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CEW-IT INFLUENCING GRANT PROJECT CEW-IT intends to implement activities are aimed at ensuring that youths and women in 12 districts of Uganda have adequate space toexpress themselves, assemble and organize, and can influence the policy agenda so that they attain full realization of their rightsto employment and quality services. Such activities will include those that bring the youths and women together and unleash their creativity <(>&<)> confidence on how to identify <(>&<)> challenge the underlying causes of their vulnerability to discrimination <(>&<)> exclusion; those that promote linkages amongst the youths <(>&<)> women with other strategic actors at different levels; and those that provide them platforms on which to participate in policy <(>&<)> decision-making processes and demand for the protection oftheir rights in service delivery.

This will result in improved participation of the vulnerable youths and women in decision makingforums and economic groups and hence their increased access to productive resources such as land and capital, and opportunities forexpression, engagement, employment and improved quality services in health and education within their respective communities and districts.
Economic and Social Development Cen SIDA programme has four inter-related outcomes that will be targeted: (1) Small-scale agricultural farming systems are more productive, sustainable, and responsive to market demand in the selected commodity value chains, through a market system approach.(2) Market systems in selected VCs are efficient, transparent, inclusive and rewarding for women and men small-scale producers. (3) Enabling policies and market regulations are more inclusive and better promote the interests of small-scale producers; and,GoI violations of IHL and IHRL are challenged. (4) Local partners and relevant sector organizations can practice market systems approach for pro-poor and resilient agriculture development. As part of SIDA programme, ESDC will be one of the partners working under a market systems approach to introduce interventions that tackle some of the bottlenecks and constraints within their respective value chain. ESDC wellwork on the cucumber value chain, introducing interventions that aim to address some of the constrains particularly facing small scale cucumber farmers. Furthermore, ESDC will work alongside other partners to identify policy and cross-cutting issues across the agricultural sector, mobilizing farmers and initiating collective campaigns to address these issues. The interventions will be at various levels across the value chain, including at farm level (production), market systems level (demand), and enabling environment (policies and institutions). Work on these value chains will be undertaken withdifferent market actors, including producer groups, cooperatives, social enterprises, unions and federations, private sector, and relevant ministries.
Management Indonesian Partner Inception Oxfam's vision is to establish multi-functional landscapes in which smallholders, their communities (including women and indigenouspeoples), local authorities, and plantation companies have applied participatory land use planning. Oxfam's work on the FAIR Company Community Partnerships started in 2014. FAIR represents 4 key principles: Freedom of Choice, Accountability, Improvement and sharing of benefits, Respect for Rights and the environment.  The long-term objective of FAIR Partnerships implementation is to demonstrate a holistic landscape level approach in Indonesia in support of community/smallholder-inclusive growth in the palm oil sector. In order to go from the concept of FAIR Company Community Partnerships to vision five consecutive steps havebeen defined: 1. Research; 2. Scoping; 3. Co-creation and preparation; 4. Demonstration projects; and 5. Up-scaling and mainstreaming.

This project covers thefirst year of the 4th step: an inception phase which concludes the co-creation and further prepares local level project implementation. Purpose of the proposed 9-month inception phase is to establish/meet sufficiently detailed preconditions for the FAIR Partnership demonstration project participants. Project locations are: 2 out of 3 short-listeddemonstration project locations: Pelalawan in Riau, Tanjung Jabung Barat in Jambi, and Sekadau in West Kalimantan.

Oxfam Country Office in Indonesia manages all activities in Indonesia and will work together with 2 partner organisations the Consortium for Agrarian Reform (KPA) and the Union for Palm Oil Smallholders (SPKS).
WALHI Jatim - KAMI IBU BUMI - ID The seizure of people's lands and properties continues to rise as a result of the expansion of oil, gas, and mineral mining in EastJava. In the oil and gas sector, at least 63 Mining Work Areas (MWA) operate in East Java, 31 MWA with exploitation status, and 32 MWA with exploration status. Data collected through Korsup KPK (Koordinasi-Supervisi Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi/Coordination-Supervision of Corruption Eradication Commission) for Mineral and Coal Mining show the area of mining land in East Javahas reached 551,649 hectares. It indicates a 535% increase within only 4 years.

The increasing amount of land needed for mining industries will lead to the continued shrinking of people's living spaces and potentially trigger soaring poverty rates. This situation will continue to lead to the separation of many women's groups from their living spaces (means of production, land, history, social relations, and ecology), and add new social burdens as the patriarchal system continues to persist.

"KAMI IBU BUMI (We Are Mother Earth)" project isdesigned to open women's participation on environmental governance in East Java. This project includes the following activities:

(1) Jamboree of Women Lived-Space Fighters in order to encourage the establishmentof a network and organization in East Java;

(2) Strategic meeting of women's groups with the district and provincial governments to encourage the strengthening of women's leadership capacity in ensuring good governance and development with ecologicaland gender perspectives;

(3) Systematic Women's Learning Class in order to create, consolidate and disseminate knowledge between women's groups (community), NGOs and academics; and

(4) Making Documentary Film on Women and Mining in East Java to show women's position, role and relationship to their lived-space and their struggle against mining industries expansion.
CO-OPTI MENA Regional Platform gives a boost to its gender expertise with this contribution. The gender advocacy coordinator will ensure participation in regional workshops and meetings. Next to this, a gender and communication workshop will be organized, as well a process towards a clearer regional gender profile based on Oxfam's core values. On top of this, for Yemen, Iraq and Syria and incident management training will be organized as the local situation requires this.
The process will also look into future funding possibilities in a regional workshop to be organized in Amman, Jordan. The workshop is meant to deliver two concept notes on two work streams to target different donors. This plan is the result of a joint discussion held in Amman with countries and affiliates.
EFVSL Support to South Sudanese refugees n line with the United Nations Refugee and Host Population Empowerment (REHOPE) framework and the Government of Uganda#s SettlementTransformation Agenda, the South Sudan Refugee Response  seeks to support both the emergency needs of recently arrived refugees, and medium to long-term interventions to support both refugees and their host communities, focusing on economic stabilization, prevention and response to sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) and improved service delivery. The goal of the South Sudan refugee response program is to save lives, reduce suffering and inequality; protect human dignity for female as well as male refugees and host community members in targeted regions of Uganda. To achieve this goal, three strategies will be employed: First, direct response to the refugee needs; Secondly, building capacity and influencing humanitarian programming of the Government, NGO partners and UNHCR; andthirdly, feeding evidence and gained experience to national, regional and global campaign on humanitarian needs and rights of the vulnerable
OXFAM will support initiatives aimed at continued stability of refugees and host communities, and service provision. Priority sectors for OXFAM will be WASH, gender and protection, Emergency food security andvulnerable livelihoods and Advocacy and influencing. The focus will be on stabilization of the targeted refugee settlement areas of Rhino Camp and Imvepi (in Arua), Bidibidi (in Yumbe) and Palabek (in Lamwo) where emergency services have to transition tomore stable and sustainable service provision arrangements. Progammes will include peace building and advocacy, gender mainstreaming, research, adoption of new sustainable technologies andsupport to affected district authority systems to strengthen their service delivery in refugee hosting areas (priority sectors: Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, Protection and Livelihoods). Oxfam will aim at ensuring that activities in all sectors are gender sensitive, environmentally friendly and contribute to reduce the increased pressure on natural resources. This is essential to reduce conflict between refugees and host community.
To strengthen vocational skills and income generating options among 250 refugees and host-communities HHs (70:30 ratio) to sustain food and livelihood security by Jan 2019.

2.2 Specific Objectives:

# To train 25 refugees and host-community youth on apprenticeship skills through attachment to Local Artisans by Jan 2019
# To build capacity of at least 112refugees# and host communities HHsto engage in goat rearing and management as alternative income generating options by Jan 2019

3.Key outcomes and activities for proposed programme

3.1 Outcomes

# Entrepreneurial skills among the youth strengthened
# Production capacity amongtheyouth strengthened for Income earning opportunities enhanced
# Women participation strengthened
Réduire la vulnérab des femmes trav The project will lead to a policy document calling for consideration of the needs and interests of small-scale farmers in the policies and mechanisms regulating the olive oil sector. Small-scale farmers will be involved through a large consultation to ensure their needs are reflected. FTDES will present  Civil society recommendations to reduce inequalities in terms of opportunities between small and large-scale farmers to policy makers.
It will conduct a consultation of small-scale farmers on reforms proposals and then propose reform avenues to reduce inequality in opportunity between small- and large-scale farmers.
TICAH #Bringing In the Voices of Elders# The Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health (TICAH) was established in 2003 to heal self and others by enhancing the links between health and culture # between healing, community, and indigenous ways of knowing, of connecting, of celebrating, or doctoring, and ofbuilding peace.  TICAH links ancient wisdom to contemporary challenges, and elders to youth. The organization takes on new ideas and approaches while mining the wisdom of ancestors.  They seek balance, voice, connection, health and beauty.  TICAH begun with the belief that it is important to bring culture into any conversation or program aimed to promote health and healing.  The proposed project, Bringing In the Voices of Elders, takes TICAH#s years of work with indigenous elders around health and peace to another level. This program would focus on two particularly difficult social issues facing Maasai and Mijikenda communities, places where TICAH hasbuilt strong relationships.  The treatment of girls by the pastoralist Maasai and the abuse of elders amongst the Coastal Mijikendaare emblematic of two of the thorniest social problems of our day and are in part caused by a conflict between past practise and present need. The aim of the project is not to bring back the past, for our world today is different but to find ways to listen and learn from the voices of those who know the deep values in our traditions so that we can find ways to bring what is useful from that wisdom to create a Kenya where daughters can also become doctors, where sons find new ways to survive, where elders are not seen as athreat to change, but can help change happen.
Contribution to Prog partners in Morocco Oxfam in Morocco will use this fund to further develop 3 programs: BARAKA: Pour une culture de l"égalité et pour le droit a une vielibre de violences. This is a gender justice program with the specific objective to change the imagine of male/female traditional roles and rights through "positive masculinity". Three different partners will receive funds in this program: FLDF, Theatre Aquarium and Mhashas. The second program is Leadership et participacion des jeunes au suivi des finances publiques. Two partners (AssociationPrometheus and Association Citoyens des Rues) will be supported to work with youth on engagement in decision making on public finances and redistribution of resources. The third program is Street free of violence. the partner Zanka Bla Violence will be funded foran educational theater project on street violence which includes public debates after the theater shows.
Insertion of disabilities to society The project of socioeconomic and political inclusion of People with disabilities in rural areas will be implemented in the circles of Kolokani, Kati, Kangaba and Dioïla from March 2017 to February 2020.
This project concerns 1486 beneficiaries. It is about the visual, auditory and physical handicapped people. The innovation is the inclusion of all handicap categories. Leadership and the Governance of women will especially be reinforced; the literacy and schooling will have a place of choice. Activities of advocacy sensitization and training will be organized to the intention of People with disabilities (PWD administrative, political and traditional authorities so that the needs and expectations are taken for a long time in account in the development plan of the circles and municipality.
Thanks to this project the economic and living standard will be raised through the income generating activities. The general objective of the project is to improve life economic and social conditions of the PWDs living in rural areas. The implementation of the present project will permit to put in relief, the knowledge and the respect of the rights of People with disabilities (PWDs), improve their image, change the perception of  populations positively on handicap and influence the political decisions taken in theirfavor.
Strengthen the right and empowerment for Project #Strengthen the right and empowerment for behaviour change to improve better living by focusing on target group of old age,people living with disability, LGBTI and women with violence# is to engagement of working together in between professionaltheatre#sartists of Phare Association and group of people living in Reksmeay Steng Sangke Community (former-slum areas) in Battambang town and group of people in Srah Keav Village, Kampong Preah Commune, Sangke district and group of people living in Anhchanh village, Ou Char Commune, Krong Battambang, Battambang Province by using one form of art #Discussion Theater# as fundamental
In the #Forum Theater# we raise up the concerns that they face to create scenario for performance with contribution to resolve the problem by group of people through actors-actress of the story.

Those concerns and solutions is going to bring to community through their own performance.
Project #Strengthen the right and empowerment for behaviour change to improve better living by focusing on target group of old age, people living with disability, LGBTI and women with violence# is to make the target group of the project to see their own problemclearly and have a basic of problem solving.
Murehwa Community Seed Bank In collaboration with our local partner Community Technology Development Trust (CTDT), who has extensive experience in community seed banking, through funding availed by the Vivace Foundation, Oxfam Novib proposes to establish a Community Seed Bank in Murehwa.
SIHA-Advocacy Women Peace & Security This project falls under the thematic area Conflict and Fragility. Through our work Conflict and Fragility Oxfam Novib and SOMO aimto achieve that more marginalized groups have a say in policies that affect their lives; governments and international institutionssupport inclusion of women and promote protection of marginalized groups in security and peace building; and the private sector contributes to peace and development.

Throughout the Horn of Africa, given extreme political, socioeconomic, cultural, and security challenges in the region, women and girls often experience multiple forms of inequality and exclusion and are rendered vulnerable to gendered and/or sexualized targeting by armed, governmental, community and/or political actors competingfor power and resources. The United Nations (UN) Security Council Resolution 1325 of October 2000 reaffirmed the important role of women in solving conflict and maintaining peace, while incorporating the gender perspective in all peace and security efforts and emphasizing that all parties to conflict take special measures to protect women and girls from SGBV.
Committed to the full realization of Resolution 1325 and other relevant resolutions, Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa Network (SIHA) seeks to embolden the role of grassroots women-led civil society and groups throughout the Horn of Africa across national, regional and international public arenas in generating inclusive peace and security solutions. This project with SIHA will build the capacity and enable these groups to design and lead their plans to challenge sexual and gender based violence in their communities and to mobilize women towards inclusive peace processes by linking with national, regional and international advocacy.
As such the long term objective is: increased meaningful inclusion of women at national, regional, and international institutions and mechanisms for the maintenance of peace and security and reduction of violence against women and girls in the Horn ofAfrica.
To achieve this long-term outcome in the Horn of Africa Oxfam partners with SIHA. The network is deeply embedded in the fight to strengthen grassroots women#s movements by addressing the root causes ofSGBV against women and girls and their alienation in various contexts. As a network of over 90 grassroots civil society organizations, SIHA has undertaken in-depth research and programming throughout the Horn of Africa, including in Somalia, Somaliland, South Sudan, and Northern Uganda. The partner#s role is to spearhead a voice that represents a broad regional constituency through advocacy and engagement activities. SIHA#s long standing collaboration with grassroots communities across the region allows it to provide the added value of deep-rootedunderstanding and access required to address the complexities around issues of gender, peace and security for partners in the Conflict <(>&<)> Fragility theory of change.
COVID19 Civic Space Response West Africa This project will support 2 initiatives at WAF region covering civil society response to civic space shrinking during the  Covid 19crisis :
1.      The first initiative  is :  Covid-19 pandemic in West Africa- Civil society rapid response  to protect civic spaceand foster civic engagement will be implemented by WACSI ( West Africa Civil Society Institute ) aims to document COVID-19 inspiredlaws by government to curb the pandemic and its implications on human rights, civic freedom, and civic space; and ensure that CSOs (especially local organisations) are exposed to basic digital infrastructure, resources and capacity to continue to mobilize, organize, advocate and execute their core mandates unhindered within their respective countries.
2.      The second initiative is  Mappingof youth COVID-19  responses initiatives  in WAF, implemented by Africtivistes (a Ligue Africaine des Blogueurs et Cyber-activistespour la Démocratie) it aims to Promote the initiatives of young people in the fight against COVI-19 in order to demonstrate their transformative power and their capacity to mobilize to make a proposal for collaboration with governance structures from the local tothe national / regional level.
CO- Oxfam in Tunisia Country Office Since October 2015, some 60 feminist organizations have organized themselves as National Coalition of Association for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (CNAV). The positive record of this coalition, which largely contributed to the adoption on July 26 of the integral law, motivated the decision of the members to continue its actions and to extend its mandate beyond the adoption of the law. Oxfam's role as advocacy and co-ordinator of this coalition was welcomed by coalition members and renewed.
This intervention will allow the coalition to continue to play a major role in the implementation of this law, including its popularization and monitoring of implementation, as well as the work on social attitudes and norms in order to minimize the resistance that exists. could hinder its implementation.
IFRAD- YOUTH BUSINESS SUPPORT This is a one Year intervention (April 2018- March 2019) that  aims at building the business skills of the youth as well as strengthening youth associations. This project grant is supporting the ongoing work on youth empowerment funded by Irish Aid.   This Project will be implemented by International Foundation For Recovery And Development (IFRAD) in the Districts of Gulu and Arua.

During the Implementation of this project, IFRAD train youth on entrepreneurship and business skills this is for youth toengage in meaningfulbusiness enterprises and to understand the dynamics in the market. to make the youth Associations stronger, IFRAD will take the youth groups through group leadership dynamics and introduce the VSLA approach to the to increase their level of saving.  To increase the quality of produce for youth in Agriculture, the youth will be trained on Agro-processing. As a way of reporting and communicate the project outcomes, data-collection will be done on specific indicators that will be reported on, IFRAD will also conduct a project documentation.  This initiative will benefit the poor and marginalized  youth  especially females and the project intend to empower the youth economically.
AFIC-Finance for Development Uganda Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC) is a pan-African civil society organisation and resource centre that strives to become a reliable, dependable and all-round freedom of information support center. Their focus is on promoting good governance through access to information.

Africa Freedom of Information Centre's role on the SP-F4D Project:

AFIC shall lead SP-F4D project Financing forDevelopment's Influencing on fiscal transparency and accountability;  AFIC will enhanced fiscal accountability and transparency through meaningful civic participation, access to information and public scrutiny especially for women and young people.

This will be achieved through;

(i) Strengthening civil society capacity to support citizens specifically women and young people to demand for fiscal accountability

(ii) Strengthening capacity of accountability structures and platforms to effectively execute their mandate.

(iii) Improving proactive disclosure and citizens access to information among women and young people.

AFIC will work jointly with other F4D partners to deliver the project's fiscal justice mandate at subnational level, National level and will generate evidences tosupport Oxfam global level influencing on Fiscal transparency and Accountability.
HOPEM - Gender, Masculinity, HIV, SRHR HOPEM - This Project is a contribution from the Dutch Embassy aimed at scaling up of interventions and documentation on Gender, HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. In particular, contribution to HOPEM  is intended to promote debate on the role of the male in issues related to gender inequality.