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Amenu Rice Project (Promoting Food Security in South Eastern Liberia) The project aims to create and expand the first large -scale domestic production of rice, Liberia's principle staple food, at the Zleh Town site of the AMENU Multi -Purpose Cooperative Society. It will improve profitability and sustainability of  production for about 2000  members engaged in rice cultivation, with expected income increase of 80% in fthree. The objective of the Cooperative is  to become the number one supplier of mill rice to the entire southeastern counties of Liberia, and to contribute towards the nation's food security.
DFID Results Project for Sustainable WASH in Fragile States This project will contribute to the promotion of and access to improve sanitation (household toilets, improve bath/shower houses, safe waste disposal) and access to safe potable water and improved hygiene practices
Sanitation in Poor peri-urban areas of Monrovia (ACP-EU Water Facility) 1. The project will improve the general health situation of 50,000 residents in 3 slum comunities in Monrovia by  decreasing the disease burden related to poor hygiene and sanitation practices:
WASH in Schools-Motserado County This project will be implemented in 20 Schools in Montserrado County to increase access to safe drinking water, Improved sanitation facilities and hygiene practice according to national standard / guidelines. The project will specifically provide: 20 latrines (New/Rehab), 20 Permanent Hand Washing stations, 20 Improved drinking water points (New/Rehab), establishment of 20 School Health Clubs
Post Ebola-Rebuilding the access to WaSH and Clinical Waste management in 4 PHU The Project intend to Improve WASH facilities and Waste Management of  four Public Health units in Monrovia and also build the capacity of Facility staff/health workers to the management of Wastes and wash facilities.
LIBERIA - Discretionary fund DF 2018-19 - unrestricted. This project will target mainly small proposals with focus on Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Women and Influencing. It will also be used for support costs. The Discretionary Fund (DF) for program will be allocated as a small project fund. The main objective of this proposal will be prioritising innovative initiatives. This initiative could come from partners, allies and Oxfam team.
Increasing County Health Teams Public Health Management Capacity This is the third revision of Oxfam component of the WASH Consortium work. It seeks to strenghten the Health Ministry  -County Health Teams (CHT) capacity to effectively manage and ensure access to & delivery of safe water and improved sanitary practices in six counties. Oxfam will work to increase the CHT capacity to plan, monitor, supervise,  support technical training, material & human resources. Field coordination on WASH activites linking the CHTs and actors working at community level will be scaled up in line with the Liberian government poverty reduction strategy. Oxfam has secured GBP512,830 to use up to 2010.
Urban Water, Sanitation & Hygien Access & Promotion The project would like to construct puplic toilet and shower block with septic tank, grease traps, drainage fields, and handwashing facilities (block of 6 latrines and 2 bathrooms) -8. It will construct motorised small water system for 3,000 people which is expected to produce 60,000 litres per day; it will ensure the construction of hand dug well and set -up facility O&M arrangement and will ensure community hygiene, sanitation, and point -of use water treatment promotion package.
Supervision and Strengthening  of Liberia WASH Consortium Programme To Increase sustainable access to and use of safe water, sanitation and hygiene practices for approximately 600,000persons in the Counties of Consortium interventions that will ultimately reduce the prevalence rate of diarrhoea and other waterborne diseases in Liberia
Improving WASH Results Programming in Liberia, through Consortium Work This project will ensure that targeted population in 6 counties of Liberia have equitable and sustainable access to improved water and sanitation services and are motivated to practice key sanitation and hygiene behaviours.
WASH in Schools-Montserrado County- YEAR 2 This project will be implemented in 20 Schools in Montserrado County to increase access to safe drinking water, Improved sanitation facilities and hygiene practices according to national standard / guidelines. The project will specifically provide: 20 latrines (New/Rehab), 20 Permanent Hand Washing stations, 20 Improved drinking water points (New/Rehab), establishment of 20 School Health Clubs (600 student, 40 teachers), build the capacity of stakeholders and government officials.
Increasing sustainability of existing gender justice interventions in Liberia We will organize a ‘marketplace' where we present activities or elements of one or more projects. This will require groups are informed about the elements that will be discussed in the ‘marketplace' workshop. Oxfam and partners (the challenge providers) will present the specific sustainability challenges related to the projects, while partners and other participants (‘solution providers' – students/academics, private sector actors, and others) would pitch their ideas. Afterwards, we will work with the pre -selected groups to help them develop implementation/business plans and some would be granted kick -start funding. We then monitor and provide technical support to ‘incubate' the ideas, then organize another event where they pitch their ideas to investors, donors, and philanthropists. At the end we would have a learning event to capture experience, knowledge and possibilities for exit to be used elsewhere.
Improving National Capacity for Cholera Control & Risk Reduction in Liberia This project seeks to improve the Emergency Preparedness and Response capacity of the Ministry of Health & Social Welfare (MoH & SW) county health teams in five counties. County health teams have the requisite management, resource, support and monitoring systems in place to prevent or respond to any reported cholera or acute watery diarrhoea outbreak within 24hours. The Phebe Hospital Water supply system is rehabilitated providing safe water access for patients and residents. A water quality testing lab is set up in the Ministry of Health as contribution to control measure for water borne disease.
Improving WASH services in underserved communities in Rivercess To increase access to safe water supply, sanitation and improved hygiene practices, that contributes to improvement of human welfare, development and Liberia's long -term development". The project specifically, targets a population about 7500 of whom 55% are female beneficiaries. This project will target 3 schools and 10 under -served communities with particularly high rates of chronic malnutrition coupled with low access to water, sanitation and hygiene.
Lberia Ebola Response Project This project will provide 38,000 direct beneficiaries in four slum communities with basic sWASH support that includes construction, rehabilitation, hygiene materials and education for 4 slum communities and 3 rural counties. Items for Hygiene education will include handwashing buckets, personal protection equipment (PPE), soap, bleach products, IEC materials etc in 4 ETUs in four slum communities in Monrovia.
Liberia Empowerment Programme on Women Rights (Haki Mkononi) The project will focus on community -level empowerment. It is evident that the greatest impact of bad policies, poor implementation of good policies, and the lack of good leadership is felt at the community level. This is continuing because the majority of the people who are within the lower and lowest echelons of the decision making pyramid are not consulted in policy development, nor are they fully educated on their role in effecting policy and reaping the resulting benefits. Based on this, the action will take a bottom -up approach, which will include the empowerment of community -based women's rights organisations and moving up to engaging national state actors for policy influencing. These approaches will focus on articulating:   • Article 6 and 7: Equality in marriage and divorce, 18 years as the minimum age of marriage, preference for monogamy, and protection of wives' rights in polygamous relationships;  • Article 14: Right to control fertility; protection from HIV/AIDS; and obligation to provide adequate, affordable, and available health services and medical abortion under certain conditions; and  • Article 15, 18 & 21: Women's land rights and the right to equitable inheritance to matrimonial and parental property areas which will lead to informed policy influencing and enhance women rights.  Once the capacity of people at the community level is built and strengthened, self -actualization ensues and the confidence to constructively engage government and demand them to account and ensure protection is advanced.   • Article 5:  Elimination of harmful cultural practices, prohibition of FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) backed by sanctions, obligation to provide public awareness programs.
Resumption of Sustainable WASH Programming in Liberia Following the EVD Recovery 1) Improved provision of WASH services and practices in health facilities and schools 2) Provision of sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene services in  rural communities  3) Functioning and sustainable water facilities which provide adequate and safe drinking water to target communities, including CLTS Communities  4) Key stakeholders in 5 counties and at national level have improved capacity to plan, deliver and monitor sustainable WASH activities   5) Key stakeholders at national, county levels are committed to demonstrate WASH leadership and coordination and improve governance in line with existing policies and strategy (SIP, SSP, CDP, etc) for 2015/2016.
Youth Education for Active Citizenship and Gender Equality (YEG) This project will be implemented in Montserrado in partnership with civil society organisations (CSO) Several activities will be carried out, key among these interventions/ strategies include: • Conduct Policy accountability dialogues on youths' right to education • Provide Youth groups with skills in gender -analysis, campaigning and leadership • Cnduct studies documenting gender -transformative learning outcomes in formal and group -education
Support vulnerable Women/Girls to cope with Covid-19 social and economic effects The project aims to minimize the socio -economic impact of COVID -19 to most vulnerable groups particularly women and girls in Montserrado County, Liberia.  The programme is implemented in two phases with funding from two contracts (Cat -Fund & Appeal Fund). A total of 2,100 individuals which is equivalent of 300 households benefited from the direct support provided by Oxfam during phase one and these same beneficiaries plus an additional 100 households will benefit from the programme in phase two. A total of 400 households which includes 2800 individuals will directly benefit from this unconditional cash assistant programme to meet their basic food and non food item needs.
Safe Drinking Water and Solid Waste Management in Ebola-affected townships The project will be complemented by ongoing WASH activities being undertaken by Oxfam and the Liberia WASH Consortium in the project area .   The project will aim to improve access to, and quality of, safe water and sanitation services of vulnerable Ebola -affected communities of West Point and New Kru Town in Monrovia and to support Solid Waste Management activities of 6 existing Community Based Enterprises (CBEs) in the same communities.
Emergency response to flooding in Margibi county Liberia September 2017 Oxfam Liberia is targeting to provide an immediate lifesaving support to 1,075 household that have been reported affected by the flooding through Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) intervention as described below.  Water • Chlorination and minor repairs of all wells with handpumps • Refresher training of 10 Volunteers to chlorinate the water points • Provision of 15litres/day to 1075 people for 1month + • Procure and install temporary 4 water storage tanks at Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps for drinking water  Sanitation • Provision of emergency toilets to the displaced population • Hydrated Lime treatment of the latrines  Hygiene Promotion and Protection • Printing messages and distribution of Information, Education and Communication (IEC) materials (Oxfam has already distributed 500 Pcs of IEC materials and further printing can be done since we have an existing supplier with approved messages. • Training 10 Volunteers on hygiene promotion (the volunteers include former Oxfam staff who already have vast knowledge in hygiene promotion) • Procure and distribute Hygiene promotion kits • Distribution of hand washing facilities (materials in Oxfam Liberia warehouse) • Hygiene promotion, education including gender protection
Strengthening Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountabilty and Learning in Liberia Joint monitoring visits by CMT to all projects in the country programme; bi monthly project verification exercises by the grants team, baselines surveys/assessments for incoming projects,  country learning review ,  annual partners' assessment, strengthen  of MEL systems for Oxfam and partners , Oxfam – Partner SMT Meetings, gender analysis/assessments for selected projects and programmes , Strengthen the capacity of Oxfam and partner staff on programme quality (monitoring, learning, accountability, engendering programmes etc) Support the documentation of learning and programme outcomes
Improving sanitation and hygiene in urban and peri-urban Monrovia Targeted population have increase sanitation coverage and improve hygiene practices in four urban slum settlements in Monrovia.
Productive Sanitation in Institutions and Public places of Liberia • This project aims to increase access to improved sanitation facilities in Monrovia and its environs for use by the poor urban populations, create employment opportunities for the urban poor specifically women and the youth through the management of the communal toilets and biogas innovations, promote use of the sanitation by products from the communal WASH facilities and enhance urban  enterprises and agriculture (gardening / irrigation) as well as contribute to policy and legislative debates in water and sanitation governance
Resumption of Sustainable WASH Programming in Liberia Following the EVD Recovery To increase access to safe water supply, sanitation and improved hygiene practices, that contributes to improvement of human welfare, development and Liberia's long -term development". The project specifically, targets a population about 9000 of whom 40% are female beneficiaries. This project will target 3 schools and the population of 10 under -served communities with particularly low access to water, sanitation and hygiene
Emergency WASH Response to Ivorian Refugees and Host Communities in Liberia The overall Objective of this project is: To improve equitable access to safe and clean drinking water and basic sanitation and hygiene facilities and contribute to the prevention, reduction of the spread and indirect impact of COVID -19 for 1150 refugees in camps and settlements in Grand Gedeh County.
Coordination of Liberia WASH Consortium Programme This project directly contributes to P00446  - Liberia WASH Consortium Programme. This project is created to cover the management costs of the Consortium in Liberia. It will account for the cost of Programme Coordinator and a national Finance/Admin staff member together with associated admin and logistical costs, as well as covering an Advocacy/Communications post and funding for external evaluation and audit. It has been decided to create a separate project for these costs, since this coordination function technically reports to the consortium board although the 3 staff members are recruited by Oxfam.
Strengthening WASH Sustainability in North East Liberia Schools and Communities 1) Improve provision of WASH services and practices in 1 health facilities and 17 schools.  2) Upgrade existing national Water point Atlas through nationwide water points mapping and conduct research on sustainability of water points in Liberia. 3) Improve provision of sustainable safe drinking water, safe sanitation and hygiene services in 88 underserved rural communities in the targeted counties.  4) Continue to develop the capacity of stakeholders in key institutions in the sector in the 5 counties and at national level to plan, support formation of County WASH teams, deliver and monitor sustainable WASH activities.   5) Regular Hygiene promotion awareness, including implementation Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) and Participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation (PHAST) in communities.  6) Build capacity of communities and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Rights Base Approach (RBA) and Influence stakeholders at national, county levels to demonstrate WASH leadership and coordination and improve governance in line with existing policies and strategy.
WASH in Schools supporting Liberia Recovery from Ebola Outbreak This Project is designed to contribute improving access to WASH service to 15 Schools in Montserado and Margibi Counties in Liberia, thereby directly benefiting students through access to water and sanitation facilities in the school as well as capacity building of both teachers and pupils in hygiene and health.
Coordinated Liberia WASH Consortium Monitoring and Evaluation using Smartphones The five Liberia WASH consortium agencies will use smartphones to collect data for WASH consortium and bilaterally funded WASH projects.  The software and phones will be used for baseline, evaluation and monitoring data.  The WASH Consortium Coordination Team, will develop the data collection survey forms and manage and analyse the collected data.  Key activities will be the purchase of smartphones, the creation of monitoring forms, training of member agency staff and local government, a stakeholder learning event and a final evaluation workshop.
Strengthening WASH Sustainability in Schools and Communities 1) Improve provision of WASH services and practices in 1 health facility and 17 schools.  2) Upgrade existing national Water point Atlas through nationwide water points mapping and conduct research on sustainability of water points in Liberia. 3) Improve provision of sustainable safe drinking water, safe sanitation and hygiene services in 88 underserved rural communities in the targeted counties.  4) Continue to develop the capacity of stakeholders in key institutions in the sector in the 5 counties and at national level to plan, support formation of County WASH teams, deliver and monitor sustainable WASH activities.   5) Regular Hygiene promotion awareness, including implementation Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) and Participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation (PHAST) in communities.  6) Build capacity of communities and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Rights Base Approach (RBA) and Influence stakeholders at national, county levels to demonstrate WASH leadership and coordination and improve governance in line with existing policies and strategy.
Förderung von Energieeffizienz in öffentlichen Gebäuden und Wasserkraft - Greening Public Infrastructure Promotion of energy-efficiency in public buildings and hydro power - Greening Public Infrastructure Das FZ-Programm soll Energieeffizienzmaßnahmen in öffentlichen Gebäuden sowie die Rehabilitierung regenerativer Energiequellen in der Republik Montenegro fördern. Die Maßnahme ist Teil der deutschen Klima- und Technologie Initiative (DKTI) und als FZ-Programm mit zwei Komponenten konzipiert. Durch die Komponente Energieeffizienz in öffentlichen Gebäuden (EEiÖG) sollen öffentliche Gebäude wie bspw. Verwaltungsgebäude, Ministerien, Schulen energetisch rehabilitiert werden und somit Energie eingespart und der CO2-Ausstoß verringert wer-den. Zielgruppe sind die Nutzer der sanierten Gebäude, wie z.B. Beamte und Angestellte im öffentlichen Sektor sowie Lehrer und Schüler. Das Vorhaben wird ko-finanziert mit einem Zuschuss der EU.Im Rahmen der Komponente Wasserkraft (WK) soll die Elektromechanik von 3 Erzeugungseinheiten erneuert werden. Damit soll eine Verlängerung der Lebensdauer des Kraftwerkes um ca. 30 Jahre erreicht werden. Hierdurch wird die Stromversorgung aus erneuerbarer Energie von ca. 300.000 Haushalten sichergestellt. Damit trägt das Projekt zur Vermeidung von CO2 Emissionen und somit zum Klimaschutz bei. The FC-program aims to promote energy efficiency measures in public buildings and the rehabilitation of renewable energy sources in the Republic of Montenegro. The measure is part of the German Climate and Technology Initiative (DKTI) and designed as a FC program with two components. The Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings component aims to energetically rehabilitate public buildings such as administrative buildings, ministries, schools, universities or hospitals. The Hydropower component is intended to rehabilitate the Perucica hydropower plant and thus ensure the long-term supply of renewable energy. Ziele des FZ-Programms sind die Verbesserung der Energieeffizienz in ausgewählten öffentlichen Gebäuden, sowie die Sicherung einer verlässlichen Energieversorgung aus erneuerbarer Energie. Damit soll ein Beitrag zur Reduzierung von Treibhausgasemissionen und zur Erreichung der INDC geleistet werden. Das übergeordnete entwicklungspolitische Ziel ist es, dass die Verbraucher/innen, die Bevölkerung und die Umwelt von einer nachhaltigen, effizienten und zuverlässigen Energienutzung profitieren. The FC-program aims to promote energy efficiency measures in public buildings and the rehabilitation of renewable energy sources in the Republic of Montenegro. The measure is part of the German Climate and Technology Initiative (DKTI) and designed as a FC program with two components. The Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings component aims to energetically rehabilitate public buildings such as administrative buildings, ministries, schools, universities or hospitals. The Hydropower component is intended to rehabilitate the Perucica hydropower plant and thus ensure the long-term supply of renewable energy.
Wasserversorgung und Abwasserentsorgung (Adriaküste V) (BM) Water and Sanitation Adriatic Coast (accompanying measure) Ziel der Begleitmaßnahme ist die institutionelle Stärkung des kommunalen Wasserbetriebs in Ulcinj (ViK) in technischen, finanziellen und organisatorischen Fragen. Der Consultant unterstützt gemeinsam mit Vodacom das ViK bei der Entwicklung und Umsetzung von nachhaltigen Geschäftsstrategien, Controlling- und Steuerungsstrukturen und Prozessen sowie im angemessenen technischen und finanziellen Betrieb. Damit soll gewährleistet werden, dass das ViK Ulcinj seine betriebswirtschaftliche Performance steigert, um auch nachhaltig den Betrieb der finanzierten Infrastruktur gewährleisten zu können, und die Dienstleistungserbringung gegenüber den Kunden verbessert. Water and Sanitation Adriatic Coast (accompanying measure) Begleitmaßnahme zur Verbesserung der Wasserver- und Abwasserentsorgung in Montenegro Water and Sanitation Adriatic Coast (accompanying measure)