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Energy Transition Campaign - Philippines This project aims to influence the policy and institutional landscapes within which RE solutions are promoted, deployed, and sustainably supported in the Philippines.  Uptake of RE solutions in the Philippines have been slow despite of robust policy framework because power distributors still rely mainly on diesel and coal, which is seen as cheaper than alternatives.  On the other hand, RE solutions (such as home solar systems, for instance) can only be procured in town centres, which makes them expensive for households.    We seek to influence policy and regulations regarding RE at all levels of governance: from the barangays to the LGUs in municipalities, cities, and provinces, and the Philippine national government. The camapign will develop context -specific interventions that put a premium on local needs, natural endowments, and institutional capacities. Recognising the present fragmentation within the RE sector the campaign will open up a platform to concentrate the rich opportunity for webbing their respective actions, interventions, and innovations regionally and nationally. We will do these by developing apps and an online database of RE solutions in the Philippines. We also continue to recognise that a network approach to connect these pockets of RE solutions is essential for closing the remaining gaps in universal energy access in the Philippines and for scaling up RE transition for effective climate mitigation.   We aim to generate a collective voice from informed RE supporters through these networks who will represent a stronger voice to influence decision -makers in improving local, regional and national RE policies and programmes.  In contrast to global trends, where RE generation already constitutes the bulk of power sector capacity additions since 2012, the Philippine RE sector still has to play catch up. As of 2015, wind energy has only provided 216 megawatts (MW) of installed power capacity (Global Wind Energy Council, 2015 ); solar energy contribute
Typhoon Nock-Ten (Nina) Emergency Response This will support 2,000 most vulnerable families, especially women and children, to have access to food and other basic needs; implement emergency WASH and emergency shelter interventions to protect 2000 affected families and their communities from public health risks.Support the livelihoods recovery of about 1,000 poor farmers, fishers and women severely affected by the Typhoon through market based interventions such as the injection of capital, emergency employment, access to financial services and restoration of livelihood assets.To advocate for and to influence government and key humanitarian actors in supporting resiliency improvement policies and programs for the affected and most vulnerable population.
Strengthening the Constituency for Muslim Women's Rights This project aims to create a public space and claim a public voice for Muslim women on gender in the context of Islam, both at the community, national and regional levels.  Building a knowledge base by using various methodologies, CSO and community women leaders target to deliberate, agree and lobby on issues critical to enhancing Muslim women's status, such as early and arranged marriages, polygamy, economic inheritance, reproductive and sexual rights, women leadership and political participation and forced migration.  In nine villages, the economic empowerment of at least 300 HHs is being targeted to complement the gender work there.
Financial Enablers After three years, the funding of a national consortium will have strengthened their understanding of and capacity for effective collaboration, and more broadly, increased a culture of collaboration in the chosen country.  This will be a significant outcome in itself and one on which national actors can build into the future and for a range of purposes defined by themselves.  A programme of humanitarian capacity -building activities will have started to strengthen national capacity to play a leadership role in future emergency response and preparedness, and to set the agenda for support by the international community.  Depending on the particular objectives of the consortia's capacity development agenda, it is expected that consortia members will have engaged in coordinated preparedness activities, such as contingency planning; in the case of a crisis, responded jointly in a way which capitalised on their complementarity; and engaged in national advocacy to improve the capacity for preparedness and response in country. In addition, the consortium will be enabled to write well -formulated and genuinely co -created proposals with a realistic chance of attracting further funding.
Strengthening Governance in Conflict-affected and Fragile States in Mindanao This is governance advocacy project aimed at developing a reform agenda that will lead to improved governance, better delivery of social services and an enabling political environment with which peace and development could proceed within the areas covered by the ARMM. The project will contribute to the broader CSO efforts in the region on promoting responsive, accountable and transparent governance through sustain conduct of citizen's satisfaction and monitoring system, monitoring LGU compliance on full disclosure policy, budget and project analysis, and advocacy for institutionalizing participation and mechanisms in the regional level.
Typhoon Kai-Tak (Urduja) Emergency Response The proposed emergency assistance generally aims to contribute reduce sufferings of 3,500 most vulnerable families affected by flood and landslides.  The assistance is aimed to increase access of 3,500 beneficiaries with basic family needs by providing cash grants as well as prevent the deterioration of public health by providing them hygiene and shelter items. The expected results will be the following: Provided temporary supply of water to disaster affected population; 2,000 families received hygiene kits; 2,000 families received essential household and shelter items;2,000 families received cash grants amounting to a maximum of Ph 2,000.00
Advocating for climate-resilient sustainable livelihoods The project will pursue policy changes at three levels, namely: provincial/municipal, national, and international.  Local initiatives will largely consist of developing a workable model for agricultural adaptation and climate -friendly farm technologies. National policy changes will be aimed at establishing a financing setup for climate adaptation projects such as those that Oxfam is supporting on the ground.  It will also strengthen the contribution of Oxfam in the Philippines to the global campaign on securing a fair, ambitious and globally binding deal on climate change, building from COP17 in South Africa and beyond.
Capacity Building for Digital Humanitarian Cash Transfer Program To ensure local humanitarian actors are equipped to deploy digital humanitarian cash transfer program including access to inclusive financing, the project will support capacity building of Oxfam humanitarian partners and stakeholders on Cash Transfer Program and development of standard operational guide for project implementation.   In partnership with Visa Worldwide and PayMaya Philippines, the project aims to transfer skills on managing a digital Cash Transfer Program, integrate cash transfer program in partnership disaster preparedness contingency plan  and develop a pool of trainers that can support training of humanitarian actors on digital and online beneficiary registration and digital fund disbursement.
Super Typhoon Goni Emergency Response To contribute to efforts in saving lives and reducing suffering by providing immediate assistance and protection interventions to people affected by Super Typhoon Goni in the Bicol Region and other vulnerable and underserved areas in Southern Tagalog.
Emergency WASH response to the Alamada Cholera Outbreak To protect public health of up to 5000 hh in Alamada municipality affected by cholera outbreak through provision of household water treatment and means and knowledge to maintain personal and domestic hygiene by June 2014
Typhoon Mangkhut Response Oxfam through partners will provide life saving support to 5,000 affected families that have sustained the most severe impact on their livelihoods and shelter, are most economically and socially vulnerable, and are geographically isolated and therefore not receiving sufficient and timely assistance from government. These families are in need of immediate food, water and non -food relief items. Most of them are relocated for safe shelter to evacuation centers or family relatives' homes.   The project will contribute immediate access to food, safe water, sanitation facilities, improved hygiene practices and basic non -food items to the evacuation centers and host communities; cash for vulnerable livelihoods recovery (agriculture). It will also recommend mechanisms for local protection monitoring and reporting of and response to gender -based and human rights violations at the community level.
Typhoon Rai Emergency Response To contribute to efforts in saving lives and reducing suffering by providing immediate assistance and protection interventions to people affected by Typhoon Rai in the Provinces of Surigao del Norte, Southern Leyte and Dinagat Islands and other vulnerable and underserved areas affected by typhoon Rai
Disaster Risk Reduction - Forecast based Financing Scale-up (BREADY) B -READY enables government to predict the local impact of disasters, and provide pre -emptive cash to vulnerable families to save lives, and minimize suffering and economic losses. Families receive cash and know -how pre -disaster, allowing them to effectively protect and prepare themselves and minimize the disaster impact.  Core components of the innovation: • Parametrics: provides a cost -efficient, reliable and scalable way to predict the impacts of disasters locally.  • Locally owned action: Local actors respond pre -emptively to foreseen disaster impact, based on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and impact thresholds defined together with communities.   • Pre -emptive cash grants: Cash transfers based on ‘impact thresholds' (triggers) through a digital local financial platform providing a smart, efficient, transparent cash -grant, that enables families to prepare.  • Sustainable pre -emptive finance: B -READY works on sustainable financing pathways for pre -emptive action that shifts available and growing (inter)national funding to pre -emptive action.
Philippine Media, Advocacy, Communications and Campaigns Following are the overall objectives of the Media, Advocacy, Communications & Campaigns (MACC) team for FY16: 1. Support the media, communications and campaigning needs of country programme and project teams; 2. Lead  in the delivery of WIN goals and objectives; and  3. Contribute to Oxfam's campaign on Inequality delivering the campaign in country and supporting the campaign at the regional level 4. Support in the transition of the MAC/Economic Justice/Rights In Crisis programme and campaigns under the new Oxfam Country Strategies (OCS).
Marawi Conflict Response Oxfam through partners will provide life saving support to 3,000 displaced families living in evacuation centers and host communities to have access to safe water, sanitation facilities, improved hygiene practices and basic non -food items.  Psycho -social support to 300 women and 500 children will be conducted and 30 trained protection monitors mobilized to report and respond to gender -based and human rights violations at the community level. To enable Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) to have access to information on humanitarian assistance, rights and processes, a radio program will be supported to air daily covering the whole of Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) and the conduct of legal missions to document and assist 4,000 IDPs on legal queries. High risk and highly vulnerable women and men will be supported with additional cash to cater to their specific needs. Influencing authorities and officials to recognise the emerging issues on gender and protection during displacement will also be a significant part of the Marawi response.
Assisting LGUs in Defining their Climate Action Plans The projects will conduct the following activities: 1. Local Climate Change Action Plan (LCCAP) Orientation at the local Government Unit (LGU) level before we go to the planning workshop 2. Deliver additional easy -to -use tools, info mix and processes that integrates tools from the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) LCCAP guide together with R1 learnings from LCCAP workshops since 2016 and emerging information (i.e. latest climate projections available, etc and latest discussion sessions with LGUs  3. Guide 1 -2 LGUs in actual community field research 4. Plan/conduct write shop for initial project proposals (e.g. Peoples Survival Fund (PSF) proposal) 5. Process assessment reports and conduct LCCAP Content Evaluation
Financial Inclusion for the Recovery of Marawi (FIRM) Phase 2 Oxfam in collaboration with UN Development Programme (UNDP), Marawi Humanitarian Consortium and PayMaya, and humanitarian partners will support 10,000 vulnerable Internally Displaced Person (IDP) families affected by Marawi siege to meet their basic lifesaving needs through immediate access to safe, secure and efficient cash transfers. 99% of IDPs identified cash based intervention as appropriate support for their life -saving needs and more dignified than in -kind distributions.  Cash transfers will enable IDPs to immediately access basic goods (such as food and non -food items like water, kitchen utensils, etc.) and services directly from local traders and service providers, rather than from an aid agency. Cash transfer will also support local economy stimulation. Infusion of cash in Marawi economy will help jump start its local economic activities by enabling markets and critical in value -chain functional, supply and distribute basic commodities to IDPs and rapidly restore vulnerable affected livelihoods. In Marawi, primary livelihoods affected by the crisis apart from agriculture are trading, commerce and services.
Energy Transition Project: Facilitating Learning Sessions on Energy Transition The project will conduct the following activities: • Organize a learning exchange between Eastern Samar Electric Cooperative (ESAMELCO) and Romblon Electric Cooperative (ROMELCO) in April  • Sulu -an community learning exchange with Small Island Grid (SIG) communities in Romblon island in April  • Produce video documentation of the ROMELCO Small Island Grid model in April • Conduct an Energy Policy Skill Share Event with Energy Transition Project Philippines partners in May • A training report documenting key exchanges, insights that will inform future work on energy transition in May
GRAISEA 2- Philippines (April to July 2023 Continuation of R08449) The Philippine country team will contribute to Result Area 3: National and Regional policy frameworks drive inclusive business practise that drive inclusivity, Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) and climate resilience. The Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness Investment in South East Asia (GRAISEA) PH team will continue to push and lobby at national and local level in creating an enabling environment for inclusive business, women's economic empowerment and climate resilience. Below are the major focus and targets of Year 5 influencing strategies with policy -makers and support stakeholders:   (1) Committee Deliberation of Poverty Reduction Through Social Entrepreneurship (PRESENT) Bill and Inclusive Business Bill (2)  Mobilizing Stakeholders of the PRESENT Coalition and broader stakeholders and Inclusive Business (IB) Champions and Allies from the Private Sector and its partners. (3) Piloting of Social Enterprise (SE) Localization  (4)  Promotion and showcasing of IB model and standards
Second Land Administration Project CoFinancing Trust fund The DO is to improve the design and implementation of the land registration system in the Project Area. (Details are in the attached Project Appraisal Document).
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Development (ORD): Professional Services Contract Data analysis for the study Genetic variants modify the association between distance to roadway and peripheral arterial disease in a large cardiovascular disease cohort, and provide an analyzed dataset describing the role of genetic variants in the Bone Morphogenic Protein (BMP) family in modifying the risk of disease from residing near a roadway
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ORD: Professional Services Contract Professional Services Contract
Additional Financing Guinea Productive Social Safety Net Project The proposed TF will contribute towards the first part of the Development Objective of the parent operation, which aims to: "provide income support to vulnerable groups and to lay the foundations of a social safety net strategy by testing some of the buildings blocks necessart for a larger system".
Emergency Public Health and Food Security Response in Afghanistan The project aimed to improve access to safe drinking water, safe sanitation, increase public awareness on public health and personal hygiene and improve food security through gender sensitive approaches in 55 community in Daikundi, 50 community in Badakhshan and 15 community in Kandahar provinces. The project will be implemented in partnership with local NGO's for a period of 9.5 months.
Fragile States Programme - RiC III and MediVac RiC team will be involved together with OGB programme staff in campaining for women's rights and gender equity, they will link up localy, nation wide and internationally to spread research, stories, etc. that will help to make the overall Afghan population aware about the inequal situation and the exclusion of over 50% of the population in politics and peace building.
Fragile States Programme - Capacity Building in Afghanistan •Capacity to analyse the causes and drivers of fragility, analysis to inform programme development •Monitoring Evaluation & Accountability & Learning (MEAL) to improve information sharing and context monitoring, conflict -sensitive planning and implementation •Ensure ways of working are appropriate •Analyse drivers of fragility, enhance cross -cutting theme in Economic Justice (EJ) and Gender Justice (GJ) pillars, building on and connecting existing initiatives •Learning from this fragility work can inform policy and advocacy work High operating costs, Fragile States Programmes (FSP) will finance crucial expenditures, gender mainstreaming, security management and counter -fraud.
Drought response in Badakshan Oxfam's assistance will cover the critical gap period of 6 months and will relieve economic stress during the emergency phase of this crisis.  The project is aligned with the most appropriate interventions agreed upon by humanitarian agencies operating in Afghanistan:   • Cash for Work is strongly recommended because it provides the most appropriate intervention in a timely and effective manner to the most vulnerable households .   • Given the cultural constraints women face in participating meaningfully in cash for work activities, they will be targeted via Cash for Training or cash grants.
Emergency Response to Avalanche affected families in Diakundi province of Afgnai To   ens ure food security, livelihood recovery, reduced waterborne diseases and contribute to reduce the spread of Covid19 amongst the disaster affected women, men, boys and girls, in 3 districts of Daikundi province
NSP III -No Cost extension Merger Contract ( AGNA97,AGNB23,AGNB33) This project contributes to P00788. This project will develop the ability of communities to identify, plan, manage and monitor their own development projects.  National Solidarity Programme (NSP) promotes a new development paradigm whereby communities (women and men) are empowered to make decisions and manage resources during all stages of the project.  The program is building the foundation for a sustainable form of inclusive local governance, rural reconstruction, and poverty alleviation.  Oxfam will facilitate programme implementation in 148 communities around 26,549  families in  Shahristan,  Asherly, Khidir and Sangtakhat districts of Daikundi.
National Solidarity Programme in Daikundi new district This project contributes to P00419. This project will develop the ability of communities to identify, plan, manage and monitor their own development projects.  NSP promotes a new development paradigm whereby communities (men and women) are empowered to make decisions and manage resources during all stages of the project cycle (SCOs 1, 4, 5).  The programme is building the foundation for a sustainable form of inclusive local governance, rural reconstruction, and poverty alleviation.  Oxfam will facilitate programme implementation in 40 communities around 2,000 families in  Sangtakhat  districst of Daikundi.
Emergency Response for Agricultural recovery in Daikundi Province, Afghanistan. The overall objective of this project is to support vulnerable households with cash for work and agricultural recovery of small vulnerable farmers in Ashterly District of Daikundi Province. The aim of this initiative is to improve food security of vulnerable men, women and children, among them elderly headed households, women headed households, widows and people living with disabilities and protect their livelihoods. The project duration is for one year (1st August 2010 - 31th July 2011). The projet will be implemented by Oxfam GB and will address the needs of 1200 vulnerable households.
National Solidarity Programme cycle one and two in Daikundi The project contributes to P00419 and is designed to develop the ability of communities to identify, plan, manage and monitor their development projects. It promotes a new development paradigm whereby communities are empowered to manage resources during PCM. It aims at building the foundation for sustainable forms of inclusive local governance rural reconstruction and poverty alleviation. Oxfam will facilitate programme implementation in 70 communities, approx. 4,200 families in 2 districts of Daikundi, this being a new contract for new communities in the districts where AGN256 and AGNA53 was implemented.
FLOW project Specific Outcomes:  To contribute to the security and reduction of structural poverty of women in Afghanistan and Yemen by women having greater representation in the peace and political processes, decreasing violence directed at them through an increased access to a responsive justice system.
Community Mobilisation and Capacity Building This project is based on community mobilisation and strengthening of community structures and processes. The effort is to build a base for livelihood strengthening in 15 villages in Kandahar province of Southern Afghanistan.     The project will be implemented by the partner. The budget being requested is US $ 89,470 over three years. Budgetary support  for core staff to diminish over the three years.
Strengthening Food Security and Livelihood through Sustainable Resource Manageme This  project will contribute to P00760: Strengthening food security and livelihoods in Afghanistan and the overall aim of the project will be to strengthen community groups, Oxfam partners and local governance structures to support the process of development in Badakshan. Specifically the project will contribute to the strengthening of food security and sustainable livelihoods for 1850 direct house hold and indirectly 11100beneficiaries for people in Dahan -i -Ab and Jowzgoon vallyes for the period of one years 1st April 2011  - 31 March 2012.