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Amplify VoicesFemme et Tic and Kunafoni he Women and ICT in Consortium with  Kunafoni is the facilitator of Link and learning component Voice in Mali for 3 years. Link andlearning is the heart and soul of Voice. Through this component, we stimulate collaboration, listening, learning, documentation, innovation and the application of new knowledge among rightsholders and more broadly with communities and stakeholders.
The objective of the Link and learning component project is to amplify in an innovative and inclusive way the voices of the many rightsholders through capacity building, lobbying, awareness-raising, empowerment, advocacy, denunciations, among others; but also to share through documentation, linkages and learning.
The consortium has put ightsholders groups at the heart of the implementation of Voice activities and facilitates the development of communities of practice around issues and challenges that affect them. They are developing a platform to promote inclusive collaboration, including for communities in other regions of Mali. The consortium organizes innovative events and meetings to amplify the voices of rights holders at the local, regional, national and international levels, supported by the production of documents and shareable visuals to deepen learning. Several innovates activities  will take in place including :
“Handicapable” Festival (1st and 2nd edition), Kunafoni Show-time, communities of practice and stakeholders, publication  online and dissemination of 6 rapped debates, Five Dial-in Conferencing, production oftwo documents in drawings defending the position of VOICEgrant partner groups and many other inclusive activities.
During the implementation of the Linking and Learning component project, inclusion, respect for personal data and the authorization of participation of people and resources will be done through formal frameworks, to value information that can serve as inspiration for some and as life lessons for others. For sharing and exchanging experiences and information are the keys to success that willweave links towards innovation and learning, especially in the VOICE programin Mali.
KH EMDR- Mental Health Support and Aware This project aims to develop the fundamental and practical mental health first aid skills with more accessible and affordable mental health services through peer to peer mental health awareness and advocacy. There are two main component under this project including 1). Mental Health First-Aid (MHFA) training, and 2). Professional mental health support session. The MHFA is the evidence-based training provided by the mental health experts to offer the practical skills and knowledge of mental health 101 through 3 cohorts of Peer to Peer Mental Workshop to identify, understand, and respond to mental health problems. This mental health support program targeting 45 mental health advocates who are youth, women, people with disability, gender diversity and indigenous with aged 18-35 yearsold. All participants in peer to peer mental health workshop is target those who had personal experience of mental health problems,witnessing the stigma and discrimination against people living with mental health problems. Also, those who want to learn skills and knowledge of offering first aid for mental health problem to other and themselves. Various approaches on mental health awareness and advocacy are adapted with peer to peer education model while case studies and stories of changes will be developed and amplify aspart of their awareness raising approaches.

This 18 months project is target to implement in Phnom Penh, Kandal and Prey Veng province that have high rate of mental health of problems.

Project goal: To develop the fundamental and practical mental health first aid skills with more accessible and affordable mental health services through peer to peer mental health awareness and advocacy.

Specific objective 1: Identify and build capacity of young mental health advocacy through Mental Health First Aid training for 3 cohorts.

Specific objective 2: Coaching and mentoring support young mental health advocacy through professional mental health support session.

Specific objective 3: Peer to pear mental health support groups for sustainable awareness raising.
Counterpart OBE Lao: Citizen engagement Partnership for citizen engagement (PACE) in Lao.
PACE is Oxfam’s flagship active citizenship project in Laos, (EU funded, ONL is PA). PACE aims to strengthen the role and capacity of Lao Civil Society Organizations to promote and protect the rights of Lao citizens through policy dialogue and accountability processes at local and national level. PACE also builds the capacity of Lao People’s Provincial Assemblies to keep oversight of government agencies, programs, activities, policies and laws implemented at constituency level. The project includes small grants mechanism for funding to CSOs and youth volunteers to support policy dialogue and grassrootscooperation.
PACE commenced in July 2017 and ends in December 2021. The project is in 9 (out of 18) provinces in Laos. We have madegreat impact and EU is highly supportive of the project – as it is a unique project in supporting citizens’ voices and expanding the civic space in Laos. However, COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020 and 2021 affected some CSOs to complete their activities. Whilst EUD in Laos supported a request for a short no-cost extension until April 2022 (to allow partners to complete their activities), the higher EU strict rules on the length of project time has not allowed for this.
In agreementwith EU, Oxfam in Laos is repurposing the CSO grant underspend and Oxfam will fully execute the PACE funding by December 2021. However, we are mindful that for CSO grants not fullycompleted (due to COVID restrictions), important activities that citizensand PPA agreed on will not be completed. At the same time,we have several partners in PACE who have completed or will complete their activities by October/November 2021. We propose to have some top-up from this project to continue supporting these CSOs and youth groups can extend and expand their activities funded underPACE until March 2022.
CO-Vietnam CSOs respond to COVID19 The project aims to promote civic activism in protecting freedom of expression during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, and in taking part in government-led pandemic response. This project addresses these challenges by strengthening Vietnamese CSO networks nationwide in their capacity to mount coordinated actions to participate effectively in the government-led COVID-19 response, targeting thepopulation most in need; and, by enhancing their capacity to influence respect for privacy rights and respect forfreedom of expression. The project is developed with active participation from leading civil society partners, including CSOs networks defending humanrights and promoting inclusive social protection.
Overall Objective: Civil society will become an effective force for defence of human rights during the COVID-19 crisis, in expanding freedom of expression and participation in government-led recovery programs.
SP & LP for Workers in Apparel Industry The Cambodian Alliance of Trade Unions (CATU) is a legally registered independent trade union federation representing workers in Cambodia’s manufacturing sectors since 2011. CATU represents workers in textile, garment, footwear, travel goods and bag producing factories in Cambodia. CATU has assisted tens of thousands of workers in receiving benefits higher than those legally prescribed, moving off short-term contracts and into permanent employment, and improving health and safety conditions in workplaces. CATU has also helped thousands of workers, including those discriminated against for pregnancy or trade union activities, be reinstated with full backpay.

Current CATU program focuses on CATU key primary areas include: capacity building, legal service and campaign, and promotingwomen workers right. CATU supports workers to form a union at factory-level and provide various trainings to empower the union leaders and workers to understand their rights and be able to negotiate for their interests. Through its engagement with INSPIRE, it will benefit apparel industry workers in Kampong Chnang, National Round N4, Phnom Penh, and Kandal, and Svay Rieng.
EC-DEAR / Oxfam International Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects.
The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives:
- Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development;
- Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development;
- EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development.
Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.
Young living with disability jigiyaso The present Project named  oneself affirmation and socio-economic involvement   is implemented by Association Jigiyaso for 18monthsin Kati. The project targets young living with intellectual disability et aims to defend and promote their right through the building capacities, sensitization and networking. The project is focusing on young living with intellectual disability right to access an social services and productive resources as power to express themselves and citizen active . the Projet contributes to involved young with intellectual disability in their community and broken a social barriers.  The project will involve the parents and others stakeholders to create a social and inclusive environment for Young living with intellectual disability particular a girls.
The objectives

To create an appropriated space of meeting, exchange, artistic expression and entertainment or playful for Young living with intellectual disability particular a girls
 To improve their physical and intellectual skills and confidence by arts, theatric and  body expression  in the community.
 To sensitize and awareness the parents on people with disability rights increasing their acceptance, protection and family careful.
Mains activities are theatrical activities,exchange, music and corporal expression, play roles, choreographies, short video production, broadcast radio, ronde table and public exchange.
CO-Uganda Our targeting strategy in each country for both development and humanitarian programmes is based on need and vulnerability rooted in strong understanding of context informed by power, risk, gender and protection analysis. At Community level, individual programmesuse a range of targeting criteria based on consultation with affected Communities There is deliberate emphasis on the targeting of women and girls based on our organisational prioritisation of gender inequality and the particular vulnerability of women and girls living in poverty and affected or at risk of crisis. Generally, our targeting is focussed on the poorest, most marginalised and vulnerable members of society. The presence and capacity of other actors to meet needs and vulnerabilities isalso assessed.

To harness local knowledge and insight, we encourage a partner led targeting process. We target advocacy at key influencers such as political representatives, local authorities and other influential groups who are positioned to advance the interests of target populations. InRwanda, during PG1, the first districts in which we worked were chosen based on their poverty and horticultural profile. Then beneficiary households were chosen based on a home grown social mapping called #Ubudehe[1]# which places households in four vulnerabilitycategories. From the households of category 1 and 2, we targeted women and young girls, making up 30% of total beneficiaries. The final selection was then done in consultation with local partners based on the openness of beneficiaries to new business models and new farming techniques and a track record of having embraced change in the past.
OxItaly Protection and HP for migrants General Objective: To contribute to ensuring that the safety, dignity and human rights of all people on the move are respected and their access to essential services in Greece is granted.

Specific objective: To adapt the social services and psychosocial support to asylum seekers in Greece to the new constraints posed by COVID-19 and beyond.

Oxfam Italy will provide technical support to the project through it's regional coordinator and it's regional technical advisor.

The Regional coordinator is in charge of ensuring the coherency of the European Migration Response Program and the quality of the program according to Oxfam humanitarian standards. S/he ensures the liaison of the program with the global humanitarian team and is accountable for it.
Within the CDCS project, s/he willensure the coherency of the project with the whole program, providing strategic steer where necessary. S/he will also visit the project locations to meet the partners.

The Regional technical advisor is in charge of supporting the development of the European Migration Response Program, through the scouting of funding opportunities related to migration in Europe both from institutional and private donors, and through supporting the country teams in pursuing them. S/he also ensures the donor compliance and that Oxfam bidding process is secured. S/he is in charge of coordinating an inter-affiliate funding group to seek funding opportunities through affiliates home donors and other common donors.
Within the CDCS project, s/he will support the project team in seeking additional funds for the activities in Greece, on the basis of the needs emerging during the project implementation.
CO-Covid-19 Response in Afghanistan (Mar To prevent and reduce the spread of COVID-19 infection and protect the most vulnerable from the negative impacts of emergency measures to control and respond to the outbreak

Food security and Social Protection Objectives
Contribute to food security during COVID-19 emergency measures, for the most food insecure, vulnerable displaced, refugee returnee or host community households following theAfghanistan Food security and agriculture cluster (FSAC) recommended norms.

Water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) Objectives
Contribute to proper understanding of the COVID 19 diseased through public health promotion on the spread and prevention of COVID 19 and the debunking of fake news and provision of water and hygiene kits especially for women and girls, pregnant women, children and the elderly.

Protection against Gender Based Violence
Contribute to prevention of GBV through an updated gender analysis in the context of COVID 19 and deployment of a gender balanced team to easily access women, men, boys and girls, to identify and assess their needs and capacities.
REDUCTION OF INEQUALITIES-FAD The project entitled "Strengthening good practices and citizen mobilizations in favor of public policies adapted to the reduction of inequalities in the Sahel" is co-financed by the French Development Agency and executed by OXFAM France in partnership with the OXFAM missions in the Sahel Region including Burkina Faso, Senegal, Chad Niger and the West Africa regional platform and local civil society partners.
Its main objective is to Strengthen trust between the State and the populations at all levels toreduce inequalitiesin the Sahel.
The project is implemented in a context of acute crisis in the Sahel which is partly rooted in inequalities and a deep-rooted feeling of injustice among the population and in particular among young people. The coronavirus pandemic risks to amplifying this situation with expected negative impacts on people's livelihoods, value chains, and means of access to essential services. Tomeet these challenges, Oxfam  and its civil society partners: Femmes Actions et Developpement- FAD and TRI Niger proposes to work on the reduction of inequalities in the Sahel with the aim of strengthening the social contract between the Sahelian populations and the States of the region through the promotion of public policies to improve basic social services.
the populations of the regions of Maradi, Tahoua and Tillabéri who will directly benefit from all the activities, i.e. around 5 million people
the Target groups of this project is : National and local authorities (local authorities, decentralized services, Ministries, Parliament) media, researchinstitutions and 200 CSOs / associations of young girls and boys.
Through the project, some key indicators have been formulated: atleast 200 CSOs benefiting from the civil society leadership program against inequalities;
 At least one institutional policy is formulated or revised to allow young girls and boys to participate equitably in decision-making bodies.
 At least three bodies (national, regional and local) formally recognize the participation of young girls and boys
OGB-SORO KERA Empowering rural women In Mali, the impact of climate change has been heavily felt over the past 40 years with increased rates of desertification and flooding and serious consequences on food security (availability and accessibility of food, etc.). The rural women in Mali are feeling the effects of climate change in their daily lives. They find that once-reliable crops no longer grow or that the frequency of rains destroys their ability to earn a living, and with less access to resources than men, they find it harder to bounceback. Yet they know what needs to be done to help their households and communities adapt to climate change and build resilience. In addition to this, other challenges that affect their capacity include lack of access to credit, water and storage infrastructure, equipment and tools,and agricultural inputs such as organic fertilizers.

The project Soro Kera is in the Segou Region in Mali, specifically in the Baraouéli Circle and implemented with Oxfam’s local partner, the Association des Femmes Pasteuresde Baraouéli (AFPB). AFPB’s members have benefited from support with other projects (2 larger Danish/Belgium cooperation projects) in terms of savings mobilization, training for market gardening activities as well as local milk production. With the support of Oxfam, women have benefited from seeds andmarket gardening tools, but also from literacy sessions and training in farming techniques. Since then, they feel more autonomous, thanks to the income from market gardening products. To reinforce and sustain this support, the project intends the develop 2 community market gardening perimeters and the construction of a resource <(>&<)> service centre containing a storage warehouse that will benefit women and more broadly the community of the same area.

This project aims to support the rural women in Baraouéli to further professionalize and succeed in agribusiness by equipping them and strengthening access to essential and innovative infrastructure. It specifically invests in the development of a 7-hectare plotof land which includes a market garden perimeter and its fencing; the installation of watering basins; the installation of solar wells and drip systems on the plot, where they grow shallots, onions, pepper, potatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, and eggplant. Theproject supports the construction of a storage warehouse including a sales kiosk,a training room and heavy equipment (solar panel and refrigerated room). The project will ensure the purchase of small equipment and inputs, the facilitation of training and the implementation of visibility tools such as success stories.
CO-Country Office Turkey The country Office will coordinate and manage the project from the start. However, The partner in this project (KEDV) is in the process of becoming the Oxfam affiliate in Turkey, and hence the partner will gradually become the Country Office and lead andmanager of this project.
Counterpart BfW Work in Progress!! II WiP!#s theory of change identifies three key pathways # which inform our aims # to enable young people
from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future
in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence
development, while the third is about influencing.

Pathway 1: We build young people#s skills for today and
the future to find paid jobs or set up their own
enterprises.
Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can
employ more young people # improving the demand side of the market # and deepen their social and environmental impact.
Pathway 3: WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youth and enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with differentactors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supporting startups and SMEs.

Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interactto effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change.