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LGBT+ inclusive approaches to conflict and the WPS agenda The project aims to promote the inclusion of LGBT voices in Women, Peace and Security (WPS) programming through context analysis, capacity building and advocacy in Myanmar and Nepal, and will contribute to ongoing advocacy efforts transforming discriminatory patriarchal gender norms and masculinities. International Alert will create three reflection workshops in Myanmar and Nepal comprising the LGBT community, womenâ€™s rights activists and youth to reflect on their experiences, strengthen connections and build capacity between groups, and develop key advocacy messages targeting local stakeholders.

Alert will share key advocacy messages with a wider national audience through radio shows in both countries and TV engagement in Nepal. Participants in Myanmar will design a social media campaign to challenge gender norms and prevent GBV.
 
Finally, we will conduct a comparative analysis of Myanmar and Nepal to provide an insight into the deficiencies of LGBT programming to inform and improve future GBV programme design. Alertâ€™s Gender team will also include the lessons and recommendations in its framework to counter patriarchal norms and masculinities. LGBT community â€“ the needs and perspectives of the LGBT community have been represented in the design and planning of the project by our partners who maintain active networks of LGBT community-based organisations and are best placed to express the needs and to identify entry points for LGBT programming in their respective countries. The proposal reflects their needs by orientating itself around them: identifying its targets through a needs assessment, developing workshops to facilitate reflection on their context and designing advocacy actions to help change it, and producing a policy document to improve the capture of LGBT issues within WPS programming.
Strengthening Youth Participation in Ettadhamen and Douar Hicher Strengthening Youth Participation in Ettadhamen and Douar Hicher
ERMES Providing consultancy services to the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and their partners to operationalise a conflict sensitive approach to their programming, linked to the project cycle and becomming a structural part of the project cycle.
Regulation of trans-Ingur/i trade and economic relations A new trade diplomacy track to promote regulation of the economic relations across Geo-Abkh conflict divide Discussions/debates of the regulation of trade across Ingur/i to become a key agenda item on the official/formal level on the respective sides Georgian and Abkhaz national and local authorities
Sec Actions for E.body-SAFE+ Community Platform for Promoting Peaceful Enggmnt in Mngmnt Nat Res-NRM SAFE: The project aims to create space for Liberians in four central counties to engage in regular discussions with LNP officers, and to ensure that beneficiaries have a clear understanding of their rights and the mechanisms through which they can seek to hold officers accountable for neglect and wrongdoing. On the other side, LNP officers will be given training in how to peacefully resolve conflicts and respect the rights of citizens, and to communicate with community members the budgetary and capacity restraints that may at times make it difficult for them to conduct their duties. Greater communication between stakeholders in the security sector, as well as a stronger flow of information are expected outputs based on the project activities. Project activities have been developed around three expected results: Citizens increase awareness about their rights and obligations and those of security and justice institutions including complaints mechanisms (ER1); Citizens analyse, monitor, report and address the security and justice situation in their communities (ER2); CSOs promote greater accountability and transparency in the security and justice sector (ER3). 
NRM: This project aims to strengthen communities’ participation in the peaceful management of Liberia’s natural resources building on the 2014 Humanity United funded pilot project “Working towards peaceful natural resource exploitation in Liberia” in Bomi County. Our approach aims to support citizens’ voice on natural resource management through equipping those negatively affected by resource exploitation to engage more effectively with state and economic actors. We will do so by supporting communities in Liberia’s Bomi County to analyse the conflict context, forge horizontal linkages at community level, and develop strategies which promote dialogue and peace. We will also explore opportunities for engagement with extractive companies active in the target areas. SAFE: 
1.	Promote the inclusive participation of people in defending their rights; 
2.	Support the strengthening of accountable and transparent police-citizen relationships.

NRM: Improved transparency, accountability and trust around concession agreements between government, companies and affected communities. SAFE: community members in 25 communities and local police officers
NRM: 20 communities
Building a brighter future: strengthening young peopleâ€™s participation in decision making in the high plateaux of South Kivu, DRC The project will contribute to peaceful coexistence and resolution of conflicts in eastern DRC by strengthening the capacities of young men and young women to become active citizens in their communities and inform formal and informal peacebuilding processes ongoing in their community. The project will centre on three key outcomes: 

1.	Improved understanding about how young men and young women in the plateaux experience security and conflict
2.	Improved trust and understanding between young men and young women in the Plateaux
3.	Increased engagement between young people and conflict resolution committees/ decision makers on peacebuilding and security issues 1.	Improved understanding about how young men and young women in the plateaux experience security and conflict
2.	Improved trust and understanding between young men and young women in the Plateaux
3.	Increased engagement between young people and conflict resolution committees/ decision makers on peacebuilding and security issues Young men and young women in the high and middle plateaus of Fizi and Mwenga (South Kivu) Contribute to peaceful coexistence and resolution of conflicts in eastern DRC by strengthening the capacities of young men and young women to become active citizens in their communities and inform formal and informal peacebuilding processes ongoing in their community
Ijwi ry'Abahinzi n'Aborozi (Farmers Voice Project) The â€œIjwi ryâ€™Abahinzi nâ€™Aboroziâ€ (Farmerâ€™s Voices) Project aims to tackle this head on by strengthening the participatory research and advocacy capacities of existing civil society bodies working on food security (including farmer cooperatives, value chain associations and research organisations) and creating mutually compatible District Farmers Network (DFN) that offer a space for farmers to voice their concerns and recommendations. At present most farmer cooperatives and unions are organised around specific commodities (i.e. maize, rice, Irish potatoes, coffee, tea). Opportunities to collaborate across sectors are missed. Through this action, the DFN will bring together different farmer cooperatives, unions and informal groups, agro-dealers, and Twigire Muhinzi extension workers, to combine advocacy campaigns and hone their mobilization around a small number of specific national level policy issues to bring about a wider change. ER 1: Agricultural oriented CSOs are better equipped to engage farmers and advocate for their rights in targeted regions
ER 2: Capacities of the District Farmersâ€™ Network in representing farmersâ€™ interests, rights and needs are strengthened
ER3: Improved collaboration and coordination among agricultural oriented CSOs at national level for improved level of influence over policies and decision making. Farmers in Rutsiro (Western Province), Burera  (northern Province), Rubavu (Western Province) and Gatsibo (Eastern province) The actionâ€™s overall objective is to contribute to the reduction of poverty and strengthened food security by promoting farmer centred policies through enhanced civil society and farmersâ€™ organisations engagement in Rwanda.
Mindanao Young Leaders Programme (MYLP) The MYLP aims to increase human capacity and leadership in Mindanao through the development of the knowledge, skills and networks of selected young leaders by participating in a New Zealand based capacity building programme. Overall objective: To increase human capacity and leadership in Mindanao

Specific objectives: 
(1) To develop a network of alumni who are effective young leaders contributing to the sustainable development of Mindanao
(2) To enable young leaders to develop and implement change projects that are responsive to the context, issues and needs of local communities while promoting sustainable development, and culture and conflict sensitivity 8-10 young leaders from Mindanao per year for a period of five years
Strengthening Security Governance in North and Central Mali (Trust Fund) Established citizen-state forums across the regions of Segou, Mopti and Timbuktu, composed of local leaders and activists from all sectors of the community, provide opportunities for citizens to meet monthly to identify and discuss incidents and trends of intra and inter communal violence, as well abuses from security forces, armed groups and criminal opportunists. Through inclusive dialogue, supported by training in gender sensitive conflict analysis and responses, forum members are supported to identify, develop and deliver locally owned responses to reduce security risks in their localities. In addition, representatives of national security forces are invited to attend the forums, where possible, to participate in dialogue with the local community where they are based. To strengthen State-citizen relationships and their coordination and collaboration in addressing local core grievances leading to violent conflict Community members, security members and local authorities To enable local conflicts in Segou, Mopti and Timbuktu regions being understood and addressed peacefully more often
Partnership for the Development of Eastern Congo P-DEC Focused in and around the Okapi Wildlife Reserve (OWR) and the Virunga National Park (VNP), as hubs of economic growth and security, P-DEC finds innovative ways to leverage, scale, and build on existing investments and successes to tackle long-standing issues and overcome mistrust and disenfranchisement through creative partnerships. By engaging local communities and institutions in both the diagnoses of and solutions to conflict drivers, P-DEC takes a resilience and systems strengthening approach, supporting communities to engage in inclusive multi-stakeholder mobilization and dialogue processes to design local conflict early warning systems, mitigation processes and alternatives to violence (Outcome 1), decision-making processes in governance structures and social accountability mechanisms (Outcome 2) and viable economic activities with a private sector that promotes stability, inter-ethnic cooperation and social cohesion (Outcome 3). Through community mobilization and dialogue, communities will develop conflict identification, prevention and mitigation structures for dispute resolution (Outcome 1), prioritize public services for responsive delivery and increased accountability to foster peace (Outcome 2), and design sustainable green initiatives to improve stability through inclusive and diversified economic growth (Outcome 3) We will leverage Mercy Corpsâ€™ global leadership in resilience programming and systems thinking, International Alertâ€™s deep expertise in peacebuilding, conflict mitigation, and multi-level advocacy and the Wildlife Conservation Societyâ€™s role as the long-term formal stewards of OWR management. The Alliance for Responsible Mining, the International Peace Information Service, HIVE and the Fair Congo Foundation will add expertise on illicit trade and armed group dynamics, and legal, conflict-free and responsible mining practices. Our renowned local partners are all strongly connected with communities and local authorities and will continue engaging in conflict resolution and transformation processes beyond P-DEC. They include: APROHDIV and Justice Plus (prevention of youth recruitment into armed groups, reintegration of ex-combatants and access to education); SOFEPADI (empowering womenâ€™s voice in dialogue groups); CORACON (engaging a network of radio partners and journalists on conflict communications); and Pole Institute (ongoing political economy analyses).
Plural Business Partnerships for Peace in Pakistan Plural Business Partnerships for Peace in Pakistan The project will build the capacity of the key business change agents in support of wider peace and stability impacts for the final beneficiaries including communities, the wider business community, policy makers within Government and the EC/international community.
Effective interventions to prevent violence against women and girls Effective interventions to prevent violence against women and girls This project involves the collection of evaluations of past projects on preventing violence against women and girls in Nepal in order to identify which types of intervention are more or less effective.
VPSHR implementation for Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) Ensure TAP, its contractors, security sub-contractors and relevant host state security are in compliance with international security convention, corporate security best practice, and TAPâ€™s policies and contractual requirements with suppliers. This is to be achieved by:
o	Training TAP Security staff and security management of TAPâ€™s contractors so they can train security sub-contractors
o	Training police / state security forces where possible as requested by TAP Security
o	Inspecting security sub-contractor training to ensure it is conducted adequately
o	Providing annual refresher training courses for all previously trained staff To support Voluntary Principles (â€˜VPsâ€™) training and implementation at corporate level (Switzerland) and across its three-country pipeline route (Greece, Albania and Italy). Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) and subcontractors
Building Urban Flood Resilience - Integrating Community Perspectives in Kibera In 2015 and 2016 KDI is working together with residents to build the resilience of communities in Kibera to adapt and respond to flooding. The overall objective of this project is to create a ?toolkit? that can be used to implement flood risk reduction strategies in Kibera (and ultimately in other informal settlements) while incorporating local perspectives. • Conflict Sensitivity self-assessment – enables clients to identify existing Conflict Sensitivity gaps in operations and programming. This is the first step of the development of a Conflict Sensitivity Action Plan. 
• Conflict Analysis Training - The training introduces conflict analysis tools and methodologies both from a theoretical and practical perspective. Participants use tools such as conflict mapping, timeline analysis and conflict trees, to agree upon a shared macro, micro, or meso level conflict analysis, as appropriate.
• Conflict Sensitivity Action Plan– Alert supports the development of individual action plans to plan and implement changes to support project Conflict Sensitivity at both programmatic and institutional levels. 
• Endline Assessment and M&E - Throughout the process, Alert conducts M&E to ensure programme adaptability, as well carrying out an assessment the overall effectiveness of the conflict sensitivity action plans. Dutch Embassy and their implementing partners
Implementation of Women, Peace and Security project in Benue and Bauchi States Alert will work to support stakeholders in Benue and Bauchi to implement State Action Plans (SAP) on UNSCR 1325. We will identify, capacitate and support a network of women mediators who will take tangible action on peace and security issues. We will engage with legislative, security and judicial actors to facilitate strategic policy-making that accounts for gender dynamics in dealing with conflict issues. We will support and amplify messaging that promotes normative change around womenâ€™s participation and leadership in decision-making on peace and security. The expected outcomes are:
1)	Increase womenâ€™s effective participation in peace and security processes, peace negotiations, conflict prevention and resolution;
2)	Improve public perception on the role of women in peace and security, at all levels. Women and men from target communities, 40 women mediators, representatives of state government agencies The projectâ€™s overall goal, as stated in the CFP, is to support the achievement of gender-inclusive and sustainable peace in Nigeria.
Upstream Conflict Prevention in Central Asia The aim of the project is to promote the practice of mediation in communities along the Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan border so they are more capable of resolving disputes at the local level and are more resilient to nationalism and radicalisation.
Creating Safer Districts for Women Equipping women with knowledge to better protect themselves against sexual violence; influencing policy-makers to take decisions that lead to better protection for women against sexual violence; developnig a model for an early warning mechanism for sexual violence.
EPNK 3 The overall objective of EPNK3 is to contribute to the peaceful settlement of the conflict around Nagorno-Karabakh and the prevention of further violence, in particular by strengthening the capacity of the civil society and grass-root communities (including IDPs) to undertake peacebuilding activities and to better inform the official peace process. The overall objective of EPNK3 is to contribute to the peaceful settlement of the conflict around Nagorno-Karabakh and the prevention of further violence, in particular by strengthening the capacity of the civil society and grass-root communities (including IDPs) to undertake peacebuilding activities and to better inform the official peace process. Civil society representatives, conflict-affected groups, policymakers in the region and internationally, the wider societies
Improving citizen-state relations in Mali This project aims to facilitate inclusive dialogue at the regional level that will lead to a common understanding on key security issues and the identification of conflict-sensitive responses. Alert will bring together civil society representatives, security forces and regional authorities from Mopti and Segou to participate in regional dialogue forums and reflection sessions.
GIZ context analysis Palestine GIZ is seeking to develop a deeper understanding of the context of youth living in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza to inform two GIZ programmes, both commissioned by the German Foreign Office, and to develop their approaches to violence prevention, specifically targeting youth groups and police forces. To achieve this aim, GIZ is commissioning a consultancy/research team to provide research, analysis and advice that will inform their current programming, their future interventions, and their understanding of the issue of violence prevention in the context of the Palestinian Territories. 
GIZ is also seeking a gender-sensitive and conflict-sensitive approach to the stakeholder mapping and analysis, and requires recommendations to take different gender dynamics and factor into account. See summary above The target groups of this analysis and, subsequently, upcoming interventions of both GIZ programmes are (1) young Palestinians aged from 14 to 19 years of age and (2) the security sector, particularly police forces. The beneficiaries of the report will by GIZ Palestine team and their See summary above
Identification des enjeux prioritaires pour les BuCos et le programme régional Gouvernance Le mandat de réalisation de l’étude approfondie a trois objectifs : 1) définir les enjeux prioritaires des BuCos et du programme régional en matière de gouvernance des ressources extractives en démontrant leurs articulations et la cohérence d’ensemble; 2) établir par pays prioritaire de la Coopération Suisse en Afrique de l’Ouest et au niveau régional, une cartographie des entreprises privées, notamment suisses et/ou à capitaux suisses ; 3) identifier les synergies/complémentarités avec les actions à mener ou en cours par d’autres partenaires techniques et financiers par pays prioritaire et au niveau régional. 

A l’issue de ce mandat, les résultats suivants sont attendus :

?	Chaque BuCo et le programme régional ont déterminé leurs enjeux prioritaires et les pistes d’action ;
?	Les articulations entre les enjeux prioritaires/pistes d’action dans les pays et au niveau régional sont établis et mis en cohérence ;
?	Une cartographie pour chaque BuCo et le programme régional est produite des entreprises privées actives dans la production et le négoce, notamment celles suisses et/ou à capitaux suisses ; 
?	Les collaborations/complémentarités avec les projets à mener ou en cours par d’autres partenaires techniques et financiers identifiées et justifiées dans les pays prioritaires et au niveau régional.
Peace and conflict assessment in the Terai Assessing the peace and conflict dynamics in the Terai region of Nepal in relation to the construction of the Hulaki Highway.
Business Advocacy for Peace BAP aims to strengthen the capacity of the Caucasus Business and Development Network (CBDN) to advocate for regional economic cooperation as a vehicle for peace and development in the Caucasus; and to analyze the significance of existing international political-economic frameworks vis-?-vis the conflicts in the South Caucasus. Strengthened capacities of conflict affected business communities for analysis, policy development and advocacy. 
Concept for regulating trans-Ingur/i economic relations  developed by a team of Georgian and Abkhaz experts and business actors. (Yr. 1: key principles, Yr. 2: draft framework, Yr. 3: final framework)
Business communities are actively engaged in the process (mobilised) and support generated among political actors (national and international level) for regulating trans-Ingur/i economic relations  (Yr. 3)
Improved understanding of the impact of and inter-linkages between political-economic frameworks and the conflicts (i.e. DC FTA, WTO, BSEC) and  forward looking economic development scenarios for conflict affected societies. (Yr.1-2)  
Conflict resolution mainstreamed in political-economic frameworks and policies in the South Caucasus.
Voice of marginalised business communities strengthened and broader support for regional economic cooperation as a peacebuilding strategy generated among business communities and political actors across the region (Yr. 1-3) Existing CBDN members, 10 CSOs from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia as well as Abkhazia, Nagorny Karabakh and South Ossetia and new members;

CSOs and experts in the field of economic cooperation;

National and local authorities in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia (de jure) as well as Abkhazia, Nagorny Karabakh and South Ossetia (de facto) ; 

Economic and business structures including Chambers of Commerce, sectoral associations, etc;  

Businesses and economic actors; and  

SMEs in selected sectors (Tea producers, Beekeeping, Tourism, dairy sectors)
Hadin Kai do min zaman lafiya (Uniting for Peace): Strengthening youth's resilience to violent extremism in Borno State Hadin Kai do min zaman lafiya (Uniting for Peace): Strengthening youth's resilience to violent extremism in Borno State
Strengthening Rule of Law and Human Rights Protection System Programme Strengthening the institutional capacity of the Judiciary (District Courts), Local Administration (District Administration, District Police, District Attorneys, District Legal Aid Committees) and CSOs (Bar Association, Human Rights Organizations, Women Groups) to increase conflict affected women/girls’ access to gender responsive justice in five project districts of mid and far-west, Nepal
Strengthening Rule of Law and Human Rights Protection System Programme Strengthening Rule of Law and Human Rights Protection System Programme