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Mozambique Pahtfinder Pathfinder International Mozambique is member of the female condom consortium in Mozambique and thus part of the Universal Access to Female Condoms (UAFC) Joint Programme. For the female condom programme in Mozambique they are responsble to integrate female condoms into health services, whereby nurses are trained to distribute and raise awareness for female condoms. FI also works with youth groups and other groups in communities to raise the awareness for female condoms rural and urban areas in Mozambique.
Economic Empowerment of Somaliland Women The project aims to support women in Somaliland, one of the poorest countries in the world, thus meeting one of Nagaad#s, as well as, Oxfam Novib thematic areas, which focuses on improving women#s economic empowerment. Project activities are focused on improving knowledge, and business skills, advocacy on women#s economic rights, livelihoods, and environmental protection, thereby supporting sustainable social, human and economic development processes, and directly contributing to improving the quality ofthe lives of the target beneficiaries. In addition, the empowerment and participatory mobilization components of the project are specifically designedto support and rights advocacy skills and reinforce local development capacities.
Training for election processus-ROTAB Although Niger has proven experience in elections (presidential 6th in 2016), the electoral process is a crucial step for several reasons.
In the current climate of political tension, a strong and responsible civil society is the best guarantee of a strong democracy. The organs of civil society should support and create conditions for the proper functioning of democracy himself fully in the electoral process in an impartial manner, in view of promoting free, fair elections accepted by all.
To play our full part accompaniment and citizen watch in this specific context (resumption of voter file and biometric enrollment) and the holding of elections, it is our duty to us involved upstream of the electoral process while encouraging people to register as voters as being a prerequisite to the act of voting; enlighten citizens on the various aspects of this process and until the elections.
It's project will help raise the level of mastery of the electoral process by the members of society to participate effectively and efficiently in the conduct of the ongoing process
BankTrack Extension 2015 BankTracks core campaign activities are clustered into three areas:

(i)	Bank-focused campaigns, which aim to influence the business strategy, operations, investment policies, sustainability initiatives, and investment decisions of individual banks or groups of banks.

In 2012, some of the success indicators for BankTracks work in this cluster have been identified as:

-	New Equator Principles (EPIII) include key elements in accordance with the BankTrack position, submissions and formal positions on other standards
-	Up-to-date overview of all climate and energy policies of key banks targeted by BankTrack
-	Programme developed to track the implementation of Equator Principles III within banks and at the project level
-	Method developed for quick scan of selected bank policies and practices against key performance indicators (such as transparency and accountability)


(ii)	Deal-focused campaigns.  In BankTracks vocabulary, a deal refers to specific, problematic, projects that are financed by private banks.  This cluster aims to influence the role and investment of banks in those projects, toward their termination or modification.

The BankTrack website has dedicated pages allocated to provide information and analysis on problematic projects which are financed, partly or wholly, by private banksincluded in the list of key banks targeted by the network .  The Strategic Plan (pp. 20-24) explains when and how BankTrack becomesinvolved in working on such projects, either with the affected communities, or with activists and experts in cases where a particular bank investment is of strategic value from a campaigning perspective.

The 2012 targets include the following:

-	Fully updateddeal and company profile system, including financial architecture and governance sections
-	Clear list of key target companies and deals, and, subsequently detailed campaign plans
-	Expert group on community engagement convened
-	Two studies of the on-ground impact assessment of selected deals  conducted and posted on the Banktrack website

(iii)	Issue-focused campaigns.  This refers to controversial sectors (such as climate and energy, nuclear power, food and commodity speculation) specific sustainability-related issues, in addition to particular geographies (BRIC) and themes (banks and human rights, regulation of banks).

Key indicators in 2012 include:

-	Number of cases of banks which terminate their support for fossil-extraction and fossil-fuel-based energy projects
-	Caseswhere banks have been deterred from investing in nuclear energy
-	Monitoring the adequate implementation by banks of the UNs Business and Human Rights framework
-	Training delivered in the BRIC countries and online, to the benefit of a broader group of interested civil society activists, as part of shoring up the capacity of groups in BRIC countries to monitor the banking sector
Support food security for vulnerable pop Ce projet exécuté par le partenaire ACTION D'ESPOIR a pour objectif principal de contribuer à l#amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire et la protection des moyens d#existence de 1.500 ménages déplacés, retournés et familles d#accueil dans les villages de Lumbishi, Shanje et Kavumu/ Luzirantaka dans un environnement sécurisé d'ici la fin décembre 2013.

- Localisation : Hauts plateaux de Kalehe, localités/villages de Lumbishi, Shanje et Luzirantaka en Territoire de Kalehe au Sud Kivu/RDC
- Durée de projet : 6 mois
- Bénéficiaires directs : 1500 ménages
- Bénéficiaires indirects : 4667 ménages
- Secteurs d#intervention : Sécurité alimentaire et moyen de subsistance
TFSN: Leading Without Fears The aim of the project is to enhance the capacities and develop skills of the women and men in understanding women, peace and security, its framework and functions at the national, regional and international level targeting ethnic states especially Kayin. The project will leverage on dynamic civil society and the ongoing peace negotiations between the government and armed groups. The project will be delivered through KWEG and IID with continuous support from Oxfam Novib. KWEG will focus its work in Kayinstate providing trainings and building leadership in women's network as well as providing psychosocial and legal support to women that are victims of violence exacerbated by conflict. IID will be providing required technical resources, building capacity via exchange learning and placing women peace and security agenda in regional forums like ASEAN.
SOS-Civisme-Governance and active citize - Role of the counterpart  in the project
In the Commune of Tillabery, (local level) Oxfam, through the Project ##Civic education and capacity building for more tax justice in Tillabery##  will be working with SOS Civisme; CSOs,  women and youth, local leaders will be the main stakeholders with whom influencing actions will be undertaken toward the Commune.
- Long term outcomes that the counterpart will contribute to
These outcomes will link to the outcomes in the project proposal as well as outcomes mentioned in the CO project description
More public resources are available for  sustainable development and fight against poverty of more vulnerable groups, particularly women and youth  at the local level
- Geographical location of interventions of counterpart
The NGO SOS Civisme has a national scope in that it is present in the 8 regions of Niger. But as part of the Civic Education and Capacity Building projectfor more tax justice in Tillabéry '' she plans to intervene, in partnership with Oxfam COin the Urban Commune of Tillabéry. It intends to reach actors at the local level, such as: civil society organizations, communal councilors, traders, women and young people, private citizens, etc.
- General terms the intervention strategies that will beapplied
Therefore, we want to work particularly in favour of more vulnerable groups (women and youth). The global strategy consist to reinforce local CSOs through capacity building and training in relevant thematics , then CSOs will reinvest in local actors like W<(>&<)>Y, traders, privates, in order to influence the Commune
Peace beyond borders RACOJ phase 3 Promotion des droits des jeunes et du développement communautaire, Transformation des conflits, bonne gouvernance  et la santé en milieu des jeunes,  a manifesté son intérêt en soumettant une proposition de projet pour cette troisième phase. Ainsi les activités proposées par Racoj seront axées sur les AGR, le plaidoyer aux autorités politico administratives au niveau provinciale et locale pour renforcer la gouvernance ;  L#appropriation des accords régionaux par les communautés (Accord cadre d#Addis-Abeba et le pacte de la CIRGL), Le renforcement des capacités des jeunes  et des autorités sur les questions de genre et la bonne gouvernance
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Hard life on the farms, low earnings from (subsistence) farming, poor village infrastructure, unemployment etc, make life in the cities more attractive to youth. The future of Agriculture is therefore at risk if nothing is done to bring the youth back tothe farms. Oxfam believes that Long term sustainability in Agricultural production can't happen without fully integrating the youth population. With the expected increase of income from Cocoa as a result of the Kokodola project, youth should be the targetand strategies to attract them back to this lucrative business are important.  Indeed, attracting youth to agriculture and cocoa farming requires thatthe sector becomes more dynamic and appealing than it is presently on one hand, while young people willneed to develop a positive attitude towards the sector than they do now as evidence in the sustainable cocoa production project.

It is in light of the above that Oxfam is planning the Business clinic that will bring the youths together for four days tochart a way forward in Agricultural production.
The goal of this workshop is to increase the participation of youth in Agricultural production in the process to create a new generation of Young, informed and successful Cocoa and fish entrepreneurs.
-Raise awareness of the youths on the opportunities that are available in cocoa  and fish farming
- Youths knowledge on production techniques are improved
- Youths developing a vision for their future and encourage to pursue it.
- Understand the importance of IT in sustaining  business ventures
- Youths develop positive attitude towards cocoa business.
CO-506696 The project is aim to strengthen rice influencing and private sector engagement that is
undergoing in the Mekong Delta to be used for the following activities that bridge program
(supporting partners), policy, and country influencing:
(1) Organize workshop and training on sustainable rice practices and standards (e.g.
Sustainable Rice Platform) and key farmer/training of trainer event.
(2) Build off and create synergies amongst two key strands of rice work: the Sustainable Rice
Platform and engagement with companies and national government to promote inclusive
business and demonstrate resilient and responsible rice value chains; and
(3) Support Oxfam in Vietnam to be better positioned for the 2nd wave country of Asia Rice
Campaign as cluster B of UP campaign in Asia.
Airavati On June 16, 2009, the government of Myanmar and China Power Investment Corporation signed a Memorandum of Agreement for the joint "Development, Operation and Transfer of the Hydropower Projects in Maykha, Malikha and Upstream of Irrawaddy-Myitsone River Basin". The biggest of these dams is Myitsone, or the confluence of the Maykha and Malikha rivers, which is expected to submerge more than 700 square kilometers of lands, and to relocate about 60 villages affecting approximately 15,000 people.
The Myitsone dam controversy grew from a local into a national and even international issue leading President Thein Sein to suspend its construction in September2011. However, even before the suspension, residents of the four most affected villages surrounding thetwo rivers (Tanghpre, Mali Zup, Lahpre <(>&<)> Dawng Pan) had been forcibly relocated in the newly created village, Aung Myin Tha starting March 2013.
The forced displacement and uprooting of the local population from the four low-lying villages has created alot of problems for the affected families, further deteriorating their already poor living conditions. Due to the sensitivity of the issue, very few development institutions supported the relocated families. Support came mostly from Asia World, (the organization behind the hydroelectric power project and receiving support from the China government), which has been limited and not enough to meet even the basic needs of the families.
Considering the very difficult situation and the relatively small amounts of assistance being extended to the relocated families, Lahpai Seng Raw decided to commit the award money she received for being a 2013 Ramon Magsaysay awardee (Asia#s Nobel Prize) toserve as initial fund to support development projects in the confluence villages in Kachin. Being an awardee drove her more to continue with her advocacy of reaching out and making a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable and neglected in rural Myanmar.
Lahpai Seng Raw immediately commissioned the conduct of participatory needs assessment in the confluence areas to identify priority projects. The assessment was conducted on September 19-29, 2013 in the 4 villages displaced by the dam construction including the relocation village, Aung Myin Tha.
Results of the assessment revealed that the forced relocation had greatly aggravated the peoples# living conditions, thereby greatly reducing and even losing income from major livelihoods # farming, plantation crops, fishing and non-timber forest product collection. Peoplepredominantly depending on farming as a major source of livelihood and income lost their farms. And even the land surrounding their houses in the relocation site is of poor soil quality unfit for agricultural production. Inaddition, support from Asia World is unable to meet food needs.
Considering the pervasive poverty, food insecurity and low income issues plaguing the families in the four most affected villages, sustainable livelihoods will be given high level of support in the proposed assistance.
OGB Syria Joint Response III As east Aleppo neighbourhoods become increasingly accessible (January 2017), more IDP families are expected to return to their ruined homes. Currently in Aleppo City, needs assessment findings for WASH indicate that approximately 600,000 people are still deprivedof regular access to water and sanitation.  Damaged infrastructure and substantial limitations on movement have rendered many communities without access to safe drinking water or proper supplies to maintain personal hygiene, which risks a resurgence of communicable diseases. Women as head of households and children are considered among the most vulnerable. Additionally, the conflict has led to decreased availability of hygiene items in many areas, thereby preventing Syrians from employing typical hygiene practices. These concerns are particularly acute for IDPs in informal settlements and collective centres where conditions increase the risk of diarrhoea and infectious diseases.
As such, Oxfam's proposed programme aims to address underserved WASH needs of IDPs and host communitiesaffected by conflict in Aleppo governorate, and build on the success of the previous two SJR projects.
The project duration is fromMarch to end December 2017 and the expected results are:
-rehabilitation of water supply systems (local wells, small scale pumping stations) in two villages in rural Aleppo, hosting IDPs, benefitting 7000 persons;
-provision and installation of HH water tanks for3000 IDPs and returnees from/to East Aleppo;
-rehabilitation of sanitation facilities for 1200 IDPs and returnees from/to East Aleppo;
-training 20 Community Resource People (CRPs) to conduct Hygiene Awareness and water conservations sessions in the community;
-support 500 CRPs to conduct hygiene campaigns in collective shelters;
-distribute Hygiene Kits, Shelter Kits, Dignity kits and materials for 20.000 IDPs and returnees;
Although the proposed action is responding to the immediate life-saving water needs of the communities, Oxfams approach is to do so in a sustainable way so that the provision of water is supported long after the end of the project. Hence the water network interventions will provide durable solutions to targeted communities.
Policy development on climate change LEAD Pakistan and ONL CO, Pakistan has come across a prime opportunity of contributing to development of climate change policies ofthe two of the provincial governments of Pakistan. Provincial Governments of Punjab and Sindh have shown keen interest in developing their CC policies (Letter from provincial governments attached as Annex-I to this CN at the bottom). LEAD will undertake this workin close consultation with Oxfam Novib Grow team and the partners involved in the implementation of the SIDA grant. The project hasbeen divided into two phases: i) Review of existing policies, practices, formulation and convening of provincial steering committee, initial consultations ii) Consultations to develop the design <(>&<)> draft of the policies.This proposal envisages the designing and development of Provincial Climate Change Policy based on specific sectoral needs for the provinces of Punjab and Sindh. In orderto develop the policy the project will adopt a participatory approach, through situation analysis, research and capacity building as well as consultations with relevant stakeholders. The target audience will be multi-sectoral and will include policy makers (elected and appointed); civil society organizations especially those working in the field of environment and/or Climate Change; academia,specialists (including researchers and practitioners in environment and Climate Change field), media, students, youth and communityrepresentatives.
LET - Women Transformative Leadership Supporting Women's Transformative Leadership in Changing Times <(>&<)> Democratic Transition 2012-2015 (AMAL programme)
LET is covering Tunis and Kelibia through its intervention in AMAL. The contribution of LET to AMAL programme is:
1. Build the capacities of women leaders from political parties and civil society organizations around Gender, political discourse, communication and advocacy;
2. Influence the political parties to take appropriate measures/policies towards a greater participation of women in the political arena;
3. Ensure the monitoring of cases of political violence against women (or violence against women political leaders) that are hampering an increased participation of women in the political/public sphere.
GVC Budget indicatif: budget total du projet: # 146.338. Irish Aid: # 125.000. Le projet ciblera 950 ménages vulnérables soit (5.700 personnes) parmi les familles hôte et les  familles déplacées vivant dans la commune de Nyanza-lac en province de Makamba. Voici les critères de ciblage : - Femme chef de ménage enceinte ; Femme chef de ménage avec plus de 5 enfants ; Enfant chef de ménage (- de 18 ans), Personne avec une maladie chronique qui empêche le travail, Personne avec un handicap physique ou mental quiempêche le travail- Score de consommation alimentaire <(><<)> 21. Le ciblage sera fait en passant porte à porte sur les collines ciblées. Pour la mise en #uvre, Oxfam travaillera avec un partenaire Locale (GVC). Chaque bénéficiaire recevra une somme de 48#  pour couvrir ces besoins alimentaires pour un mois pendant la période de soudure a fin  de facilité l#accès a l#alimentation  et mettre fin aux stratégies négatives de survie. Le mode de transfert est le cash transfert direct et cela sera fait par le canald#une banque. Pour le respect du principe DO NO HARM et la redevabilité, Oxfam mettra en place des boites a suggestion et des comités de feedback et plainte. Les activités EFSVL se feront conjointement avec les activités de protection qui ont pour objectifs la formation des comités de protection et  faciliter l#accès au service de bas.
Learning from access to land for women The project, which comes at the end of four (4) project implementation years to promote women's rights to agricultural land in Niger, aims to identify lessons of good project and capture the form study reports documents or pedagogical tools that provide support for the amplification of the lessons generated. It is therefore an experience sharing project on the promotion of inclusive citizenship and good local governance.
It will seek to identify the right lessons from the project and to capture the formof research reportsdocuments or pedagogical tools that provide support for the amplification of the lessons generated by the four years of implementation the project.
# The mastery of project work will be provided by the NGO Coordination to guide and oversee project activities;
# The implementation will be provided by the project team consisting of a project manager, a technical assistant, a secretary and a driver;
# The project will use private operators, study offices, NGOs and specialized individuals to lead the design work as well as support in the formulation of educational tools;
# Women's organizations benefited from the operations of the project and the local administrative and traditional authorities, local elected officials and technical services that COFO, agricultural services and those of the Women participate as strategic partners to facilitate the work of the project coordination and operators recruited through the provision of services;
# On a whole other level, actions for dissemination of results of the project will be conducted in strategic partnership with the actors of axis 4 of the Campaign Growing
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Because the union is strength, Oxfam France works in collaboration with other associations in France and abroad. We are a member of Coordination Sud (the French NGO platform), the Crid (Center for research and information for development, which brings together 54 international solidarity organizations), Réseau Action Climat (RAC-France) and Many other collectives and platforms. We are also partnersof several associations in West Africa, with whom we work on issues of food security and access tocare.

For this project Oxfam France will provide the necessary technical support to Oxfam Mozambique and its local implementing partner (Mahlahle) on issues relatedto strengthening autonomy and community resilience, particularly in DRR <(>&<)> Nutrition issues, through its technical experts.