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Preparedness integration in livelihoods and urban planning in the Caribbean The project aims at contributing to disaster risk reduction in the Caribbean region by enhancing knowledge management of disaster preparedness integration in rural livelihoods and urban planning among community leaders, local governments and other key stakeholders with a specific focus on Jamaica and Haiti. In a lesser extent the project will also cover  Santo Domingo, Guyana and St Lucia.   The project will be mainly operational with few activities implemented by Oxfam partners: Jas and Veterimed. Main activities of project are two pilot projects  and learning and dissemination activities
Project M4: Women's enterprise financing This proposal is to fund the participatory research and two in -country focus groups and multi -stakeholder learning workshops in LAC to bring innovation on the subject of financial services for women's enterprise.
Digital Communications and Campaign Strategy for LAC The aims of this project are:   -To strenghten digital capacities of all Oxfam staff.    -To develop and implement the digital components of "One Oxfam ES" communications strategy that give visibility and voice, in particular, to urban women.    -To support and lead digital alliances with national and regional stakeholders such as bloggers and influencers.    -To strengthen the use of digital tools in programmes, humanitarian action and campaigns, as a way to amplify the voice of women in the digital era.   -To support the design and execution of national and regional digtial campaigns.
Supporting Development through News and Information in LAC The purpose of this project is to draw in the participation of key groups around the region in order to tell their stories about the steps they are taking to tackle inequality and oprpression in a wide range of policy areas.  This will mainly be done through the production of Latinamerican Bureau's weekly newsletter, which will be disseminated via the Latinamerican  Bureau and Oxfam websites.
Research and Policy Coordination for LAC Contribute to change the perception about research in the organization at regional level (region and countries of the region), in order to move from a random utilization, to a structural incorporation to Oxfam activities in the regions. That implies a change in the organizational culture, where it will be acknowledged the key role of research for an effective and successful implementation of the regional strategic plans. Produce strategic research and foresight analysis, leading and commissioning research that investigates the most up to date issues and trends – relevant to Oxfam's work – arising in the regions and/or in specific countries of the regions. That will allow a better understanding of Oxfam's operating environment leading to updated and more effective influencing activities. The change within will have outward repercussions, because an enhanced research will contribute significantly to a progressive strengthening of Oxfam role as thought leader.
LAC Adaptation and Risk Reduction support This project is a continuation of LACA42 to support and promote the integration of Adaptation and Risk Reduction across programmes and projects in the LAC region based on the LAC ARR STrategie. The main components are capacity development, Knowledge management and Learning on Adaptation and Risk Reduction. The direct beneficiaries are the key staff playing a role on ARR integration (including humanitarian, livelihoods and governance staff). The main activity of the project will be a 4 day workshop on ARR learning that will be conducted by the end of the calendar year 2010. The project will be managed by the Regional ARR Advisor.
Support to Programme Planning, Learning and Development in LAC This project is a PIP support project  and will help to fund a wide range of activities oriented to:  Improve technical and implementation capacities of regional and country teams with emphasis on Haiti and Nicaragua  Develop advisors capacities to improve their technical and leadership skills to provide effective support to country and regional programmes. Support will be aligned to performance development plans of regionala adviser.   Support regional research on resilience and food systems which was not planned originally in other projects.    The project will last 10 monts from June 2013 to March 2014
Advocacy of agri-food systems in Latin America This initiative seeks to promote food security in the region, based on three pillars: (1) the repositioning of smallholder agriculture as a development agent and source of food at the national level, (2) implementing appropriated policies & programs,  to deal with climate change, (3) inclusive development processes focused on sustainability  to ensure availability & access to food for all.
Oxfam in Colombia, Comunication strategic develop and implement a internal and external comunication Strategy to stremgthen the image Oxfam in colombia
Support to Resilience Building and Learning in LAC - building capacities of staff and partners on resilience integration through various strategies: (1) direct support and field visit, (2) webinars and workshops, and (3) promotion of specific tools and methodologies   - Strategic thinking and Learning on resilience: through webinars, meetings, short research and publication/dissemination
Sustainable Food Systems in LAC This project will provide strategic and technical support  for the implementation of the Food Systems change objective of the LAC Regional Strategy, as well as strenghten the capacities of  the Economic Justice country teams through the improvement and use of tools and methodologies aimed at building sustainable and resilient Food Systems and contribute to women's empowerment. The project will also support the consolidation of the Sustainable Livelihoods Learning Network as a relevant space of interaction and learning in LAC. Evidence generated through learning and research will be used to influence key stakeholders at regional level.
Regional Gender Justice Resource Centre Purpose of the regional Women Economic Leadership programme: to support the implementation and mainstreaming of the Women Economic Leadership approach in 4 LAC countries
LAC adaptation and Risk Reduction (ARR) support project 2011-2012 The beneficiaries of this project are the staff of Oxfam country offices and partners in the Latin America and Caribbean Region. The project has two main components: (1) Knowledge and Learning generation and sharing: to conduct research and or develop case studies on urban Disaster Risk Reduction (mainly around relocation issues); and (2) Capacity development: to facilitate Participatory Capacity and Vulnerability Analysis (PCVA) workshops and support other capacity development activities (e -learning courses, roll out of dialogues in countries)
Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods in LAC The project will develop emergency food security & livelihoods (EFSL) capacities in humanitarian responses in Oxfam International country offices and partners to benefit to vulnerable communities with improved quality of the humanitarian assistance delivered. It will increase EFSL resources including:technical staff (Oxfam, Regional Register,partners); Standardized EFSL tools for assessment, implementation, monitoring and will also increase intergration with Adaptation & Risk Reduction, watsan & health protection as well as gender sensitive intervention.
Exploratory mission concerning the migrant problematic in Haiti The exploratory OXFAM mission on the Haitian -Dominican border aims both to Assess capacity, the level of awareness and preparedness of state actors and civil society working on the Haitian side of the border to receive and assist prospective migrants and stateless persons deported by the Dominican Republic and to Gather as much information that can help OXFAM  to strengthen its strategic and programmatic positioning response and advocacy around the needs and rights of potential migrants and stateless and vulnerable host communities.
Building WASH capacities in Humanitarian Preparedness and Response Develop WASH capacities in humanitarian preparedness and response in country offices & partners to increase their capacity to implement well coordinated, culturally sensitivitive emergency responses in vulnerable communities. Increase WASH resources including:technical staff (Oxfam, Regional Register,partners); Develop standardized WASH tools for assessment,implementation,monitoring and evaluation; Communication & Educational material.Develop WASH activities in coordination with affiliates. Identify and develop  a learning and innovation project to select technologies & methodologies with greater impact.
OI Integration and Trade Programme in South America 2010-2011 This project contributes to the OI Economic Justice Advocacy Programme in South America. It aims to promote fair trade rules and integration processes that respect the rights of people, reduce asymmetries, strengthen the regulatory role of the State through public policy and generate opportunities for small -scale farmers and workers in the region. Oxfam GB will work with OI affiliates, counterparts and allies to influence key decision -makers in order to achieve these changes. Funds are for advocacy, alliance building and partnerships, research, regional events, publications and popular campaign.
Strengthening Administrative and management of Fundación SAHED Contribute to Strengthening SAHED Foundation through financial support for forming solid and structured so that this in capacity and meets the requirements needed to support emergency response projects for Oxfam and other humanitarian actors.
Supporting Effective Policy-advocacy & Influencing Initiatives in LAC This Project seeks to strengthen capacities of Oxfam staff in the region and countries, while at the same time delivering on a regional influencing agenda. The strategies enacted by the project comprise  training and coaching to country and regional teams on influencing strategies, tools and techniques, development of a nuber of toolkits, methodologies, and materials to be available to national and regional staff needed to implement innovative initiatives under the WIN framework. As a result of these initiatives Oxfam staff in the region, across different areas will be better equipped to deliver influencing projects and programmes.
Vision 2010 in LAC Contribute to Vision 2010 in LAmerica & Caribbean through building capacity in the region to respond to cat 3 and small cat 2 emergencies. This includes; resourcing the first stage of these emergencies; development of humanitarian registers; office preparedness; knowledge and capacity to deliver lead or led roles; regional contingency stock; Disaster Risk Reduction  integration in livelihood programmes; a protection  framework and approach; a 5 year regional humanitarian strategy  in Latinamerica & Caribbean countries will clearly state their Aim 3 strategy.
Early response to coffee rust in Guatemala, Honduras & Nicaragua An early response to the loss of income due to the decreased coffee production (either through daily work or sales) and building a consensual longer -term humanitarian response. The response proposed in Result 1 is based on a partial analysis of the situation, as there is little information on gaps and needs analysis following the coffee rust. This response will be "quick and dirty" but is necessary to meet the immediate needs of this population and avoid from the onset of the crisis a dramatic decapitalisation. This action seeks to build evidence through an HEA study.
Research and policy work for Food Justice campaign in LAC Toidentify key actors and political opportunities relevant to the GROW campaign; describe the true costs (environmental and social) of the dominant food -ag production model in SAmerica; identify strategic intervention points to increase the accountability, participation, transparency, and effectiveness of national adaptation policies and plans in selected countries across the region; understand the financial sustainability of civil society organisations focused  on campaigns and advocacy work across the region; and, contribute to a better understanding of how food -ag systems can de developed in a world of resource constraints.
Corporate Social Responsibility consultancy for Funding This project provides funds for a consultancy commissioned by the regional funding team, to design a fundraising strategy and toolkit to work with the Private Sector in Latin America.Specific objectives:  1. Regional study on how the programmes envision engagement and what role Oxfam affiliates will/should play.   2. Cost benefit analysis   3. Identifying ways of working with different corporate sectors and key regional/national stakeholders.  4. Definition of Value Proposition.  5. Toolkit to develop the Strategy to work with Corporate Sector  Expected outputs include a report, a strategy paper with action plan, and a ppt presentation.
English Speaking Caribbean - Development broker and exit strategy This project is an exit strategy for the English Speaking Caribbean. It relates to the St Lucia Enterprise Development Project as it will focus on replication and scale of this project. It relates to the overall Adaptation and Risk Reduction strategy as it looks to integrate Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction into the overall approach.
Linking small producers with their local authorities: Sustainable livelihoods The project is focused on ensuring the quality of delivery and the regional coherence of the Non State Actors project to be implemented in three countries in the LAmerica & Caribbean region (Colombia, El Salvador and Honduras) with the aim to: strengthen the link between local authorities and small -scale producers to ensure the latter's access to production and market chains in fair conditions, in different political, economic and productive contexts.
ECIP OI Campaigns in CAMEXCA Operational Plan 2010 – 2011 The Operational Plan ECIP CAMEXCA for this period will contribute to the campaign Vamos al Grano in Guatemala, Mexico and Honduras in defense of the collective right to food sovereignity and advocating in favor of small agriculture. Also, with the campaign of increasing public investment in education in Nicaragua and the defense of water as a collective right in El Salvador. It will be part of the project Route to Cancun COP16, with emphasis on climate funding in coordination with OI globally.
Support to MEL and Social Accountabilty within the SMS context in LAC This project will support training and couching for country programm teams in the following aspects:   - selfassessments on MoS1 and improvement plans for SMS programms   - support the implementation of the Common Approach to  MEL and SA in countries    - support the development of the MoS2 Case Study in Colombia    The project will also support coordination and collaboration actions with other Oxfam affiliates at country, regional and global level to improve coherence and complementarity of MEL and SA approaches.
GROW LAC Regional capacity building: Budget analysis and advocacy The training will consist of a one week workshop to be held in Mexico City, Mexico, on 12  -16th of March 2012. The material will cover both technical and practical work, focused on the specific country contexts. The meeting will offer the chance of exchange of ideas and strategies cross -country and to build a "budget" knowledge -base in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Humanitarian Capacity Building in LAC 2013-2016 The project aims to increase capacity in countries and region leading to quicker and better humanitarian programming so that short and long -term needs of women and men living in poverty are better addressed when disasters strike.    Country programmes integrate humanitarian capacity building and preparedness into their long term country strategy    Improving humanitarian leadership, technical, support functions and preparedness in LAC through innovative forms of capacity building
Supporting National and Regional Campaigns in LAC This project aims to support country and regional teams to devise, implement and evaluate regional and national campaigns. The support will be geared towards both the design phase through ad hoc support, exchanges and trainings to ensure campaigns develop a clear theory of change identifying key targets and audiences. During the implementation phase teams will be supported by ensuring the use of appropriate tools and techniques in terms of research, advocacy, media, communications, digital and social media.
Humanitarian Advocacy Capacity Development at LAC This project would increase the capacity of regional, country, affiliates and partners to do humanitarian advocacy in humanitarian crisis. It aims to provide those responding to humanitarian crises the campaigns and communications tools to do advocacy on the issues identified to ensure that they are tackled, bringing about practices, public policy, structures and ideas/beliefs change, which may provide positive impacts on reducing the impacts to disasters for the beneficiaries.
Democratic practices and Conflict Resolution in ZRE Project aims at supporting conflict resolution in the Special Regime Zone (SRZ).  Project will work with the indigenous territory council as a platform to address and manage conflicts with participatory approaches including consultations and accountability mechanisms with residents and leaders in the 16 communities of SRZ.
Climate Migration Investigation in LAC This project will reseach on climate migration in 5 countries in LAC to find  where the climate change refugees are in each country, what are the expectations regarding climate change, what are their own expectations and wishes, what is the local and national government doing and to mapping out on activities and plans of stakeholders, like other NGOs, UN organisations and others.
Regional Advocacy to Improve Drought Risk Mangement in Central America This project is a component of the project «Building drought resilience of vulnerable rural families in drought prone communities of Central America » , leaded by CARE in Central America and implemented by the consortium CARE, Oxfam and CRGR. Oxfam specifically supports the advocacy activities towards improved integration of drought risk management into policies, strategies and plans at the regional level in CA.
Regional Workshop on Public Policy and Inequality Project includes the preparation and organization of a regional workshop on Public Policies that reverts inequities and discriminations (Bogotá, MAR11). It includes the elaboration of national case studies by national teams of OGB to be submited to the event; contributions of global and regional experts; in -deep discussion of proposals for pro equity policies and strategies to promote them. Workshop will reach its objective with a regional plan for building capabilities, alliances and networks that guarantees the impact of our intervention at different levels, thus setting the foundations for a regional program around this priority.
Research: Food Security, policies & new business models for small producers, LAC The project aims to ensure the quality of delivery and the regional coherence of Research project to be implemented in three countries in the LAC region (Colombia, Guatemala and Honduras) through generating evidence -based knowledge on innovative business models between small producers and the private sectors promoting public policies related to food security and the creation of inclusive commercial models.
Enhancing monitoring, evaluation, learning & accountability capacities in LAC To improve teams capacities for better programming that integrates gender & are aligned to programatic frameworks & demostrate & communicate results. Project will develop capacity building initiatives focused on program/project  design & support implementation of monitoring, evaluation, accountability & learning plan/systems at programme level & support accountability & partenership process.  Direct beneficiaries are project managers, officers & administrators .  Main activities are training workshops,  design & implementation of tools, support/coach,  management of research, systematization, evaluation & communication initiatives.
Indigenous and Migrant Women in South America - Human Rights This project aims at influencing policies, laws and resolutions to guarantee and protect human rights of women, especially indigenous and migrant women in Colombia, Ecuador, Perú, Bolivia, Chile y Argentina.  It also intends to raise awareness on decision -makers at national, regional and international level on the needs of  these groups of vulnerable women. And will empower women providing them with the adequate instruments for their defense and advance. Funds will be used for research, promotion, lobby and advocacy.
Programme Planning, Learning and Development towards LAC2020 - Support This project  will help to fund a wide range of activities oriented to:  Improve technical and implementation capacities of regional and country teams with emphasis on Haiti and Nicaragua  Develop advisors capacities to improve their technical and leadership skills to provide effective support to country and regional programmes. Support will be aligned to performance development plans of regionala adviser.   Support regional research on resilience and food systems which was not planned originally in other projects.
Oxfam Programmes in LAC - Support costs This project will implement the activities required to deliver financial and non financial support to the region as part of the Partner Affiliate (PA) role, all activities will contribute to the 3 outcomes following these main strategies:  - mobilize and provide technical capacity to countries to design and deliver their programmes  - allocate Human Resources (HR) and funding capacity to Oxfam International (OI) platform and PA function above country  - support knowledge management activities for countries and the region project provides information about support costs (salaries, travel, medical expenses and cel) for  staff including consultancies.  Support to other affiliate's programmes are included in LACB27.
Supporting Effective Policy-advocacy and Campaign Initiatives in LAC The project will help Oxfam LAC regional campaigns and advocacy initiatives win targeted changes by providing analysis; advice, training, and accompaniment, and; financing for selected regional partners. High -quality, regional analyses will equip Oxfam staff, partners, and allies with means to improve strategic focus and basis for evidence -based advocacy. Training in campaigning skills, tools and techniques – or accompaniment to employ these in practice –will result in greater influencing capacity. Funding for regional partners pursuing complementary objectives will add value to Oxfam initiatives and expand our influencing network in LAC.
Organisational Support to Regional Network on Short Supply Food Chains This project will support organisational capacity of a regional partner that was part of our regional programme in food systems
LAC Humanitarian Capacity Building The project aims to increase capacity in countries and region leading to quicker and better humanitarian programming so that short and long -term needs of people living in poverty are better addressed when disasters strike. Country programmes integrate humanitarian capacity building and preparedness into their long term country strategy. Beneficiaries are from Oxfam International and partners and the populations receiving support from Oxfam's trained and prepared country offices.   Main activities:  Improving humanitarian leadership, technical, support function and preparedness in LAC through innovative forms of capacity building
Sustainable food systems in LAC To build an integral approach for action that enhance the sustainable food systems initiative as a mechanism to increase Oxfam opportunities of influencing local, national and regional policies related to food systems.