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CO- Mozambique SAF Markets Campaign Oxfam in Mozambique is already supporting many of the local Civil Society Organisations in advocating for greater transparency and accountability in the exploitation of natural recourses with a view to combat the widening economic inequality in the country; to promote equality between men and women against a background where, for generations, women have suffered discrimination that is deeply rooted in social norms and poorly implemented, and sometimes out-rightly ignored, gender equality legislative and policy frameworks;support policy advocacy around women#s right to land and there are significant opportunities for engaging on other policy areas that have a bearing on food production and sustainable livelihoods.
This project aim to facilitate the establishment of relationships and processes that make Civil Society policy advocacy work in Mozambique part of the ongoing Oxfam Global Campaigns and therefore place the Oxfam Mozambique programme squarely within the World Wide influencing network. also intends to #raise the bar# in terms of civil society policy advocacy approaches, by improving their understanding and capabilities in designing and delivering on advocacy initiatives that have a local to global dimension to maximise impact and contribute to the Global Agenda against the injustice of poverty.
The project will work with various local organizations to design and roll out a protracted series of local policy influencing events that contribute to the Oxfam GROW, Event it Up and Enough Global Campaigns. Outlines for country level objectives and activities for each of the 3 campaigns are being developed.  While speaking to local priorities, such outlines will be designed to ensure that the ensuing local advocacy processes are in unison with the Global level objectives, spikes and moments of the above three Globalcampaigns to maximise on Mozambique#s contributions at that level.
ON IncubationThe Hague The project Oxfam Novib Incubation offers technical assistance and capacity building services to start ups and young social enterprises (micro-enterprises and SMEs) in our three focus countries; Vietnam, Nigeria and Uganda (think of market studies, business strategy development, building winning teams, provide convertible seed capital). Business incubation support offers entrepreneurs coaching and limited financial support to help develop sound business plans. Our business development team works with local incubator organizations in order to enable training and tailor-made business support. We want to ensure that brilliant ideas also translate into investable business plans, by focusing on entrepreneurs who are capable of moving quickly from creating business ideas to being investment ready.
Promoting the Citizen voice in Cambodia The NGOF will responsible to address the issues at the national level through their network such as the BWG, DIF and Provincial CSOnetwork members. In this project, the NGOF will expand the network for the local to provincial and national network.
# Provincial CSO Network: Currently NGOF is being implemented a project named strengthening of civil society networks in Cambodia in partnership with Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO), Cooperation Committee of Cambodia (CCC) and Gender and Development Cambodia(GADC). The provincial CSO networks are at the heart of the development process in Cambodia by enhancing their effectiveness as key actors in improvinggovernance and accountability, and encouraging inclusive policy-making.
# Budget Working Group members: consists of 9 members namely NGOF, Save the Children (SC), Affiliated Network for Social Accountability (ANSA), Advocacy and Policy Institute (API), Cambodia for Resource Revenue Transparency (CRRT), Gender and Development in Cambodia (GADC), Star Kampuchea (SK), Oxfam in Cambodia (Oxfam) and Transparency International in Cambodia (TIC).  Each member of the group can share their experience in their respected areas to build up the information for advocacy at the national level. For instance, the experience of the Save the Children and API at the sub-national will provided real evident based information for the national to link up issue from the grassroots. This group will work together to address the fiscal issues at the national level.
# Development Issues Forum Network: the member in this network is represented from the different sector NGO especially they are represented in the sector TWG such as public finance management, education, health, agriculture. This group is another group that could help toadvocate for their sector budget and to ensure the policies is implemented from the government reach to the pro-poor include women, youth, and disable people in their target areas. This group will help to address the fiscal issues in their sector and support information for the budget working group.
Inclusion by Art and Danse When the body speaks"

Famu DANSE is a new dance company founded in 2017 by Daouda KEITA, an experienced dancer and choreographer, with a track record of dancing projects, as a dancer and as the lead choreographer. Famu DANSE#s objectives are to createfavorable conditions to strengthen the cultural exchanges in Mali, including between culture and development stakeholders, and organize events and actions that will develop these exchanges.
Famu DANSE works with Kuma Sô Théâtre, a theatre company foundedin 2006 in Mopti by Lamine Diarra  who#s vision is to develop a theatre that will raise awareness among the population regarding civil society and the role of individual citizen participation. AMASourds, Malian association for the hearing impaired, is themain partner of the project who are the paterns for this project.
" When the body speaks" is a new initiative  implemented by FAMU DANSE who  target 50 young people from 3 special schools for the hearing impaired in Koutiala, Segou and Bamako during 24monthsVocational long term training in danse and theatre, in 3 special schools for the young impaired, during 2 full school-years.
b. Creation of original choreographic and theatre plays for diffusion in the regions and in Bamako
c. Learning and exchangeprogram with a peer-association in Burkina Faso and the organization of a local debate on art and handicap
d. Learning and #capitalizing# on the experience and diffusion of the project#s results through a film documentary and a technical guidebook.
TheOBJECTIVES:
Goal : To contribute to strengthen the participationof young men and women who are marginalized because of their disability, in particular the hearing impaired, within the Malian civil society.
Specific objectives:
1- To improve integration and participation of the young hearing impaired within the community by changing the public#s attitude toward them.
2- To create the conditions to an effective socio-professional inclusion of the young hearing impaired through quality professionaltraining in dance and theater.
3- To allow for the young hearing impaired to become a source of learning in terms of choreography, movement and expression for the dance and the theatre professionals.
CO-Covid-19 Protection Intervention As part of COVID19 preparedness and response  Oxfam and Shaqodoon local partner in collaboration with ministry of health and Telesom company have jointly set up and launched an interactive COVID-19 call center in Hargeisa. The call center plays a vital role in the dissemination of up-to-date and accurate and reliable information to the public, it provides prerecorded prevention guidelines; audio-based symptoms pre-screening options; counseling and medical assistance from health professionals and referrals to the emergencyand quarantine centers nearby. The center also feeds the government a way of tracking suspect cases information for emergency action and is alternative mechanism  for those have not physical access to government health facilities related to COVID. The call centerhas a toll free 24/7 available short code number (988) accessible from all over the country with 14 dedicated call agents who handle and process calls and voice messages, 2 professional doctors available for the management of suspect cases who provide counseling on daily bases to the callers and 2 technical assistance.
The call center receives 294,427 calls since its inception. Shaqodoon sends daily reports of the center including information of the suspect cases to the ministry of health to inform their daily plans regarding COVID19.
some of the Major project activities are :
- Supporting your partners in adapting to Covid-19 situation so that they can continue to provide protection services
- Adapting referrals to the newsituation # remotely?
- Supporting Protection committees to adapt their activities/ prepare for activities during lockdown (e.g. material needed, technical advice)
- Preparing to stay in touch with communities if movement restrictions get stricter (e.g.communication systems needed)
- Remote protection monitoring
HO-TU Conflict&Fragility Due to its local presence in conflict affected areas, Oxfam Novib is able to illustrate the practical implementation of Dutch PSD policies. Oxfam will focus on one specific fragile state, Mali, where the Netherlands is actively promoting PSD. By zooming in on oneparticular area, we will be able to provide more explicit information on the conflict context to which the Dutch PSD policies and instruments apply. This activity will be carried out in close consultation with our local Oxfam country office in Mali, who will conduct interviews with key informants, such as local CSO representatives working on business and human rights or representing affected communities academics, business representatives, representative of the Dutch embassy etc. In addition, Oxfam will coordinate the focus group discussion meetings with relevant Dutch policymakers in order to integrate their perspectives into the research.
Strengthening CSO's against inequality As the global elite is gathering at the World Economic Forum in Davos, in January 2020, we aim to support The Fighting Inequality Alliance (FIA) in amplifying the different voices of people across the world that are uniting and organizing to challenge inequality and demand a fairer society.
The meeting of political and business elites at Davos has become a key hook for the Fight Inequality Alliance to mobilize and call for an end to the age of greed and showcase solutions to inequality from events held at #other mountains# such as garbage dumps and mine dumps where the poorest people live. This year the Fight Inequality Alliance will build on the success of 2019#s week of action and have larger mobilisations in more countries during the week of action in Jan 2020, both to get morevisible and vocal cut through in our efforts to challenge leaders and elites on inequality and to build the alliance#s campaigning strength globally.
This project has two main aims: 1) For the Fight Inequality Alliance to acttogether to have political impact to influence the political narrative by disrupting the conversation on inequality around Davos 2) For the Fight Inequality Alliance to develop and build as a movement, at both national and international level, to take action together over the longer-term.
MIFTAH - Finance for Development MIFTAH contribution to the project will consist of building thematic alliances, strengthening their thematic and influencing capacity, engaging in civic education, raising public awareness, advocating for better policy and regulations, and the organization will undertake research and campaigns. The partner have excellent track record in promoting gender and participatory budgeting with numberof PNA's line Ministries and has previously worked promoting social accountability on the local level, and have been actively working on civil education. In this aspect partner NGO brings different, yet compatible set of expertize that will ensure meaningful citizens# engagement while ensuring lasting institutional changes in financing for development in OPT. Duringthe course of the action the partner will particularly focus on promoting more fair and progressive tax system in OPT, contribute to creating a broader platform for change through public mobilization and advocacy initiatives to pressure on budget stakeholders to increase transparency and pro-poor allocations. Part of these efforts includes the development of a joint advocacy strategy that all three partners take an active part in formulating and updating on yearly basis. MIFTAH will take the lead in formalizing periodic dialogue on transparency of budget cycle and civil society policy proposals between tax authorities and relevant Ministries (Finance, Local Government, and Agriculture). MIFTAH will provide capacity building services for number of CBOs ingender sensitive budgeting and provide similar servicesto civil servants in relevant Ministries.
CO-506609 This project emerged from the risk assessment of the organizations FOPABU and CAFOB; and they expressed their needs to be supportedin order to acquire management tools and at the same time capacity-building. So, the objective of the project is to provide Cafob and Fopabu with organizational risk management and anti-fraud policies; equip them with the " Sage Saari " accounting system and support the launch of the GPA advocacy strategic plan.

beneficiaries:
- 18 people from CAFOB and FOPABU. Two training courses are provided for all the staff members of the 2 organizations, but more particularly, the leadership structures which are in charge of implementing the policy and managing it. More specifically, these are the members of the executive committees (5 people per organization) as well as the key personnel of these organizations (Executive Secretary, Program Manager, Project and Finance Manager).
- 2 people from the finance department of CAFOB will be trained in sage saari and equip this service with this accounting software.
- 30 representatives of member organizations of the GPA and 10 representatives of technical and financial partners.

Results:
- More commitmentof organizations to undertake actions aimed at mitigating organizational risksand personnel who are well aware, informed and trained in anti-fraud policy and in organizational risk management;
- Anti-fraud and risk management policy documents are in place.
- The finance department produces reliable reports through the use of Saage software.
- The GPA advocacy strategic plan is launched and the partners undertake to support the GPA in its advocacy efforts for the benefit of peasant agricultural producers.
Governance Financial Transparency OUS-SN The project titled Transparency and multi-stakeholder dialogue for transparent and inclusive governance of public finances and mineral resources in favour of vulnerable populations# is a 3-year project to be implemented in Senegal in the 4 regions of Matam, Kedougou, Thiès and saint-Louis. It has an overall budget of 446 856 EUR. It will be implemented by Oxfam in partnership with the following partners:
- The collation Publiez Ce Que Vous payez;
- The National Coalition of CSOs for Budget Tracking in Senegal (CONASUB);
-The Parliament Network for the Good Governance of Mineral Ressources  (Réseau Parlementaire pour la Bonne gouvernance des ressources minérales)

The main objective of the project is: To contribute to transparent and inclusive governance of public finances and mineral resources for the benefit of vulnerable populations (poor populations, young people and women) in Senegal.

The project has the3 following outcomes:
- Outcome 1: Civil society actors, media and parliamentarians have enhanced capacities and are able to influence decision-making in order to improve positive impacts of exploitation mineral resources on communities.
- Outcome 2: Civil society (including community organizations), parliamentarians and the media are mobilized to participate in the reform and the monitoring of the legal and institutional framework regarding the governance of mineral resources in Senegal
- Outcome 3: Civil society actors,the media and the parliamentarians have a better knowledge and undertake an improved tracking of the results-based budget impactingon basic social services.
Union  des femmes handicapées Voice is a grant facility for the most discriminated and marginalised groups in Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Laos, Cambodia, Philippines and Indonesia. Voice provides funding to the target groups on global and national level through 4 types of grants: Empowerment grants, Influencing grants, Innovate and Learn grants and Sudden opportunity grants. Empowerment grants target (informal) groups or organisations to raise awareness, develop transformative leadership, build confidence and skills and work againststigmatisation of marginalised and discriminated groups.
Counterpart 507325 MAAN Development Cent MA'AN Development Center is working towards sustainable human development in Palestine by building the capacities of Palestinian NGOs, CBOs and grassroots organizations; improving the food security situation of the poorest and most marginalized sectors of Palestinian society, and enhancing community development. MA'AN will support Oxfam in day-to-day implementation of the action under the supervision of Oxfam. MA'AN has been fully involved in the design of this operation, having participated in the assessment, consultation with local Authorities, and selection of the activities. MA'AN  will also engage with local stakeholders.
MA'AN's added value to the program will include technical knowledge, quality and understanding of partnership principles. MA'AN is committed to organizational learning and regularly makes improvements based on lessons learned.
AJOAGO_UNICEF Beneficiaries of the interventions will be families affected by the cyclone and flooding that have been displaced and are living inaccommodation centres, relocation areas and other improvised shelters in surrounding host communities, as well as those who remained/returned to cyclone affected areas. Following an initial assessment to determine specific areas where activities under this project will be implemented, the interventions will include the following objectives:
Ensuring people have access to safe water of appropriate quantity and quality
Ensuring people have access to appropriate sanitation and hygiene facilities, including management of solid waste
Ensuting people are reached with dissemination of information on safe water, sanitation and hygiene and non-food items to prevent spread of wash related diseases.
Pilot on an exposure visit of European Pilot on an exposure visit of European political youth to Palestine. Objective is to mobilize political youth organizations in their (European) countries to start advocacy activities/campaigns in relation to OPTI as well as to strengthen their ties with Palestinian youth networks (and strengthen their capacities). Part of a longer-term strategy, this pilot will help to set up modalities that can be further refined and developed as part of the East jerusalem project.
OGBReg - Inequality's work around Davos Over the past 30 years, the gap between the rich and everyone else has worsened in many countries across the world. In 2017 the richest 1% received 82% of all new wealth, while the poorest 50% didn#t receive anything. The extreme gap between rich and poor is tearing us apart. It is damaging our economy and denying people, women and girls disproportionately, the chance of a life of dignity andopportunity. Most of all, inequality is crushing the fight against poverty. Oxfam is committed to work with governments, civil society and citizens to defeat inequality to beat poverty.

 Working with alliances has been identified as one of the key strategies that will enable Oxfam to contribute building strong movements for a bolder and stronger voice against inequality and deepening our engagement with the public around the world. As the global elite is gathering at the World Economic Forum in Davos, from January 22 # 25 2019, we aim to support and amplify the voice of people across the world that are uniting and organizing to demand a fairer society.

Within this framework, Oxfam and FIA in Kenya are planning the second edition of the Usawa Festival which is scheduled for Saturday, 19 January 2019.  The Festival is designed to provide a dynamic platform to showcase the work and activities of Kenya FIA members collectively and individually and to engage participants with the aim of energizing the conversations about inequality, learning,and teaching about inequality.  The Usawa Festival will be more than an event; it will be an opportunity to be part of building andshowcasing the different breath of the organizations ongoing work.  The Usawa Festival Steering Group will mobilize members of the Kenya FIA, community groups in Dandora and across Nairobi and beyond, engaging duty bearers, musicians and artists, and the media toparticipate in the Festival and commit to the fight against inequality.  The Usawa Festival #territory# is designed to model a community that provides resources and services for its people.
Linking and Learning Facilitation Accountability Lab is the Linking and Learning Facilitator for Voice in Mali and Niger. Voice Linking and Learning refers to the total of activities, processes and trajectories realised to boost collaboration, connectedness, sharing, listening, learning,innovation and innovation of new knowledge among Voice grantees and other stakeholders. It aims to produce evidence, learning and innovative solutions to catalyse transformative change for the most marginalised and discriminated groups.
Accountability Lab works in straightcollaboration and coordination with Voice Mali and Niger as well as Global Coordination Team.
Accountability Lab supports Voice grantees in developing their own linking and learning as well as amplify the linking and learning to national , regional and international level. They promote participation of members of the Voice target groups and facilitate building communities of practice around issues and challenges that concern them. They develop a platform that supports inclusive collaboration, including community members in geographically remote areas. They organise events and meetings, develop thought provoking pieces, and produce creative works in order to amplify the grantees# voices at the local, regional, and national level.