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Promoting Women's Leadership in Asia through Gender Equality Knowledge Network This project focuses on promoting women's leadership in Asia through providing technical expertise, promoting learning, sharing & innovation. The four main focus areas are women's economic leadership,  promoting non - violent framework, political leadership and gender mainstreaming. The project covers programmes costs mainly around creation of learning materials and piloting innovations.Also, growing good Gender Justice programmes to ensure restricted funding in Asia.
Building Resilient Urban Communities in Asia - BRUC Asia Oxfam is implementing Building Resilience of Urban Communities in Asia Project with funding from the Asian Development Bank under the Urban Climate Change Resilience Trust Fund (UCCRTF). The Urban Resilience Project (URP) is designed to ensure that poor urban dwellers in target cities especially vulnerable groups are able to realize their rights and improve their well -being despite the impact of different shocks and stressors, including climate change. The project works with communities in 10 secondary cities across five countries in doing community -based resilience planning, pilot resilience projects, and influence the local stakeholders to adopt community -led resilience practices. The project is being implemented in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Philippines, Myanmar and Indonesia. The project consortium has Mercy Corps as our partner and they will lead the implementation in Indonesia and Myanmar.
Trans-boundary River for Our Sustainable Advancement-TROSA Title of the project: Trans -boundary River for Our Sustainable Advancement (TROSA).  What and Where: The project will engage government authorities of Nepal, Bangladesh, India and Myanmar in achieving goal and objectives in relation to responsive roles in trans -boundary river and water governance. Private sector and civil society are the integral part of this project. This project has huge scope to bring all the stakeholders for ensuring water governance which will strengthen livelihood and reduce poverty.                                                 For whom and How: Ultimate of objective of the project is to reduce poverty and marginalisation of 60000 direct beneficiaries of Kurigram and Chadpur districts through establishing access to water of trans boundary rivers by 2021.
Programme Support and Development in Asia This PIP covers the support costs of the Regional Programme Reference Group and funds to support external consultants who are providing programme development support to country and regional programmes in East Asia.
Building Resilience in Asia with Asia Resilience Hub (ARH) Aligning with the Asia Resilience Strategy 2015 – 2020, the aim of the Asia Resilience Hub (ARH) is to foster an Asia -wide common approach to resilience and support the growth and development of high quality resilience focused programming.  • Establish and coordinate a shared ‘Technical Support Hub' for access by country and regional  teams that can provide direct support within prioritized geographical and thematic areas, or broker support to other technical support mechanisms;  • Coordinate learning events and cross visits between country teams;  • Work with the OI Resilience Knowledge Hub to establish a knowledge sharing and communications platform that can be access and contributed to by staff and partners across the region;  • Support the roll out of the Oxfam International and Oxfam in Asia program guidance and tools;  • Gather and disseminate case studies and best practice examples of resilience work from the Asia region to influence internal and external actors;  • Work with funding coordinators and country teams to provide technical inputs into program design and funding proposal development;  • Establish and maintain a contacts directory of key staff and technical advisors working on resilience from across the Asia region;  • Facilitate a region wide Community of Practice that builds relationships and collaboration between staff across the region;  • In special circumstances, work closely with a country (our multiple country) teams to manage and implement a pilot or innovative program; and,  • Establish and facilitate linkages with targeted agencies and networks in the Asia region, to access their knowledge resources, influence their agendas and foster partnerships that will help drive/co -create our resilience agenda.
Influencing Private Sector Policies and Practices on Agricultural Venture Agreem This project contributes to the realization of Economic Justice change goal that aims to "contribute to reduction in inequality through effective policy implementation and the promotion of practices that favor engagement and economic empowerment of the poor and most vulnerable in rural and urban Philippines."  It will ensure stronger safeguards on land tenure security for ARBs and usher responsible investments on land fit squarely with the Oxfam Country Strategy change goal.  The plan is to engage the private agribusiness companies to make business standards and practices responsible and this will eventually inform policy makers to push for stronger safeguards that ensure land tenure security of farmers and that will usher responsible investments that will mutually benefit women and men ARBs and agribusiness companies.
The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability South Sudan - MEL Under the YW4A programme KIT is responsible for designing the gender-transformative outcome Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) of the YW4A programme. The outcome MEL system and learning mechanisms are co-created with a young women reference group in each country. Young women have a key co-decision making role in the MEL design and as such they will play a critical role in contextualizing the MEL in lived realities of young women and harvesting collective learning around changes in behavior and practices of women’s rights organisations, faith-based organisations, state actors and young women groups throughout the project period.
KIT will also support the design of YW4A baseline studies and support outcome monitoring and learning at mid-term and end-line of the programme. In year 1 KIT lead the design and implementation of baseline studies on WROs advocacy and organizational capacities (pathway 1) and on young women’s leadership capacities (pathway 2). For both studies, staff from women’s rights organisations and young women participated in a facilitated self-assessment and participatory analysis workshops to establish their baseline situation. KIT also provided technical advice to consortium members for the implementation of the baseline studies for pathways 3 and 4.
Yes I Do - Mozambique In Mozambique KIT is responsible for conducting research on the root causes of child marriage & teenage pregnancies, testing the assumptions of the TOC, and for measuring effectiveness of strategic interventions on child marriages & teenage pregnancies. This means that KIT is responsible for the base and end line studies, the midline and the operational research. KIT closely collaborates with local researchers and capacitates local research teams on mixed methods research and knowledge management. The research has the aim to test the underlying assumptions of the programme’s theory of change, to measure the effectiveness of the interventions introduced by the programme and to look into the interrelations between child marriage and teenage pregnancy and the interventions that address these in Mozambique. The research will contribute to optimization of the Yes I Do intervention strategies and provide context specific knowledge for advocacy and policy purposes, in order to move towards a situation in which adolescent girls can decide if, when and whom to marry and if, when and with whom to have children. Furthermore KIT will lead on the validation and dissemination of research outcomes, and analysing country specific Monitoring & Evaluation data for lessons learned and measuring outcomes and impact of the Yes I do Alliance in Mozambique.
Share-Net Jordan Share-Net Jordan (SN-JO) was established in 2016 as the knowledge platform on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights (SRH&RR). SN-JO is hosted by the Higher Population Council (HPC) and has 176 individual members and 16 organisational members (May 2021) from different sectors including academia, policy makers, practitioners and NGOs. The vision of Share-Net Jordan is that “people have the right to access high-quality health services and should be able to make informed decisions on their sexual and reproductive health”. The aim is to strengthen linkages between research, policy and practice through sharing, generating, translating and promoting the use of knowledge for the development of better policies and practices in SRH&RR.
SN-JO achieves their objectives through stimulating the sharing of existing knowledge among platform participants, the generation of new knowledge to address prioritized research area gaps; translate knowledge into formats appropriate for intended audiences, so as to contribute to the application of knowledge in the field of SRH&RR in line with the international reporting obligations to effectively inform on SDGs; direct funding into SRH&RR priorities; build synergies among different stakeholders, partners, projects and programs; identify the most effective methods for facilitating uptake of evidence in policy and practice and stimulate an informed national sexual and reproductive health reproductive rights policy debate.
SN-JO has a quarterly newsletter to inform stakeholders in the field of SRHR, and will continue to be very active in the use of different social media channels such as Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp. In 2020, some adjustments have been made on the website of SN-JO to make it more user-friendly for people living with a disability.
The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability (YW4A) Programme - Global The programme aims to strengthen and diversify young women’s participation and amplify their voices to effectively influence decision-making towards gender-just laws, policies, norms, and practices 
related to their bodily integrity and equal participation.
The programme will achieve this through 4 main outcomes: 1. Strengthening
the advocacy capacity of 27 women’s rights organizations (WROs) to amplify young women’s voices in
Palestine, Egypt, Kenya, and South Sudan by 2025. 2. Enhancing the leadership of 17,540 young
women to effectively engage in collective action and decision-making in public, private, and civic
spaces in Palestine, Egypt, Kenya, and South Sudan by 2025. 3. Transforming social norms and
practices of 22 faith-based organizations (FBOs) that constrain young women’s rights in Palestine,
Egypt, Kenya, and South Sudan by 2025. 4. Influence the adoption, amendment, withdrawal or
effective utilisation and implementation of 18 laws and policies towards promoting young women’s
rights to leadership, participation and ending SGBV in Palestine, Egypt, Kenya and South Sudan by
2025.

   Under the YW4A programme KIT is responsible for designing the gender-transformative outcome Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) of the YW4A programme, as well as the design and implementation of the WROs advocacy and organizational capacity assessment, design of the individual WRO/FBO capacity development plans, and a collective learning agenda. Moreover, KIT will support the design of YW4A baseline studies and support outcome monitoring and learning at mid-term and end-line of the programme. The outcome MEL system and learning mechanisms are co-created with a young women reference group in each country.
The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability Egypt - MEL Under the YW4A programme KIT is responsible for designing the gender-transformative outcome Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) of the YW4A programme. The outcome MEL system and learning mechanisms are co-created with a young women reference group in each country. Young women have a key co-decision making role in the MEL design and as such they will play a critical role in contextualizing the MEL in lived realities of young women and harvesting collective learning around changes in behavior and practices of women’s rights organisations, faith-based organisations, state actors and young women groups throughout the project period.
KIT will also support the design of YW4A baseline studies and support outcome monitoring and learning at mid-term and end-line of the programme. In year 1 KIT lead the design and implementation of baseline studies on WROs advocacy and organizational capacities (pathway 1) and on young women’s leadership capacities (pathway 2). For both studies, staff from women’s rights organisations and young women participated in a facilitated self-assessment and participatory analysis workshops to establish their baseline situation. KIT also provided technical advice to consortium members for the implementation of the baseline studies for pathways 3 and 4.
Yes I Do Indonesia In Indonesia KIT is responsible for conducting research on the root causes of child marriage, female genital mutilation & teenage pregnancies, testing the assumptions of the theory of change, and for measuring effectiveness of strategic interventions on child marriages, female genital mutilation & teenage pregnancies. This means that KIT is responsible for the base and end line studies, the midline and the operational research KIT closely collaborates with local researchers and capacitates local research teams in mixed methods and knowledge management. The research has the aim to test the underlying assumptions of the programme’s theory of change, to measure the effectiveness of the interventions introduced by the programme and to look into the interrelations between child marriage, female genital mutilation and teenage pregnancy and the interventions that address these in Indonesia. The research will contribute to the optimization of the Yes I Do intervention strategies and provide context specific knowledge for advocacy and policy purposes, in order to move towards a situation in which adolescent girls can decide if, when and whom to marry and if, when and with whom to have children, and are protected from female genital mutilation/cutting. Furthermore KIT will lead on the validation and dissemination of research outcomes, and analysing country specific Monitoring and Evaluation data for lessons learned and measuring outcomes and impact of the Yes I do Alliance in Indonesia.
Yes I Do: combatting female genital mutilation, child marriages and teenage pregnancies by questioning norms and changing behaviour Millions of adolescent girls all over the world are facing a limited future because of early marriage (EM), teenage pregnancies and female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C). With this project, by changing the attitude of community members and other key persons and informing adolescent girls and boys, adolescents will be empowered to stand up for their sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Through education and economic empowerment, supported by the relevant legislation and policies, the project will give adolescents alternatives beyond EM, teenage pregnancies and FGM/C. The project will be implemented between 2016 and 2020 by Plan Nederland, together with partners Amref, Rutgers, Choice, KIT and the Netherlands’ Embassies in the relevant countries. It will be carried out in Ethiopia, Kenya, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Indonesia and Pakistan.
The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability Egypt - PW1 The programme aims to strengthen and diversify young women’s participation and amplify their voices to effectively influence decision-making towards gender-just laws, policies, norms, and practices related to their bodily integrity and equal participation. 
The main objective of pathway 1 is to strengthen the advocacy capacity of 6 women’s rights organizations (WROs) to amplify young women’s voices in Egypt by 2025. As specific objectives this pathway envisages amplifying young women’s voices by promoting that WROs provide space in their internal organizations for young women and establish internal inclusive processes and practices in decision-making, management, and programming. Also, by working with WROs to include, represent, hear, mentor, support, and prepare young women to take part in advocacy initiatives, link them to strategic decision-making forums, and scale-up local advocacy strategies. KIT, Equality Now and the Country Leads facilitate capacity strengthening. KIT is responsible for the design and implementation of the WROs advocacy and organizational capacity assessment, the design of the individual WRO/FBO capacity development plans, and a collective learning agenda as well as the facilitation of reflective monitoring and adaptive learning approaches with the WROs.
The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability Palestine - MEL Under the YW4A programme KIT is responsible for designing the gender-transformative outcome Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) of the YW4A programme. The outcome MEL system and learning mechanisms are co-created with a young women reference group in each country. Young women have a key co-decision making role in the MEL design and as such they will play a critical role in contextualizing the MEL in lived realities of young women and harvesting collective learning around changes in behavior and practices of women’s rights organisations, faith-based organisations, state actors and young women groups throughout the project period.
KIT will also support the design of YW4A baseline studies and support outcome monitoring and learning at mid-term and end-line of the programme. In year 1 KIT lead the design and implementation of baseline studies on WROs advocacy and organizational capacities (pathway 1) and on young women’s leadership capacities (pathway 2). For both studies, staff from women’s rights organisations and young women participated in a facilitated self-assessment and participatory analysis workshops to establish their baseline situation. KIT also provided technical advice to consortium members for the implementation of the baseline studies for pathways 3 and 4.
Yes I Do - Netherlands KIT will lead on the validation and dissemination of research outcomes, developing M&E tools, indicators and analysing M&E data for lessons learned and measuring outcomes and overall impact of the Yes I do Alliance. KIT will analyze and disseminate knowledge that has come out of the 7 country specific baseline and end line studies and the midline and operational research. Based on the research and M&E data analysis, KIT will contribute to the learning agenda led by PLAN. KIT is furthermore part of the research alliance of three Child Marriage Alliances in the Netherlands which is assumed to establish a broad ‘child marriage related research agenda’ which will include research themes and questions, methodology, comparability of research data, etc. Although per alliance the respective theory of change will be leading, indicators will be aligned where this is possible.
Share-Net Ethiopia Share-Net Ethiopia (SN-ET) is the Ethiopian country hub of Share-Net International and figures as the knowledge management platform on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) since April 2021. Share-Net Ethiopia is hosted by CORHA.
The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability Kenya - PW1 The programme aims to strengthen and diversify young women’s participation and amplify their voices to effectively influence decision-making towards gender-just laws, policies, norms, and practices related to their bodily integrity and equal participation.
The main objective of pathway 1 is to strengthen the advocacy capacity of 9 women’s rights organizations (WROs) to amplify young women’s voices in Kenya by 2025. As specific objectives this pathway envisages amplifying young women’s voices by promoting that WROs provide space in their internal organizations for young women and establish internal inclusive processes and practices in decision-making, management, and programming. Also, by working with WROs to include, represent, hear, mentor, support, and prepare young women to take part in advocacy initiatives, link them to strategic decision-making forums, and scale-up local advocacy strategies. KIT, Equality Now and the Country Leads facilitate capacity strengthening. KIT is responsible for the design and implementation of the WROs advocacy and organizational capacity assessment, the design of the individual WRO/FBO capacity development plans, and a collective learning agenda as well as the facilitation of reflective monitoring and adaptive learning approaches with the WROs.
The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability South Sudan - PW1 The programme aims to strengthen and diversify young women’s participation and amplify their voices to effectively influence decision-making towards gender-just laws, policies, norms, and practices related to their bodily integrity and equal participation. 
The main objective of pathway 1 is to strengthen the advocacy capacity of 6 women’s rights organizations (WROs) to amplify young women’s voices in South Sudan by 2025. As specific objectives this pathway envisages amplifying young women’s voices by promoting that WROs provide space in their internal organizations for young women and establish internal inclusive processes and practices in decision-making, management, and programming. Also, by working with WROs to include, represent, hear, mentor, support, and prepare young women to take part in advocacy initiatives, link them to strategic decision-making forums, and scale-up local advocacy strategies. KIT, Equality Now and the Country Leads facilitate capacity strengthening. KIT is responsible for the design and implementation of the WROs advocacy and organizational capacity assessment, the design of the individual WRO/FBO capacity development plans, and a collective learning agenda as well as the facilitation of reflective monitoring and adaptive learning approaches with the WROs.
The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability Palestine - PW1 The programme aims to strengthen and diversify young women’s participation and amplify their voices to effectively influence decision-making towards gender-just laws, policies, norms, and practices related to their bodily integrity and equal participation.
The main objective of pathway 1 is to strengthen the advocacy capacity of 6 women’s rights organizations (WROs) to amplify young women’s voices in Palestine by 2025. As specific objectives this pathway envisages amplifying young women’s voices by promoting that WROs provide space in their internal organizations for young women and establish internal inclusive processes and practices in decision-making, management, and programming. Also, by working with WROs to include, represent, hear, mentor, support, and prepare young women to take part in advocacy initiatives, link them to strategic decision-making forums, and scale-up local advocacy strategies. KIT, Equality Now and the Country Leads facilitate capacity strengthening. KIT is responsible for the design and implementation of the WROs advocacy and organizational capacity assessment, the design of the individual WRO/FBO capacity development plans, and a collective learning agenda as well as the facilitation of reflective monitoring and adaptive learning approaches with the WROs.