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Displacement of people in Moyale, Kenya Rapid assessment of Water supply, sanitation and hygiene promotion needs of 15,000 affected people currently living in camps and host community in Moyale. Setting up of water supply, treatment (HTH disinfection and testing kits), storage, distribution systems to meet the needs of 15,000 people, construction of latrines for affected populations in camps, construction of solid waste disposal and drainage system at the camps. Training of health promotion volunteers.  Safe programming  - around design and location of Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) infrastructures to ensure that risks are considered and adequate consultation is done with affected women and men, girls and boys.
Building grassroot women participation in budget making processes for essential Empowered citizens particularly women, youth and marginalised groups influencing government decision–making processes with evidence on tax policy, development plans, revenue management and budgets for the delivery of public services, and  hold duty bearers and service providers to account for cost -effective and equitable delivery of those services.
Sustainable Livelihoods through Value Chain Development for Pastoral Communities Building markets through investment in business services and in trader/producer organizations; influencing government policies to support the development of markets; working with government, private sector and local communities to ensure the project is sustainable both environmentally and economically.
Nairobi informal settlement sanitation project Poor sanitation is a major problem in all slum or informal settlements in Nairobi.  An absence of sewer lines and lack of available land for on -plot sanitation are major obstacles to increasing sanitation coverage.   This project aims to work with existing stakeholders and pilot two technologies (urine diversion latrines & improved bucket latrine) which we believe have potential for replication and scale up within informal settlements.
Transparent, accountable and sustainable management of the extractive industries The project will work with partners and the Civil Society Oil and Gas Platform and Platform members to monitor and influence important legislative decision -making processes.  At the local level, the project will provide technical support to communities in Turkana, Kwale and Kakamega Counties and work with local government to monitor the developments of the extractive sector in regards to the general governance of the sector.
Building Resilient, Adaptive and Disaster-Ready Communities in Kenya - To use the planning grant provided to develop a full proposal to be funded by Visa Corp. for 5 years.  - This will involve:       Holding consultations with Asal Humanitarian Network (AHN) partners to socialize the concept of Anticipatory Action and the necessary Digital Financial Inclusion, to identify likely partners (civil society, government, financial service institutions and tech partners, scientific organizations), develop the national Building Resilient, Adaptive and Disaster Ready Communities (B -READY) project objectives, activities, and ways of working, and develop country -level B -READY implementation proposals      Commissioning a scoping study to ascertain the priority hazards, counties/sub -geographies and target populations to be supported during the full project implementation.      Holding partner  -level consultations to agree on the budget, Monitoring, Evaluation and Accountability and Learning (MEAL) framework and indicators for the full proposal.      Holding workshops with Oxfam America and colleagues from other implementing countries e.g., Philippines, Vietnam, Lebanon and the United States (US) (Puerto Rico) validate the developed proposal.
Advancing Inclusive and Sustainable Management of Kenya's Emerging Oil Sector This project will empower and nurture women and youth in Nairobi informal settlements to actively influence their local decision making processes by getting organized and participating in the available opportunities in order to realize responsive services.
Registration of the population in the North & Central  part of Turkana District The project emphasis will be to conduct household economy analysis (HEA) baseline to obtain relevant information for wealth ranking and for describing targeted groups; comprehensive information - and sensitisation campaign, global registration and verification of all individuals and households, together with collecting Global Positioning System (GPS) data, biometrics (fingerprints) and photos of future card holders followed by a wealth ranking exercise; finalise report to donor by March 2013.  Resources required – additional staff to carry out the registration, vehicles, and specialised communication equipment to carry out the exercise.
Dadaab host community & refugee drought response programme Project will support funding shortfall for livelihood (donkey/cart) activity for vulnerable women, equipping 3 newly drilled host community boreholes and will ensure security measures are completed in Oxfam's Ifo 2 office and staff residence.  Relocating staff here much closer to the beneficiaries will both increase the effective time staff can spend with refugees and contribute towards an acceptance strategy.
Preventing Hunger and Loss of Livelihoods due to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Kenya The project will focus on reinforcing positive behavioural change to reduce the public health risks of COVID -19 and respond to needs of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) survivors in Mukuru and Korogcho urban informal settlements of Nairobi targeting 2,000 households (10,000 people).  OXFAM will work with the following partners; Mukuru Youth Initiative in Mukuru Kwa Reuben and  youth group that will be  identified in Korogocho settlement in daily community perception tracking (CPT) (collecting community perceptions to understand the evolving context on COVID -19), and weekly analysis by Oxfam public health teams to better document on -going context analysis,  swiftly adapt programmes based on communities' perception, to advocate on behalf of communities and to effectively monitor changes in comprehension and behaviours.  OXFAM will also work closely with Aifluence a social media network company that will identify ‘nano influencers' who are trusted by communities to share Public health messages through this network, and impact will be measured by the CPT. Behaviour change will be further reinforced by Community Based Organisations (CBOs) curating social media conversations, and other activities such as through song, video, theatre, murals etc.  Through Safaricom's closed loop voucher system, the project will provide funds for 10,000 people (18000 HH) to access soap and water for nine months, and dignity kits for women in 1,500 HH.  The partners in Mukuru and Korogocho will identify kiosks/shops that will be part of the scheme, register vulnerable households and mobilise people. This approach will also stimulate the local economy that has been greatly affected by measures undertaken by the government to curb the spread of COVID -19. Oxfam will work closely with CBOs to install Oxfam handwashing stations at strategic points in informal settlements (such as schools, markets). Documentation of success and challenges will be shared with the Ministry of Health (MoH) and
Household Economy Approach Baselines in Turkana, Kenya HEA Baselines and integrated market system analysis will be used to develop a more in -depth understanding of livelihoods in Turkana and be used to; to inform the design of relevant livelihoods interventions and strategies; help in the design of an effective early warning and  -response.  It is hoped that this would result not only in more timely interventions, but also in more suitable response options targeted towards livelihoods protection.
Camel Restocking: support to households affected by climatic shocks, Turkana The project aims at re -distributing camels and shoats in order to assist pastoralists whose livestock holding has fallen below sustainable levels due to the adverse effects of climatic shocks. The project will lead to enhanced food and income security of the beneficiary households in Kataboi, Nabwel  -Ekorot, Nariokotome, Nachukui and Loarengak, Kapua, Kanukurudio -Katiko villages of Turkana north District. The beneficiaries will learn and adopt the rearing of camels since their environment is suitable for camels rearing .The project will be implemented by Oxfam with participation of other stakeholders -e.g. Department of Livestock Production.
Protracted Relief & Recovery Operation (Phase 4) and Cash Pilot in Turkana The projects supports food aid delivery to 221700 beneficiaries in Turkana north (North and Turkana west districts) and Turkana central (central and Loima districts) - i.e., 112,300 and 109,400  beneficiaries in Turkana north and Turkana central  respectively. These beneficiaries will be entitled to food aid (cereals, pulses, Corn soya blend and veg. oil) on a monthly basis.    The second phase has incorporated and out of  51,790 beneficiaries (app. 8,000 h/holds) pilot cash intervention will be for 600 households.
Empowering casual women domestic workers to participate in decision making This project will generate appropriate information on the specific governance issues that affect women who live in Nairobi City's informal settlements and rely on domestic casual opportunities as their main livelihood sources. This information will be utilized to design responsive governance project that will provide these women with the necessary capacity to advocate and claim their status in local decision making processes. It will also equip them with responsive skills that will promote marketability and quality of the services they offer with increased incomes in order to improve their livelihoods and their dependants.
2010 Referendum Preparedness Project This project will cover pre -positioning and preparedness costs associated with a referendum for a new constitution.  Oxfam will deploy a public health advisor and a peace building and conflcit management coordinator in Eldoret which is one of the affected hotspots.  In the event that the referendum passes peacefully, minimal costs will be incurred and remaining money will be returned to CATFUND.  Should a response be required, existing staff will be in the position to design and initiate a response during which time this project will be revised and additional funds raised to respond appropriately to emerging humanitarian needs
Building effective advocacy approaches on Women's Economic Empowerment and Care We will build alliances to promote new policies for public -sector investment, advocating good practice on measurement and policy design alongside effective implementation, while leveraging international commitments and events. We will work with others to shift social norms on gender norms and perceptions of unpaid care, changing public discourse and building an enabling environment which legitimises investment in infrastructure and services. Finally, we will ensure sustainable change by building capacity among women's rights organisations and youth movements to own and advocate for Unpaid Care and Domestic Work (UCDW), and to support the representation of women and youth carers in national -level decision -making on unpaid care work. We will continue to develop and disseminate our research and learning and build capacity and alliances among government, private sector and media stakeholders as cross -cutting areas of work.
Dadaab (IFO2) Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) project Project has been set up to manage WASH infrastructure and services for IFO2 refugee camp in Dadaab for 2010.  This is the first phase of a planned 3 -year commitment from Oxfam, which will benefit planned relocation of 40,000 refugees.  Oxfam will provide technical advisory and coordination support to the existing operational agencies (UNHCR, CARE, NRC) to help ensure minimum SPHERE standard in the WASH sector are met. The initial catfund will be used in recruitment, staff accommodation and offices some drilling work.
Research to conduct a private sector trend analysis in Kenya The project is on a research on private sector (PS) trend analysis in strategic partner countries (SPCs), which helps provide Oxfam with good insights of the current trends of the PS work in the countries and along value chains that relates to UK -based companies The Project looks to support efforts by Oxfam Great Britain (OGB)'s private sector engagement (PSE) team in developing PSE strategy paper for specific countries such as Kenya.
Time To Care: Improving Gender Equality and Care Infrastructure in Kenya Oxfam in collaboration with partners will implement a 6 -year Programme dubbed ‘Time to Care' in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kiambu and Nakuru counties in Kenya. The project aims to improve gender equality and care infrastructure for women and girls in Kenya.  The Care Project will directly benefit 5,916 people and 2,021,800 people indirectly and will take an intersectional approach challenging gender social norms and inequalities experienced by domestic workers and unpaid caregivers, particularly women and girls in Kenya. The project aims to ensure that they are treated with dignity and respect within their communities and are able to fully exercise agency and decision -making so that they can lead fulfilling lives and have equal opportunities to participate fully in economic, social, cultural, and political spaces. Some of the innovative approaches will include a combination of research, stakeholder engagement i.e., employment -based influencers (opinion leaders, traditional and religious leaders, media, teachers, female employers of domestic workers etc.) behaviour change communication campaigns and capacity building.
Covid-19 response, Social Safety Nets for Vulnerable Households, Kenya 20,000 most vulnerable households to be targeted for cash transfers mostly comprising women, the elderly, the chronically ill, persons with disabilities and child -headed households,. Oxfam will work with the following partners: Kenya Red Cross Society, Concern, ACTED, Wangu Kanja Foundation, Centre for Rights Education and Awareness (CREAW) and Impact Initiatives to provide monthly cash transfers for three months starting in May 2020 valued at KES 7,668 (EUR 68) per household per month, which is 50% of the Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB ). The action will complement the cash transfer programme with GBV prevention interventions to mitigate any Gender Based Violence related risks such as intimate partner violence that may arise as a result of disbursing cash to women. The project will deliver messaging to targeted communities encouraging the redistribution of care work between men and women in households and communities. The Gender Based Violence mitigation strategies will help protect women and girls at risk of sexual and other physical violence that prevails during lockdown.
Drought and emergency response, Kenya Oxfam will reach about 600,000 drought affected people in Wajir and Turkana with clean water and sanitation. It will also carry out cash transfers so that people can access food and clean, safe water as well as working on the maintenance and repair of water points. Health promotion and information will be delivered through radio programmes, and Community mobilisers (volunteers) will do training on hygiene and sanitation in schools
Turkana Basic Education for All This project, in line with the current Oxfam strategy for Turkana that has identified education as one of the main pillars that can catalyse lasting change, supports access to and improved quality of basic education in Turkana. This will consolidate the gains already realised in education in Turkana through advocacy and support to quality education, and sees the project's expansion to new areas in central, south and northern Turkana, aligned to greater geographical integration with other sectors of intervention across the programme. A total of 42,100 pupils (boys and girls) will benefit directly while additional 22600 will benefit indirectly.
Mitigating The Impacts of Climatic Shocks in Livestock Based Livelihoods-Turkana VSF Belgium will lead a consortium of five international agencies that will collectively be responsible for implementation of a 3 -year EU (VSF -B) funded aimed aims to support, strengthen and institutionalise existing drought response mechanisms to develop into a more effective and timely mechanism. The project will work with 30,000 people to strengthen the community based drought mitigation and contingency planning.  The key activities will be stakeholders planning meetings, training of community groups in drought preparedness.
Horn of Africa Regional drought response, Kenya Oxfam will reach about 300,000 people in Wajir and 18,000 people in Turkana with clean water and sanitation. It will also carry out cash transfers so that people can access food and clean, safe water as well as working on the maintenance and repair of water points.  Health promotion and information will be delivered through radio programmes, and Community mobilisers will do training on hygiene and sanitation in schools. There will be provision of jerry cans, buckets etc for water storage.
Ending Violence Against Women in Kenya The project aims to develop and improve judicial training apparatus, champion impartiality of judges, magistrates & kadhis and promote gender justice reform, diversity & inclusivity. While leveraging on technology through mobile applications, the project will be providing, real time connection between survivors and GBV service, enabling survivors to get a quick and direct response with the GBV service provider and allow them to report and have a one -on -one conversation. The apps will aim to educate the masses on Gender Based Violence and also reach out to those who could be potential first responders. They will also collect data on GBV, which will help in researching and implementation of policies against GBV, which, in the long run, will create a safer environment. The apps will contribute to the de - stigmatize   mental health, reduce suicide rates and offer online therapy.
Fresh Life Toilets in Nairobi Informal Settlement Schools This project will provide much needed sanitation facilities for 10 primary schools within Mukuru informal settlement.  More importantly through support to a local private sector partner it seeks to explore a commercial business model for collection and recycling human waste which will provide livelihood opportunities and generate incentives for improved sanitation practices within informal settlements.
Monitoring of Strategic water points for drought early warning in Kenya The project will develop a monitoring system for water systems (availability, supply/demand, and market indicators) as part of an early warning system for drought within Kenya.  The objective is to establish trigger levels that will mark the transition into drought conditions, allowing for a timelier drought response.
Dadaab (Ifo 2 East & kambioos) Refugee WASH Programme - Phase 3 Continuation of a programme started in 2010 programme to provide WASH services for refugee and by setting a high standard of quality to improve the overall quality of assistance that all refugees are receiving. Oxfam will be operational in Ifo 2 East and Kambioos camps.  Oxfam will work closely with other agencies in other Dadaab to help ensure minimum SPHERE standard in the WASH sector are met.
Saving Livestock assets through fodder Pre-positioning, Turkana District, Kenya This project targets 400 vulnerable pastoralist households in Turkana north through prepositioning of fodder to enhance timely and appropriate response to avert loses related to droughts.  Changes in practice among herders will be enhanced mainly on the emergency livestock fodder distributions as opposed to their tradition of rearing and herding of shoats in severely depleted rangelands.  Oxfam will implement the project with support from veterinary and livestock departments and the beneficiary households.  The main activities will be identification  of beneficiaries, fodder suppliers and distribution of fodder and supplementary feed ration.
The Tax Dialogue Kenya In recognition of the significant role that the private sector have to play in tax and domestic resource mobilization, the Tax Dialogue in Kenya project will engage private sector actors  - investors and companies  - to participate in dialogue on responsible corporate tax practices. The objective of the conversations will be to build a mutual understanding of the challenges and opportunities arising from big businesses establishing a connection between corporate social responsibility and taxation. Through dialogue and exchange of perspectives the ambition is to build trust and create an environment for improved practices and recognition of efforts to enhance corporate tax responsibility. It is centred on the need to create a safe -space for constructive multi -stakeholder dialogue on responsible corporate tax behaviour with the aim of enhancing domestic resource mobilisation to finance sustainable development and the social contract between tax payers, governments and society as a whole.
Democracy, human rights, public education for all and green transition, Kenya Empower and facilitate women, young people, and communities of Kenya to live in a more equal, just, peaceful and sustainable country that leaves no one behind and provides a resilient, sustainable future through just economies, gender - and climate justice.
Food Security Crisis Intervention in Nairobi Urban Informal Settlements The project emphasises interventions that are appropriate to the urban context. As access and affordability is the main driver of food insecurity in urban informal settlements, the Consortium of Oxfam GB, and Concern Worldwide through their partner organisations will implement cash transfer interventions. This is meant to offer immediate relief to target communities being affected by the increase in food prices over a period of eight months. The project proposes usage of existing mobile phone technology to expedite transfer of aid assistance by the poor. Partners will be engaged in effective targeting of beneficiaries and monitoring .
Street Conversations for radical social change Running the street conversations, align activities with the budget making process in conjunction with the Tax Justice team, production and dissemination of the digital content, public stunt/forum and pitch a news feature story with Citizen TV.
Realising rights by mobilising fair extractive sector revenues in Kenya The overall objective of the program is focused on reducing inequality and improved realization of human rights as a result of more progressive, transparent and accountable mobilization and use of extractive sector revenues in sub -Saharan Africa. The project looks to ensure that extraction -affected communities and community -based organizations in Kenya are able to demand greater accountability from their governments for the mobilization and use of extractive sector taxation revenues; that civil society organizations effectively influence government authorities in Kenya to improve resource mobilization from the extractive sector through a combination of increased transparency, closing legal loopholes that facilitate tax avoidance and more effective enforcement of tax and revenue collection policy and on the regional level, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) successfully engage with African Union (AU) institutions as well as relevant international forums, to promote further cooperation within Africa to end extractive sector related tax avoidance and illicit financial flows. The project will be implemented in Kwale, Taita Taveta and Kilifi Counties, through partner organizations working in these counties, from 2023 to 2025.