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scoping study through a participatory of Based on positive joint experiences of One World UK and Oxfam Novib in other parts of the world such as Mali and Cambodia,  this proposal covers an in-depth scoping study in Myanmar  through a participatory process of research  and consultation on  how ICT, social media, and traditional media can be utilised effectively to inform and engage citizens- especially young people- on issues of political participation, government  accountability, and in the broad area of sexual and reproductive health and rights.
The primary goals of the study are:
# To better understand the rapidly changing ICT landscape  in Myanmar and the opportunities new technologies may present in the coming years to promote political participation, accountability, and youth empowermentaround reproductive health and rights
# To identify how Oxfam Novib can engage citizens in Burma- in particular youth and
women- in democratic  processes, with afocus on civic participation in decision­ making, transparency and accountability, throughavailable web-based and mobile media tools like SMS texting, Facebook, Twitter, and other mobile phone and Web­ based applications.
# To determine how these new media tools and channels available in Myanmar can also be used to inform and engage young people to increase gender equality and promote positive behaviour change with regards to sexual and reproductive health. The ICT tools used in the Learning about Living programme  will act as a source of inspiration but local context  may require a different approach.
# To identify and secure buy-in for ICT-based interventions from key stakeholders in Myanmar, including civil society organisations as well as potentially government ministries and institutions, the private sector, and international institutions and funders.
Womens Bodily Integrity in OPT The Women#s Bodily Integrity Program with 4 women#s rights organizations in the OPT along with Oxfam Novib seeks to reduce the social acceptance of violence against women and create conditions for women and girls to exercise their human rights, especially their sexual and reproductive rights. Gender based violence including violence against women and girls is widespread rooted in the women#s subordinate position in the society and a belief system that denies women their agency. The program brings together two interventionstrategies by combining work on sexual and reproductive health rights with work on women#s rights under the law such as legal aid and legal reform to provide a comprehensive response to the challenge posed by GBV. Juzoor will organise awareness raising and training of activists from university and prominent women leaders from local communities on sexual and reproductive health rights to create a committed cadre of active community leaders who can create discussions and disseminate the knowledge further in their sphere of influence; build capacity of health and social service workers on sexual and reproductive health rights and gender equality issues by helping them to view these issues in its social context and not purely as a health matter with the aim to create women friendly service provision.
Turkey Feasibility Study CONFEDERATION DEVELOPMEN PLAN -2020: Oxfam Executive Directors (EDs) agreed to collectively invest in and strengthen current and future affiliates during their meeting from October 6-10 in Barcelona. Turkey is included in the list of countries identified as candidates for Oxfam affiliation by 2020. This list was established with input from several "functional groups" within the Oxfam system, including campaigners, public and institutional fundraisers and PGGs. In their meeting in Barcelona, the EDs agreed to take the process further through mandating an initial exploration phase guided by the confederation development team, and implemented by the concerned Country Directors.  The confederation development team, in consultation with the country directors, developed a standard term of references to guide the process of assessment in all candidate countries. Through this initiative, we will gauge the feasibility for Turkey to be consider as potential affiliate. This initial study will be the first mile stone in the long process of investing in Turkey as potential affiliate.
JRAS/GROW Program Development OAU-SLK JRAS Theme 1 Strategy was developed for the period 2013-2015 with the input from South Asia Economic Justice Working Group (SAEJWG)and the Country Leadership Teams (CLTs). Oxfam South Asia Programme Governance Group (PGG) approved the Strategy in October 2012.

The priority within JRAS Theme 1 is for the work that adds value in a demonstrable way to the existing country level work, global strategies, and increases coherence between Affiliates# work at regional level through linking and learning amongst Oxfams, partners and allies. The work around approved strategy is a regional window of opportunity for influencing key policies related with climate change, land right and food security at the country and regional levels.

The goal of JRAS Theme 1 is:#Men and women in South Asia are enjoying enough nutritious food and are exercising their right to access, own and control the land, water and forest resources important for their food and livelihood security.# In order to achieve the goal, various strategies have been used throughout the Programme. As per Programme Trajectory, we focused more on research and alliance building in the first two years; and more on advocacy, popular mobilisation and linking and learning the last years.
At Oxfam Novib, the programme was funded by Dutch government funds (MFS) while both Oxfam OGB Regional Center and Oxfam Australia supported financially the overhead costs of the Coordinator.
Oxfam Novib is embarking on a process of Programme Development with the final aim ofexternal fundraising for national and regional GROW work. The South Asia regional programme costs were mainly paid by the Dutch government (MFS) funds, which will be no longer available from next year. In the view of this and with the support of ONL HQ,aprogramme development process has been started in January 2014 aimed to prepare further proposals for fundraising. The proposals are meant to support better existing country level GROW work and future plans in the themes of (1) climate change, (2) right tofood and (3) land rights and to be linked to the current JRAS Theme 1 programme in order to ensure smooth transition for a possible next phase.
This process has been shared and agreed with the South Asia Economic Justice Working Group during the annual Face to face planning meeting (7-8 March 2015 Dhaka).
The programme development process will include partnership assessment, donor engagement and management, proposal development within Thematic Working Groups, research and data collection, some small initial projects with identified partners, etc. As it is labour intensive process we would suggest engaging extra capacity (for example, a consultant, etc) who will support the Grow CTs in this work (preferably a seconded staff from an identified partner whowill be partnering in this work).
Appui à la sécu. alimentaire à Cibitoke Améliorer les conditions de vie des ménages à travers l#augmentation et la valorisation de la production agricole ainsi que le respect des droits de la femme dans la province Cibitoke.
1. Accompagner 360  ménages pauvres des communes Rugombo, Murwi, Buganda  et Mugina de manière à avoir l#accès aux intrants de qualité et à adopter des techniques de production durables qui leur permettent une autosuffisance alimentaire et une augmentation des revenus.
2. Renforcer les capacités des leaders communautaires et des plus défavorisés, en particulier les femmes, à se mobiliser pour la promotion des droits humains et à résister aux abus et leurs violations, ainsi que le renforcement de leurs capacités économiques et la transformation des conflits sociaux.
VCD: Value Chain Design & Exercise Action for Enterprise (AFE) is pleased to design this proposal for building capacity of Implementing Partners (IPs) of Oxfam Novib on value chain selection, analysis, design and exercise in their respective working areas. As a global leader in private sector economic development, value chain program design, training and capacity building, AFE will use its extensive experience, over the past 18 years, to promote and improve the adoption and effectiveness of market-based economic strengthening approaches by Oxfam partners focused on mitigating the impact climate change and promoting income of farmers through value chain approach.

The objective of this program design exercise is to develop value chain of potential agriculture crops in char areas of Bangladesh and design and exercisevalue chain program for poor and marginal farmers of chars of Jamuna and Padma rivers in 3 districts. AFE will prepare and submit afinal assessment report, including identifying and selecting illustrative Project Facilitation Activities. Knowledge and practical skills of implementing partners# staff of Oxfam increased on value chain analysis, program design and exercise through field exercise. Assessment of selected value chain(s) will be included identifying and interviewing key market actors, developing a value chain map, and identifying key constraints.
CO-Water, sanitation , public health Water, sanitation and public health assistance for populations affected by boko haram crisis in Niger, Toumour 2016
Women's political empowerment UG-UWN The project is intended to build the capacity of women leaders to engage, influence and lobby for gender responsive programmes and interventions in their respective location.
The project is also intended to connect spaces between local leaders and national leaders and build capacity of women leaders to influence at local level (Subcounty and district) and also gain capacity to feed into national debates through the forum (Uganda women#s Parliamentary forum) that exists at national level.  The ordinary women and girls willbe engaged by women leaders through dialogues on VAW and Land to build a critical mass and generate credible messages for advocacy and engagement with traditional leaders and legal duty bearers at all levels.
 The women leaders from grassroots women organisationswill be  given capacity to work in hand with political leaders and gain spaces to participate in Local government planning meetingsas provided for the by Local government planning guidelines of 1997 Although the guidelines provides for representation of civil society organisations in all planning and budgeting processes, the reality on ground is that the space can be gained through having contact with key political leaders part of that process.
The women leaders #political and CSOs will identity groups of ordinary rural women that have suffered VAW and Land related Violence in their respective location and mentor them to engage at the different Subcounty, district, regional and national meetings and voice their concerns to the duty bearers.
The project will seek to hold the leaders (traditional and government) to account and make decisions to take action on issues raised by women. The decisions will include following up with district council to prioritise project proposalscomponents into the Local government plans. The work at national level will be informed by grassroots experiences and key stakeholders will be involved ensure that VAW Currently the ministry of Gender doesn#t have government funds for VAW prevention, andits assumed that funds for VAWQ response are supposed to go to Ministry of health, Justice law and order, these ministries are also underfunded. and Women#s land rights are given space in national level debates by UWOPA and the relevant ministries this in turn will allow for proper budget allocations to the respective programmes.
Recently,the land policy was approved by the government and the Law on Domestic violence was passed in 2010. Oxfam and other two DV Act coalition members supported the translation of the Ct into 8 Local languages including languages spoken in Karamoja and Acholi. The project is intended to expedite the implementation of the law and the Land policy through active engagement of the key stakeholders who are women.
FSN Safe Spaces project ATTAHADI The programme Creating Safe Spaces for Women and Girls in the MENA region (Safe Spaces), aims to create lasting transformational changes, by changing power relations, attitudes and beliefs of women and men and promoting gender equality. Safe Spaces is a multi-country programme with a regional component covering Egypt, Occupied Palestine Territories (OPT), Tunisia and Yemen (and possibly Morocco in the near future) that connect existing initiatives on VAWG. Building on diverse experiences, lessons learned, and scaling upour innovations, we want to ensure that women and girls in the MENA region are safe from violence. Oxfam and partners will jointly implement a strategy that combines strengthening CSOs, raising awareness and changing attitudes and beliefs of citizens (through edutainment), and mobilizing and empowering women and men to raise their voices at national and international levels (influencing).
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Oxfam will assist 21000 affected population including, women, men, girls and boys in improving access to clean water, environmentalhealth conditions and provision of food and immediate livelihood support for IDPs and host families in a manner which respects and protect their rights as well as ensures safety and dignity. The analysis of the current impact of the counter-insurgency revealed IDPs numbers increasing to approximately 2.2 Million persons in Maiduguri due to returnees from Cameroon and neighboring States. In addition, tens of thousands are also returning to their area of origin in Adamawa North where insurgency and counter insurgency as resulted in mass destruction of facilities, infrastructures, shelters and livelihood. In addressing the situation, Oxfam and its partners will intervene in Adamawa and Borno States in North Eastern Nigeria and will prioritize WASH and Food Security activities to prevent waterborne related diseases for IDPs and host families and mitigate the impact of food insecurity to save lives and build the resilience of host communities whose resources have been stretched by the crises. The WASH intervention will ensure access to water, hygiene promotion and sanitation facilities. The intervention will employ immediate support for food and livelihoods through cash voucher/in-kind depending on context and agriculture support for most vulnerable women and male farmers to improve their coping capacity. Protection mainstreaming combined with advocacy will assist in ensuring thedignity and respect of human rights for the most vulnerable women, girls, boys and men and access to impartial and appropriate and gender responsive humanitarian assistance. This projectmake part of the Lake Chad Basin crisis response.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda OGB unrestricted commitment # FY 2016/17- program costs

Women Leadership Programme
Climate change adaptation <(>&<)> Emergency assessments
VAW
support to women land rights models
Engendering Extractive work
Support to Inequality campaign
Economic Development of small farmers The private sector investment is increased in 40 disaster prone villages of Multan <(>&<)> Muzaffargarh District during.
Private Sector is ready to mobilize its resources to 40 disaster prone villages of Multan <(>&<)> Muzaffargarh for fair share, working with Farmer Societies <(>&<)> Farm Service Centers.
The proposed project idea came from that issues, listed and prioritized by the riverinefarming communities, farmer groups, farmer societies and Chenab Forum.
Doaba Foundation had its plan to work on economic development and farmer#s empowerment of the riverine area under its #Sustainable Livelihoods# program. For this purpose, Doaba Foundation shared its ideas to its funding partners e.g. Oxfam GB, Oxfam Novib, Concern World Wide etc.
Muzaffargarh is one of the most backward and poor Districts of Punjab Province, Pakistan and is prone to flood disasters and drought. Muzaffargarh District has its unique identity being encircled by two rivers. It looks like an #Island# Majority of the people are Muslim by Religion and labourers and farmers by occupation, residing in simple mud built houses in rural areas. Christian and other minorities are also living in some parts ofdistrict Muzaffargarh. District has extreme hot and cold climate throughout its area. A large area of the district consists of sanddunes and barren land. District Muzaffargarh consists of four tehsils (Muzaffargarh, Kot Adu, Jatoi and Ali Pur).
Private Sector isready to mobilize its resources to 40 disaster prone villages of Multan <(>&<)> Muzaffargarh for fair share, working with Farmer Societies <(>&<)> Farm Service Centers. To promotion of farm service centers as agriculture business centers by the engagement of Private Sector for 2000 farming families and meetings with Fertilizers Companies for business dealing. Fertilizers are very important input for better agriculture farming but in Multan <(>&<)> Muzaffargarh, especially in riverine areas, good quality and at retailer price fertilizers is not available. Black marketers exploit farmers. In the proposed project, meetings with fertilizer companies will be made for business dealing. Usually, the companies e.g. Fuji Fertilizer Company (FFC), National Fertilizer Company (NFC) provides technical support to its partners <(>&<)> clients in water <(>&<)> soil testing, demo plot establishment, farmer#s education and free transportation of fertilizers to agreed places. As the output, these companies will be sensitized and promoted to set their business center/dealership to farm service centers under Farmer Associations.
Strengthening Sub-National Hum. Coord The project seeks to achieve amongst other objectives to Strengthening Capacity and Coordination as well as ensure accountability and transparency in humanitarian activities in Benue State. This is because there are gaps especially at the state level andacross the state on how disasters are managed, and lapses in coordination when disaster occurs.
Strengthening CBO roles In this new proposal, KWEG wants to expand its current program on capacity building of women and men to an additional 29 villages in Delta, Bago Division and Karen state.   Establishing Women Learning Centres (WLC) and alternative livelihood opportunities and trainings for women will be continued in this new phase. A new and interesting additional outcome for this proposal is enhancing the capacity of women on the on - going peace process and ceasefire monitoring.

A.  Women Capacity Building in Reproductive Health and womens rights.

Outcome 1-

By 2015, trainings provided, technical support and information access (at individual, institutional levels, and enabling environment.) will have enhanced the knowledge, attitude and behaviour, sense of community of the 7.500 women and 2.500 men in 29 target villages (especially targeting married women) to assert and claim their reproductive health and womens rights.
B. Women Learning Centres (WLCs) establishment

Outcome 2-

By 2015, access to information, education and general information through the establishment of 6 Women Learning Centres will have enhanced the confidence of women in 29 villages to take proactive role in social and political changes happening in the Myanmar.

C. Capacity building of women to engage in Peace Building and ceasefire monitoring initiatives

Outcome 3  Enhanced knowledge of women in 29 communities, on the peace process will have led to more empowered women who will actively engage in the peace process and ceasefire monitoring in Myanmar.
ESTAMOS Active Citizenship The project of ESTAMOS is to empowering communities, particularly women, for their participation in making decisions aimed at sustainable improvement of living conditions of the people, through partnership with other social actors. the organization workson five areas to contribute to increased the access to quality of water and sanitation to people, improve the management and sustainable use of natural resources for the development of local populations, to contribute to the reduction of indices of HIV AIDS and improving the quality of those who are infected and affected, and improve governance and social audit for greater accountability and accountability to the communities. they do work directly with the community, trough trainings, buildings infrastructures for community and giving support for maintenance the infrastructures. this project is funded by SIDA
JA-Fair Finance Guide International This is part of the BankWiser project.

BankWiser International (BWI) is a project that organises and aims to create additional civil society capacity in 7 countries (Belgium, Brazil, France, Indonesia, Japan, Netherlands, and Sweden) to evaluate and monitor major commercial banks policies and practices, and to mobilize bank clients to request a more responsible banking sector. The project establishes a methodology for research and analysis of bank policies and practices, provides evidence-based support for critical dialogues with banks, and stimulates campaigning and agenda-setting on regulatory policies, social responsibility and development relevance of the main banks. The project builds on a pioneering model developed in the Netherlands since 2009, which was followed by a similar initiative in Brazil in 2012, both of which demonstrate leverage and potential for bringing about change.

BWI will fill the gap of a global and comparable standard for responsible banking, which is based on widely accepted international norms and conventions. It will unite various civil society interests covering the broad social and environmental issues which banks impact. The project is expected to lead to improvements in the CSR policies and practices of banks, more informed engagement by the public, and more awareness and debate about banks responsibilities toward society.
CO-506141 Oxfam has an exemplary record of humanitarian leadership, coordination and rapid
response emergency programming in Gaza in times ofcrises. It contributes to the WASH cluster, food
security sector, and participates in the protection cluster in Gaza. Oxfam has a been a strategic ECHO
partner since 2008 and coordinates ECHO local partners in Gaza and regularly conducts assessments
to ensure quality control. Oxfam has also developed influential partnerships with strategic actors such
as WFP in order toinfluence policy and best practices in humanitarian aid and cash programming.
Moving forward, Oxfam's expanding development portfolio has provided successful opportunities for increasing linkages from relief to recovery to sustainable development in Gaza. Oxfam's Economic Justice (EJ) programme
allows poor and marginalized Palestinian women, men and youth control over productive resources in
Gaza. Furthermore, Oxfamaims to scale up its Gender Justice (GJ) programming in Gaza to increase
Palestinian women's decision-making and influence at the household, community, and national levels
towards a society where violence against women is significantly less prevalent. Oxfam is an
international agency, with a strong specialization in advocacy and campaigning, making it well placed to
support inter-agency efforts at national and international levels. Oxfam also works to advocate for local
issues, such as water and shelter, with the relevantdecision-making stakeholders in Gaza and the
Palestinian Territories.