3: National and Regional policy frameworks drive inclusive business practise that drive inclusivity, Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) and climate resilience. To this end, and taking off from work done in Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness in South East Asia (GRAISEA 1), the Philippines and its partner, Initiatives for Dialogue and Empowerment through Alternative Legal Services (IDEALS), will continue lobby work, lobbying then pushing the Philippine government in initiating to move efforts towards drafting a National Action Plan (NAP) process. It also seeks to consolidate the business and human rights movement in the Philippines towards crafting a shadow NAP that can be presented and used to gain support in lobby efforts with the private sector and local governments. IDEALS will also link its work with Oxfam Japan in bringing the banana campaign to Japanese public to pressure Japanese companies to pursue fairer business practices in the Philippines. Finally, the country team also plans to engage Multi Stakeholders' Initiatives (MSI) in influencing work in advocating for the shadow NAP.
COVID-19 Pandemic Emergency Response The response aims to contribute to efforts in saving lives and reducing suffering of poor, vulnerable and marginalized households by (1) increasing their access to food and basic needs and services; (2) by preventing and reducing infection risks of the COVID -19 disease outbreak; (3) by protecting them from the negative impacts of the government's measures to control and respond to the outbreak.
Support to the Implementation of AA Pilot Against Typhoon in Eastern Samar The project aims to increase capacity of local communities and stakeholders to anticipate, respond, and recover from the impacts of disaster in Eastern Samar municipalities in the Eastern Seaboard.  This will be achieved through the roll out of disaster preparedness activities in the four (4) covered municipalities that are necessary to support local governments and communities to prepare before a disaster strikes. Preparedness actions will include: (1) coordination with local governments, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), community partners, Financial Service Providers and micro insurance agencies for the implementation of Anticipatory Action (AA) activities; (2) barangay -level beneficiary validation, digital registration and capacity building of farmers and fishers for inclusion to the anticipatory assistance under United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (UNCERF) AA; (3) finalize the database of beneficiaries for UNCERF AA cash, in -kind and other assistance and initiate community -based orientation with local authorities and other stakeholders; (4) install feedback mechanism; and (5) support the increase in awareness of local government partners, the communities, Fragile States Programmes (FSPs) and other community organizations on the early warning triggers and protocols under UNCERF AA.
Bohol Earthquake Emergency Response The project generally aims to support the local government's response on WASH in 3 of the most earthquake -affected muncipalities in Bohol Province as well as to provide leadership in the coordination of WASH activities so as to ensure that minimum WASH standards are consistently met including sufficient focus on gender -related issues.
Overcoming Barriers (OB) - Women Economic Empowerment Program - Philippines 1. Partnerships with Women's Organizations engaged in micro -enterprise in urban areas (i.e Small and Micro Enterprises (SME) and Women Economic Organizations)  2. Lead care assessment through rapid care analysis RCA to understand the context -based barrier to Women Economic Empowerment (WEE) and for women to propose durable solutions.   3. Work with partners in conduct WEE Forums/Women's Congress to share approaches, strategies, challenges in building resilient livelihoods including innovation highlights (financial inclusion) 4. Knowledge product development, documentation and promotion for best practices/initiatives of gender equality and WEE together with partners 5. Developing WEE Theory of Change and programme
Women's Empowerment for Leadership in Development and Peace in the Bangsamoro Outcome: Women representing diverse groups influencing the peace and development processes  Rationale: This outcome recognises the significant role women have played in peace processes in many different countries and contexts. These women and their groups will be supported to bolster the credibility of the peace process making sure that the process is inclusive and representative of the common aspirations of the Bangsamoro people, including women, Indigenous People's (IPs) and non -Moros, These women will contribute to the wider support of the general public for the peace process from the local to national levels as well as contribute to the passage of the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) through congress.    Intermediate outcome 1.1: Women leaders demonstrated leadership in shaping the BBL, the transitional Bangsamoro authority, and associated policies and plans.  This recognises the importance of ensuring that there is sufficient gender analysis in the crafting of the BBL, and the policies and plans that impinge on the political transition to the new Bangsamoro authority so that the actions that will be taken will be responsive to the different realities affecting women, children, and indigenous peoples.  Key activities include: -  1.1.1. Continued support for women leaders. This includes those women supported under Building Autonomous and Stable Institutions and Communities through Socially Cohesive, Transparent, Accountable and Responsive Transition (BASIC START) as well as new women leaders that emerge from within the target barangays/municipalities. Support includes training and awareness raising on the peace process, conflict resolution, participatory governance, social accountability and management of community organisations. Women leaders will be supported to network and provide peer support and where relevant engage with the implementation of the National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security (NAPWPS). Particular attention will be paid to updating analysis of t
Humanitarian Preparedness and Risk Reduction Initiatives in the Philippines Poor people affected by disasters receive effective emergency relief services which are gender -sensitive and meet their life -saving needs; process leads to capacity -building of local governments and partners on humanitarian response.    Poor people in high -risk communities and local authorities in Mindanao have increased capacity to formulate and implement sustainable solutions that increase their resiliency to natural disasters and conflict with women taking leadership roles.
Eastern Samar Livelihoods Resilience Project The project aims to restore and strengthen livelihoods of the most vulnerable women and men, increasing their access to markets and building resilience to shocks and climate change in eight municipalities that comprising to 102 barangays. This will be achieved through four integrated pillars: agriculture, marine -based livelihoods, enterprise development and disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation
Increasing Humanitarian Capacity in the Philippines This is a 3 -yr program that aims to build the capacity of existing humanitarian and development partners (particularly those in Mindanao) in humanitarian response, including internal Oxfam capacity particularly on logistics. The program will also include supporting the partners on ther advocacy work on protection of women IDPs, and developing partnerships with urban poor communities in Metro Manila at high risk for earthquake.
B READY - Building Resilient, Adaptive and Disaster Ready Communities Resilience and preparedness are the first lines of defense for vulnerable communities in disaster -prone areas. To enhance community resilience, this project is combining two innovations; one, digital weather forecasting and risk modeling technologies early warning systems, and two, financial technologies that enable pre -disaster cash transfer program. Based on smart data early warning system (first innovation), local humanitarian actors can immediately and safely deliver cash prior to a disaster (second innovation) to vulnerable households who are in the path of a disaster. Vulnerable households will receive financial resources and know -how before a disaster strikes, allowing them to effectively protect and prepare themselves and minimize the impact of natural disasters. To build resilience, the project aims to :  Outcome 1. Vulnerable households are better prepared for sudden disasters by early access to information and financial resources in combination with improved knowledge on disaster preparedness Outcome 2. New technological data on climate forecasting is integrated in local preparedness plans and triggers used by local humanitarian actors pre -disaster Cash Transfer Program.
Scaling Up Resilience in Governance (SURGE) This project aims at influencing Disaster Risk Reduction policy and practice of Disaster Risk Management institutions towards increasing resilience of high risk communities  - particularly women, children, persons with disabilities and isolated communities  - in the light of increasing disaster risks/climate change impacts in the region. It shall advocate for the use and embedment of Inclusive Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction (ICBDRR) models; national level advocacy and lobbying work to review policy gaps and enhance implementation of relevant laws informed by lessons from the Haiyan Experience, and push for endorsements or official adoption of ICBDRR in DRM structures; it shall support policy researches and discussions using an ICBDRR lens informs and relevant policy advocacy; and, it shall conduct sub -national replication of ICBDRR models through peer -to -peer (P2P) engagements to be done in 8 provinces and 4 regions.
Capacity-Building Support to the WASH Cluster Philippines Conduct relevant WASH in emergencies trainings for the leadership of the Department of Health and cluster partners at the National Capital Region.
Comprehensive and Integrated Response to the Forgotten Crisis in Mindanao The Action will provide life saving assistance to internally displaced people (IDP) living in evacuation centres as well as in host homes in Marawi, Lanao del Sur, Maguindanao, Northern Mindanao and Caraga Region of Mindanao in the Philippines. The project covers food, shelter, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and protection sectors in a comprehensive and integrated way to provide urgent and immediate assistance to the displaced people. Oxfam will lead WASH and protection component.
Building Resilient and Adaptive Communities and Institutions in Mindanao This project will operate in 17 municipalities located in 7 of the poorest provinces in Mindanao, which include Agusan del Sur, Agusan del Norte and Surigao del Sur in the Caraga Region, and Lanao del Sur and Maguindanao in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), North Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat, in Central Mindanao.  A total of 7,870 households from upland, lowland and coastal poor communities will directly benefit from project activities. It will indirectly benefit 56,350 households in 17 municipalities as a result of improved capacity to plan and implement climate -sensitive local government policies and programs.
Lifesaving humanitarian assistance to people affected by Super Typhoon Doksuri Reducing humanitarian needs, alleviate suffering, and increase dignity of the most at risk women, children, and men affected by Super Typhoon (STY) Doksuri in Cagayan Province. An integrated package of assistance consisting of cash and services to support access to food and basic needs, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and gender and protection services will be delivered to 31,391 people.
Typhoon Haiyan Response - Gender Programme This Project aims to ensure that the rights and needs of the affected women, men, boys and girls in Eastern Samar, Leyte and Nothern Cebu will be at the centre of the Oxfam Humanitarian response.
Typhoon Tembin (Vinta) Emergency Response In response to the critical needs identified during Typhoon Vinta assessment, Oxfam and Humanitarian Response Consortium (HRC) will provide clean water, hygiene and water kits, and water testing and hygiene promotion to prevent water -borne diseases.  Alongside the Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) response, non -food items including sleeping mats, kitchen utensils, and shelter kits  will be provided to help ease some of the daily challenges faced by Internally Displaced Persons   (IDPs) inside and outside the evacuation centers.   With open markets, cash grants will also be provided to address the food and nutritional needs of pregnant, lactating mothers, older persons and small children, especially those who have lost their homes and are staying in evacuation centers and with poor host families.  The response will be implemented in the two (2) hardest -hit municipalities of LDS  - the municipalities of Bacolod Kalawi and Madalum.
Super Typhoon Noru, Emergency Response The assistance will allow families to meet basic food needs by providing multi -purpose cash transfers, provision of clean and safe water and community -based psychosocial support for typhoon survivors.
Eastern Samar WASH The project aims to achieve lasting Zero Open Defecation (ZOD) in 79 Barangays in 5 Municipalities in Eastern Samar, through demand creation and behaviour change activities relating to sanitation and hygiene;  infrastructure support for WaSH in Schools; construction of community water systems; establishment of low cost sanitation markets through micro -finance institution (MFI) partners and subsidies; and provision of incentives to local authorities to support and promote ZOD achievement. Community -driven governance is key to ensuring the project meets the needs of women and men in the target areas, and Oxfam will support the formation of barangay water and sanitation associations (BAWASA) in each community. These committees will include local officials, health professionals, and citizens; Oxfam will promote the engagement of women in these BAWASA to advocate for their specific water and sanitation needs.
Typhoon Haiyan Response - Northern Cebu Project site The project activities will include distribution of household water collection and storage containers included in the hygiene kits, promotion and distribution of aqua tabs or hydrosol  for treating water (accompanied by translated instructions on how to use) ,support access to potable water by providing vouchers to vulnerable households to purchase from water kiosks (18,500 households), repair and / or rehabilitation of damaged water network systems
Protection in Practice in the Philippines 1. Capacitate 100 protection officers/monitors in conflict and disaster -affected communities to monitor humanitarian cases of: • Harm to marginalized women and other vulnerable groups • Lack of access to basic services • Incapacity or obstacles to claiming rights • Discrimination in recognition, fulfilment and protection of human rights  2. Develop a coordinated network of protection officers/monitor with expertise in gender -responsive protection issues shaped by conflict and disaster 3. Develop a shared local and national advocacy agenda highlighting the human rights violations experienced by rural women and other marginalized groups within conflict and disaster settings and strengthening necessary protection mechanisms and instruments.
Cash for Work Opportunities,Covid-19 Awareness & Prevention of Women in Mindanao Reduced gender -based risks and negative impacts of COVID 19 among women and other vulnerable groups in partner community: Output 1:  550 Women enrolled in cash -for -work (CFW) under the project and other livelihood support schemes or programs 1.1 Number of women enrolled in and provided with prepaid cards for receiving digital and real time cash transfers  1.2 Number of women who received and used cash -for -work support based on their identified local livelihood projects 1.3 Percentage of women and other vulnerable groups reached by the project who reported improved financial and/or livelihood knowledge and skills Output 2:  Information -sharing and influencing for improved COVID 19 awareness and positive gender norms initiated by women's groups/advocates 2.1. Number and types of messages on COVID 19 awareness and prevention, or promoting positive gender norms during pandemic developed and disseminated with women's groups and advocates. 2.2. Perception of recipients regarding the effectiveness of project's campaign messages to influence behaviour/norms Outputs 3:  Regional and local platforms strengthened to inform gender -responsive measures for mitigating negative impact of COVID 19 on women 3.1. Number of feedback or proposals from women's groups and communities that were presented to regional and local officials for support/appropriate action
Disaster Risk Reduction in the Philippines This project aims to localize the new Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010 for the use of local government units particulalry focusing on 10 Oxfam partner LGUs. There will be a balance of urban and rural and semi -urban areas for Oxfam's DRR interventions as well as a combination of man made and natural disasters as points of reference for these interventions.
Improving Availability of ReproduCtive HEalth Services in the ARMM The ARCHES project intends to contribute to poverty reduction and improved well  -being of population in the Philippines through better and more equitable access to health services.  Specifically, it will improve the availability of and access to basic Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services for underserved women and young people in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM). By December 2019, the project aims to achieve the following: 1) Enhanced delivery of SRH services through strengthened local monitoring networks and developed capacities of SRH service providers at the Local Government Unit level;  2) Strengthened capacity of women and young people, and their communities to develop, manage and sustain their own SRH actions in collaboration with support networks;  3) Reproductive health needs and rights effectively addressed in local and development policies, strategies and plans. The first result will enhance the supply side of the sexual and reproductive health system through the conduct of specialized training and learning and sharing sessions for health professionals, development of knowledge products and provision of equipment and improvement of facilities. The second result will focus on the increasing the demand side of sexual and reproductive health system by changing the health seeking behavior of the women and young people and their communities.  This will be achieved by organizing the target communities and providing them with information that are culturally sensitive.  Small groups shall also be formed to mobilize changes by having community plans and eventually these groups will demand for a better, accessible sexual and reproductive health services. The last result is advocacy work that will influence public and private institutions from the national down to the local governments.  With the passage of the Reproductive Health law, the advocacy work shall ensure for the full implementation of this law by working with the Department of Healt
BRAVE - Recognition And Valuing women's work for Care Economy Strengthened engagement of key influencers (Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Women's Rights Organisations (WROs), champion policy -/decision -makers, community care champions, etc.) in support of enabling policy framework for care economy.  The project on: Building constituency for the Recognition And Valuing women's work for Care Economy (BRAVE) builds on Oxfam's years of work on unpaid care work (UCW) and contributes to strengthening gender and development work in the Philippines by shaping, informing and developing a sound policy framework for Care work in the Philippines building from the country's previous work on gender and development. Given this the project aims to inform the development of a sound, sustainable policy framework for Unpaid Care Work in the Philippines