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N'weti - Gender, HIV and SRHR N´weti - 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 WLSA is intended to empower women and girls affected bygender inequality in the country. 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 N´weti is intended to promote social and behavior change communication to guarantee awareness on the rights to the aforementioned thematic areas.
Tribeless Youth#ClaimingOurSpace Determined to challenge and change the narrative that tribes are the problem by going back into history and use the lessons and theexperiences of history to redefine the future the project is helping  young people use the history possessed by their elders to draw parallels about political participation then and now.  The objective is to use the endangered wealth of knowledge possessed by theelderly as a key cog towards social justice, where young people are the beneficiaries of this knowledge, while atthe same time, propping up the voices of the elderly. It is an initiative meant to oversee the change, the mental shift from tribal-based politics to issue based elections where leaders shall be elected out of their competence and policies and not throughtribe in an effort to builda generation of change makers; a powerful youthful generation that will not be used by politicians, and tribal lords to cause chaos, but which will transform Kenya in as far as its leadership is concerned.  Tribeless Youth's goal is to challenge and change the narrative that tribes are the problem by going back into history and use the lessons and the experiences of history to redefine the future. In an effort to create more opportunities for the youth in the target areas, theywork to enhance and build their capacities through trainings on new media, production and content generation. Through its website and new media platforms, Tribeless Youth provides a platform for youth voices to be heard.
KH CSFWF_Transparent & Inclusive NSS law The Solidarity House alliance, led by the Cambodian Food Services Workers Federation, defined the urgent need for collective actionto make the recent rush approval of the law on National Social Security (NSS). It has not included the rightsholder groups who workin the informal sector: people with disability, elderly and pregnant women. This project supports rightsholders and their families to advocate to the government and relevant stakeholders to disclose the recently approved law and push for further legal analysis, review, and meaningful consultation. This is to ensure the new NSS law is more inclusive and widely beneficial to everyone in Cambodian society.

The government will be developing the sub-decree to implement this law. It is the opportunity for the alliance to  to make sure a transparent consultation process inclusive of rightsholders in the informal economy.  This urgent action employs key interventions including evidence-based documentation; organising and documenting rightsholder groups; strengthening and networking with relevant government, national and regional CSOs working with people with disability and elderly people; national dialogues with concerned ministries and stakeholders; advocacy campaign through media and social events; and engaging in legal dialogues.
ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT - ADOL ADOL#s #Promoting Women Rights in Abim District, Karamoja Sub-region# project intends to address the bride price induced women#s rights abuse, bride price which are normally paid to seal a marriage and address the ignorance about their rights and survival strategies. Although women they contribute to over 95% of the labour force in garden work, they are discriminated against in the equal sharing of household resources like land, harvest and sharing of incomes generated from crop production and other domestic activities. And so, there is need to for women to undertake human rights awareness activities to address the inequalities.

The project will train 80 women as community trainers in Gender Based Violence for improved service delivery and; will empower 2 Human Rights Activists# groups with skills to convey human rights and peace building messages to the communities through music, dance and drama. Training 80women as trainers in the observance, protection and promotion of human rights and gender-based violence. The 80 trainers will then train the rest of the other 550 women at community/household level; Conducting Music, Dance and Drama (MDD) in Human Rights and Gender Based Violence: 2 MDD groups facilitated with costumes and instruments to compose music, dance and drama on service delivery gapsand women rights.
OGB in Pakistan- add. funds for research Oxfam Novib and its partners, Bedari and Indus Resource Center (IRC), will implement the MTBA programme in four Union Councils (UC), namely  Larkana and Shikarpur in Northern Sindh and Muzaffargarh and Lodhran in South Punjab. Over the 5 years of implementation, the programme will target a total of 80 villages.
Review of secondary literature indicates that the issue of child marriage is multilayered, spanning socio-cultural, religious, economic and legal dimensions. Any effective measures to address it, therefore, need to be multi-pronged confronting these various dimensions. Moreover, social norms and values, including honour and tradition, are major factors that play a role in early marriage. Therefore, interventions need to be comprehensive, with multiple entry-points, and, moreover, be firmly rooted with the local context. It is for this reason that the MTBA in Pakistan emphasises creating awareness and promoting harmful norms change whilst contributing to a more egalitarian and safe environment for adolescent girls. The MTBA will sensitise and build the capacity of youth to claim their rights and to protect themselves from child marriage.

The project is aimed ataddressing the issue of child marriages through multi-pronged strategies. Its planned outcomes are:
Outcome 1:  Young people are better informed about SRHR, including adverse effects of child marriage and empowered to voice their needs and rights
Outcome 2: Increased access to formal education for  girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 3: Increased access to economic opportunities for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage, and their families
Outcome 4: Increased access to child protection systems for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 5: Increased utilization of SRHR services that are responsive to the needs of young people, particular girls at risk of-, and affected by child marriage
Outcome 6: Increased engagement and collective social action against child marriage and in support of ASRHR
Outcome 7: Supportive rights-based legal and policy environment against child marriage
CO-Somalia Desert Locust Response Projec Specific objective:  To curb the spread of Desert Locust, pprotect and recover Livelihoods of the people affected by Locust disaster in Somaliland and Puntland.
Result 1: Improved locust control mechanisms and capacitate/enable government and local community to minimize negative effects on livelihoods of people affected by desert locust.
Result 2: Reduced impact of desert locust and support early livelihood recovery through provision critical agriculture inputs and livestock fodder.
Activities
1.1. Support 10 community mobilization campaigns and trainings at ground level, on locust control.
1.2. 600 people undertake mechanical control (digging trenches and driving hopper bands into them) through cash for work
1.3. 3 community awareness campaigns through media outlets, reaching 24 villages with an average population of 350 HHs each (8500HHs to be reached through awareness and outreach on locust).
1.4        Conduct one baseline, and one Post Distribution Monitoring.
Research on Sediment Changes in An Giang Goal: The ultimate goal of the research project is to improve the understanding of local authorities and local communities (men, women, boys and girls) of the changes in sediment loads and contents, as well as the impacts from the changes on the agriculture and livelihoods, hence they could take actions to adapt to and become more resilient to the sedimentation changes.

Objective: The research project comprises of three main objectives which will be accomplished by June 2017.
- Objective 1:  Local authorities and local communities (men, women, boys and girls) understand the main causes and factors contributing to the reduction of sediment in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam in the past 20 years and trends in the future as well, hence will be able to develop local plans and strategies to address the problems.

- Objective 2: Community based water management initiatives led by local people, especially women groups and farmer associations in agricultural and fishery sectors are demonstrated to respond to the reduction of sediment and water shortage in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam.

- Objective 3: Collaboration and communication amongst key stakeholders in water governance and management, including local governments, local communities, CSOs and networks are improved, as well as local communities are strongly engaged in the policy making processes in the water governance and management sector in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam.
Work in Progress INNOVATE VENTURESomalia The Work in Progress! Alliance is focused on unlocking the economic potential of young women and men in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia.The project aims to enable them to generate sustainable and reasonable incomes  by finding regular employment or by them starting an enterprise.
The project has a holistic approach because a job alone does not guarantee a successful life in ones own country: 1)It is gender sensitive and inclusive: the programme aims to have 50% of the actively engaged youths be women. Forthe other 50% the programme focuses on the specific needs and participation of young men. 2) It focuses both on the supply and the demand in the labourmarket, and tries to link enterprises and job-seeking youths. 3) And it aims to change policies and develop an enabling environment: advocacy for enabling policies and having role models advocate for youth participation in decision making and at the labour market.
The most important goal of "Work in Progress!" is to improve the skills of young people and their economic prospects by creating jobs and stimulating entrepreneurship. The three major outcomes are as followed: 1) More young men and women have found paid jobs or are running their own enterprises. By improving their employability skills, improvetheir access to information, to exchange platforms to link them to business, accelerators and incubators, and financial investments. 2) Local SMEs see business grow resulting in newly created positions for youth. The project will improve the access to networks, knowledge and credit for Small and Medium Enterprises. 3) Policy measures adopted and implemented that are able to improve labor participation of youth (women in particular), and to promote a business environment. The project will involve influentialpeople in public and private sectors to take a lead in stimulating youth employment and business environment.
Akilizetho - Gender, SRHR and HIV AKILIZETHO - 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 Akilizetho a is intended to empower women and girlsaffected by gender inequality in Nampula Province as well as to scaling up of SRHR and HIV activities and their reporting in Nampula.
CO- Market Access Oxfam in Uganda will work in partnerships with East Africa Grain Council in implementing this market access project. This project is aimed and supporting small holder farmers to access market through digital market information. Oxfam will take lead in the coordination of the partnership, Reporting, Monitoring, and managing project end-line evaluation.
CO-Vietnam This Action aims to increase access to justice for vulnerable groups in Vietnam through a program of grant-making to civil society organizations (CSOs) linked to capacity development, networking, and evidence-based research for national-level policy dialogue. TheAction builds on the results of the Justice Initiatives Facilitation Fund#s first phase (2010-15) while incorporating lessons learnt and evaluation findings to design a focussed and targeted program that will achieve immediate outcomes and long-lasting impacts onincreasing access to justice for vulnerable groups. It will complement the PAGoDA component of JULE by ensuring that supply-side support for access to justice is met by demand from Vietnamese citizens, especially the most vulnerable.
Oxfam particular added value as host of the Secretariat lies in our proven abilities to develop capacity of civil society partners, facilitate networks and multi-stakeholder platforms, and engage in innovative research and policy advocacy processes (among others, our eight-year longitudinal research on participatory poverty monitoring in Vietnam (2007-15), widely used by government and development partners in planning andprogram design), as well as management of the whole cycle of grant-making, monitoringand evaluation. Oxfam#s deep global experiencein human rights-based justice work makes us uniquely qualified to implement JIFF. Our in-house capacity # in Vietnam and at head office level # includes extensive research capacity, access to justice and legal aid, specialism in civil society capacity building and advocacy techniques, development of networks and multi stakeholder platforms, media and communications, and ICT.
HBWU-Prevention of gender-based violence Project "Strengthening the role of women and girls in Hoa Binh province in preventing gender-based violence" contributes in:
# Raising awareness, changing perception of 50% of women, girls, men, boys in project area regarding gender equality.
# Encouraging community's  participation in disseminating information regarding  gender-based violence
# Equipping legal and judicial service system in the project areas with knowledge in gender-sensitive approach.
# Improving local communication officers' skills for implementing positive communication and behavior change.

Specific activities include:
# Studying gender violence in project area.
# Organizing trainings for consulting officers and women, children on domestic violence.
# Organizing seminars with functioning agencies to update and raise legal awareness.
# Conducting communication activities for "Say  no to discrimination against women and girls"
# Producing media publications, video clips, experience lessons about legal counseling for community.
Changing the System Together Changing the system together- a learning project of engagement and innovation initiated in Uganda by Positive Vibes, which seeks tolearn from -and further develop- current influencing strategies to advance the human rights of Lesbian Bisexual and Queer women (LBQ), and transgender people (both men and women) in the East African context. This project builds on the 2017 Learning from Innovation (LFI) project previously supported by Voice.

Through this project, Positive Vibes (and its partners) learned that the process of using evidence to prompt thinking and discussion, through shared sense making, is a powerful motivator and mobiliser. This project will take this further through exploration of systems disruption based on the same dialogic enquiry, strategic reflection, concept and process analysis. The method supports people to "come to voice" - and find language to name and frame concepts and ideas about themselves and the world, that is the precursor to "expressing voice".

The project will work across several sites in Uganda, both rural and urban. Its focus is on LBQ women, trans men and trans women and is context specific and intersectional. Through implementationPV and Community of Practise Partners (comprising LBQ women, trans men and trans women primarily from Uganda though also with representatives from Tanzania and Rwanda) seek to deeply learn about strategies for disruption, influencing, change, and impact and how to do that in a hostile environment. The learning questions relate to this central focus:  What factors are necessary for systems change?; How is exclusion of LBQ women, trans men and trans women addressed, and what is the path to effective influence and advocate for their rights in a hostile environment?; How does #movement# happen across systems?; What programmatic strategies, tactics and ways of working are needed to achieve inclusion of marginalized communities?

Within this central learning focus there is a high-level impact goal which aims to enable a step forward in addressing LBQ women, trans men and trans women marginalisation and discrimination in Uganda. The process involves two main stages:

1) Further co-creation of project concept and detailed design including a stakeholder and systems analysis (with specific learning around an environmental analysis); Regional learning convenings (see more detail in the testing the innovation section below); ongoing documentation as well as story collecting through accompaniment of the LBQ andTrans Community of Practise (COP).

2) Community level engagement through five events centred on the "Looking In, Looking Out" (LILO) methodologies that engage with different elements of the socio-ecological system, with an integrated element that debriefs, surfaces and learns togetheraround questions: "What did we learn about systems, and change, how does that happen and why?"

In addition, the project includes accompaniment by a 'technical working group'- a way to convene practitioners and academics to reflect on learning, synthesise principles, generate and refine the learning that will inform the knowledge volumes and report.
HO-European Campaigns Manager The Europe Migration Campaign manager leads the advocacy and campaign development and delivery of Oxfam's humanitarian refugee response in Europe through the EMC. The EMC manager drives research, policy, advocacy, media and public campaigning across multiple countries and Oxfam offices, oversees the lobby of governments, private sector and UN agencies, works closely with program teams and (matrix) manages campaigns, policy and media staff in multiple countries.
KULIMA_OFDA_EFSVL As well is distributing seeds, Kulima will support to sensitize farmers on the varieties of seeds and farming methods by the agriculture extension officers after distribution. A small complementary tool package may also be provided based on rapid needs assessments of target communities. Such items may include machetes, hoes and watering cans but items will be determined by community consultations, offering communities with the basic tools they require to use the seeds and undertake their land cultivationactivities.
CO-Somalia Drought Response The latest findings from a countrywide seasonal assessment conducted in December 2016 by the Famine Early Warning Systems Network indicate that over 2.9 million people face Crisis and Emergency (IPC Phases 3 and 4) across Somalia through June 2017. Somalia President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo declared the drought a national disaster on 28 February 2017.
Drought affected families are resorting to a range of negative coping strategies including reducing the number of meals eaten in a given day, skipping meals, accumulation of debts or obtaining food on credit from shops, as well as migration in search of livelihood. IDPs rely heavily on support from the host community. Besides, the maternal mortality rate for Somalia is among the highest in the world at 732 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births. Water shortage may also trigger further outbreak of water borne diseases.
Oxfam provides integrated EFSVL (Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods) and WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) support to vulnerable women, men, boys and girls affected by drought in Sool, Sanaag, Toghdeer and Awdal regions as an immediate life saving intervention whilst taking steps to ensure the response contributes to the capacity building and resilience of communities and partners. Gender and protection will be mainstreamed throughout the response. The key EFSVL interventions include the distribution of cash grants to households who have lost their livestock and financial support to the Ministry of Livestock for scale upof livestock mass vaccination, control of parasites, disease surveillance and treatment of clinical cases. The key WASH interventions include the protection and development of spring and shallow wells, provision of water supply through trucking and vouchers, construction of communal latrines, hygiene promotion activities and distribution of hygiene materials.
Youths Engage in Water Governance(CYN) Cambodian Youth Network (CYN) is implementing a project called " Enabling environment for youth and community participation in Mekong Water Governance." The Oxfam water governance funded project will focus on planned large scale hydropower dam in Sambor district,Kratie province. CYN shall intervene through strategic activities focusing on water resource dependent community#s livelihood evidence documentation, promote human rights-based approach and raising awareness on impact of hydro-power dam development that will affect local communities. This project empowers community to participate in water resource management decision making through exercisingtheir rights to advocate for better water governance in the Mekong.

The project#s overall objective (goal) is to #increase youth and community engagement in Mekong water governance.# The specific objective is to #increase youth and community#s capacity and opportunity to raise their voices related to Mekong water governance.#   The project comprises 3 main outcomes 1) organized and strengthened youth and community network; 2) increased youth and community#s awareness and capacity on water governance and 3) increased youth and community participation/engagement in advocacy and campaign on water governance. The project targets community and youth focalpersons in 6 communes in Sambor district of Kratie province, where a planned large-scale hydropower plant has been announced, and university student youths for networking, capacity building, awareness raising, using social media and community action research to inform policy influencing and encourage their engaging in water governance. This project contributes the achieve Oxfam#s Mekong Regional Water Governance Program on strengthening the capacity of civilsociety to hold the government and developers accountable and contribute to Oxfam in Cambodia#s Natural Resource Governance program#s objective 1 to empower communities including youths, women and indigenous people to realise their rights to challenge decision making in regard water resource governance.