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Winterisation Support for Host Communities The Oxfam Jordan Winterisation component of the Host Community programme aims to provide Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians in the host community with sufficient 'winterisation kits' to enable them to adequately prepare for winter and ensure they fulfil their basic needs.
ECB Accountability materials for communities and field staff The purpose of this Project is to create a set of resources to raise staff and community awareness of accountability principles.  These resources will be based on the Good Enough Guide to Impact Measurement and Accountability in Emergencies, and will be made available for other NGOs to adapt and use.
WASH Emergency Specialist costs This post holder will provide additional global capacity for managing and coordinating WASH emergency responses for up to six weeks during scale up operations. Will provide support for regional colleagues where appropriate on  preparedness, capacity building, product development and emergency response. The time spent on deployment will be approximately 4 months per year.
Med Up Enhancing Social Entrepreneurship and Inclusive Growth  in Lebanon FIRST YEAR A.1.1.1 Carry -out national and regional analyses of the main social entrepreneurship perceptions, actors and priorities including barriers to, and economic impact of, women and youth entering the regional labour force A.2.1.1 Conduct national needs assessment of targeted Social Entrepreneurship Support Organisations (SESOs)  a) A.1.1.1 + A.2.1.1  Oxfam Lebanon will update its analysis and evaluation of key actors for SE in Lebanon, building on other actions implemented in Lebanon, to ensure the availability of updated data on SE public and private actors, initiatives, policies and legal frameworks in place, in addition to main challenges of the sector and other relevant issues. 5.2.6 National analyses and evaluation of key actors for SEs in Lebanon Budget: 20,000 Euro b) Under the supervision of the Monitoring Evaluation and Accountability and Learning (MEAL) adviser, the national baseline will be carried out by consultants hired in each country and will combine desktop researches, surveys and one -to -one meetings with relevant stakeholders. Budget: The costs under this budget line consist of: Consultant fees (average amount per country: 2,000 €), data collectors' fee (average amount per country: 500 €) based on an average of market prices in target countries 5.4.1 Action Baseline (Act 1.1.1) 2.500 Euros ca. A.2.1.2 - Provide technical support to SESOs to develop innovative products and services targeting social enterprises Impact Hub will deliver in each target country a Capacity building workshop for local enablers on: acceleration and incubation programs, convening, mentoring and community building. The costs under this budget line include: 2 facilitators (1,500 €/each for workshop design, facilitation and follow up), interpreters (150€ X 4 days = 600€), catering for workshop participants (10 participants X 4 days X 25 €/day = 1,000 €); workshop revenue (4 days X 100 € = 400 €). translation and printing of workshop material (1,000€). In total 6,000 € for
Advocacy and campaigning on Climate Change in the Russian Federation This project is aimed at Russia's active engagement in OI processes, focussing on climate change and food security to ensure that Russia plays an active, constructive and responsible role in securing pro -poor policies at the global level on food security and climate change. It is relevant both to a domestic audience and to the global OI EJ campaign, for which Russia is an agreed Focus Country.
The commercialisation of European Development Assistance for Health With this project, Oxfam proposes to investigate the ways in which European development cooperation partnerships with the commercial private sector are transforming the landscape of development assistance for health (DAH) and the profile of supported health programs. Working with allies, we will then raise awareness and understanding of our findings with a particular emphasis on highlighting any identified risks such partnerships present to the good governance and pro -poor impact of DAH.
GJ and WR support This project will enhance skills, quality of implementation and funding support to countries and global teams on Gender Justice & Women's Rights (GJ&WR) (GTP and stand alone work). The project covers technical support activities on GJ &WR to countries and projects (global and country based). It also covers technical and other support provided to the Community Fund for Women's Rights that is piloting new ways of working with countries to support Women's Rights Organisations (WROs). The project activities include influencing external actors to support women's leadership and WROs using evidence and learning from past programmes and the WRO fund.
Publish What You Pay – UK Coordinator costs 2014 Campaign for a global standard of oil, gas and mining payment transparency and work to transform transparency into government and industry accountability.  The EU is expected to finalize its Directives in the first half of 2013, after which PWYP UK will focus its efforts on ensuring timely and effective transposition into domestic law, including adequate domestic guidance for reporting companies, provision for making the data accessible and government monitoring; defending the rules against industry opposition; developing strategies to make use of the data, once available.
Measure what matters for Universal Health Coverage Change the global Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) indicator for Universal Health Coverage (UHC) to a measure of proportion of household income as out of pocket expenditure on health per income group
EPLO Membership contribution for 2014 With a new Head of Office and Humanitarian Policy Advisor in our EU office from 2008/2009, we have gradually established very good informal working relations with the EPLO Secretariat and its members – sharing analysis on latest developments with respect to policies on given themes and/or countries, actively participating (including through our Southern partners) at EPLO Civil Society Dialogue events, as well as other more informal exchanges. Through membership, we would like to formalize and further build upon the practices that have already been developed.
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning to Enhance Women's Livelihoods Programming To situate, test and demonstrate the importance of PMEL to the quality of outcomes for women's livelihoods projects drawing on a maximum of six projects within the Asia region.  To enhance the capacity and ownership of staff and partners based on learning and an enriched understanding of the key principles implicit in women's livelihoods programming,  improved MEL capacity, an evidenced -based examination of design assumptions, logic and delivery approaches and active, open learning. To provide evidence in a form which leads to accelerated uptake of good practice.
CaLP Middle East Programme The project involves establishing a Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) regional office in the Middle East, in order to respond to the demands of humanitarian actors, to act as a catalyst for change and to adapt CaLP's 4 strategic priorities (capacity building, knowledge management, policy and co -ordination) to the specificities of the regional context.  Activities will include CaLP -led training courses, developing specialist modules and e -learning, capacity building of national and international organisations, training of trainers, operational research and case studies, hosting learning events, creation of national working groups, awareness training and an annual "State of the World" cash report.
Digital Support  on Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) in Germany The funding will be split three ways    -       Part time funding of an online campaigners work for 4 weeks in August   -       Online advertising for the petition widget   -      Creative work to support the promotion (small infographic or similar).
G8 Briefing Paper Commission a briefing paper primarily aimed at media which would outline the gains in aid and debt relief which were achieved at the G8 last time it was held in the UK.  Giving specific examples of where there have been benefits to poor people and what those benefits are.  Look at how mass campaigning helped achieve this goal and look at the realistic possibility of achieving similar success in 2013.
Humanitarian Preparedness and Disaster Risk Reduction - MEEECIS This project is contributing to P00008. In line with SCO3, it aims to protect the livelihoods of vulnerable communities through effective communirty based disaster preparedness and response initiatives. The key outcome is that country teams develop the required competence to plan for and launch humantarian responses in line with minimum standards. Direct beneficiaries include OGB regional and country staff. The Project will be managed by Regional Preparedness Officer with oversight by RHC. Project activities include: Contingency planning and preparedness, Disaster Risk Reduction and Staff capacity building activities
Ensuring Accountability for SGBC and Increased participation for women in Africa Support  Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to engage with government, women groups and specifically  Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) survivors to access justice by improving contributing to better policies and practices on access to protection for women
Empowerment and Accountability Research Program (Inception Phase) Social and political action has been recognized as a pathway to empowerment and accountability in development for at least two decades. However, rapidly changing contexts, especially in fragile and conflict settings, challenge existing assumptions about how these goals can be achieved. New developments in digital technologies are changing the ways in which people can mobilize and act, governments can collect and use information about their citizens, and political groups, including radical movements like Islamic State, can seek popular support. Increased global interdependence and growing political and economic inequality further throw into question the validity of our existing knowledge. If we are to understand the pathways to empowerment and accountability in these new contexts, fresh conceptual, methodological and operational approaches are required.
Global Alliance for Tax Justice Please see attached Outline Description in full.  GATJ is at a crucial phase of its development and needs funding to:  • Establish the Global Alliance's International Secretariat as the central communications hub that facilitates global campaigning efforts and promotes a united global civil society voice on tax justice issues. • Launch the first global umbrella campaign to make multinational corporations pay their fair share of tax and invest the funds in public services for all to end inequality and poverty.   Without support from larger organisations like Oxfam, GATJ risks not being able to get together as a global campaigning organisation.  They are a crucial partner for our Inequality campaign, given their wide base of support from organisations working on tax in the South.  By supporting them in this critical start up phase, we will be able to work closely with the membership to align their campaigning activities and our Inequality campaign asks as much as possible.
Learning from Latin America Project Generate learning on two areas relevant to our campaigns and advocacy in inequality.  These two areas are working with programme staff to mainstream campaigns and advocacy and learning more on how Latin America has bucked the trend on inequality and what the public think about this issue.  The output will be a short 4/5 page paper on each of these topics for wide circulation inside Oxfam.
Universal Health Coverage Advocacy Through this project, in Ghana and India we expect to make substantive progress towards creating political will amongst policymakers, or even reaching tipping points for policy change.  In Egypt, we will focus on attaining "intermediary" outcomes – conditions that are necessary to enable/prompt policy change. We will collect evidence based policy information to share with policy makers, ensure CSOs have adequate knowldege and awareness on UHC and how to advocate for it effectively. Last but not least, we will ensure that to share concerns of the poorest and most marginalised people to policy makers.
Keeping the Heat on Health - Oxfam's Global Health Advocacy & Campaigns Project This project supports German and French affiliates in their health campaigning work. The project will assist with funding the following costs/activities  - campaign staff support, running opinion polls in 5 countries, southern ambassador, journalist and celebrity trips, support for International Health Policy (IHP) staff costs, undertaking a policy case study in Zambia and end -of project evaluations.
Cash Transfer Programming in Emergencies Activities to improve the quality of cash transfer programming across the humanitarian sector (including Oxfam) and key stakeholders through capacity building, research as well as development and communication of best practice standards and guidelines.
Campaigns Innovation and Special Projects - GROW special projects work The Campaigns Innovation and Special Projects Team (CISP) will take the lead on the following GROW special projects  - The consumer strategy on GROW including public campaign elements of the Food Company Campaigning (FCC) project; climate public campaigning; development of the 'big food conversation'; GROW digital activity; diversification of GROW audiences.  The labs environment will be used to help with the above projects & additional project development
CBHA Humanitarian Staff Development Project The 2 programmes will be designed and then implemented as pilots in Bangladesh, Horn of Africa, Bolivia and Indonesia.  An assessment of capacity will be undertaken in each location prior to running the programme to ensure that the programmes are adapted to the specific context and provide a baseline. Simulations will take place in all 4 locations to contribute to these assessments, and again at project end.
Core Responsibility (CORE) coalition grant 2015 CORE is currently leading an NGO coalition campaign for a transparency in supply chains clause to be included in the Modern Slavery Bill. If passed, this will require large companies operating in the UK to report on what they are doing to identify and address slavery in their international supply chains. This will lead into work on the transposition into UK law of the EU directive on non -financial reporting, with the aim of creating a requirement for all large UK companies (including non -listed companies) to report on social, environmental, labour and human rights issues throughout their supply chains. (see attached application for further details)
ETI Restricted Funds - Morocco Workers Survey Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) has been in existence since 1998, with particular focus on supply chains for the past 5 years. It is now planning a survey of workers in several countries to better understand what has changed for workers in these 5 years, either due to ETI's work in supporting members to work towards our Base Code standards or due to other drivers.    The overall purpose of the broad study will be to ascertain direct contribution to impacts by ETI and Oxfam and will also help us to gain a deeper understanding of the world of global supply chain workers and to assess our contribution to the changes taking place within it.   Morocco is one of three countries in which ETI will be involved in conducting such worker surveys. This study will be managed by Oxfam – Oxfam Great Britain and Oxfam Intermon. It will test the SenseMaker approach for this kind of study. It will seek to identify where progress seems to have been made in recent years although it is unlikely that a precise 5 year span can be explored due to the methodological limitations of not having a baseline and of historical recall of the workers.
Emergencies - Rights in Crisis Global campaign We respond to crises, including the predicted drought in the Horn of Africa, floods in Pakistan and other emergencies as they arise, by highlighting the needs of those affected with decision makers and global publics.
Protection in Practice This project is designed around two complimentary approaches focused on  improving protection in humanitarian actions.  It aims to (1) build greater capacity for mainstreaming protection into all aspects of humanitarian response by national organisations; and to (2) build the capacity of national organisations to implement targeted protection activities and coordinate with other humanitarian actors and coordination mechanisms.
Brazil's Grow Campaign - strengthen alternative model of growing This project frames Brazil´s contribution to the "Grow" campaign objectives within Brazil and will work closely with BRAB47 in support of regional and global advocacy for "Grow", for the Global BRICSAM/G20 Oxfam's strategy and for the broader south -south agenda. As Brazil is a strategic country for the  Grow campaign, "Cresça" is expected to contribute to its objectives building on these contradictions and opportunities, and feeding regional and global governance dynamics.
Emergent  Agency  in  a  Time  of  Covid-19  ground-level  research  in Nigeria The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE) programme of the International Inequalities Institute (III) at the London School of Economics (LSE) is funding and collaborating with Oxfam on a new project (RLFD50), bringing the expertise of practitioners and academics together, in response to the global impact of the coronavirus pandemic.  The objective is to advance our knowledge about the impacts of and responses to COVID -19 and contribute to shaping policy and informing wider, public conversations about people and community initiatives. This will be facilitated through multiple streams of work:  (1) Primary research and evidence gathering in Somalia, the Philippines, Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) (2) Secondary data collection through a wide network of interested participants (3) Joint sense -making and knowledge exchange through various thematic clusters or small communities of practice (4) More wholistic and targeted knowledge dissemination and communications to ensure uptake of ideas This agreement relates to component (1) above, Primary research and evidence gathering, as well as component (3) – Joint sense -making and Knowledge exchange. The purpose of this work is to collect primary examples and cases of emerging agency within Nigeria. This work has been discussed and it has been agreed that work will be implemented through existing staff.  It has been jointly agreed that at least 9 examples or cases of emergent agency will be documented in reports, case studies, or video in the English language, with one summary developed and completed by the end date of this agreement.
Raising Her Voice: strengthening campaign capacity and leveraging learning Our Proposal:  Raising Her Voice's impact and credibility is due in large part to our success in bringing women's voices directly and powerfully to our meetings with governments, donors and stakeholders. Continuing to evidence the impact of our 17 projects is key to our success – as is our ability to take these experiences quickly and professionally to the rights audiences. These funds will be put towards the RHV Campaigns & Learning Coordinator Level C post.  Pls see application below for more detail.
Ensuring research quality and people's voice Research quality in Oxfam can benefit from overall improvement. In particular, getting better at listening to people's voices is essential.  Using an innovative method – SenseMaker, Oxfam can create a platform to listen to people's voices about their lives and needs. This method is being applied in two cases, Iraq and Central African Republic (CAR), to hear how displaced people are managing to still have agency. A software license is needed to analyse the data. This license can be used for other initiatives of Oxfam that seek to prioritise citizen voice, and is part of OGB's overall contribution to strengthening the organisation's research quality.
Improving Reg Food Security Nat Strategies and Small Holder Prod in S Cauc. Effective national food security and nutrition strategies and initiatives in Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan are designed and implemented with participation from small holder farmer representative bodies and in a context of regional discussion on best practice and cooperation.
Future of Agriculture: Peru scenarios research Part -fund the Oxfam America -led GROW project to contract two research centres (Institute for Alternative Futures and Pardee Center) to: a) Simulate scenarios to provide foresight for an agricultural system that is environmentally sustainable with food justice and inclusive economic growth as key concerns. b) Identify key challenges or constraints to realizing these aspirational scenarios c) Identify public policies, institutions, technology, and investments in agriculture that will contribute to these scenarios. RALF funds will part -fund IAF's contract.
Campaigns & Programme Policy Support to Research & Development Programme The purpose of the MEEECIS Campaigns and Programme Policy (CPP) team, and of the activities and outcomes described in this project,  is to support the achievement of the objectives of the Research and Development Programme in the region.It will support and enable analysis, action and the development of capabilities that ensure that other projects therein contribute to the outcomes and impacts of the programme.
Transformation of Oxfam programme into a Social Enterprise in Albania Establish the new social enterprise in Albania to carry on and enrich the scope of work and objectives accomplished by Oxfam's programme for the last 18 years. The new enterprise will contiunue to offer support for development projects but also present the social aspect of businesses for corporates, will offer business services in the areas of quality management, HR and projects management,
Strand 1 - Project Delivery Lead design and delivery of 1 -2 priority mainstream campaigning projects for the Tax and Inequality and food and climate campaign. We will also support the Category 1 red alert campaigning support towards mainstream audiences.
The Aguan Valley Case Study The struggle for land in the Aguan Valley has increased after the coup d'etat held in Honduras 2 years ago. Oxfam has been working with MUCA and MUCA was positively heard by the government before the coup d'etat. The project will increase the impact of Oxfam advocacy because it will support the claims raised by MUCA to defend smallholders' rights to have access to agriculture and rural development through defending their own livelihoods.
Social Protection of Widows in Iraq The project aim is to ensure the social protection of poor widows in Iraq, by promoting efficient social welfare system, by influencing a transparent and gender sensitive social welfare budget at national and governorate levels. The beneficiaries are 9,000 widows in Baghdad governorate. The Regional Partnership Programme Manager, supported by finance/admin officer and a programme officer, will manage the project .Key activities are: awareness raising and legal assistance for widows, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) coordination support, advocacy, capacity building of local governorate of Baghdad and research.