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Strategic Partnership-ALCI Mouvement Alternatives Citoyennes, ALCI is a NGO which works for sustainable socio-democratic, equitable and participatory development, and for the promotion of economic, social, and civic rights. ALCI has managed to lead, over the past three years, several significant initiatives as part of its programs: Youth Alternatives Program, and gender and equity program, Democracy and Citizenship program, development and solidarity economy program. These actions were focused on citizen justice and qualification services; the solidarity economy, gender-based budgeting (building civil society capacities in advocacy and elected officials in planning and in gender responsive budgeting); the process of constitutional reform (proposals and mobilizations of the claims of the actors); elections monitoring (municipal elections and referendum) and the proposed advanced regionalization (claims and mobilization of stakeholders inthe regions which was conducted in partnership with Oxfam).
The presence of ALCI in the network such as the Pool for a Gender Responsive Budget (GRB) and the Movement for Parity-based Democracy, has led to the emergence of local dynamics adhering to these causes.
ALCI  will contribute to this project  on strengthening the local coalitions of NGOsthat are working on gender sensitive budgetingand local priorities  in terms of public policies .
ALCI role will be to mobilize and sensitize local authorities, elected officials and NGOs in the two regions covered by its area of intervention (Orientaland Fes-Meknes). ALCI is the current coordinator of the coalition on gender budgeting and will play a facilitating role between it and the project including coordination of advocacy on thisissue.

ALCI will implement the following activities;
- Elaboration of three memos/one by one on the orientations and priorities ofpublic policies at the regional level.
- Meetings and consultations with multi actors on specific needs of regions
- Meeting of thepresentation of the memos in the second chamber andthe finance committee on the priorities of public policies
- Establishment of 5 associative poles of the collective "budgeting sensitive to gender-BSG" at the level of 5 regions targeted by the project.
- Strengthening of OSC capacities as budgeting sensitive to gender, territorial policies, monitoring policies, public finances and the drawing reports related to the follow-up of public policies
- The production of 03 reports on  territorial policies at the level of the region of Fes Meknes in partnership with the university laboratory of constitutional, legal and development studies.
- Collections of demands and complaints of the population via the communal associations and during 02 caravans organized in the regions.
- Prioritizing the demands andthe presentation of recapitulative documents to officials.
- Advocacy for fiscal reform at regional and local policymakers
- Spaces for dialogue and reflection with decision makers at the local, regional and national levels regarding the monitoring ofpublic policies
- Reporting on the performance of committees by BSG divisions.
Al Hadaf projet de plaidoyer The advocacy  for the mountain areas intended primarily to push stakeholders to adopt specific regional policies for these  areas on the horizon of the approval of a specific law  of mountainous areas under international experience in this field.
 During the 1st year , the following objectives will be achieved :
- Strengthen the capacity of civil society and social movements in terms of advocacy and networking on local , regional, and national
- Create space for reflection and debate on  issues related to mountain areas and  contact  the media on the issue
- Develop advocacy plan at local regional and national level
- Develop a national agenda on mountainous areas through regional agendas already developed during the first year.
- Publish a book summarizing all recommendations emerged during all meetings organized
- Create a website
CO-506574 Oxfam#s intervention is aimed at rapidly increasing safe and reliable access to water for domestic and personal use, provision of sanitation facilities and improving hygiene practices through both knowledge and materials (hygiene kits, latrine cleaning kits and solid waste management kits) which would all contribute to  reducing vulnerability to public health risks such as diarrhea and cholera while reducing the risk of exposure of women and girls to physical or psychological harm including SGBV. The projected target population is 25,000 in three locations (newly liberated) of Gwoza, Pulka and Rann in Borno State, North East Nigeria.
Women Led Agriculture Services The project also worked to increase positive changes of gender perception in the families and communities. As project report in 2015, 251 women became community leaders, women and men joined decision making in the families increased from 56% to 68%, men reported to stop their wives from participating in public activities decreased from 31% to 26.67%, and women felt afraid of her husband decreased from 74% to 43.33%. The project also trained 60 potential women leaders and work with 92 couple of Gender Road Map model families.

In the new project design from August 01, 2016 to July 31, 2017, we plans to involve the communities in the project to assure food security and increase sustainable incomes that is resilience to climate change and disasters. The main strategies are to work with women led agriculture services  (WLAS) and farmer promoters to promote farmers to apply the system of rice intensification (S.R.I) in the families by using various drought adaptive techniques and tools such as SRI young seedlings planting, direct rice seeds hand planting, drum seeders, and Niek Srer. The Cambodian Community Innovative Center (CCIC) is also initiated to share agriculture techniques, farmer experiences, lesson learns, social, economic, and culture information to communities and youth. The communities# products and the works of agriculture cooperatives (AC) will be market online. The target communities invite to involve the saving for change (SfC) as a platform to save fund in groups and continue to apply integrate farming system (IFS) in the families. Women selectto be potential women leader. They are well trained to apply in the families and share to their neighbors. The families has domestic violence are invited to attend gender road map (GRM) trainings. After trainings, they are encouraged to apply gender practice changes in the families, and apply the livelihood opportunities to increase incomes.

As to promote current project to be stronger, a new initiative idea project is created to strengthen the capacity of Women Led Agriculture Services (WLAS) on agricultural innovation principle to increase income and access to the market. The project has two main strategies are to increase the capacity of Women LedAgriculture Service (WLAS) to earn income beside the agriculture service provider activities and to link the products of Women Led Agriculture Service (WLAS) to the local market. As to get success, a market feasibility study and a business plan of WLAS will be set up and well applied. The WLAS will be well-trained to become skillful people on on-farm and off-farm activities. The appropriate inputs will be supported and well-used to access function the business. Marketing process and community collectors and providers are included to assure sustainable income of the team.
GALS in chicken Value chain Project title: Promoting gender justice and women economic leadership in some cooperative groups through applying GALS/WEMAN
(vi#t t#t: Women Economic Leadership)
Duration: 1/3/2016 # 31/3/2017
Project description (150 words)
The project aims to promote more equitable gender power relations at  household level, more effective producer groups at the community level resulting in increased income for members through application of GALS II. This project combines a gender transformative and value chain development approach focusing on value chain for chicken that is considered to be socially, economically viable for the targeted farmers in Bac Giang, Lao Cai, Ca Mau <(>&<)> Soc Trang province. It targets changes at different levels. At individual <(>&<)> household level, women will be able to have voices in decision making on production and expenditure at  family with more equal sharing of household labor between men and women. At community level, through participation and leadership in producer groups, women will gain increased technical knowledge, business, and management skills, respect and confidence. At value chain level, women will have improved access to services andresources for value chain development.
Project goal:
To enhance women#s economic empowermentand social inclusion in the value chainin Bac Giang , Lao Cai, Ca Mau <(>&<)> Soc Trang provinces
Project objective:
Objective 1: Women have the decision influence, capacity, confidence and support to benefit from increased social and economic opportunitiesat household and community levels
Objective 2: Women in project areas are better organised, more effectively linked up with public and private value chain actors and better ableto negotiate terms and conditions for increasing their benefits.
Project partners
# Vietnam Women Union
# Center for Community Empowerment (CECEM)
Governance,mining resources This project implemented by the partner OGP aims to contribute to the implementation of good governance in the DRC in general and South Kivu in particular.
Specifically, it intends to:
-  Bring craft mining and industrial contribute to local socio -economic development;
- Strengthen the structure of artisanal miners ;
- Improve local governance and mining of decentralized territorial entitiescommon Kadutu ( Bukavu ) , chiefdom of Buhavu ( Kalehe ) Luwhindja and Burhinyi ( Mwenga ) ;
- Strengthen communication skills OGP;
- Mobilize local communities for monitoring and improving the status of mining sites in their entities to make them free of conflict;

Project Results
1 . Artisanal miners are grouped around operational cooperatives;
2 . Recognized by the state scale miners operate on sites allocated or legally tolerated;
3 . Population participated in the selection of priority actions ETD ;
4 . The people and leaders have defined the sources of funding for the realization of local development plan;
5 . The monitoring mechanism , citizen control materialization priorities ETD is operational;
6 . The actions of civil society capacities are strengthened;
7 . Civil society and local authorities involved in the process of traceability and transparency of minerals in their bodies
Counterpart OI Oxford The SidaGROW component of the SeedsGROW programme started in January 2014 and will end in December 2017
It has three objectives
1) Help build an influential, global multi-stakeholder movement focused on addressing and improving the broken food system;
2) To effectively steer relevant stakeholders to improve global level policies and governance regarding climate change and its impact on food security, land use rights of local communities, and reduction of negative impacts of biofuels on food security;
3) To effectively steer all rel¬evant stakeholders to improve national level policies and governance and in¬terlinked global policies and governance to address the resilience, livelihood needs and rights of those suffering most from the inequitable food system. Focal countries in thisregard are Cambodia, Niger, and Vietnam. Sida GROW also provides technical support for another number of national GROW campaigns for linking them to global policies.
CO-Land Governance in Cambodia With this project, OXFAM contributes mainly to strengthening the capacity of civil society organization working around land issue in Cambodia, especially the partner organizations. Also OXFAM to promote the Corporate Social Responsibility  and Business and Human Rights principle OXFAM through the coordination of National CSR platform in Cambodia and engagement with private sectors and especially 3/ management of fund with partner effectively and efficiency.
Improved Livelihoods of Poor and Vulnera The proposed project aims to enhance livelihoods of the poor and vulnerable households in Daikundi Province, to contribute to the Oxfam previous food security projects, as well as current projects i.e. National Solidarity Programme (NSP) and Building Resilience Livelihoods fund by Australia Afghanistan Community Resilience Scheme.
This project has the following key activities: 1) Constructionof Micro-Hydro Power; The poor households have increased access to the electricity for in rural communities. 2) Greenery and improvement of the women garden; Enhance social and economic opportunities for rural women though establishment of women garden ; and 3) Household poultry farming: Improved  diet and  food security  through household poultry farming
Budget tracking & citizens participation Mali ranks 43rd out of 100 countries measured in the Open Budget Index assessing the extent to which governments around the world provide public information on budgetary process. The Malian government provides some information on budgetary processes to the publicincluding making available a citizens budget and releasing information on allocations and expenditure, however, opportunities for citizen participation in budgetary and fiscal processes are very limited.
Debates in the National Assembly on the budget tend to be more procedural than substantive, with little changes demanded by legislators and with little to no feedback from, or to, their domestic constituencies. Deputies thus far have not adopted activist agenda#s on development issues to ensurethat basic services receive sufficient allocations in the budget.
There is a transparency deficit in local budgetary and tax processes with local authorities often being resistant to making even basic information available to citizens.  Citizen participation is essential in making sure the Malian government performs in the best interests of its citizens.
One impediment to the Malian government being able to have sufficient revenues for pro-poor budgets has been an inequitable  and corrupt tax regime that provides tax breaks to large national and multinational companies at the expense of small taxpayers.
Budget Tracking Group and PWYP and CAD Mali, with substantial technical expertise in tax justice and budget monitoring will work to strengthen citizen participation at local and national levels, research, policy, advocacy, and public influencing/campaigning, and enhancing civil society#s knowledge and access to regional and global resources and expertise.
Appui Entreprenariat Agricole Burundi AgriProFocus Burundi est un réseau des organisations paysannes, ONG, institutions financières, instituts de recherche et des acteurs du secteur privé et public, ayant pour but de rassembler les acteurs, oeuvrant dans le domaine agricole, au sein d'un réseau professionnel pour une meilleure coopération, avec pour effet de renforcer l'esprit d'entreprenariat agricole afin de développer les chaînes de valeur et finalement développer le pays.
La mission d'Agri-ProFocus est de faciliter la coordination des acteurs agricoles, de créer une espace de rencontre, de débat, d'apprentissage et d'opportunités d'affaires pour ses membres.
Le financement d'Oxfam Novib est une contribution à un « basket fund » qui ne porte pas sur une activité précise du réseau mais àson fonctionnement et à ses activités dans leur ensemble. Il porte sur l'annee 2016.
Les objectifs principaux pour 2016:
   -  faire croitre le nombre des adhérents de 450 à 700 par la fin de 2016 (une croissance de plus de 75%);
   -  Mettre l#accentsur le secteur privé "
Fish Conservation Zone for sustainable Villagers in Atsaphone and Phine district in Savannakhet province, Lao P.D.R depend heavily on natural resources for their food security and livelihoods. Although the economy of the country has been rapidly growing, because it has been achieved partiallydue to the #turn land into capital# policy, food security of rural villages, where land issues have been happening, has been threatened. Under such conditions, fish catches of fresh water fish, which is very important for daily diet of villagers in termsof protein intake in rural areas, are also getting lower recently, which is a serious problem in the already plagued food security.

While importance of sustainable fishery is largely recognized among many villagers, some relevant factors, such as accessto market (in terms of existence of market, infrastructure still bad but better than before and transportation methods) and access to devices and toxics, has been driving some villagers to commit overfishing. It is also pointed out by some that worse access to land and natural resources due to land grabbing may be behind the overfishing.

While overfishing can be done by a small number of people due to devices and toxics,its negative impact can affect the whole community to which the overfishing site belongs and many other communities of downstream areas.  Majority of villages where JVC Laos works on this project are inhabited by indigenous people who are called #Bru#. In comparison with the main stream lowland Lao people, Bru people, midland people, tend to more heavily depend on collection of natural resources. Thus it is particularly important for them to properly manage natural resources including fresh water fish.
Conflict Transformation This is one year program involving 5 Israeli civil society organizations and Oxfam Novib. The program is based on the joint conflict analysis conduted by Oxfam and its partners and allies to identify the key driving factors of the conflict and prioritizeactions that are strategic in addressing them. The consortium will work together to strengthen accountability for the violations of human rights and humanitarian law that governs the context of occupation. Consortium members will use Israeli legal system and administrativejustice mechanisms in Israel, undertake national and international influencing of key decision makers, engage with Israeli and international media and reach out to Israeli public in promoting international rule of law. In a democratic setting, Israeli civil society is vibrant and active in strengthening governance and holding its own government accountable to its actions violating the human rights of Palestinian civilians under its control. The consortium's feminist and women's rights partner will reach out  women ( across age and ethnicity) in Israel to create a public discourse, understanding and guidelines for action in support of peace and continuing militarization of the society. Consortium partners will work on planning and zoning regulations in the West Bank Area C; violence faced by Palestinian civilians in Area C; and residency and social rights of Palestinians in East Jerusalem; and monitor the use of archeology in a manner that contravenes international law and norms. Oxfam Novib will support the development and implementation of a monitoring and evaluation frameworkallowing the consortium to show how change happens with evidence. ON will also use its convening role to bring the consortium together to reflect on joint activities and processes that could strengthen the impact of our work.Too often organizations work in silos and this program seeks to bring like minded organisations to work together in a manner that could be cost-effective and increase the impact of our work.
R1-Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Oxfam is engaged in the construction and rehabilitation, cleaning and maintenance of the grounds and WASH facilities in the proposed areas of intervention.
In Katsikas and Filippiada Oxfam will construct temporary toilet and bathing facilities (using converted containers) to replace the portable chemical toilets and showers. These will employ culturally and gender appropriate designs ensuringsafety and dignity of its users. These facilities will be less costly than portable facilities currently used and will meet all SPHERE standards. Until these facilities are constructed, Oxfam has budgeted for the rental of chemical toilets and showers. In both sites Katsikas and Filippiada there is no sewer network, Oxfam will employ septic and holding tanks where possible to ensure all the facilities meet the environmental laws. In Doliana and Konitsa, Oxfam will sub-contract the renovation of toilet and shower facilities which are currently in a state of general disrepair. Additionally, Oxfam will develop camp and facility maintenance and cleaning programs for a safe camp environment. This ideally involves the camp population, however there are strict laws concerning the hiring of persons for cleaning in terms of legality and immunization, in addition local employment of host population can help local economy benefit. . With the trend of people staying at camps for extended periods of time, Oxfam will implement more comprehensive hygienepromotion activities. The crowded conditions of many of the camps make it essential to maintain clean grounds and sanitary facilities in order to prevent disease outbreaks. Apart from hygiene promotion, essential hygiene items will be available to beneficiaries. Along with the improved infrastructure and a maintained environment,Oxfam thus enables an environment in which to practice good hygiene.
N'weti Comunicação  Active Citizenship Nweti is organisation working for positive social and behavior change. Its mission is to contribute to improved health status of Mozambicans through communication interventions that promote social and behavioral change at individual and community levels.For this to happen, Nweti provides world class health communication through multi-media, community mobilization and advocacy.  The expectations are that improved health will lead to increased well being and wealth for Mozambican communities and citizens at medium / long term.  Nweti has been involved in major health and gender initiatives, either intervening as a communication specialist to add value to broader initiatives (such is the case of the campaign to approve the Mozambican Law against domestic and gender violence in which Nweti implemented the  media advocacy component) or implementing programs and innovations in social and behavioral change. this project is funded by SIDA.
Disaster Preparedness & Response Program The project seeks to achieve amongst other objectives the Strengthening of Capacity and Coordination as well as ensure accountability and transparency in humanitarian activities in Katsina, Adamawa and Gombe State respectively. This is because there are gaps especially at the state level across the state on how disasters are managed, and lapses in coordination when disaster occurs. It is envisage that the project activities in these states will further strengthen the capacity of the actors/stakeholder tomitigate and coordinate effectively whenever there is a disaster in the future.
SIDA GROW 4Y-REFEPA REFEPA is a reference organization in advocacy and social mobilization in Niger, in women access to land ownership. REFEPA will be the lead of Grow campaign Theme 4, on women access to land ownership, pursuing the following objective targeted for this theme by 2017:
# Increasing women's access to agricultural land by at least 2 %, by 2017.

The expected result by 2017 is:
# women access to agricultural land has increased by at least 2 %.
Citizen-lead community development Cord Laos isl responsible for the coordination and delivery for Result 1: Increased capacity to facilitate learning and partnershipamong NSAs communities and Local Authorities on inclusive, participatory local development. Cord will ensure the inputs all weld into a coherent and inspiring curriculum for NSAs and LA#s staff.  In addition Cord will develop and coordinate Learning Programs to ensure linkages between the learning at community level and the organizational systems to support that.