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Building Southern Capacity in OI Focus Countries (Ghana, Zambia, Goergia, Nepal) The Essential Services team will provide support to campaigns in Ghana, Zambia, Tanzania and Nepal. This campaigning support can be in the form of support with production of materials (policy, research or campaign/interactive), secondments, or learning opportunities.
ODI contract - Integrated Programme Humanitarian Policy Group 2011-2013 Multi -year agreement with the ODI Humanitarian Policy Group, to provide GBP15,000 per annum for the next three years for their Integrated Programme. The Integrated Programme of work will combine policy -related research, publications, public events and direct engagement with a wide variety of stakeholders in several countries. Four studies will be conducted on : Resilience, Civil -Military Coordination, Humanitarian Negotiation and Assessing Change in the Humanitarian Sector.
Partnering Madre to support WROs for humanitarian actions in conflict contexts Fund Madre with no strings, flexible funding for their work via Women's Rights Organisations (WROs) in conflict areas. Build a learning dialogue and partnership with Madre to influence Oxfam's ways of working, policies and practice on humanitarian and other partnerships.
Partnerships' Team PPL Allocation .  Establish decolonial partnerships with Strategic Priority Countries .  Learn and co -create new ways of partnering through reflexive listening .  Publishing and socialising the Racial Justice Framework and the Decolonial Partnership Strategy .  Strengthening Oxfam Great Britain's (OGB's) Partnerships Team's decolonial technical support to countries .  Building an accountability mechanism and database .  External influencing on OGB's Racial Justice and Decolonial Partnerships strategies
Raising the Alarm on Protection Crises in Conflict The perspectives of communities living in the focus conflict areas are amplified to policy makers, international organizations, and relevant governments so sustainable solutions to these protection crises, as identified by those living these realities, are implemented. a. Activities: i. Protection analyses will be conducted with protection committees and individuals directly affected by potential or actual rights violations to provide a space where they can directly articulate their realities, what protection needs they have and anticipate, and the solutions they need. ii. Wherever possible and when appropriate to the context, Oxfam will invite protection community members to participate in person or virtually in international advocacy opportunities so decision makers can hear directly from those whose rights and privileges are in question and the solutions they believe will secure their protection. 3. Individuals living in the conflict situations identified by the project experience an improvement in their access to fundamental human rights and protections. a. Activities: i. Based on the protection analysis in the focus areas and corresponding advocacy, key actors will take coordinated action to protect and preserve the rights of impacted communities that are tangible to those living in target conflict areas.
South Sudan land-grab case study The project will comprise a 7 -day field visit to South Sudan, visiting communities and local authorities in Lainya county, to investigate the local implications of a massive land -grab by a US investor.
Made In Europe project Support for the Muslim Agency for Development and Enterprise (MADE), primarily consisting of the funding of the launch of a Campaign Toolkit and the work of a Campaigns Manager post.
Supporting Community Resilience in the South Caucasus 2014/15, Regional The programme aims to increase disaster resilience of local communities & relevant national institutions by supporting strategies/mitigation/response to disasters in Armenia & Georgia. The focus is capacity -building of authorities & advocacy to institutionalise community -based models at all levels  Oxfam engages 35 communities to strengthen the model piloted in the two previous phases & demonstrate its benefits /replicability & seeks to increase the capacity & motivation of authorities to implement gender -sensitive model by authorities themselves. Oxfam leads a number of advocacy initiatives in line with Hyogo Framework for Action priority 1
Making Extractive Industry in Africa work for Africa's People - 1 day event The total cost of this event will be shared by Oxford University, OI, OA and OGB.  This funding application is to cover the media and publicity cost, as well as up to 8 guest speakers. Due to the level of the event, we have budgeted this to the upper end, both on the number of guest and cost on each guest. But due to the attendance of  high level guest is hard to secure, there is a good chance that the total cost will be significantly lower that this budgeted amount.    For more detail, please attached budget break down.
Oxfam Capacities4Peace Initiative Oxfam is launching a yearlong initiative to support a confederation -wide step change on conflict sensitivity contributing to improved practice and more impactful programmes in fragile and conflict affected contexts. This initiative, funded by the Swiss Peacebuilding Foundation - Peace Nexus, will help us to reflect on the effectiveness of conflict sensitivity efforts to date, existing barriers and opportunities across both programmes and operations.
Multiaffiliate holding project This is a holding project until the multi affiliate SHU Projects can be created and approved
ACCRA - Grants to Partners This project relates to the Africa Climate Change Resilience Alliance programme. The ACCRA programme aims to increase the use of evidence by governments and other development and humanitarian actors in developing and implementing policies and interventions that improve poor people's resilience to climate change. The programme is implemented through a Consortium which includes ODI, Save the Children, World Vision and Care International. This project covers the grants made by Oxfam for the Consortium Members activities.
Southern Campaigns and Advocacy Project The overall goal or impact that this PIP aims to achieve is:  More and better influencing by Oxfam and partners in developing countries, with the ultimate aim of overcoming poverty and suffering.     In order to do more influencing in developing countries, Oxfam needs to increase the human and financial resources for this work in country and regional programmes. This increase in resources could take different forms depending on the context, but could include more Oxfam staff time, new staff or more funding for partner organisations.
Brazil BRICSAM/G20 advocacy and networking Specifically, the project will support a new Policy Officer position  to work on G20/BRICSAM issues at the Oxfam Office in Brasilia, and a small project portfolio for partners working on these issues. The Brasilia based post will be recruited by end of November 2011.
Food and climate justice development In year two of GROW, special focus will take place on building a movement of networked people engaged in GROW – taking action, using it to inform consumer food choices and communications with their families, friends and communities. The movement building objective will support other objective areas by providing engaged people willing to take action locally, nationally and internationally.
Measuring Resilience Project activities will include:  - Testing and refining the framework for measuring resilience  - Applying the framework in rigorously evaluating the effectiveness of four ongoing resilience -related projects  - Ensuring that the framework informs the design of four new resilience -related projects  - Synthesizing and disseminating learning within Oxfam and throughout the sector.
Linking smallholders into sustainable value chains: coordination and learning Project description   · Building on experiences from its work in Bundelkhand, India, Oxfam will, over a three year period, facilitate smallholder links to value chains by developing new business models in its agricultural scale up work in India, Tanzania and Ethiopia.   · This work will improve the livelihoods of up to 300,000 small producers and their family members in these three countries  · Learnings from these experiences will be shared and applied across at least another six countries where Oxfam has existing agricultural based programmes, as well as with external stakeholders, influencing wider private sector practice .
HD Project to Support Key Countries Capacity Building 2013-14 To assist Key Countries in specific areas as identified through Country Humanitarian Sell Assessments, laid out in Country Humanitarian Investment Plans and as a part of Key Country Agreements.
Regional influencing capability development This project is intended to have indirect impact on the lives of people living in poverty across the MEEECIS Region and across all SCOs.  This will be achieved as follows:    by running a programme of training and capacity building to increase the capability of Oxfam staff and partners to leverage policy and practice change at the local, national, regional and global level in the areas of livelihoods  - in particular small -scale agriculture, food secuity and adaptation to climate change; essential services  - health;  rights in crisis  - in OPTI and on IDPs;  gender justice; institutional accountability and good governance.
Beyond Gender Mainstreaming - A special Learning Project of Gender & Development A major Learning Project on Beyond Gender Mainstreaming, to be led and 'owned' by the journal Gender & Development, and the UK Gender and Development Network (GADN). It will involve: 1. A conceptual discussion about experience and successes of different approaches to integrating gender and women's rights into their development work, and distil best practice and innovation. 2. Highly practical tools and strategies that development organisations can use to further the aim of gender equality in their work.
Associate Parliamentary Group on Sudan and South Sudan - Hearings Through bringing together the evidence of a range of academics, NGOs, UN agencies, civil society and other experts, develop policy recommendations for the UK and wider International community on engagement with South Sudan that learn lessons from 2011  - 2014.
South Africa in the World Oxfam will work with the South African government in defending pro -poor policies at the global level.  Oxfam will also work closely with South African civil society to increase their capacity to hold their government accountable on global positions, and with the media to promote the awareness of South Africans regarding South Africa's role and responsibility in fighting poverty across the world.
Campaigns and Advocacy Capacity Building The development/delivery of a Campaigns & Advocacy capacity building, skills and training programme for Oxfam GB and OI staff and partners with the following key components: a 2nd C&A Leadership Programme for 25 -50 staff/partners. The delivery of the first module(s) and distance learning elements;  Development of How Change Happens training module alongside pick up and go training modules of power analysis, working with partners/alliances/coalitions, influencing skills and running at least two training of the trainers workshops in two Regions.
GROW Campaign UK Campaigns activity with the objective of achieveing political impact through: increased government fiscal support to smallholder agriculture as part of ODA budget rise to .7%, government acknowledgement of the scale of large land grab problem and support on progress meeting Oxfam conditions. In the UK we are also aiming to increase the numbers of people understanding food justice, Oxfam's role and the number of people taking personal and political action.
Improving evaluation quality in humanitarian programmes The project is designed to do a review of the current quality tool and to develop a new format that can be used by all humanitarian programmes to measure quality. There is also a activity that will test the Contribution to Change methodology and also to improve feedback and complaints documentation from the affected populations.
Strengthening African Citizens Participation in Policy Development Within the AU The project aims at informing and empowering Citizens to act to claim key rights and freedoms, Influencing the African Union and African States to ratify, popularise and implement key standards and building inclusive continental and national platforms.   This would lead to increased active citizenship, effective national governance and the realization of the fundamental freedoms and human rights contained in various key African Union (AU) policy standards and legal instruments and effective national governance in Africa.
Enhanced Response Capacity - UNHCR/ECHO CaLP will implement the activities through its team of staff with skills in technical support, management, advocacy, communications (including digital communications), business services, and capacity building.
Other Communications Initiatives This project relates too those initiatives to develop, share and promote content that are not covered by the other projects. It includes the ongoing development of existing products (e.g. programme insight papers) and some planned new areas of work and new on -line and off -line communications initiatives (e.g. eBooks) that we expect to identify and develop over the coming year.
OGB contributions to RIC of Humanitarian Appels The GBP200,000.00  will enable the RiC team to meet their campaign objectives through more sustainable funding of staff positions; and to have an "emergency campaign response fund" to support affiliates and country teams to have policy, media and campaign support in strategic and specific responses if needed.
OI Climate Change campaigning for COP26 / COP27 Building momentum to address climate change by building on Oxfam's world -leading work focused on carbon inequality. This will involve advocacy and public campaigns work leading up to COP26 and beyond, targeting key institutions and countries that can make a big difference. Oxfam International will play a key convening role across the Oxfam confederation to motivate, create and unlock the organisation's advocacy and campaigning heft on this issue.
Action for Empowerment & Accountability - global support costs Staff time will be dedicated to the consortium steering committee (approx quarterly) and related tasks and to the co -convening role for the Governance at the Margins workstream (approx monthly), as well as to the annual programme meetings; staff time will be given to support the Myanmar team through two country visits and regular calls as needed.
HQ costs - Sustainable sanitation for humanitarian responses (Tiger Toilets) This project is part of a wider Sani Tweaks global programme that is majority -funded by the Oxfam Safe Programming Fund (legacy GHTA71 G50400), with match funds from the Humanitarian Innovation Fund (GBP50k – this project R090700). Globally, this programme is aligned with the Global WASH Cluster's Quality Assurance Project (HUMB66 R08938).
Economic Justice Regional and National Campaigns Co-ordinator This project covers the personnel costs and operational budget of the EJ -ReNa Co -ordinator.  The Co -ordinator implements the EJ -ReNa strategy, as outlines and budgetted under ISSA55.  This project starts in October 2010 until October 2011
Behind The Barcodes (FCLA25 Phase 2) Work in this project includes supporting national influencing on climate change adaptation and food security / agriculture in the Global South. It also includes supporting documentation of climate impacts, both through story gathering and research initiatives, and the production of a film showing these. This will include contributions to the new global campaign on tackling poverty and injustice in global value chains.
Contribution to the preparatory process of the ICRICT (see outline description) ICRICT: Independent Commission for the Reform of International Corporate Taxation. To provide seed money along with other allies (Christian Aid, Action Aid etc) to support coordinators to establish an Independent Commission for Reform of International Taxation. Coordinators will approach donors and potential Commissioners to be part of the Commission. Commissioners will be senior high profile international figures with a relevant background in tax related issues.
WASH Cluster Accountability Proposal It is widely acknowledged that those responding to humanitarian response are in a position of almost absolute power relative to those they are working with and for, when delivering humanitarian responses.      By reviewing the literature, defining what is relevant and useful to individuals / organisations and then to produce something simple and practical, this project aims to assist those managing and supporting WASH programmes to be more accountable to people and communities affected by crisis in emergency WASH responses.
Improving access to humanitarian evidence The Humanitarian Evidence Programme is a DFID -funded partnership between Oxfam GB and Feinstein International Center (subcontract). The project is commissioning a series of systematic reviews and rigorous literature reviews to answer question of 'what works' and 'what does not work' and focusing on research uptake with the aim of improving humanitarian policy and practice.
Raising Her Voice: strengthening campaign capacity and leveraging learning (See attachments ‘RHV GAN Full Application' and ‘RHV Theory of Change' for more detail)      Oxfam's Raising Her Voice (RHV) is a global programme works in 17 countries to promote the rights and ability of poor women worldwide to increase their influence and ensure their voices are heard so that those in power – from village leaders to politicians and law -makers  - become more accountable to them.
Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict - London / 10-13 June 14 Civil society experts will participate in the Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict: London 2014 to be held at ExCeL London 10 -13 June.  This Summit will be co -hosted by the UK Foreign Secretary and the Special Envoy of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Angelina Jolie, who are committed to making it the largest ever gathering on this issue. The objective of the Summit will be to translate the political commitment expressed by the 148 countries endorsing the Declaration of Commitment to End Sexual Violence in Conflict launched at the UN General Assembly in September 2013 into practical action.
Your Word Counts: Responsive listening through improved feedback mechanisms The solution will scale up a successfully piloted mobile feedback management tool across Oxfam's Middle East humanitarian work to better inform and adapt our responses to the needs of people in crisis. This solution will focus on how we can innovatively collect report and analyse the data we receive – not just from specific country locations but also through regional reporting across multiple humanitarian projects and countries. This project will be applicable across other humanitarian and development programming, leading to the potential for global reporting on community feedback. Having a system that works as a referral mechanism right from the point of collection will not only support staff to automate a workflow allowing for faster action, but effectively close the feedback loop with communities. Crucially, more can be done with data once collected  - moving beyond individual feedback to finding trends and altering our response based on the feedback, to altering national/regional/global strategy and feeding learning into the sector. Furthermore, this system has the potential to be cross -organisational with feedback being collected and referred between agencies working in the same environment.  This innovation will allow humanitarian responses to be more accountable and responsive, ultimately improving real life outcomes for communities in crisis. Improving data reporting and analytics will enable staff to be more informed, take swifter action when required and use evidence to influence the programme where valuable. Where funding streams allow the reallocation of resources in crisis contexts, this can be done quickly and accurately to meet urgent needs evidenced with readily available feedback. Responding to a donor and practitioner push for more accountability, this innovation has wide applicability in improving adherence to the Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS), which place emphasis on principled, accountable and high quality programming. It will also embed bett
Design of water supply schemes to optimize water provision to refugees worldwide The  Project is to develop standard water network systems design that will be possible to replicate in any humanitarian response that Oxfam, UNHCR will engage in the provision of drinking water supply for refugee and Internally Displaced Person (IDP) communities globally.
Fruit & Non Timber Forest Products Processing in Ayrum community of Armenia The fundamental vision of the project is to establish a viable rural business enterprise which is to become a leading fruit/berry processing in Tavush region by the year 2016. The "Lchkadzor" agri -cooperative established by Oxfam Armenia in 2011 will manage the enterprise and use the enterprise as a platform to later generate new innovative initiatives to enhance the existing value chain through new business models for a scaled impact with further growth potential that will gradually contribute to the increased income of the Cooperative member farmers and surrounding 10 rural communities by addressing to number of problems and issues.
Smallholder enterprise research - Enterprise Development Programme This project is an empirical study of success and failure in rural enterprises.  The objective is to inform programmes to enhance the contribution of agricultural SMEs to pro -poor development.
Investment in land in Barranquita / San Martin / Peru for Palm Oil production The research will identify and link the land concentration process to food security: the land concentration processes have a direct impact on the population's food supply; the research will focus on women.
Frontline Community Protection Capacity This project aims to work in way that upholds the humanitarian systems commitments and aspirations regarding local humanitarian leadership and more equitable partnerships with national humanitarian actors as embodied by the Grand Bargain and Charter for Change as well as institution -specific localisation strategies and policies. Oxfam has a strong group of national protection partners at both strategic and operational level, including Congolese Non Governmental Organisation (NGO), Centre de Développement Intégral de l'Enfant Rural  (CEDIER) which is one of four pioneering national NGOs recently elected to the Strategic Advisory Board of the Global Protection Cluster (GPC). This project will work in strategic partnerships with up to four national NGOs, with direct funding, mentoring, and coaching to take leadership on key activities including supporting the co -leadership of the Community Led Project Task Team (CLP TT), greater national representation in the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) and an ambition to handover of co -leadership to a national NGO or network, and building greater national and Global South Monitoring Evaluation Accountability and Learning (MEAL) capacity for protection. This project will help increase national organisation's own capacity and skills, including through exchanges with other similar actors around the world, build stronger relationships to strengthen and fully capitalise on that connection, and support them to manage risk, as part of equal partnership, exchange, and relationship -building. This project proposes to help put the power, resources and strengthen the capacity of those with most to gain – and lose – from the effectiveness of humanitarian action. As members of the community protection committee in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) told Oxfam: "If we don't do it, who will?"