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Inclusive LGBTI Radio Station in DRC Children's Radio Foundation (CRF) is working in partnership with Jeunialissime, a youth-led LGBTQI+ organization based in Kinshasa,to advance the debate on LGBTQI+ rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) through the Jeuniafrica project.

Using the radio, digital media and WhatsApp, the Jeuniafrica project aims to raise public awareness of the rights of LGBTQI+ communities and to combat the stigma directed against LGBTQI+ people in DRC. Through this project, local young reporters from Children's Radio Foundation (CRF) and Jeunialissime, local organizations advocacting for LGBTQI+, and their allies from other community-based organizations, will receive training in the use of radio as a tool to engage the general public in conversations about LGBTQI+ issues. The young reporters will produce weekly radio shows highlighting a wide range of stories and experiences of the LGBTQI+ community from a human rights perspective, to counteract the often negative and discriminatory messages coming from mainstream media outlets in DRC. These programs will be broadcasted in Lingala through local FM radio in Kinshasa, but also in French via SoundCloud and shared on several digital platforms.

Additionally, these radio programs will be accompanied with face-to-face events to engage with the target audiences directly, such as:
- Popular exchanges with the general public in universities and other public places;
- Sensitization workshops with mass influencers, such as religious leaders, journalists, lawyers, doctors, police officers, etc.
- LGBTQI + exchanges, workshopsand events for capacity building and personal development.

This way, the Jeuniafrica Project radioshows aim to open up a platform for LGBTQI+ communities to raise their voices and work together to create a more inclusive society by changing the hearts and mind of the general public.
Through the Jeuniafrica project, beyond just practical solutions to support the LGBTQI+ community, CRF and Jeunialissime will address the root causes of social exclusion againt LGBTQI+ people: the erroneous and negative perceptions that fuel anti-LGBTQI+ stigma and sentiments in DRC.

In 2018, the Jeuniafrica project was ranked second out of 400 entries in the first edition of NOW-US! Award in Amsterdam.
GRAISEA Rice programme DPA Cambodia GRAISEA RICE PROGRAMME
In January 2017 another value chain (rice) was added to the ongoing GRAISEA programme. This programme alignswith GRAISEAs existing theory of change, programme structure and time frame (though it runs 3 months longer). The rice programme intends to have improved livelihoods for women and men small-scale rice producers through more responsible and inclusive value chains,and private sector investments, and where women demonstrate economic leadership.

The programme works with stakeholders (farmer cooperatives, civil society, national governments and regional policy actors) and Private Sector (PS) (rice processing and buying companies) to develop gender transformative, equitable and responsible small-scale producer-led rice modelsin three key countries (Pakistan, Vietnam and Cambodia). Learning and recommendations in countries will be combined with analyses of regional and global sustainability initiatives and challenges in the rice sector, and used to influence policiesand practices of the involved PS partners, other companies in the rice sector via the Sustainable Rice Platform (SRP) amongst others, and in promoting responsible rice with the respective governments and regional bodies like ASEAN.

The management will be done byGRAISEA PMU. Oxfam Novib will be responsible for the implementation in Cambodia and Vietnam and for advisory support from the Land, Water and Pro-Poor Value Chains team in the Hague.This is for a total of 0,3 full time equivalent (FTE) for the full period of 18 months.
In Cambodia the rice project will be implemented by Development Partnership for Action (DPA). DPA is already a partner in the GRAISEA programme (see A-04254-07) but it was decided to register the rice project as a separate project.
CO- Country Office coordinates research This project involves analysis of existing care services and the wider care economy in Turkey. Through developing a better understanding of existing service provision, it aims to provide insights for policy advocacy and program development.
SOLIDARIEDADE - AICE Solidariedade Moçambique [Sold.Moz-ADS] is a national Mozambican Organization, founded 2012 in Nampula City, by a group of social and academic professionals which working in different organizations and universities (Nampula and Maputo city).  Solidariedade Moçambique [Sold.Moz-ADS], aims at contributing to a society where people are able and exercise their rights in a dignified manner, actively participating in the processes of development, governance and sustainable managing their own lives, through access to natural resources and good governance. SOLIDARIEDADE vision's is a  Country free of poverty, social justice for all, where each people can exercise their rights with condign life. The organization's mission's is to work with people who are poor andexcluded from their rights,as well as organizations to strengthen their power and position in decision-making processes that directly or indirectly affect their lives.
In all his action Sold.Moz-ADS approach the structural causes of poverty, injustice, and bad governance. Works with CBO, which represent local community, to improve their efficiency and efficacy on the defense of Human Right and participate on Natural Resource Management, which constitute the natural heritage.
In another hand Sold.Moz-ADS intends that the Community Human Right must be respected and safeguarded for whatever citizen, in way to valued Human dignity and respect for diversity.
In terms of typology, Sold.Moz-ADS is a membership or rights-holders based organization working on Extractive Industries, Governance and Social Protection. This partner will have contributed to AICE Long Term Outcome  I, I and II.
Asoociation Tiele Coura   ATC Association tiele Coura or ATC is an workers of the sex in order to help them to keep their smile and their physical or mental shape. The sex workers are stumbled to a big challenge that is their condemnation in their social environment that qualifies them of prostitutes.
 The present project targets prejudices and discriminations that sex workers are facing will be implemented in Bamako for 12 months . the imperfection for that is responsible him being presumed in to hide others Facing a identity stigma the project aimsnecessary to find some means to reduce psychological effects of the stigma on one self and to build itself/themselves an esteem of oneself in spite of the outside messages and internalized affirming the absence of dignity of such an identity.
This project expectsto reduce the condemnation of the workers of the sex and to help them to free itself/themselves of his/her/its effects on their life; through their regrouping and their union around their activity in order to heighten their picture.
Create  a space of monitoring,advice and training of the cut and sewing, for the workers of the sex in Bamako,;
To put a (10) groups of sex  workers able to express themselves ;
- To establish the communal organization within the 10 groups workers of the sex;
- To sensitize the national opinion on the work of the sex in order to bring a change of perception, pictures, prejudices or distrust with regard to the workers of the sex;
- To sensitize the workers of the sex on the advantages of their regrouping and the necessity to learn other profession
GRAIN Global Advocacy for Farmers Rights The overall objective of GRAIN's programme is to deepen public understanding of the forces shaping the global and local food systems and their impact on farming and food security, and to support social movements and civil society organisations in advancing towards food sovereignty. The 'seeds issue' was what got GRAIN started almost 30 years ago, and it is still a central area of work. The biodiversity in farmers' fields is eroding at alarming rates, while the corporate seed sector is reaching unprecedented levels of control through the push for hybrids, genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) and concentration. all over the world, social movements are sprouting up and growing to challenge these developments and establish networks to conserve and use localmaterials. This programme area allows GRAIN to be part of this movement and contribute with research and information work, as well as capacity and movement building support.



GRAIN implements pillar 4 in SD=HS project
VATJ -Vietnam Alliance Tax Justice The Vietnam Tax Fair Alliance (VATJ) was launched in June 2018. The goal of the Alliance is to target tax policies to ensure fairness for the sustainable development of Vietnam. The Alliance currently has three permanent members: the Institute for Economic and Policy Research (VEPR), Center for Education Promotion and Empowerment of Women (CEPEW) and Ech Phu Ho Social Media Organization. In addition, the Alliance also has 02 members who play an observing role: Vietnam Initiative (VNI) and Center for Development and Integration (CDI). Each member of the Alliance has its own strengths, contributing to various activities of the Alliance.
According to Decision No. 732 / QD-TTg issued by the Prime Minister on May 17, 2011, Vietnam is currently in the processof the Tax System Reform in the period of 2011-2020 (Tax Reform step IV ). This reform process aims to change the system of tax policies including taxes, fees and charges to serve the strategic objectives of the Party and the State. In the long term as well as in the period of September 2018to December 2020, VATJ will adhere to the National Assembly's agenda, making assessments for most of the tax policies discussed, toensure that the tax policies are fair and effective. Tax policies have been put on the agenda, and VATJ has been conducting an assessment including a draft to raise VAT, draft Property Taxes, and Tax incentives for the Draft Law on Special Areas and tax expenditures. VATJ will continue to stick to the National Assembly agenda to have corresponding advocacy research initiatives
With the assessment of context and opportunities for advocacy, VATJ plans to carry out the activities / main policy advocacy is as follows:
- Vietnam Comprehensive Tax System Reform Report (Comprehensive Tax Reform)
- Initiative to advocate policy through periodic forums on the topic of Tax Fair (expected annually). Tax forums are also an opportunity to continue research results and advocacy activities from previous tax research projects of VATJ. The forums are expected to become a recurring event of the press and the public, discussing hot issues about tax policy in Vietnam.
- Coordinate with state agencies and social organizations to carry out tax-related activities, specifically the case of tax evasion of ConocoPhillips Group in Vietnam.
- Report on tax avoidance and evasion in Vietnam.
CO-Country Office 506575 Stichting Oxfam Climate change is one of the biggest challenges faced by present generations and could threaten the survival of our planet if thereis no consensus on the future climate change regime which aims to keep the global average temperature increase below 2°C. Its adverse effects on ecosystems, infrastructure, welfare and human health are
already being felt throughout the world. The situation is particularly harsh for African developing countries, like Mozambique, which are already facing problems of poverty,food insecurity, access to water and other climate-dependent natural resources, sanitation, and access to financial and technological resources. Even though these countries have but marginally contributed to the problem of global warming (given their low-emission of greenhouse gases), they have now to pay a heavy toll to be able to adapt to different climate regimes.
In Mozambique, the adverse effects of climate change are today painfully visible, in spite of the ongoing efforts to implement some immediate measures to minimize these impacts on the ground. However, there was an urgent need to develop more effective long-term responses that would enable the country to buildits resilience to the significant changes ahead.
INEND#Collective Action for LBQ in Kenya Initiative for Equality and Non Discrimination (INEND) will carry out a heteronormativity policy and political audit on gender mainstreaming policies / affirmative actions in Kenya, as well as a needs assessment on the transformative leadership style capacities of LBQ / Non Binary Leaders and individuals in SGM organizations.

There is need to build transformative leadership of LBQ women to sustain LBQ organizing and to also ensure that LBQ women take up positions within the mainstream human rights organisations, Government institutions or elective positions, and even within the LGBTIQ/SW organising. This project intends to explore and identify the specific leadership needs for LBQ women/leaders that will enable them to build their leaderships and management skills, meaningfully participate and engage within different forums while sustaining credible LBQ organisations.  LGBT individuals need to be in decision making positions  to assist in pushing for policies or informing the LGBT movement, if there are any retrogressive laws  targeting directly or indirectly the LGBT and are going to be introduced for example in parliament. Some of this information by passes the community because of lack of the necessary skills to engage with legislators and other branches of government like executive and top echelon of the judiciary.
Empower Catfish Farmers-CP Oxfam Nigeria The Justice , Development and Peace Committee is an national NGO in Nigeria. Active in various Archdioceses in a number of States.
The Integrated Development Programme seeks to improve the economic and social status, ensure food security and access to social facilities for improved rural livelihood among participating farmers in Ibadan Archdiocese. Our beneficiariesare subsistence farmers; men, women youths and the underserved within the archdiocese irrespective of religious believe and affiliation. They are offered capacity building on sustaining agriculturalpractices, promotion of group marketing initiatives, strategic lobby, advocacy, Networking and linkages. The integrated development programme covers both the rainforest zone and the derived savannah areas of the archdiocese. In the derived savannah area,wework in Igangan 3 local government areas in Oyo state # Ibarapa north, Ibarapa East and Ido LGAs and Ayedaade and Irewole LGAs of Osun state.
Justice, Development and Peace Committee-Parish operates within a particular Parish from the grass-root level.
In this pilot project the program team is responsable for identifying fish farmers communities who can participate in the pilot, building confidence, get them motivated, participate in the trainings and capacity building activities for better management practices, help farmers to get better organised, assist in monitoring and evaluation of activities.
Provision of solar energy sources PEF has substantial experience in designing and overseeing the implementation of technical water and environmental infrastructure -and will lead on overseeing of the action, working closely with the CMWU and Oxfam team.
PEF has substantial experience in community mobilisation, hygiene promotion, and mass media campaigns in addition to designing and overseeing the implementation of water and environmental projects and will lead on implementing the community mobilization actions and supervise the installation of the solar system in the targeted facilities.
KULIMA _COVID-19 Emergency Response in M KULIMA Sofala 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 promotingsocio - economic development of poor communities.
KULIMA is the only organizationof Mozambican civil society who Participated in the response of Cyclone Idai in the year 2019 to 2020, together with Oxfam.
HO-Coordination support land inequality The collaboration aims to take advantage of Oxfam#s support in the next phases of the land inequality initiative: on one hand, by connecting ILC with Oxfam#s expertise and pre-existing work on inequality, thus avoiding overlaps and duplications of efforts; on theother hand, by maximising the visibility and impact of the initiative through the engagement of Oxfam#s experts and network.
CO-Support to South Sudanese refugees Oxfam is aiming to reach approximately 200,000 refugees and 70,000 people in host communities in Yumbe district by April 2018, withactivities including:
# Distributing gardening kits, tools and seeds (tomatoes, onions, egg plants, okra).
# Providing tools for people to dig trenches to connect their houses to water networks
# Construction of household latrines # including training of masons for construction of dome-slab latrines
# Building permanent drainable latrines in schools to prevent the spreadof disease
# Hygiene and handwashing promotion in schools: #Back to School Campaign#
# Installation of high-yield motorised solar boreholes to provide enough water for new arrivals to Bidibidi
CTDT empowering Farmers Rights Zimbabwe CTDT seeks to achieve poverty alleviation and sustainable development of marginalized communities by building farmers and households livelihoods capacities through research, technology innovation, technology packaging and dissemination, policy advocacy and lobbying and knowledge management, through gender# sensitive and people centred approaches.

CTDT implements for Pillar 1, 2 3 and 4. It implements farmer seeds enterprise called as Zimbabwe Champion Seeds, sells draught resistance maize, groundnuts,millet and shorgum.
WEE in Agriculture Under technical and financial support from Oxfam, Srer Khmer had implemented the project entitled Woman Economic Empowerment in Agriculture Project (WEEA) for a period of 12 months starting from 1st January 2020 to 31st December 2020 (phase II), funded by Oxfam with amount USD 35,000, work with existing target areas,  41 villages, 11 communes,  4 districts in Pursat province. The project is aiming to improve womens economic position in agriculture value chains so that women enjoy a bigger share of the value they produce, which focus on 4 objectives/outcome, 1). stabilizing existing 21 SfC groups which has been implement with farmers cooperative; 3). ACs) and 3WLAs; 2). saleforce/Taroworks system as a system to manage saving scheme; 3).influencing policy changes for better servicesfor women small holder farmers with a gender focus in the join monitoring indicator (JMI) of ASDP; 4). Strengthening and learning form GALS to promote  women leadership at AC and community level through influencing of institutions. This project work with 1,750 existing target beneficiaries, 80% women, they are landless farmers and small scale farmers.
Environment Protection and Income From June 2018 # June 2019, AYG has implemented the project #Enhance Resilience and Environment Protection (EREP)# which was fundedby OXFAM in the above-mentioned area. However, it was a pilot urban development project, but now the results and the good lessons learnt from the EREP project show that this project can be further scaled-up and make it more sustainable.
The entire leadership and management of the EREP project including the Zaranj trucks were handed over to local council and the project weremade self-sustainable, after a comprehensive MoU (commitment letter) was signed with representative of the local council and community elders.
Therefore, again AYG aims to use an inclusive approach by establishing a complex of income generation activities and building on the entire activities of the EREP project. AYG plans to implement an innovative project by creation of a Waste Segregation Centre.
This initiative was the result of several meetings with community members and community stakeholders. The community members have suggested to expand and scale-up the entire activities of the EREP project. The community members have agreed to take the leadership of the entire activities of the EREP project and in the future, will take over the entire management and control of other projects as well. For successful implementation of this project, AYG is proposing to undertake the following measures, actions and strategies:
Innovative ICT Rural Communities - close In February 2012, the Dutch National Postcode Lottery (National Postcode loterij) approved the large and innovative Dreamfund project #Internet Now!# to be implemented in Northern Uganda. Oxfam Novib will implement the project together with 3 other project partners: Arid lands information Network (ALIN), Inveneo and Samasource.

The project is to bring services providing work and income to rural communities in Northern Uganda through reliable, affordable and sustainable high-speed connection to the Internet (providing information access through ICT). One hundred centers will be established to cover 9 districts in Northern Uganda (Gulu, Amuru, Adjumani, Moyo, Kitgum, Pader, Lamwo Nwoya and Agago). These will form a social enterprise following an innovative business model. Each center will offer solar powered workstations housed in shipping containers together with daily support and training by company staff andvolunteers. The centers will be interconnected to the internet through Wi-Fi technology.

The social enterprise to be created by the project will be set up as an independent legal entity established locally in Uganda of which the initial shares will be held by the independent Dutch not for profit Stichting internet Now! SINFA which is to be established in the second quarter of 2012. One of the goals of the project is to make the company self-sustaining so its activities and contribution to the local community can continueafter the initial 3 year funding for the project. . SINFA will provide income generating services in the centres, such as employment through micro work, a specialised form of business process outsourcing.  The centres also will give access to an agricultural commodity platform, and other services, all driven by specially designed information technology.

The innovative approach of the internet Now! project requires an intense level of collaboration between all parties which is expressed in the project management structurewith a project management team with members of all the project partners working together in Gulu, Uganda on a daily basis. Next to that a coordination committee with members of all project partners will be established for the project all as further set out in theproject initiation document.