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HNL - Gender-based economic empower - LA The project will build more capacity for women to demonstrate about their right and participation in the relevant activities to become more active citizen and are able to influence local development processes. And ensure that social empowerment is changed in gender norms, attitudes, and behaviours for men and women within their communities. The project will collaborate with local partner organizations such as Lao Women Union, Lao Youth Union, Lao Federation of Trade Union, Government agencies, relevant stakeholders, private sectors, NPAs/CSOs, INGOs and local partners to improve the livelihood of women and their families, including access to relevant training, increased skills and capacity.  In term of women empowerment the project expects to increase the ability of women to exercise voice in relation to authority of the structure such as government administrators or local leaders (at local level). This will be included as a means of improving women#s role in household decision-making; improved attitudesregarding women#s involvement and engagement at the community level and ensure that women and men participate in the project activities and are involved in choosing, planning, implementing, participating and monitoring and evaluation of the projects.
Education International Document and showcase the results and learning of the ICT component in the project, to learn from other initiatives and to do follow-up research on what works and what doesnt work (in other settings and contexts, by developing learning products, research, publications, and the sharing of this at the global level.
Tax justice for equitable health care Name of project: Progressive domestic resources mobilization, allocation and use for equitable health care in VietnamCountry: VietnamProject goal: #Empowered civil society (CSOs, CBOs and communities) capable to effectively influence on: i) Progressive taxation (particularly reducing harmful tax exemption and incentives ) to increase domestic resource mobilisation, especially for local healthfacilities, and ii) More sufficient, transparent and accountable  budget allocation and spending for health services#Project results: a) A multi-stakeholder coalition is strengthened and capable to advocate for progressive/fairer taxation and efficient budget allocation and spending on health services; b) Empowered citizens are aware of and claim for their rights astax payers, with support from the coalition; and c) Robust evidence on the regression of a number of tax policies (particularly harmful tax exemption and incentives) and transparent and efficient budget allocation and spending for local health services are generated and used for advocacy bythe Coalition and empowered CBOs./ Project Counterpart:Partnership for Action on Health Equity (PAHE), an alliance of Vietnamese NGOs, established in 2009 with the mission of building and advocating for constructive voices of the civil society on critical issues of health equity facing Vietnam's health system.  "
CO-Pakistan-Marriage: No Childs Play 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
CFK #FUNZO: Education for Teenage Mums Carolina for Kibera (CFK) is a Kenya based non-profit organization registered in 2003 under NGOs Act and operates in Kibera informal urban settlement, the second largest slum in Africa. The organization exists to empower the community to take lead in finding solutions to their challenges and alleviate poverty. CFK envisions a healthy and safe Kibera # a place where every person, regardless oftheir background, has a voice in their future and access to opportunities and resources to realize that future. Funzo, an Educationfor Teenage Mothers project, seeks to champion the importance of education for adolescent girls during pregnancy and re-enrolment after delivery. Unintended and early pregnancies outside of marriage are frowned upon and associated with promiscuous behavior which leads to discrimination and stigma against teenage mothers. Furthermore the girl is denied a right to education as she is preserved as being unfit to continue her education, and with most adolescent girls being unaware of their rights they conform to society#s expectations and settle. And with most being from poor households, the circumstances of their children do not improve exposing them to vulnerabilities leading to a never ending cycle. For the adolescent girls, the project will create awareness amongst them of the existence of policies by the government that ensures their re-enrolment back to school, create a platform for them to engage relevant government agencies to demand for action and or change to issues they face, provide linkages and references to scholarships to cater for their education, offer psychosocial support to gain encouragement from each other as they re-enrol back to school and tackle thechallenge of being new mothers.
CO-F4D Program Facilitation & Cap Bldg. Oxfam Country program will maintain project implementation oversight to ensure compliance and adherence to plans. It will work withthe Four Partners to ensure synergy and coordination for a one project approach as envisioned in the proposal. The CO willalso support the implementing partners on capacity building plans, setting research agenda and quality assurance for research products, linking the various interventions at country level to regional and international. The CO will also ensure M<(>&<)>E are conducted, documentation of impact and stories of change and mobilizing technical resources within the confederation e.g Knowledge Hubs to support national level advocacy efforts
Business Dev't Services 4 SME in Uganda Open Capital advisors in partnership with Oxfam will evaluate more than 200 SMEs, provide business support to 30 selected SMEs, andlead select SMEs through a capital raise process, targeting a successful raise for the selected SMEs ready to raise capital and aligning its incentives to help companies successfully raise by deferring a portion of their fees to be paid only if companies do raisecapital
over the three years OCA will screen 200 plus SMEs in Uganda, identify 30 high- potential SMEs for the annual cohort, and provide proprietary, proven form of tailored support to deliver three clear outcomes;
(i) improve and professionalize operations,
(ii) define a strategy for rapid growth
 (iii) in many cases, raise the capital needed to achieve growthplans.
They will tailor their support based on the businesses# needs and growth stage, but for each business they will offer the following support:
1. Group investment readiness training # all businesses will be invited to attend a 3-day training
2. Identification of biggest challenges # for all businesses they will work with them to identify their biggest challenges to growth, scale and capital raising
3. OCA support on select challenges # based on the skills already in-house, and the businesses# most pressing needs, they will identify the areas where OCA will offer support
4. Investor identification # they will identify at least 2 potential investors who are an appropriate fit forthe business, based on their capital need and growth stage
5. Investor introduction # finally they will introduce the businesses tothe identified investors
Youth connecting communities in EJ Amount has been allocated for the youth program of 10,000 EUR, and will be granted to Sabeel for a youth initiative in East Jerusalem building on Wujood project.
Study on Contri of NGOs 2 governance &de Oxfam Uganda and the NGO Forum will conduct a study from February till May 2018 defining the value and contribution of NGOs to governance and development.

Political rhetoric about NGOs lately in Uganda is quite negative; portraying an incomplete and often wrong picture of the value and contribution of NGOs. NGOs have come under heavy criticism, especially by politicians for their policy monitoring and advocacy work, often interpreted as being #anti-government#. The challenge for the NGO sector up to now has been to factually show and proof the contribution to and impact of NGOs on the development of Uganda. The objectives of the study are:
# To establish the extent to which NGOs have made valuable contributions to the society of Uganda through quantifiable and non-quantifiable through proxy indicators.
# To set up a data base that can be updated regularly.

The study will be nation-wide, covering a sample of 60 districts.
Empowering Response Burundi ERB (Empowering Response Burundi) projects aims at addressing the root causes, of the past and present insecurity and violence - ina gender-sensitive and youth-inclusive manner.  In conjunction with community based-structures and local authorities, ERB will workto  (a) foster social cohesion and collaboration among citizens and authorities to guarantee peace <(>&<)> security; (b) empower youth to follow non-violent role models and livelihoods and become more resilient and (c) enable women, men and youth in communities to participate in transitional justice processes and seek redress for historical injustices.  ERB will implement innovative strategies such as: community protection monitoring, supporting the development and implementation of local security andpeace plans, monitoring of human rights violations,  VSLA approach #Village Saving and Loans Association#, etc.  ERB will also implement an SGBV strategyin collaboration with #Engaging men# community structures or networks. This project is implemented in3 communes of the province of Cibitoke.
SPACE FOR DOMESTIC WORKERS WoteSawa and its partner Tanzania Domestic Workers Coalition (TDWC) seek to address issues facing child domestic working by adopting an inclusive approach, whereby, primary beneficiaries themselves; being children and young domestic workers (CYDWs) will be put atthe forefront of project implementation. This is an empowerment and sustainability strategy of the project. Facilitating children to have voice is a prerequisite factor for this strategy to successes. This is why WoteSawa and its partner(TDWC) seek to implement the #Amplifying the Voices of Children and Young Domestic Workers# project .The project site chosen is the Lake Zone, comprising  of six administrative regions. The two partner organizations are based in Mwanza Region, which will be the hub of interventions.

The project seeks to contribute to the reduction of abuse and exploitation among vulnerable group of Child and Young Domestic Workers, bystrengthening the capacities of CYDWs to assert their rights through advocating for the amendment and effective implementation of pro-CYDWs# laws, rules, policies and positive norms, increase community participation and sensitization on influencing changes of CDWworking condition.
CO-Enhancing Resilience in Somaliland This project is aimed to enhance community resilience in Berbera area, as part of  bigger SOMREP effort in promoting resilience across Somalia and somaliland.
This Project focus on community capacity development to withstand shocks and stresses with particular focus on drought hazard.
key pilers of the project includes VSLAs establishment at community level: development community action plan,enhance youth entrepreneurship   and support on marketable IGAs.  The project will support access to food security at household level through provision  of agricultural input  to potential farmers. A Total of 30,000 people are expected to benefit this project fora period of one year.
CAFOT Saving Lives now & future Project Covid-19 door to door Campaigns will be used to create awareness and training on peace building and conflicts management will strongly equip the refugees with knowledge on the issues mentioned. Besides the campaigns, are dialogues involving recorded drama programwhich can be played on radio to educate the communities with regards to Covid-19 and Peace Building, trainings will be held in the seven villages of Ofua Zone. All selected locations for these dialogues will be carefully chosen based on the proposal guideline. These interactions will be documented, recorded and played in other parts of the country through radio stations/media outlets.
APINO will work in collaboration with the aforementioned community structures to undertaken follow up action plans, recommendation and promoting peace among the refugees various refugee settlements in Uganda.  APINO will train the religious leaders through the establishment of religious networks from the project sites to ensure that the messages are standardized, effective and clear. The trained members will use the key messages to carry out awareness and sensitization on Covid -19 and Peace Building and conflict management.
The peace building is particularly well-suited to undertaking advocacy because it is comprised of multiple organizations and individualswho can speak with one voice on a particular issue. A collective voice is often much stronger than a solitary voice, and speaking out collectively avoids backlash being directed at a lone individual or organization, especially when an issue is controversial or difficult. The media network will be used to help in conveying accurate information on Covid-19, peace issues, expose injustice, promote accountability, and generate dialogues, increase trust and confidence among the refugees, fulfill donor#s obligation, make APINO as an organization visible, educate the local community about available gender based violence services, communicate advocacy messages and raise awareness about issues and problems in the communities in which we work and the media also Say things we cannot. The Media Network established with the support of APINO as this will engage them in airing of jingles on radio stations and playing recorded drama in the mentioned project sites. The APINOwill also work with local leaders, youths, men and various women Groups included inawareness and sensitization on Covid-19 through recorded drama, forums, focus groups discussions, Jingles and Workshops.
Integration GALS in orange value chain The Center for Promoting Development for Women and Children (DWC) is a Vietnamese non-profit, non-governmental organization established in 2003 under the Decision No. 232 of Vietnam Association for Promoting Education (VAPE). VAPE recognized officially as a social association by Vietnamese Government.

DWC mission is to improve the quality of life for disadvantaged people, especially Women and Children through research, education and training, and to facilitate sustainable development projects and programs, contributing to the National Poverty Reduction Program, and Gender Equality. DWC envisions a Vietnam without poverty where women and children enjoy equal rights and participate in all relevant process of political, economic, cultural and social life.
Main working areas of DWC:
# Promoting sustainable community development: Mobilizing and strengthening community participation with focus on empowerment of women and children;
# Promoting Right Based Approach: Support local authorities (as duty bearers) to fulfil their obligations and localpeople (as rights holders) to claim their rights based on legal laws and policies;
# Conducting trainings to build capacity for local people and local authorities in development related issues;
# Compile and public IEC (Information-Education-Communication) materials to promote human right principles (Non-discrimination and Equality, Participation, Accountability, Transparency, the Rule of Law#);
# Improving living condition for advantaged people through sub-community self-managed development projects at village/community levels focus on decision making rights of villagers and collective livelihood farmer groups towards safe agriculture and environmental protection;
# Provide development related services such as project evaluation, training on gender, women's rights, child rights, participatory tools in project management cycle, facilitation skills, grassroots democracy...
Sida Fair Finance Int. Bridge - Norway Framtiden i våre hender (The Future in our hands - FIOH) is Norway's largest environmental organization, and works for a fair distribution of the world's resources. Since 2016, Framtiden is leading the Fair Finance Guide coalition in Norway, which will be researching the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of the major banks operating on the Norwegian market. The research results will be published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social andconventional media, as well as debates in schools and political assemblies. The coalition will provide awareness raising and stimulate bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (either demanding improvements or praising their conduct). The coalition will use the research results also to engage with the banks directly and to influence the government and financial authorities where stricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The FFG coalition works in close cooperation with other FFG coalitions in Europe (especially Sweden) and Southern countries, for instance Brazil and Indonesia.
Risk Communications Dissemination ESDC and in consultation with mobile clinic partners will coordinate and amplify the dissemination of Covid-19 public awareness andsensitization messages in remote and marginalized communities in the West Bank and online across the OPT.

The proposed intervention will ensure that people living in remote communities in the West Bank (particularly in Area C) have the life-saving information they need to protect themselves and others from the virus and to reduce its impact on their health, social and economic lives both through in person outreach and online outreach.
CO-Country Office The project is structured around the following objectives:
(1) Facilitate exchanges on the lessons learned and accountability mechanisms of the "Voix des paysans "project implemented during the period 2016 and 2018,
(2) Write an initial report (Inception Report) of the second Phase.
The expected results for this project are:
(1) Fopabu (our partner) and its  Agricultural Advocacy Group (GPA)is reassured by its partners and members in its role as a key framework for influencing agricultural policies,
(2) An Inception report is produced, highlighting the relevant recommendations that capitalize on the first phase of the project and guide the interventions of the second phase.
The activities planned to achieve these results are the exchange workshops and reflection on the lessons learned and the accountability mechanisms. The retreats of GPA members for a process of strengthening the partnership.
Claiming people's right to housing This project serves as support program to deal with the the community's claim for their houses and lands in Aurora Province that isbeing threatened by rich families reclaiming abandoned land. Decades ago, thousands of hectares of land were titled in thename of influential people in Aurora who did not do their duty to develop these tracts of land and actually abandoned the land. So poor localsettlers have occupied these lands in the belief that these are public lands. They started to cultivate, build their houses for their families and to develop their community.

This will be done by empowering the elderly and the youth to serve their community in their pursuance of their basic rights to own their land they have developed over a long period of time.Strengthening the target groups will
heightening their awareness, formation and skills and actively involve themselves in this endeavour and struggle together as one community until they achieve their goal and right owning their residential lot.

The targeted communities are working together with the host organization of AHRAP. They requested AHRAP its support and guidance in this endeavour.  AHRAP feels challenged to create the necessary space for the potentials of the elderly and youth in this endeavour.
CO-NIGER: Pieter Bastiaan fonds Contribution to staff costs 2021 for project reporting, audit and closure.
Oxfam in Niger, SOS Femmes et Enfants Victimes de Violence Familiale (SOS-FEVVF) and  Association pour le Bien-Etre Familiale (ANBEF) have implemented the project in Tillabéri region, morespecifically in 10 villages in Say district; 11 villages in Tera district; and 11 villages in Torodi district. Tillabéri is multi-ethnic and is located near to the border with Mali and Burkina Faso.
A number of complementary strategies were implemented with the aim to improve agency and voice among girls through:
- Encouraging girls to value themselves and develop essential skills;
- Providing girls with alternatives to child marriage); and
- Creating a supportive environment to enable girls to achieve their aspirations (changing social norms and influencing legal and policy frameworks)