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Building Viable, Resilient Livelihoods for the People of Karamoja This project aims to contribute to the reduction in marginalisation and the long -term, sustainable development of the population of Karamoja, through: Building the assets, economic opportunities, resilience; Increasing access to appropriate production services (mainly animal health & water); Strengthening accountability mechanisms / promoting active citizenship to hold those in power to account and Increasing the responsiveness of national policies to pastoralist livelihoods and the needs of the people of Karamoja.
The Right to Choose: Building Viable, Resilient Livelihoods for Pple of Karamoja This project aims to reduce the marginalisation of the population of Karamoja through increasing economic opportunity and access to services for the poor and vulnerable and influencing policy change by a more accountable and responsive Government challenged by an empowered citizenry
Livelihood Protection and Diversification Support This project aims to protect the main livelihood asset (livestock) from the impact of drought and diseases and food security for the pastoralists and value addition for diversification of the income base for 32 groups in Kaabong and Kotido
Building Viable Resilient Livelihoods for the People of Karamoja Local level:  Selected sub -counties of Kotido and Kabong Districts of Karamoja.   National level:  Contribute to pastoralists rights advocacy activities addressing the needs of the whole Karamoja.     Goal:  To contribute to the reduction in marginalisation and the long -term, sustainable development of the population of Karamoja.
Engendered Value Chains and Resilience Project The  project will  mobilise  and establish strong sesame producers and traders  into  business  oriented  entity  and build their capacities  in cooperative management as well  marketing
Towards sustainable Public Health intervention in Northern Uganda A project that focusses on helping to ensure the sustainability of the PH interventions made in the recent UGAB15 project, by the support and capacity building of local government, CSOs and community structures. It aligns with the Uganda NCS by phasing -out from PH activities in Kitgum/Lamwo by the end of the project.
Promoting Good Governance & Social Accountability in Uganda Develop and strengthen capacity of citizens and their organizations; develop social accountability tools; create platforms for dialogue; build capacity of local government authorities; and monitoring, documentation and learning
North Karamoja Development Project The Uganda Pastoral programme comprises of NKPDP and National Advocacy component. This project is premised under the pillars; Disaster Risk Reduction/ Climate Change and Adaptability/ capacity building and strengthening of early warning mechanisms as well as Peace Building and Conflict Management, including cross border work. It has Advocacy for pastoralism and support to the evolution of a strong CSO base in Karamoja and beyond to provide a basis for a ‘voice' for the pastoralists. with theme "Enhancing accountability and good governance mechanisms among key actors in Karamoja for sustainable development of pastoralists' initiatives"
Uganda WASH Response to South Sudan Refugee Influx -West Nile WASH sector; Oxfam has planned a 3 month response, in line with the relevant Sphere standards and sensitive to gender and protection issues, that is to be implemented in  Arua and Adjumani district. A total of 20,000 (33% of the currently projected caseload for planning purposes of 60,000) refugees is targeted
HIF Sanitation and Lighting - pilot in Uganda Bidi Bidi camp The Field Research has two elements: (1) detailed studies of existing lighting initiatives in up to 9 locations identified during the desk review in both formal and informal camps based on Oxfam and CARE current work (incl. South Sudan, Myanmar, CAR, Lebanon, Tanzania, Philippines, Haiti, Uganda etc). Quantitative and qualitative data on usage will be collected through user surveys (potentially using digital tools), FGDs and key informant interviews including separate sessions with women and girls. Oxfam field teams regularly carry out field studies disaggregated by gender, age and other relevant factors, and take into account different types of latrines from blocks to single/multi household. They will capture the experience & perspectives of different sanitation users with a specific, but not exclusive, focus on women and girls. Field teams will be consulted to ensure tools are appropriate and feasible, and to address variables which might impact on results. Data will be disaggregated by age, gender, ethnicity, disability and LGBTIQ factors as far as possible.  (2)  Field Testing of different handheld lighting devices in 3 camps (1 unlit, 1 partially, 1 WASH unit only). Ethical considerations prohibit us from contriving a situation where risks of Gender Based Violence (GBV)/abuse is likely to increase so we will identify sites where there is no, or only partial lighting to test additional solutions. Each option will be fully risk -assessed and carefully monitored. Various devices will be trialled in camps where there is no lighting at all or where there is partial lighting/latrine only lighting. In order to ensure consistency, this may be within the same camp or country, where camps/sections of camp are lit where others are not. Data from field testing will be elicited using the same methodology outlined above supplemented by comparing usage rates and perceptions of safety through observation and automated counting mechanisms.
Buillding Disaster Resilient communities in Uganda The project aims to contribute to minimizing the damage to life and livelihoods of communities vulnerable to hazards and climate variability/change. It will address nationally agreed priorities such as the development of harmonised training tools that combine currently isolated initiatives that address CCA, DRR and contingency planning on district level. It will carry out trainings for journalists to improve the quality of the climate change coverage and improve the capacity of Ugandan civil society organisations to develop DRR/CCA plans and advocate with local and national Government for risk reduction and adaptive capacity initiatives.
Africa Climate Change Resilience Alliance (ACCRA) To support ACCRA to undertake additional advocacy activities to engage regional governments and climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, livelihoods and social protection technical advisers.
Uganda - Women's political leadership This one year project will be very helpful in consolidating the gains realised in a previous project delivered in 2017, to foster women's political leadership in Northern Uganda. Despite its very complex theme and context, in just 10 months of implementation this earlier project achieved some notable results including:  building  the capacity of district and local women's organisations on effective advocacy; training  women councillors, traditional leaders and journalists on gender and women's rights and engaging with women judges and over 2,300 community members in discussions about women's rights.  In the proposed project we aim to further these initial gains to achieve 2 main outcomes:   1) The Maputo Protocol and other regional declarations on women's rights are increasingly applied by national government and traditional justice mechanisms 2) Women's political leadership in northern Uganda is fostered to address women's land rights and violence against women and girls  Working with a local partner Uganda Women's Network (UWONET), these outcomes will be achieved by, on the one hand, supporting women leaders to influence policy makers on women's rights issues using the skills and knowledge generated, and on the other, by continued dialogue with religious and cultural leaders, the justice system, local community members and other key actors on women's land rights and violence against women and girls.   Specifically we would like to deepen work in the following areas: • Engagement  with  women judges and lawyers to ensure judicial activism for gender responsive court rulings • Engagement with Parliament for gender sensitive legislative frameworks  • Training women councillors and selected male councillors to acquire skills in effective lobbying  • Development of a gender sensitive land justice toolkit  to equip judges with skills in land justice dispensation • Capacity building and support for  3 district networks to strengthen lobbying and influencing skills on vio
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO FOOD AND WATER INSECURITY IN KARAMOJA (UGANDA) The integrated emergency response/programme scale up is an 8 months project, which focuses on populations at risk due to livelihoods stress. The project corresponds to activities currently engaged in. Oxfam's area of activity will continue as planned under the ongoing programmes, but new parishes or villages will be targeted. The project shall target households to have increased capacity to meet food needs; vulnerable pastoralist families to protect livelihood assets; households increase access to clean water; food vouchers for families; cash for work for vulnerable families; families increase food stocks in the coming year.
Towards Sustainable Market Oriented Livelihoods for Poor Farmers in North Uganda This project aims to enable small -scale farmers in Kitgum and Lamwo Districts to increase agricultural (crops and livestock) production, productivity and access to markets.
OGB Unrestricted Commitment to Uganda This project aims to support the Uganda office 60% on programme work and 40% on  support 1. Women land rights  2. Support to climate change models 3. Support to WO and VAM 4. Extractive works 5. Humanitarian Capacity Building 6. Common Approach to MEL and Social Accountability (CAMSA)  roll out 7. Contribution to staff cost 8.Contribution to office running cost 9. Contribution to change & transition cost
Fostering Local activism and Women's Leadership on VAW and Women's Land Rights The project is intended to strengthen women's collective action and building leadership capacities to advocate on the women's land and VAW/G issues including increasing women's capacity in gender sensitive budget monitoring,   planning and budget making processes,  direct engaging with duty bearers for resource allocation. The voice of women leaders are intended to influence resource allocation and development of VAW  and women's land rights programmes which then strengthen access and control of land assets and prevention of VAW /G.
WE-Care: Women's Economic Empowerment and Care (Phase III) - Uganda (Novib) The WE -Care grant will support Oxfam to build effective advocacy approaches to transform unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW). The project will support: advocacy for policy commitments on UCDW at national, regional and international levels; engagement with national governments on policy -making and budget -setting processes to consider access to care -supporting infrastructure and services; and strengthened representation of women's and youth organisations in policy -making and budget -making processes on care. The project will emphasise generating and sharing learning, with ongoing reflection and learning processes throughout the programme cycle – ultimately creating a more conducive environment for policy change on UCDW, with women's and youth movements better equipped for effective influencing.
We Can End Violence Against Women Campaign in Uganda We Can is a global campaign to end VAW, operational  in  East Africa and other parts of the world.  Uganda launched the  campaign in March 2010 with the goal of  reducing the  social  acceptance of VAW. The five year  campaign aims to  shift  attitudes, beliefs , practices that  condone  VAW,  create a popular social movement of  local partners and CSOs working to end VAW and mobilise men , women  from all walks of life as changemakers. The campaign will  gradually be launched in all areas defined by the NCS  in Uganda. NOVIB currently funds this project which  contributes to OGB Uganda strategic proposition  4 (Promoting Women's rights).
Building Humanitarian Capacity of Oxfam Staff and Partner Organizations The following activities have been planned for a period of 5 Months (November 2012 - 31st March 2013). The trainings shall among others focus on: Capacity assessment for ERT Members,Training in humanitarian standards & principles for ERT Members and partner Organizations, simulation to test the readiness of the ERT Teams,participation of the ERT members in knowledge sharing events, training in DRR/ CCA, Security management training and early warning on drought cycle management. Procurement of sphere handbooks and the humanitarian dossier.
Empowering communities to combat violence against women in Uganda The project will take forward the key approaches to VAW prevention that were pursued by partners in Rwenzori  and Mukono . The approaches included; working with men, couples, psycho social group for prevention and support,landlords  and involvement of religious and cultural leaders.The partners will work with men, women, and youth in and out of school.The project will implement activities aimed at improving GBV service delivary and dissimination of the DV Act.
Rwenzori Integrated Small-scale Agricultural Producers Livelihoods Project The project 's objective is to enhance poor livelihoods of poor women and men agricultural producers in vulnerable communities in two target districts of Rwenzori Region -Kasese and Bundibugyo. specifically the project will;  improve the access of producer groups to extension services, increase the productivity of major agricultural products as a result of improved production skills and practices and enhance the resilience of the target communities to disasters and climatic variations. The project will design  value chain oriented programme, and assess programme impact over time on  women economic empowerment.
Vanuatu Response Project The project aims to provide management support to the Cyclone Pam emergency projects.
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Reforestation: Bringing the Trees Back to Life Deforestation is a global issue that is having increasingly larger effects on the world every day. It contributes 10% to climate change and global warming, which is why a large number of our efforts are going towards preserving large forest areas as well as reforesting the areas that have been effected to try a minimise the effects. By doing this we can combat land degradation, minimise natural disasters and preserve critical natural habitats.
Support 50 women ex-prisoners start life in Kenya 346 Women prisoners inEldoret have been released in the wake of COVID 19. Re-entry services for women  leaving prison are pretty much limited to not even a bus ticket home during release after spending months or years in prison, wherever that might be. While the biggest fear for a  women ex-prisoners  might be arrest, the biggest fear for women in general in prison is what will happen to them when they are released. These women have returned to their communities especially in the slum  desperate
Affordable Dining for Haitians! The World Treasure Hotel on Ile a Vache, Haiti will soon be open for business. This affordable inn is great place to stay and relax. But even relaxing can work up an appetite and, currently, the only restaurants in the area are in high-end hotels and charge outrageous prices! Your help adding a restaurant to this local hotel will boost the economy by using local vendors and workman.  Once open, it will employ neighbors and be a delicious place for the community and visitors to meet and eat.
LIFE SKILLS FOR  100 TEEN MOTHERS A pregnant class 8 or Form 4- A very disturbing situation; interrupted education, unwanted baby and lack of survival skills! Should nothing be done to equip Teen Mothers to support themselves and their children; the society should ready itself to face a storm of street children and crime, an up-tide in prostitution and related health implications; a clear cycle of  suffering. We are rebuilding lives of teen mothers  through Training in life Skills, in Tailoring, ICT and other Craft courses.
Women Empowerment and Resource Center One of the major drivers of domestic abuse is lack of financial independence.Domestic abuse also leads to economic set backs resulting from controls, disability,depression. Through this project we hope to teach victims and survivors of domestic abuse certain skills that will enhance their confidence and financial independence. We shall be teaching  100 women ceramics, basic computer lessons, Arts and Crafts,,sewing, crafty cakes, and basic entprenuership skills over a period of one year.
Typhoon Mangkhut Low-cost Sanitation Initiative The project will provide toilet repairs and install new toilets for those affected by Typhoon Mangkhut in severely-affected villages in Northern Luzon especially in Conner, Apayao. We aim to provide safe sanitation to 5,000 individuals in this project. Aside from sanitation, we will provide support for vegetable gardening and root crop production in hardly-hit villages.
Socio Econimc Empowerment of Rural Women Kenya Poverty in rural areas of Kisumu direct impact of widow and orphan children as they do not have to eat and financial stability to purchase food as per need, AHD want to support economically these widow women groups with small business and food for children to support widow women and orphan children in Kisumu, mostly the poor families residing in slum areas
Gift A Solar Lantern...Empower Rural Women & Girls This project will supply 20,000 solar lamps in Mafuta, Chinunda & Munukwa Chiefdoms of Eastern Zambia to women and girls living on less than $2 a day. The solar lamps will enable women to save up to $2 Million from kerosene purchases within a year of owning a solar lamp. It will enable girls to study when the sun sets and improve their school performance to enable them to remain in school and reduce early marriages. Environmentally, The project will save more than 20,000 tonnes of CO2 emission.
Help Sexworkers in Thailand find a new life! Tamar Center was created  to offer hope, healing and a new life to the estimated 35,000 bargirls and ladyboys involved in prostitution in Pattaya. We do this by reaching out, building relationships, offering vocational training, counseling and providing Bible teaching in order for the women to be able to leave the sex industry behind them.
Developing NGO Sustainability - Latin America Distributing the capability to develop Business Plans focused on Social Return on Investment, in order to build sustainability and to allow NGOs to focus on needs they are uniquely placed to fulfill.
Transform the Lives of Children in Gujarat, India Shaishav is an organisation working alongside the most marginalised children in the town of Bhavnagar. Our approach is unique in that children have full ownership of the process of change.  We use innovative teaching methods based on group activities and discussion to enable children to make sense of the world around them, reach their own conclusions about how they should treat others, and ask for the things they have a right to.
St. Croix Foundation CARE Fund The CARE Fund seeks to adjoin local, regional, national and international philanthropic partners in support of our disaster relief and resiliency strategies in response to the COVID19 Global Pandemic. As a community-based foundation serving disproportionately vulnerable, under-served American residents in the U.S. Caribbean, St. Croix Foundation is leading our community through a progressive and proactive approach to philanthropy grounded by a commitment to social equity and self-sufficiency.
Canadian Cancer Society The Canadian Cancer Society is a national, community-based organization of volunteers whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with cancer.
Building Virtual Bridges to Connect Refugee Youth The Virtual Bridges Initiative will provide refugee youth in Colombia, Uganda, Bangladesh and Jordan with online arts-based educational programming that allows participants to connect with peers and refugee artist mentors around the world who are eager to teach, learn and collaborate on creative art making projects - a powerful remedy to the social isolation and purposelessness felt by many youth living in refugee settlements, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Restore Hope to 186 HIV+ Women in Uganda - Pallisa This project will empower and support 186 HIV positive mothers with 186 improved goats for their improved family incomes to enable them meet competitive resource demands like medical care (ARVs), fortified foods for nutritional supplements and look after their additional OVC dependents. The project will be implemented within 12 months time in Pallisa district, eastern Uganda. Key activities will include; trainings, goats supplies and home-based monitoring.
Rehabilitation of Persons with Mental Illness Magnitude of Community Mental Health in India:  Mental health is a growing concern that calls for immense focus from all quarters. It is estimated that 1% of the population, almost 10 million people in the country suffer from some form of mental illness.  State level figures report over 50 Lakh Persons with Mental Illness (PWMIs) and Mental Retardation in Karnataka who are being supported by less than 700 health care professionals, doctors and social workers.
Hurricane Matthew Response - Haiti Your donation will help provide medicines and essential medical supplies to those impacted by Hurricane Matthew.
Sponsoring 70 orphans in Yemen 1. This project will provide the  food and education expense for 70 orphans in Yemen who are under 13 years old and lost their parents in the current civil war.   2. 60$ is the estimated budget to sponsor one orphan per month and $720 per year; the food basket is composed of a 50 kg flour, 10 kg rice, 10 kg sugar and 4L food oil.
IMPROVE EDUCATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN IN POVERTY Project Objectives: The goal of the projects is to improve English, entrepreneurship, STEAM education and to promote mutual understanding through cultural, educational, and professional development programs, for young women in social disadvantaged, victims of sexual, physical and psychological abuse
Programming for 200 Children & Youth in Venezuela This project seeks to bring the innovative technological trends in programming. 200 children and youth of low-income communities in Venezuela will be benefited to enhance their skills for employability and entrepreneurship. Students will learn how develop Websites, Apps and Animation adding a new dimension to digital inclusion which will allow them enter in one of the most fascinating 21st century jobs.
Equip School Health Unit in East Indonesia An education center for children with disabilities located in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia is in need of safe and proper facilities to conduct learning activities and therapies for their students. This project will provide needed equipment for the school health unit and suitable training for the teachers and parents.
Rebuild Schools Damaged by Earthquakes in Mexico This project supports our long-term disaster relief efforts in Mexico, following the 2017 earthquakes. Our work will assist heavily impacted and under-resourced rural communities and hundreds of families that have still not received aid. AHAH is rebuilding the schools at the center of these communities, which in turn strengthens them and prepares them (through Disaster Risk Reduction training) for unknown disasters of the future.