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CO-Vietnam Right to Food 2019-2020 heory of Change:

This project falls under the thematic area  of Right to Food. Through our work, Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve that more small-scale food producers and agricultural workers, particularly women and their communities, benefit fromlocal to global public and private sector policies that protect and promote their prosperity and resilience.

Within this Theory of Change, thisproject in Vietnam has set the following impact and objective:
# The project#s Impact: Women, men, and children escape poverty and injustice through realizing their right to food.
# The project#s long-term outcome: Small-scale food producers (women and men) benefit from the support of improved local, national and global civil society, government, and businesspolicies that promote their prosperity and resilience, and so have sustainable access to land, water, and markets.

In general terms a description of the strategies that we apply to achieve our long term outcome:
-  Strengthened CSOs: Capacity buildingand Civil society space
- Policy change (Government and Private sector): research, lobby, influencing activities
- Increased citizen's voice
- "Stronger and wider alliances" is also a part of the Oxfam country strategy in Vietnam. It is a cross-cuttingtheme in this proposal, through capacity building for multi-stakeholder coalitions, linkages to receptive government policy-makers and business actors, and in strengthening citizen voice through media and other forms of influencing.
KULIMA-CICLONE IDAI_DEC1 Mozambique is among the group of Southern African countries affected by the negative effects of Cyclone IDAI in the 2019/20 agricultural season, which manifests itself in the form of extensive flooding that initially affected the provinces of Sofala and Manica and which gradually have spread to large parts of Zambezia province. The project will be developed in the province of Sofala in the district of Nhamatanda, in order to respond in the transition between relief, rehabilitation and development; takinginto account the selection of beneficiaries, distribution of food and agricultural input kits and monitoring of activities and results obtained in order to ensure that distributed seeds are being used for agricultural production.

To this end, KULIMA will use a participative and inclusive methodology characterized by work with affected families in the aforementioned district, in coordination with the ProvincialDirectorate of Agriculture and Food Security (DPASA), the Provincial Delegation of the National Institute of Disaster Management (INGC) ) the District Economic Activity Services (SDAE # s), among other key players to boost the agricultural sector in the district covered by the program.

In the framework of the partnership between KULIMA and SDAE, it will strengthen contact between beneficiaries and extensionists, which will equip communities with production techniques, and will also be responsible for the monitoring of all activities.
The following methods will be used to carry out data collection to identify potential beneficiaries: mapping of families affected by IDAI, direct observation; individual interviews with beneficiaries and interviews with focal points (leaders, chairmen of associations and other key stakeholders).
CO-506696 Low financial literacy is the main barrier for poor people to use the banking services of Vietnam#s government-owned bank for the poor (the VBSP). Oxfam will collaborate with the VBSP to validate whether the FinLit app, proven successful in the Philippines, couldwork in Vietnam to enable the poor to use more of VBSP#s banking services.
MCNV Innovative Communications Methods MCNV, CfP reference; V1601-XG-IL-081.
This project will carry out action research that aims to explore the potential of using Innovative Communication Methods (ICM) such as songs, dance, theatre and participatory video for peer-learning behaviour changeand advocacy on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) for young groups in Lao PDR. In different settings, the participants will share and speak out. Therefore, one of the main learning questions this project intends answer to, is how ICM contributes to the empowerment of different vulnerable young individuals and their interest groups in the field of SRHR in Lao PDR, and if it does not, why not?
This project is inspired by a successful use of ICM in Vietnam in a wide range of programmes for ethnic minority groups that have overcome their shyness and built their self-esteem. As a result, groups have become more vocal in sharing and learning locally butalso engaging with local policy makers and making their voices heard.
Sida Fair Finance Int. Bridge - Belgium Fairfin is an active critical platform who advices consumers who seek financial services from banks and financial institutions, whoact according a set of ethical principles. Since 2014, Fairfin leads the Fair Finance Guide Belgium coalition, with a total of 6 members, all Belgium CSO's. FFG Belgium researches the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of the major(Belgium French, Dutch and German) banks that are operating on the Belgium market. The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social and conventional media, events and humourfull actions. The coalition provides awareness raising and stimulates bank clients to take action by sending commentsto their bank (demanding improvements, indicating that they will shift their account to another bank or praising their conduct). The coalition uses the research results also to engage with the banks (and their workers) directly and to influence the government and financial authorities wherestricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The FFG coalition works in close cooperation with other FFG coalitions in Europe and Southern countries.
WLSA - Gender, HIV and SRHR WLSA - This Project is a contribution from the Dutch Embassy aimed at scaling up of interventions and documentation on Gender, HIV,Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. In particular, contribution to WLSA is intended to empower women and girls affected by gender inequality in the country.
CO-Mass Demolition in Humsa Al Bqaia Oxfam in OPT has substantial experience in working and supporting WASH and agricultural programmes both in the Gaza Strip and WB, taking an approach that works with local communities, farmers, municipalities and local authorities. Oxfam will work to ensure  procedures and standards are in place to achieve effective, high quality delivery. Oxfam will be responsible for the implementation of the action in coordination  and  collaboration with the relevant stakeholders. Oxfam will deliver the action in accordance to the agreed upon project action plan and budget in compliance to the doner programmatic, visibility, reporting, financial and procurement guidelines.
HECA RP: Regional Civic space & LHL The Regional Platform 'Horn, East and Central Africa' will strengthen civic space and Local Humanitarian Leadership in the region through 2 objectives:

1) Provide institutional support to partners East Africa Civil Society Form, with whom they work toengage the East Africa Community on key agendas including Civic Space <(>&<)> Budget Advocacy  among others., following up on supporting the convening of an Eastern Africa regional event focusing on the #shifting civic space# in the region in the previous year.

2) Support Local Humanitarian Leadership work through partners with Kenya and Somalia programmes. These two country programmes are leading on promoting LHL capacity in the region and have formed specific networks with local organisations focused on building capacity on preparedness for and response to humanitarian crisis in the region. This project shall provide institutional support to the networks; ASALNetwork for Kenya and The Nexus for Somalia.
YLBHI - Youth Sexual Cyber Violence - ID "The Indonesia National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan) identified sexual cyber crimes as part of sexual violence against women. Sexual cyber violence has been increasing along with the country's Internet growth. Young people familiar withtechnologies create their own cultures and habits with possibilities of harassment and violence. They can be vulnerable to targeting and blackmailing due to their sexuality. This project aims to tackle the issue through a peer support group and counselling to help them solve their problems and fight back together.

The support group aims to recover and empower youth with awareness, training and counselling. A system is developed where the youth is engaged through a social media information campaign. They can also contact SGRC via email and report their experiences for assessment. A peer counsellor is then sent for support. Potential counsellors are located in Jakarta and West Java with support group meetings held every two weeks. SGRC has set a target of 35 youth counsellors ranging from 15-25 years old of diverse backgrounds.

The project has 3 phases over a 12-month period:
1) Training and capacity building for peer counselling team to sharing cases, knowledge, and information on sexual cyber violence; 2) Piloting of the Support Group aswell as training and mentoring for community building;
3) Assessing the project for reporting.

The project develops a new trainingmodule on how to make a support group system with the youth as experts on cyber sexual violence. After the project, young people can understand how to survive from sexual cyber violence and make rapid impacts on other communities."

SGRC is hosted by the Legal Aid Institute Jakarta (Yayasan Lembaga Bantuan Hukum Indonesia/YLBHI)
Livelihood Improvement for Farmer The Strategy and action plan will be designed using the existing project and will be consolidated during the project discussion with the community in Pursat Province. From field experience we were informed that farmers in the target areas are still effected by: labor shortages event we have the agriculture service team, because the number and size of those service team not yet cover to all target which project planned; limited  sources of capital still the challenges; insufficient water sources for rice production and other crop and poor medium and small irrigation systems; In addition farmers still lacked of capacity for :  small scale processing; limited access to capital/finance for agriculture inputs at acceptable interest (interest rates are too high). The proposed project will address the problems by enabling farmers to increase their food production and diversify incomes and use labor replacement for other income sources, use agricultural techniques which improve quality and reduce costs of production; also the vulnerable smallholder farmers possess secured finance against the shock.  Women#s# issues are a major problem which the project will take into account, such as women living in poverty, landless and domestic violence.  The project also provides farmers with an understanding of business concepts, and the agri-business market.

The proposed project will address these problems by enabling farmers to increase their food production and diversify incomes and use labor replacement for other income sources. The introduction of improved agricultural techniques will improve quality and reduce costs of production.  Vulnerable smallholder farmers will be able to secure finance during times of drought against the shock.  Women#s# issues are a major problem which the project will address, including women living in poverty.  The project also provides farmers with an understanding of business concepts and the agri¬business market.

The proposed project will compliment a previous project already implemented by continuing to work with 30 villages, 9 communes 3 districts in Pursat province. Within three years project the overall objective of this project plan: to empower smallholder farmers to improve livelihoods and self-reliance to meet climate and economic change in Pursat province.
CAICC - AICE In terms of typology, CAICC is a think tank and service provider working with or specialized on ICTs in a Governance Perspective, which works primarily with local and community radios (trainings). The mission of this center, created in 2006 via public and civil society organizations, is to promote sharing of public interest information within community multimedia centers (CMCs, community radios included), provide technical support to CMCs, local radios and community radios and document and share technological and accessible innovations in Mozambique and abroad.  CAICC envisages communities in Mozambique with access and using the relevant Information and Communication Technologies to respond to the needs and exercise their citizenship.
CAICC aims at contributing to the improvement of the quality of the work of partners and consolidating their role as informers, communicators, advocates of freedom of the press and expression, and promoters of good governance, promoting the use of Information and Communication Technologies. It serves a network of more than 100 community radios, community multimedia centers (CMCs) and telecentres of various origins and types throughout thecountry.
The main activities implemented by CAICC include a help-desk service, management of a website and communication channels through social networks, production and dissemination of contents of the area of governance (on-line and off-line), and training of local partners through courses, workshops, on-the-job training and follow-up visits. CAICC will contribute to AICE Long term outcomes2 and 4.
CO-WEE in Agriculture Saving for Change (SfC) has been a cornerstone of Oxfam#s livelihoods programming in Cambodia since 2005 and has worked with local partners to form over 8,000 SfC groups with 140,000 members nation-wide. In 2016, Oxfam launched a new pilot initiative to increase small-holder farmers# access to markets, with a strong focus on rice.  It has become clearer that the two initiatives share a lot ofcommonalities: both work with SfC groups # and other community-based organizations, formal or informal; both are aiming to improve smallholder farmers# assets, income and technical capacity to access markets, strengthen inclusive value chains and promote women#s economic empowerment. They share a similar geographical footprint and the same partners. Given the challenges faced by smallholder farmers, and women in particular, OUS# Food Systems program is supporting a second phase of Access to Innovation and Market (AIM) that will be better integrated with SfC in order to yield economies of scale, to build on the achievements of each project and give a stronger programmatic approach to women#s economic empowerment in Cambodia.
The aim of this project is to improve women#s economic position in agriculture value chains so that women enjoy a bigger share of the value they produce. In phase I (July 2018 # Jun 2019), the project will work directly with 5,250 farmers (75% women) and benefit 21,000 people indirectly, including 12,600 women and 8,400men. The project will seek men#s participation and involvement to challenge gender imbalances. It will support women collectives# access to key inputs, information and skills, and their capacity to influence positively private sector and government policies and practices. It will seek to support women#s use of a variety of tools to document project successes and to bring this evidence to key spaces (e.g. village, commune, provincial, national).

Objectives:
1. Women small holder farmers of the project enhance the quantityand quality of their products, obtain better prices, and reduce their exposure to risk;
2. Women and men farmers organize themselves in collective formal and informal groups to have a collective power to negotiate and bargain with the private sectors in the agriculture value chain;
3. Women groups strengthen their voice to foster a more equal decision-making process at the household level andinfluence positively private sector and government policies to create a more equitable economic environment.
Financial Inclusion Activities. Oxfam Novib Internal funding approved to support microfinance activity costs.
SFD - Empowerment ethnic women - LA This project Sisterhood for Development continues from our Strategy of two main support as we mention in project description, we would like to support ethnic young women/girls to raise awareness, develop transformative leadership, build confidence through Education development and Mentorship and Gender Promotion.
Policy and Research Publication This project is partnership with the Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI). CDRI is a private non-profit independent development policy research institute registered under Cambodian legislation with Council of Minister on 2000.

Governments across the world in 2015 committed to reducing inequality and eradicating poverty under the SGDs. Cambodia has made significant progress in attaining the Millennium Development Goals. Since 1990, the country has more than halved extreme poverty and maternalmortality, achieved nearly universal primary education enrollment, and made significant progress in combating HIV/AIDS. Cambodia grew at an average rateof 7.6% from 1994-2015, and became a lower middle-income economy in 2015. This growth was driven by exports of goods and services (mainly garments and tourism), which grew 19.6% a year over the same period. Economic growth for 2018 will remain robust at around 7 percent according to the IMF.  The percentage of Cambodians living under the national povertyline fell from 47.8% in 2007 to 13.5% in 2014, according to official estimates. Cambodia#s tax to GDP ratio is over 15% in 2016. As a lower middle-income economy, Cambodiais facing new challenges to sustaining strong economic growth.

To prepare for these new challenges, this project is being commissioned because Oxfam and CDRI recognize that inequality is a growing concern in Cambodia.  This project is part of Oxfam#s global EvenIt Up campaign to reduce within-country extreme inequality around the world. It will explore the drivers of inequality in Cambodia and present a menu of policy options to reduce inequality. The report will be launched during a public event in April 2018 with the aim to contribute to high level policy dialogues on relations between fiscal policies and reducing inequality.
Oxfam Yemen C&F Supporting Peace Proces This project falls under the thematic area Conflict <(>&<)> Fragility (C<(>&<)>F). Through our work Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve a stronger voice for marginalized groups in policies that affect their lives; governments and international institutions support inclusion of women and promote protection of marginalized groups in security and peace building; and the private sector contributes to peace and development.

Within this Theory of Change, this project in Yemen has set the following long term objective: needs and voices of Yemeni women affected by conflict in Yemen are represented at sub-, national and international levels in conflict to ensure inclusive and gender-sensitive peace building through a strengthened and effective civil society and community based initiatives.

Oxfam Yemen together with AWAM Foundation for Development and Culture  and  Yemeni Leadership Development Foundation will ensure the voices of Yemeni women are heard in the peace and security processes and new alliances are built to sustain coordination and inclusive gender responsive policy development. They will do this through capacity support to civil society, engagement with governmental authorities and informal leaders and engagement with the international community.

About 30 local civil society organizations andtheir leaders will be supported to become change agents on national level and who will initiate women#s platforms in 3 districts (Sana#a, Taiz, and Aden) with the aim to influence peace and security processes  such as peace building policy development so that these reflect women's needs. The main strategies employed will be training, alliance building, international and national campaigning, and addressing interests of women affected by conflict at the grassroots and conveying this through national and international platforms. From this leadership position the organizations will also be able to offer advice to government, especially at the governoratelevel, on gender mainstreaming and gender sensitive conflict prevention and peace building.

In order to strengthen the alliance, the project partners will closely collaborate with Yemeni Women Pact for Peace and Security, Women Partners for Peace as well as International Support Group on Women#s Participation in theYemen Peace Processes (ISGWPY) and other actors such as UN Women Officer of Special Envoy, donors and governments to contribute to setting up common agendas and joining resources in advocating for women#s rights in peace and security.
Facilidade - Active Citizenship The Facilidade is an NGO based in Nampula. It was established in July 2011, as a continuation of HIVOS and Oxfam Novib's CSDF program for women's empowerment, local governance and CBO capacity building actions. In 2013 Facilidade became a partner of the AGIR Program to contribute on the thematic area of Right to gender equality, freedom from gender-based violence and freedom of sexual and reproductive health. Its goal is to empower rural women and men in Nampula province # organizing them in CBOs and CSOs and involving them in local governance processes. It provides small grants to CBOs, produces training manuals and newsletters, monitors governance through community scorecards, strengthens water and sanitation and agriculture networks and establishes alliances with other organizations nationwide and channels the demands of local communities to the central level.

AGIR II will also scale up activities related to climate change and Facilidade is one of the organizations that implements activities on climate change in the coastal districts of the province in coordination with other NGOs (Save the Children) and Government (Ministry of Environmental Coordination).
SOMO research on PSD policies As a research/ practitioner organization, SOMO will focus on research activities. SOMO will conduct a mapping of Dutch Private Sector Development (PSD) policies and support channels for companies operating in Fragile and Conflict Affected Settings (FCAS). In addition, the organization will assemble existing research on the impact of Dutch PSD policies on FCAS. Eventually, a report will be published including an analysis of Dutch PSD policies and to what extent they are taking the conflict setting into account when awarding support projects to businesses and are thus sufficiently #conflict proof# in practice.
506577 - CECOHAS CECOHAS is a non-profit civil society organization based in the Municipality of Quelimane, Zambézia Province, whose mission is to contribute to the strengthening of vulnerable populations through the promotion of access to safe water for all, hygiene andbasic sanitation, particularly Women and children.
CECOHAS specializes in WASH, with 14 years of experience and recognized for its contribution in access to water, hygiene promotion and basic sanitation in Zambezia Province and at national level.
CECOHAS's position in the WASH context is the result of Oxfam's investments and successful initiatives with projects funded by WaterAid - Mozambique, COSV - Italian Cooperation, French Embassy, USAID, among others.
The purpose of CECOHAS in this initiative isto contribute to the promotion of access to safe water for the target communities in Chemba district of Sofala Province and to contribute to the reduction of diseases of water and environmental origin and other diseases caused by bad sanitation and associated with climate change.
CECOHAS has the capacity and tools of administrative and financial management and has wide experience in the execution of projects based in the community.