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RFE-Strategic Partnership under F4D Rise for Equality under this tax justice project aims to reduce social and economic inequalities <(>&<)> poverty, which ultimately leads to inclusive development and empowerment for all citizens of Pakistan. The targeted outcomes of the project are the domestic resource mobilization and public campaigning. The project will work with communities of different districts of Punjab, 24 public universities of Pakistan, Civil society groups, women groups and journalists from all over Pakistan in general and Punjab inparticular.
The major outcome of the project is to raise awareness amongst the people of Pakistan specially youth  on tax policy reforms, their rights and how indirect taxation is hurting the poor while the rich enjoying all the liberties and exemptions.It also aims to support Federal and Punjab Province governments to gradually increase pubic allocations on education, health <(>&<)> social protection andensure efficient utilization of allocated resources.
Rise for Equality will facilitate citizens (women <(>&<)>men) on board to engage government in the form of charter of demand, make inclusive consultations to increase awareness on  pro-poor gender sensitized budgetary allocation on social essential services i.e., health, education etc.
On the other hand, thisproject will continue to contribute to Even it Up campaign of Oxfam Novib at global level by working on the following aspects:
a) Improved policies and elements of tax system.
b) Increasing citizens# voice by strengthening capacity of civil society andcitizens to demand a fair and progressive tax system through.
c) Focusing on broadening the tax base and demanding increased allocation of funds for education, health and otherbasic needs the proposed project will also contribute to the #Even it Up# focus area of urging the governments to Invest in universal, free public services and ensure adequate safety nets for the poorest.
FENU Advocacy for Rights to Education Forum for Education Network Uganda (FENU) will work hand in hand with Oxfam in making visible injustices and inequalities within the education system.  Together with other key partners, FENU will join Oxfam in fundraising efforts. FENU will work in Acholi and West Nile while at the Nationallevel policy advocacy issue.  They will be linked to other advocacy initiatives in Oxfam at the regionallevel and National level.
FENU will/is also get involved in several other relevant Oxfam initiated projects/activities such as Inequality Campaign, Northern Uganda Secondary School Engagement and Empowerment Project (NUSSEEP).
ZAM ZAM Chronicle (online) is a journalists project of especially investigative journalists. It is a monthly selection of the best African investigative journalism. The stories are fundamental and consistently discuss global issues. These are not just stories about Africa, they touch a deeper essence of what is really going on in Africa written by African investigative journalists themselves. This way, ZAM fills in an information gap in western media (reality as seen in Africa from the African perspective) in order to create a public opinion and to promote awareness about these global issues. Examples: Child soldiers, food aid industry, fair trade, land reform, trafficking of people, female genital mutilation, corruption, terrorism , multinationals and taxes, trading of arms. These are global issues Dutch citizens are concerned about. In each article, the African investigative journalist shines a new light and sometimes reveals a new truth. ZAM Chronicle has a growing, widely spread network of readers in academic circles (Erasmus Universiteit,Afrikaans Studiecentrum, Onderzoekscentrum Zuid Afrika), in the media (such as Volkskrant , Uganda Server , Italian , Swiss and UK newspapers , One World NL) and in civil society (Linkedin network Peace and Conflict East African School of Human Rights , South African watchdog open secrets).

Objectives:
Develop an influential platform for debate on North-South, both worldwide and in the Netherlands.
Establish a platform for Dutch (European) and African citizens to get in touch with each other and show solidarity.
 Develop a quality network of African investigative journalism

Results:
At least 5 presentations at institutions in the Netherlands
100 inputs in media platforms (online and offline) in the West and in Africa
300 subscribers to ZAM CHRONICLE
30 visitors of life ZAM events every Monday
World wide Skype presentations, f.e. during conferences for investigative journalism in Africa
 Interaction between Dutch media and African investigative journalists
Interaction between Dutch civil society, policy makers and African investigative journalists
Assessment of the impact of the written articles on the public (survey results)
Understanding how ZAM identifies qualitative research journalists in Africa

The lessons learned will be used for further  program development with African, global and Dutch partners.
CEFORD WASH & ENVIRON RESPONSE-ARUA&ADJU CEFORD partner will be responsible for procuring poles for the construction of shelters as well as energy saving stoves. They will organise trainings targeting refugees host communities and refugees on how to use them.

CEFORD will be responsible for the implementation of the project in Arua, supporting the Southern Sudan refugees in WASH and ENVIRONMENTAL related interventions.
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu Ce projet dans lequel Oxfam Novib va participer consiste à éléctrifier un village dans les périphéries de la ville de Kinshasa, en République Démocratique du Congo pour appuyer les communautés locales à avoir accès à l'éléctricité avec comme objectif de permettreaux jeunes d'avoir accès  à une éducation de qualité grace aux activités génératrices des revenus qui seront développées par les communautrés suite à cette éléctricité solaire.
Context Context, a Dutch social enterprise, will be organizing an exchange between two innovative social enterprises from Cambodia, Small World and Friends International.
Small World has set up an innovative workshop where Cambodian youths can pitch their ideas about setting up their own enterprises. They are coached, trained and get advice on how to go about doing this. They can also use the venue to set up collaborative connections. It is a support centre where social enterprise is stimulated successfully. Small World has succeeded in creating a real platform for young entrepreneurs to encourage one another to set up their own enterprises. Conditions for young entrepreneurs in Cambodia are particularly hard. Small World is convinced that supporting them in setting up their own enterprises provides the solution to social problems in society.
Friends International is focussed in particular on youths who want to leave the sex industry. It offers job and real life training. In 2007 it received an award and was designated leading party in this work in Cambodia. This exchange is meant as a kick-off of longer term collaboration.
This project encompasses 3 activities:
1.	Master class with multi-stakeholders from among Dutch social enterprises.
2.	Active participation on an E-motive day about youth enterprise.
3.	Field visits to three organizations: Context, She Moves, and Soda Productions. They include 2 national networks focussed on developing and sharing the enterprise-angle in working with youths.
4.	A counter-visit of Dutch partners to Cambodia, including a joint training of youths in Cambodia, several field visits and strategy meetings on long-term collaboration between the Netherlands and Cambodian partners (knowledge sharing, networking, communication, sources).
Results: to demonstrate in the Netherlands the power of youths and enterprise in Cambodia in order to come up with innovative ideas. To offer Cambodian partners insights and new perspectives byshowing how Dutch enterprise works. To develop jointly a strategy on long-term partnership with tight budgets. A short documentary on the whole exchange to be shown on online platforms and during guest lectures.
Advocacy coalition support Centre for Indigenous knowledge research and Development (CIRD) is a VNGO and the coordinating organisation of the Forestry land coalition. In 2016, CIDRD and Forland will continue to advocate for 3 issues that have been advocating since 2015, they are including:advocacy for revision of law on forest protection, monitoring process of returning land from SFEs to local ethnic minority community, and advocacy for developing the framework of evaluation of effectiveness of decree 99 on Payment of forest environmental services. Beside of that, they also carrying out some activities to improve their member capacity.

For the revision of forest protection law, the coalition is cooperate with Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Association (VUSTA) and the Committee of of Science, Technology and Environment of National Assembly to advocate for the rights of household and communities in access to the natural forest.

For the monitoring of return the land from state owned forest enterprise, the coalition will work in two provinces of Quang Binh and Gia Lai to set up the monitoring mechanism. After piloting, this mechanism will propose to the Central farther land front for duplication.
Green Sahel in Mali with Stop Sahel The proposal is part of Oxfam-Mali and Oxfam-West Africa initiatives
The project contributes to the Oxfam-Mali programme promoting family farming This project
subscribes to the modernisation of family farming, which is a component of a five-year
programme carriedout by Oxfam-Belgium on the promotion and preservation of family farming
in Mali. In the presented project, the beneficiaries to betargeted are already engaged in family
farming, but the mode of operation will be modernised: instead of farming for subsistence,
farmers will farm for profit. Entrepreneurial farmers thus produce for the market, and if
opportunities allow, they will hire personnel and multiply the systems they have developed for
profit.
The project contributes to Agroforestry Entrepreneurship in four West African countries Over
the last three years, different Oxfam-Novib countries in West Africa have carried out studies and
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pilots to engage in Agroforestry promotion. Appendix 3 gives a list of selected experiences. Since
2013, most activities focus on entrepreneurial approaches to agroforestry promotion.
This proposal aims to contribute to the stream of initiatives to develop Agroforestry-based
enterprises. The OxNo HQ Agroforestry expert as well as the TA supplier PfI are closely involved
in most ofthese initiatives. The project foresees exchange visits and exchange of experiences;
partly during regular Oxfam-Novib regional exchange, partly by inviting key people from Senegal,
Niger and Nigeria to workshops and exchange visits in Mali. The social entrepreneur from
Afriqiue Fondation Jeunes in Niger willbe invited to inspire entrepreneurs in Mali. The project
will develop a group of Oxfam programme officers with keen interest to bring entrepreneurship
in Agroforestry further.
Counterpart OI Brussels Office The SidaGROW component of the SeedsGROW programme started in January 2014 and will end in December 2017
It has three objectives
1) Help build an influential, global multi-stakeholder movement focused on addressing and improving the broken food system;
2) To effectively steer relevant stakeholders to improve global level policies and governance regarding climate change and its impact on food security, land use rights of local communities, and reduction of negative impacts of biofuels on food security;
3) To effectively steer all rel¬evant stakeholders to improve national level policies and governance and in¬terlinked global policies and governance to address the resilience, livelihood needs and rights of those suffering most from the inequitable food system. Focal countries in thisregard are Cambodia, Niger, and Vietnam. Sida GROW also provides technical support for another number of national GROW campaigns for linking them to global policies.
CO-Wash Diffa As part of the response to the humanitarian crisis in Diffa, Oxfam has been working since 2015 in the field of water and sanitationthrough the construction and rehabilitation of autonomous water points, latrines, sensitization on practical hygiene.
This Project has main focus to respond quickly to the needs of the population of Toumour drinking water through the  the following activities :
-Castle drilling Connecting including the power supply and the wire fence of the site
- Installation of two fountains
- Capacity Management Committee
- Technical follow-up of the Regional Direction of Diffa hydraulics including water analysis
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo Programme Development budget (WIN) for cost allocation Somalia Programme
Counterpart 506575 Stichting Oxfam Novib The Coutry office will play a role of coordinate project implementation at national level. CO, will also link both partner and stakeholders at global level in other to contribute on the visibility and advocacy internationally, forcing companies to respect the rights of communities. So Salaries and training of the Programme officer will be directly paid by the project.
Counterpart 507292 CNV - Christelijk Nat This proposal concerns the financing modality for funding for the deployment and work of signatory NGOs and unions for the implementation of the IMVO Covenant for the banking sector. This commitment of social organizations aims to ensure continuity of qualitativeinput and to make it possible to continuously learn from each other in the implementation of this covenant, and to exchange the scholarship between covenant processes.
This proposal has been established in a series of talks between the Ministry of Foreign Affairsand Oxfam Novib. CV will participate in all activities related to the implementation of the Bank convenant and specifically, the development of an HR risk matrix and value chain mapping.
Nigerian GROW Basket Contribution The campaign is project is aimed at assisting partners (farmers and NGOs) working on the GROW Campaign to effectively engage with other stakeholders in Benue, FCT and Ogun State on the following
1. Investments:
# Analysis  of Federal and state budgetary allocation per geographical zone and published budget tracking compendium in collaboration with CISLAC and NANTS
# Quarterly analysis of foodprice volatility at the state level in collaboration with TNI
2. Influencing:
# SSF farmers pre election campaign and media engagement with the reviewed  Farmers' manifesto at Local, state and federal level
# Youth Agricultural Activities/GROW school clubs, modelfarms etc in collaboration with FBI
# Support to FIF for work on constitutional amendment to include Right to Food bill.
# Scale updocumentation to published  National  Female food heroes and women Farmer success stories
# Regional EPA consultation to take on the concerns and demands of small scale farmers.
3. Climate Change adaptation <(>&<)> mitigation :
# The launch of the Food <(>&<)> Climate Justice Campaign (FCJ) in Nigeria with national stakeholders and allies.
#  Improving small scale farmer resilience to climatechange disasters in IMO community of Ogun state.
4. Institutional building of effective programming ad financial coordination of partners:
# Capacity building/Roll out of narrative and financial templates for partners including gender mainstreaming and safeguarding training.
# Recruitment of a programme staff
Building Resilient Communities (DRR) Oxfam will work their local partner Doaba Foundation in district Bhaker to implement the project from 01 July 2015 to 30th June 2016. In close partnership with local CSOs, vulnerable communities and their representative bodies, Oxfam has a strong track record of effective working relationships with local partners and government authorities in Pakistan and has played a pivotal role in shiftingthe focus from emergency response to disaster preparedness. Oxfam together with their local partner will strengthen community governance structures and the established civil society district DRR forums, for example through training sessions and facilitated project implementation. Women and disabled persons, in particular, will be included in decision-making and planning processes. The projectwill enable communities to manage assets, resources and promote diversified livelihoods, especially in times of disasters. Capacity-building modules will include management skills and disaster risk reduction training at union council level, distribution of DRR kits, and early warning training for disaster management committees at the village and union council level. Oxfam will also support tothe Doaba Foundation to systematically engage with local government representatives toensure increased knowledge through technical exposure, and support future government prioritisation of DRR as reflected in district annual development plans and budgetary allocations.
Save Water - Secure Future MOZ ONL Exec. Upscaling Oxfam's work on Water Governance & Management of the Limpopo in Mozambique. This includes development of value proposition of Oxfam on Water governance, building strategic partnerships, linking and learning and documenting Oxfam's track record in this field
Oxfam México Co-financing facility Oxfam México has invested heavily over the past year in getting several state governments signed up to the proposal of a Co-investment Fund. Oxfam Novib has made a reservation of 1,5 mio Euros to enable Oxfam México to invest its part in these Co-investment Funds.
Pledges that governments have committed themselves to are:
a.	For Oaxaca: 3,2 mio Mexican Pesos (i.e.: Euro 172,500), against aninvestment by Oxfam México of half that amount;
b.	For Chiapas: 7,5 mio Mexican Pesos (i.e.: Euro 404,500), against an investment by Oxfam México of slightly over a third of that amount;
c.	For the federal government: 46,2 mio  69,3 mio Mexican Pesos  (i.e.: Euro 2,5 mio  Euro 3,75), against an investment by Oxfam México of either half or a third of that amount.
KULIMA Capacity Building & DRR KULIMA is a Mozambican NGO, nonprofit, working since 1984 in the framework of Integrated Socio - Economic Development. The term "Kulima" is common in the Bantu language and means "dig" or "cultivate the land". The name has a historical relationship therefore KULIMA long time, has been working with rural communities, whose income comes from the land.
KULIMA was born in 1984 in connection with a French NGO (Bioforce) during the Civil War in support of refugees in the creation of favorable conditions in the resettlement areas.
The May 3, 1990, the KULIMA was recognized by the Ministry of Cooperation, as a National NGO. In 1995, it was legally recognized by the Ministry of Justice, to officially operate nationwide.
KULIMA is active in two main areas, Rural Development and Social Promotion: rural extension, social support civic education activities and health, small industries, environment (reforestation), crafts, own shelter (housing), social responsibility (Orphans and vulnerable), emergency programs, human rights, gender and women promotion,water and basic health (programs to combat Malaria, Cholera, TB and HIV and AIDS).
The main objective of KULIMA is promoting socio - economic development of poor communities.
KULIMA is the only organization of Mozambican civil society who participated in the emergency response to the year 2000.
For this project Kulima aims institutionally to empower its provincial delegations in the areas of Strategic Management Humanitarian Action, resilience and strengthening community capacity through the implementation of pilot - projects in DRR.
Oxfam GB Yemen Joint Response II Project title: Yemen Joint Response-2
Oxfam has a 32 years long history of development and humanitarian programming in Yemen, responding to the growing needs of an increasingly impoverished population. Following the escalation of the conflict in late March 2015, Oxfam scaled up its humanitarian response in the country.
In this project, Oxfam will work on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH), with protection mainstreamed, in Hajjah governorate. This project will target the most vulnerable beneficiaries in selected areas. Households will be prioritized according to needs, particularly focusing on female headed households. Current patterns of displacement mean that very often women are displaced on their own, or with children, while men remain behind to secure property and belongings. According to the report of the UNs Gender Capacity (GenCap) adviser in Yemen, many of these women have limited experience of dealing with people outside of their own family. They are unprepared for the new role which they must now play to provide for their family, in negotiating with external actors for support.
The project duration is from December 2015 till end February 2017 and the expected results are:
-Provision of emergency water to 10.000 newly displaced IDPs and conflict affected host communities through trucking, water voucher and fuel provision.
-Provision of sustainable water through water supply scheme rehabilitation, operation/maintenance and energy efficient technology to 124.000 conflict affected IDPs and host communities.
-Provision of emergency latrines to IDPs living in open spaces along with latrine cleaning kits, repair and maintenance of WASH facilities in schools and health facilities, provision of fuel, solid waste management tools and transportation to cleaning funds (community based groups) to manage solid waste in the targeted areas, organise mass clean-up campaigns at community level to complement solid waste management by the cleaning funds (identification of temporary dumping sites at city level, provision of cleaning tools) reaching in total 6000 individuals;
-Provision of basic hygiene kits to the targeted population alongside public health promotion activities with a strong focus on water rationalisation to maintain key health and hygiene practices and promotion of safe water chain for 140.000 people.
-Incorporate a session on protection issues and threats in the WASH outreach and promotion activities undertaken by CHVs for 140.000 persons (same as above).
Influencing in the Mekong Oxfam Australia in cooperation with International Rivers is implementing influencing and policy advocacy work at the regional level. This partner provides the space for discussing water governance issues that are sensitive such as hydropower issues in the Mekong.  This partnership also provides venue for other regional actors to converge and come up with a coordinated action on specific issues.