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Work in Progress IOM 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 orare 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 influential people in public and private sectors to take a lead in stimulating youth employment and business environment.
JONAM YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Initiative Jonam Youth Development Initiative (JOYODI) is a legally registered not-for-profit Non-Governmental Organization incorporated as Company with Limited Liability on the 4th February, 2008. JOYODI is based at Kapita, along Wadelai road in Pakwach Town Council, JonamCounty - Pakwach district. The organization has 8 years of experience in identifying and tackling community health needs.

Equal Voices, Equal Rights (EVER) is a project idea which seeks to challenge discrimination, exploitation, abuse and violence that rural women and girls are subjected to in Pakwach Town Council. Gender Based Violence (GBV) is a serious issue in Uganda as a whole but more pronounced in rural areas. According to the Ministry of Gender, labour and social development, more women (39%) have suffered effects of GBV compared to men (11%). This is even more prevalent in marriage (62%). The common forms of GBV in Pakwach district include defilement, assault, rape, threats of violence, child neglect, deprivation of property, widow inheritance, forced marital sex and forced early marriage. These are primary fuelled by the patriarchal mind-set of our society which has led to power imbalance between males and females.

Goal: To reduce violence against married women and create an enabling environment for their socio-economic wellbeing. Equal Voices, Equal Rights (EVER) has three specific objectives as below;

# Increase individual awareness on GBV and challenge attitudes and harmful traditional practices that promote GBV. Married men and women (18-35 years) increased their knowledge on causes and effects of GBV and the possible consequences of GBV. Improved respect and attitude of men towards their wives, reduced harmfultraditional practices that promote GBV. Survivors of GBV more informed about the available avenues for seeking redress.
# Increasedaccess of women and girls to socio-economic opportunities. This objective will specifically empower women and girls to demand for social and economic opportunities that they are lawfully entitled to; including education and land ownership among others. It seeks to achieve equal property distribution between male and females, increased linkage and involvement of women and girls in government aided community economic projects such as NUSAF III, Community Driven Development (CDD) and Youth Livelihood Programme (YLP).
# Improved coordination and partnership for effective GBV response. Under this objective, JOYODI envisions increased partnership and collaboration with all key stakeholders to address GBV, community leaders trained and supporting advocacy against GBV, a platform created to enable quarterly or bi-annual dialogue on GBV with all stakeholders, improved referral and support for survivors and collective action planning for betterGBV prevention.
KhaoNiew - Khao Niew Theater - LA This new project is the continuation of the skillset training and performance carried on. It will emphasis on the existing deaf team for a depth technic and increase the management skill of LAD but not limited to other disable associations. The team willbe equipped with some needed materials, management skill and a new show for touring in Vientiane Capital and possibly abroad. This project isconsidered to be a big step of deaf group to showcase their capacity, innovation and to pave their choice of thefuture.
Oxfam in Mozambique Oxfam Novib Mozambique country office has a long experience in working with Sexual Rights and Reprodutive Health. In this project the main role will be the assessment, contract and monitor partner activities and ensure the quality check of the results. Country office will start doing research on social norms as it is linked with the project objectives. In addition, we will seek to do a documentation and analysis of the results, carried out by the team (program and financial officers). One of the initial activities will bea induction workshop to guarantee that all countries and Partners being implementing the project can have a strong agreed on the expect results along the year there will be meeting with partners to present the progress made, the challenges faced, the lessons learned and the strategies defined for the sustainability of the actions and results of the program.
Oxfam Mali case study PSD policies To be able to illustrate the practical implementation of Dutch Private Sector Development (PSD) policies, we will take a more detailed look at one fragile state, Mali, where the Netherlands is actively pursuing both its economic/ inclusive development aswell as its peace and security policies. By zooming in on one particular country, we will be able to provide more a more detailed idea of thekinds of risks and challenges of the conflict context to which the Dutch PSD policies and instruments apply in the case of fragile and conflict-affected areas. The results of the research will be juxtaposed with information that is provided by the Dutch government on Mali, in order to be able to compare the information provided to Dutch companies with an interest inMali to the reality on the ground. In the overall report, the case of Mali will be presented as an example of how this works out in practice.

This activity will be carried out in close consultation with Oxfam Mali, who will conduct interviews with keyinformants, such as local CSO representatives working on business and human rights or representing affected communities academics, business representatives, etc.
World Vision-Somalia Joint Response The Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Dorcas, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed projectaims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian need for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The (revised) Humanitarian Response Plan, dated July 2018, states there are currently 5,4 mln people in need. The locations and sectors for project implementation are to be determined in a planning workshop taking place on 24 and 25 October, with representatives from the participating consortium members and local partners.
Gender Equality in Disability Policy The Office of the Vietnam National Committee on Disability (NCD for short) is an inter-disciplinary coordinating agency which is under the administration of Social Protection Department (SPD) (the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs); and is responsible for assisting the Minister to perform the function of state management of the work of the elderly, people with disabilities, and assistance to sponsored subjects. society and poverty reduction throughout the country according to the provisions of law.
PKBI JaTeng - ID Women in Prisons (WBP) are vulnerable to violence. This stems from the unequal power relations between them and correctional officers. Various forms of violence can emerge: psychological, economic (bullying) and possibly physical. The diversity of the social and economic status of WBP is another source of violence. WBP are economically less well-off have to work for those who have more incomeand status. Their inability to reconcile with the past triggers uncomfortable feelings and can lead to revenge ononeself or others.

This project uses a Human Centered Design approach to strengthen WBP, their family support and supportive prison environment. WBP receive health services in the form of pap smears, contraception and menstrual needs, and counseling bypsychologists. Reproductive health training and GBV, mental health and skills are organised as part an effort to improve WBP knowledge and skills. Family supportis to increase through the establishment of a CARE family forum. These series of discussionsare expected to establish and strengthen the support system for the WBP. Prison officers who have knowledge and skills in the field of reproductive health and GBV can minimize the opportunities for violence due to a more positive perspective on WBP. Withgood knowledge, it is hoped that the prison can continue the programme with the resources they have when the project ends.
Risk Communications Dissemination TAM and in consultation with mobile clinic partners will coordinate and amplify the dissemination of Covid-19 public awareness and sensitization messages in remote and marginalized communities in the West Bank and online across the OPT.

The proposed interventionwill 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.
PWCR for Cambodia Women Domestic Worker IDEA has a Promoting Women Condition and Rights ( PWCR) for Cambodia Women Domestic Worker.The project is strengthening existing 451 members and is going to work with a new 200 members as Cambodian women domestic workers in Phnom Penh. For the new member, IDEA will organize them through 200 direct meetings to explain them on the advantage of membership, discuss on working condition, and identify approach to get better condition in their work place.
IDEA responses and assists members# complaints against violation of rightsincluding documentation of cases and networking with related NGO. And IDEA brings cases to advocate with related government institutions.
IDEA advocacy with government to issues related rules and regulations to promote and protect rights of women domestic workers.
IDEA is working closely with related NGOs# networks and government#s institutions to ensure the implementation of existing rules and regulations on domestic workers.
HO-LW&PPVC-R2F Learning Land Under the #Land Learning series#, a knowledge initiative developed by the Global Land Program, an exchange visit for Oxfam Country team and their partner representatives is organized on 4-8 March 2018 in Vietnam.
The purpose of this #land learning journey# is to provide an opportunity for exchange and collective learning around the topic of protection of community land rights, land conflicts <(>&<)> land conflict resolution, engagement with private sector for responsible investments, and community land forestmanagement.

Participants in the learning journey include Oxfam and partners representatives from Africa, Asia and Latin America (Malawi, Mozambique, Uganda, Zambia, Cambodia, Myanmar, India, Indonesia, and Peru).

The event is hosted and facilitatedby Oxfam in Vietnam, with the contribution of partners in the country.
With a combination of exchanges, training, field exposure, and interactive public event,this learning journey represents a great opportunity to advance the collective reflection on practical modalities to achieve pro-poor inclusive land governance.
GCR Legal and social support in Lesvos GCR will support persons of concern to access and exercise their legal and social rights, to receive the protective services they need, with a focus on the identification and support of those most vulnerable amongst them. Apart from the provision of legal and social assistance to asylum - seekers, GCR#s staff has already identified that some of the cases must be provided with non - asylum related social and legal aid, making sure that those persons will also receive the adequate services . The legal teamwill provide individual legal casework and counsel to beneficiaries in relation to the process of making an application for relocation, family reunification, and asylum procedures according to Greek and European legal frameworks <(>&<)> procedures. The legal casework will be supported by social workers who will work alongside the legal team in conducting individual vulnerability assessments and preparing socialhistory reports, offering short - term psychosocial support, crisis intervention and referrals in reference to managing individual cases. This will include case - management of a small number of complex cases referred by Oxfam and its partners.
Assoc. Cultural Des. Sustentável-AICE ACUDES' main intervention areas are governance, extractive industry, environment, employability, development and vocational training. Acudes is based in Inhambane province. Acudes presides over the provincial forum of the Inhambane civil society organizations. This organization works in the districts of Jangamo, Homoíne, Murrumbene and in the city of Inhambane. Your donors are MASC and PEPFAR. The organization has HIV and gender as areas of intervention. The organization has history in relation to the extractive industry especially Sasol (located in Pande and Temane) which was the first company to work in the area of extractive industry. The province of Inhambane is one of the provinces that is least supported by donors or civil society financing mechanisms. However, Acudes shows a tendency to reverse this scenario, especially the way how  the forum of civil society organizations is leaded. The organization has managed to mobilize funds in a regular way, to the provincial forum, as well as to its benefit.
Mission: To develop in local communities, capacities and skills that promote critical reflection in order to eradicate poverty, promoting participatory and sustainable development.
 Vision: Promote a sustainable and participatory development of local communities and raise levels of consciousness about rights, cultural and moral values.

Values: Social justice, respect and solidarity for the human person, honesty, work and multiform socio-economic and cultural initiatives.
Positive Vibes LGBT in Rural East Africa Positive Vibes Trust, CfP reference; V1601-XG-IL-090.
This project aims to deepen its understanding of the results and impacts of their previous programmes and projects implemented across 16 African countries, which addressed issues around identity and awareness of Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual-Transsexual-Intersex (LGBTI) people.
This project wants to contribute to the reduction of self-stigmatisation, social stigmatisation and discrimination of LGBTI groups in rural Uganda together with three partner organisations. The project uses three methodologies to address marginalisation of LGBTI: 1. Looking in, looking out (LILO-identity) which is designed to unpack feelings, needs and desires, and to help participants to make choices and plans for themselves. 2. LILOKey Population which deepens understanding of LGBTI people in general and provides tools to incorporate LGBTI in policies. 3. LILO Voice which is to advocate, influence others and build social movements. Therefore, this project intends to find out the overall outcomes and impacts with the utilisation of the Inside-Out Approach and methodology in LGBTI individuals and organisations.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER Regional Programme in the Sahel and the Horn of Africa: strengthening food and water security for rural economic development (2013-18) with CARE in Niger
It is a program to promote agroforestry based on local innovations. The vision of the program is that rural households leave from subsistence agriculture and emergency assistance to sustainable rural development through increased food and water security, improving access to markets and strengthening of the local economy for different categories of farmers. Farmers' organizations are an essential tool for these rural development process and need for additional capacity to have more influence on national agricultural agenda. Inequalities between men and women are also a major concern, which is why the program will tackle the extentpossible, consistent with the strong commitment of ICRAF and the Dutch Government with regard to gender issues woman. The target areas of the program are: West Africa : Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger; East Africa; Ethiopia and Kenya. In Niger, CARE is leading the program and Oxfam will work with CARE and others local and international organizations for the implementation of the program. The program has targets communes in Niger: Torodi (Region of Tillabery), Dogon Kiria (Region of Dosso), Malbaza (region of Tahoua), Aguié (Region of Maradi) and Douroum (Region of Zinder). It was initiated by ICRAF (International Centre of Agroforestery). It is funded bythe Dutch government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DGIS).
NG YMCA 507735 The goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme.

The expected outcomes are:
1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries.
2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used
3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.
SS Inclusive Peacebuilding Research Oxfam is initiating research on experiences in inclusive peacebuilding in South Sudan, as part of a broader research agenda on inclusive peace and security This research is part of Oxfam#s effort to deepen understandings of #what works# when it comes to the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda (UNSCR 1325).

The research will focus on the meaningful participation of women inpeace processes in South Sudan at both national and grassroots levels, and on how their participation in peace processes at these different levels is or could be linked effectively. It will explore the current status of women#s participation as well as current capacity, capacity building efforts, and opportunities for women#s participation. Lastly, looking beyond the current situation, it will also include an analysis of where the potential and opportunities lie for increasing women#s participation in the future.
Youth Engagement in Water Governance Cambodian Volunteers for Society (CVS) is implementing the project called #Promoting Youth Engagement in Mekong Water Governance.# The project aims at Strengthening the vibrancy of Cambodian young women and men activists in their collaboration with ASEANto promote youth participation in Mekong water governance decision making process. The project will focus on increasing youth voices in the discussion of planned Sambor hydropower dam in Sambor district, Kratie province and other planned dams in the Mekong Mainstream.
Overall Objective (Goal): Increased youths# engagement in Mekong water governance decision making process. Specific Objective: Increasedyouth participation to discuss and debate in water resource governance dialogues.
To achieve the project aim, CVS identified 3 mainoutcomes: Outcome 1: Increased youths# awareness and capacity on water governance; Outcome 2: Strengthened youth network and information sharing among youth and the public; and Outcome 3: Increased National and regional active participation of young women and men(university and community) to voice their concerns about water resource governance and alternative energy.

The project engages University youths from various Universities both in Phnom Penh and provinces, and youth from Kratie and Stung Treng provinces where theplanned hydropower projects exist as direct beneficiaries. The project raises awareness to youth men and women on the positive and negative impacts of Mekong Hydropower dams in Laos and Sambo Hydropower dam in Cambodia and mobilize their participation to voices their concerns through discussions and campaigns to send key messages to decision-makers at Cambodia national level during Cambodian Youth Forum (CYF), Consultation, meetings, workshops, dialogues,forums and ASEAN regional level during the ASEAN Youth Forum (AYF) and ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN People Forum (ACSC/APF) 2017 in The Philippines. In addition, youth recommendations from theworkshop and the forum will also be included in the document in order to influence decision makers not to see large hydropower dam as good sources for energy or replace with other alternatives. This project will bring the linkage from the national to regional platform which will provide opportunity for young people to influence policy makers at the national and ASEAN regional levels about theimportance of youth participation in discussion of hydropower dam development projects on the Mekong River.
CO-Food distribution through RedRose sys Oxfam will manage the e-voucher redRose system that will be used in the food distribution to beneficiaries. Oxfam will also provideoverall technical guidance on selection, safe programming and implement the feedback mechanisms as appropriately as possible with beneficiaries.
Oxfam will carry out payments to FFV shops and will ensure overall oversight on voucher redemption process