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HURINET- Connecting Voices Human Rights Network Uganda (HURINET)-U is a national network for human rights organizations in Uganda that focuses on capacity building of member organisation, loose networks and collective advocacy where participants are trained, mentored and coached in advancement of the Human Rights agenda in the country. HURINET will supports the establishiment of a Learning Resource Centre for all stakeholders to upscale its website providing a portal devoted to resources on learning, exchanges and peer support.

HURINET- U has experience in promoting human rights among marginalised groups in Uganda
Capacity building experience of the consortium will be appliedto bring innovations to the interventions
Technical expertise within the team in relation to the core intervention areas
An in-house digital expert who will not only support development of the online platform but also ensure its day-to-day operation and utilisation by partners

As Linking and Learning Facilitator, HURINET-U intends to undertake the following interventions:
Mapping of Voice grantees to obtain detailed information needed for planning and implementing L<(>&<)>L Interventions
Stakeholder mapping to determine existing key stakeholders and their roles
Formative research will be used to gain adeeper understanding of the informal groups
Capacity assessment will be done to generate data on current needs, practices, knowledge and skills gaps that require intervention.
Development of capacity building plan for Voice Linking and Learning grantees
Development of curriculum (with tailored modules, lessons, tools) designed to be simple and user friendly to the users
Training and mentorship of Voice Grantees
Develop and manage the Linkingand Learning online and offline platform
Develop a Learning Agenda
Communities of practice activities
Peer learning and exchange visits
Communities of stakeholders (CoS) events
Annual voice collaborative
CO-COVID-19 Spared Reduction in Somalia 6. Planned activities
a. WASH
- Improve personal hygiene and social distancing practice through awareness raising  on Covid-19
- Install functional handwashing centers in main IDP camp entrances, health facilities, main market areas with higher risk and other selected areas.
- Support for disinfection of screening centers, isolation centers, health facilities and other priority areas.
- Purchase and distribute hygiene kits to promote handwashing with soap at household level.
- Emergency water supply and construction of latrines for isolation, health facilities, and IDPs/host communities with water shortages (cash to access water)
b. FSL
- Support and improve roll out of inclusive social assistance through a minimum of four months# remote cash and/or vouchers, delivered to female headed households
- Livelihood inputs and technical assistance to support vulnerable population groups affected by the pandemic
c. Protection
- Provide protection support  to COVID-19 call center in Puntland.
- Provide protection and safe programming  training for frontline health workers operating in Oxfam areas of intervention and call center teams.
- Support existing community based protection structures e.g community volunteers, women#s forums to conduct community level awareness raisings on COVID-19 prevention provide PPE kits.
- Carry out specific service map that covers  information and service delivery of COVID19. An update on protection and emergency services will also be included e.g availability, accessibility etc.
Community-Based Water Management (MVi) My Village (MVi), with funding support from Inclusion Project,  is implementing the project called " Community Participation and Engagement in Water Resource Management." This project covers 16 village, 7 communes and 3 districts in Stung Treng province.The goal of the project is to improve law enforcement on fishery sector and reduce impacts of hydro-power dam on communities of 16 affected villages of Lower Sesan II, in Sesan district, Stung Treng province and hold sub-national government accountable and responding to those issues.

My Village (MVi) was founded in November 2006 and officially registered with the Ministry of Interior in 25 January 2007. It was recognized as a local NGO working for Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Natural Resources Management. MVi encourages ownership and participation of Indigenous Peoples# as its approaches to protect their land and natural resources. MVi is operating in Northeast provinces of Cambodia, in particular in Mondulkiri, Kratie and Stung Treng, and focused onorganizing community forests, helping indigenous people learn about their rights, helping women become empowered, and facilitating communities in undertaking various development projects.
Oxfam water governance funds MVi for implementing the project called #Community participation and engagement in water resource management.#  The project is implementing in 16 villages , 7 communes, 3 districts of Stung Treng province where proposed hydropower dam named #Stung Treng dam# in the Mekong Mainstream and Operational Lower Sesan 2 in the Mekong tributary which relocated more than 5000 people from the dam site, located. The project is implementing from April 2017 until March 2019. The project will work directly with 109 people (43 females) and 12213 (5817 female) people in the mentioned target area.

The project goal is that the issues of 12 communities in 16 villages in Lower Sesan district impacted from Lower Sesan 2 hydropower project are responded andaddressed by end of 2019. The two main objectives are1) Community capacity on water governance and fishery protection increased andengaged with authorities to voice their concerns and 2) community issues around water infrastructure and fisheries are addressed bylocal authorities. This project engages affected communities# people including women, men, youth and indigenous people to participate in dialogue with local authorities for compensation and improvement of fishery and water resource protection and management in the target area.
Ordem dos Advogados - AICE OOAM is a think tank and service provider positioned as a Human Rights Based Organization (human rights as principles and as citizens# rights). The bar association is positioned, in one side, to defend the interests of its members (lawyers), and, in another side,to promote human rights and the rule of law, via trainings, advocacy, legal lobbying, pro bono legal assistance, etc. It was founded in 1994.
The AOM vision is to be recognized as a strategic partner of the State, indispensable in defending thenational legal order, defending democratic institutions, upholding citizens' rights and promoting the principles of social justice. And its mission is to contribute in a more efficient and effective way to the consolidation of the Democratic Rule of Law;To be more active in making Justice more accessible to the citizen; Defend the Constitution, the fundamental rights of citizens and the dignity and prestige of the profession of Lawyer through the respect, promotion and defense of its deontological principles.
There are three pillars on whichthe objectives and strategies of OAM are based:
# Contribute to the consolidation of the rule of law in Mozambique;
# Strengthen the institutional capacity of the Mozambican Bar Association;
# Support and professionally train the lawyer.
With the strategic guidelines listed above, the partner contributes to objectives two and four of the AICE Sub-program. Likewise, it contributes to the AICE program through Objectives 2 and 4: female and male parliamentarians at the sub national level (provincial and local) who play theirsupervisory role and require accountability of the executive and; Freedom of expression, freedom of expression press and diversity and the right to information guaranteed by law and respected inpractice, respectively.
Urgent Support to Affected Families MA'AN Development Center is Oxfam's strategic partner where under this project will be responsible selection of beneficiaries via household visits, following up redemption of voucher in the shops on daily basis, supporting Oxfam field staff in price monitoring ofcommodities.
CO- Mozambique Oxfam Denmark is the intermediary for the AGIR Programme which is a programme on governance funded by the Embassies of Sweden and the Netherlands, being implemented by Oxfam  Denmark since 2010. The main objective of the programme is #to ensure active citizens and strong and vibrant civil society that influences and participates in democratic process contributing for more responsive governance, deepened democracy, gender equity and human rights in Mozambique#. The programme was extended for the next 6 years (2015-2020), for the first 3 years (2015-17) to be renewed for the other 3 years (2018-2020). The current phase has 4 themes: 1) Extractive industry; 2) Strengthening Parliaments; 3) Monitoring of public services; and, 4. Freedom of expression.
According to AICE/AGIR proposal document  the programme will be implemented in four provinces: Tete (Moatize and Tete City), Nampula (Moma, Nacala and Nampula City),Zambézia (Alto Molócué, Mocuba and Quelimane City) and Cabo Delgado (Montepuez, Palma and Pemba City). These provinces are also Oxfam IBIS#s priorities areas. The AICE/AGIR programme will be implemented by 15 partners (13 at national level and 2 at province level) along the country. The budget for the six year of the programme is SEK 200.000.000,00. The first SEK 100.000.000 will be allocatedto the period 2015-2017 and last the SEK 100.000.000 are related to the period 2018-2020.
FFD - Feelings of Reality - ID Cinema is a powerful tools to convey specific messages for specific purposes. Thus, we intend to use the medium to convey messages on disability rights awareness. As a festival we have been receiving regular submission of  film about disabilities. We have also had some programs that focus on that issue. In this project, we aim to enhance the effect/impact of the films about disability throughVR documentary production. VR cinema has a powerful strength on bringing the reality closer to audience. In addition to telling thestories of our difabel friends, we also would like to invite the audience to feel their reality.

We planned to conduct researches in the selected regions in order to map the disability rights problem and the needs to open a path to advocacy through some FGDs. After we have gathered the data, then the production phase will commence. It begins with the VR filmmaking workshops with the invited experts, to teach our selected mentors about the basic of VR filmmaking. The mentor then proceed to teach and facilitate the VR documentary production to our selected young filmmakers. Here, we will try to portray the feeling of our difabel friends through the lens of VR documentary.

The next step is the exhibition process, that will be held inour film festival. After we have produced the VR documentary, we want to deliver the feelings we have obtained in the production phase to the audience. Here we are planning to invite all the disability rights communities/organisations, stakeholders, decision makers, activists, and of course the general audience of our festival to experience the feelings we have captured in the VR documentary.

We hope that through the heightened experience of VR documentary, we also receive different degree of awarenessand special attention to the disability issue. The feelings of reality can be a starting point to give insight on the feelings of difabel people. And by exposing this tech and form of documentary to the public, a further production on this issue with thistech can be attained; thus building the larger impact to call for immediate response/action.
ADEL-CYCLONE KENNETH_DEC1 The Kenneth Cyclone made landfall on 25 April 2019, less than a month after Cyclone Idai killed hundreds and devastated lands and infrastructure. The strongest storm to ever hit northern Mozambique, Tropical Cyclone Kenneth struck in Cabo Delgado Province with strong winds up to 210km/h. Torrential rain followed, causing flash flooding and leaving thousands of children and adults without access to desperately needed life-saving emergency supplies.  According to the Cabo Delgado Agricultural Department and INGC more than 300,000 people in the province are right now food insecure.
Oxfam, in partnership with the local NGO ADEL-CD is responding in three Districts (Metuje, Quissanga and Macomia) focusing on livelihood protection and a full water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) package aiming at ensuring dignified gender-sensitive lifesaving services with a strong attention to always engaging with the community.
WORLD WIDE FUND for NATURE The overall objective: To increase the capacity of Oxfam and CCWG members to enhance the Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DONRE) and MONRE on the Implementation Plan of the Paris Agreement at national and provincial levels, with additional GHG emission reduction commitments in the next iteration of Vietnam#s NDC. This will focus on shifting the national energy profile towards renewable energy and advocating for rice models with mitigation co-benefits.

# Objective 1: Support national Government in their development and implementation of the action plan for Paris Agreement through introducing successful mitigation models in the energy and rice sectors that can be integrated into and informed by provincial action plans.
o Output 1: Clearly identified needs and gaps of targeted provinces about their priority mitigation measures in energy and rice sectors within their own implementation of PA.
o Output 2: A specific action plan for CCWG members to support the national Government on applying low-GHG emissions rice cultivation and energy strategies at the provincial and national level, which is integrated into PA Implementation Plan.

# Objective 2: Enhance cooperation and capacity for CCWG members on implementing low-emissions rice sector practices and renewable energy solutions to gain a stronger role in influencing policy makers regarding the mitigation component of the PA Implementation Plan.
o Output 1: Mapping and documentation of successful models used by members of the CCWG regarding low-emissions rice cultivation and renewable energy; notonly in Vietnam but also at regional level such as ACCC network  and IFI engagement, for sharing and advocacy in targeted provincesand at the national level.
o Output 2: Existing successful models of CCWG members in the energy and rice sectors are introduced, integrated and applied in provincial action plan of PA, and at the national level.
Rede dos Comunicadores Amigos AICE RECAC # Children#s Friends Network is a non-profit organization, officially established in 2012, based on the belief that Media plays a very significant role in influencing opinion and public policies for the Promotion and Realization of Children's Rights and Human rights. With around 600 members, journalists and other communicators working with different media, whose motivation is to contribute to the advancement and promotion of children's rights, RECAC's mission is "to advocate for the realization of the Rights of the Child in Mozambique through the mass media. RECAC promotes public debates on issues related to the valorisation of Human and Child Rights, with a view to placing it on the country's development agenda, influencing decision-making powers.
RECAC has three main linesof action, namely:
The promotion of Children's Rights to Participation;
The Right to Information and the strengthening of institutional capacities;
Those  line of action  are drawn in order to achieve its  Principal objective  which is to contribute to greater awareness and accountability related to the Rights of the Child by the main actors (Government, CSO and Media). "
In order to promote the Rights of the Child to Participation and Information, RECAC has proposed to develop advocacy actions in favor of childs  social change.
PAKAY - Pakay Consultancy - LA The goal of Champions of Inclusion and Diversity is to ensure that LGBTIQ people are able to fully
participate in all aspects of Lao society and make positive contributions to their communities.
Specifically, it will seek to reduce stigma and discrimination against LGBTIQ people especially in the
areas of family relations and access to health services, education and employment. It will build
upon and utilise the work developed in the VOICE funded Learning about Innovative and
Communication (LICM) project.

It will aim to ensure that Lao society is more aware of the contribution that LGBTIQ people make
to their communities and increase understanding about the barriers they face and how these can
be overcome. In the process of achieving this objective, it will build the capacity of Proud to be us
Laos (PTBUL) to become a formal registered entity so that is able to sustainably contribute to the
well-being of LGBTIQ people in the Lao PDR.

It will also aim to build upon and develop local, regional and international alliances with
organisationssuch as APCOM, Luang Prabang Film Festival, the ASEAN Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE) Caucaus, International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA) and CoC Netherlands thus amplifying the voice of LGBTIQ people everywhere.
Activities will include the development of further advocacy products in film and drama, creative
public events on significant days such as IDAHOTB, aparticipatory dialogue with LGBTIQ
communities in Vientiane and elsewhere in Lao PDR and the development of a short strategic plan
for PTBUL. The main outcomes will be that the voices of LGBTIQ people in Lao PDR will have more
visibility and influence, and that PTBUL shall able to continue its invaluable work inrepresenting
and supporting the interests of LGBTIQ people in Lao PDR.
LL Org ID-Engage Media EngageMedia#s mandate is to strengthen social movements by fostering and mobilising networks of activists. Such network and field building is especially critical given the increasing complexity of the challenges we face and the
availability of new technologies that allow us to break down traditional silos between organisations and across social sectors. Facilitating the Linking and Learning community allows EngageMedia to be at the heart of this new wave of collaboration and to support experimental partnerships that reachacross sector, field, issue, and constituency. It has also challenged us to approach our mission with a more intersectional lens, seeing the connections between different social movements and sharing skills and knowledge to mutually strengthen one another#s work.
Inclusive biz & PPP in An Giang & Kien G Rice and shrimp are considered one of the most strategically important sectors for Vietnam#s economy because of their great contribution to export revenue and job creation.  While the rice is cultivated in the wet season, the shrimp is farmed during the dry season, depending on the level of water and water salinity. However, the sectors currently face with many challenges such as unsustainable production practices (overuse of chemical/prestice and fertiliser ), changing environmental conditions (climate change impact, water salinity etc.) which reduces the quality and productivity of rice products, disease outbreak for shrimp cultivation.

The projectis designed to promote inclusive business models and public private partnership through sustainable rice-shrimp farming model in AnGiang and Kien Giang provinces.  Within two years (1/8/2017-31/12/2018), the project aimed to achieve three major outcomes:
(1) Guidelines/principles on integrated agriculture/aquaculture models in An Giang provine is developed.
(2) At least two of companies in An Giang and Kien Giang provines improve inclusive sourcing  and investment  strategies for shrimp/rice production.
(3) Public private partnership agreement/plan will be developed in An Giang and Kien Giang provinces.
AFJR3 Drought Top Up in Herat province Focusing on Cash for work, multipurpose cash and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)  and gender mainstreaming the project will reach around 300 households including 1350 HHs on EFSVL and 500 HHs on WASH, 600 for Cash for work and 250 for multipurpose Cash. The project will target 50% male and 50% female direct beneficiaries. The project will facilitate cash for work (CFW) and MPC as well WASH related activities. The priority will be given for selecting of community infrastructures which can benefit thewhole community members and alleviate the negative effect of potential drought. Potential infrastructure works on CFW may include irrigation canal construction or rehabilitation, karez cleaning, water saving technologies (rain water harvesting ponds). Theexact type of activities will be identified based on needs assessment results.

Cash for Work and MPC :

# A- Aiming to provide immediate income opportunity and rehabilitate the community infrastructures, Oxfam/AHEAD will facilitate cash for work (CFW) activities. The priority will be givenfor selecting of community infrastructures which can benefit the whole community members and alleviate the negative effect of potential drought. Potential infrastructure works may include irrigation canal construction or rehabilitation, karez cleaning, water saving technologies (rain water harvesting ponds).

# B- Provision of unconditional multipurpose cash assistance (MPC) to 250 vulnerabledis-placed households, due to drought. MPC will allow these vulnerabledisplaced households to meet their immediate needs including food, shelter rent, NFIs, health expenditures, fuel, transpor-tation, etc.

Oxfam and its partners will use local hawala agents (local money transfer system) for cash delivery to project target communities for all cash based activities. As per Oxfam#s experience, local hawala system proved to be faster, cost efficient as compared to other cash delivery mechanisms (banks, mobile network operators).



Water Sanitation and Hygiene(Wash):

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) - rehabilitation and construction of water supply and storage systems for human consumption and livestock, improvements of systems to capture groundwater. In kind distribution of water kits, hygiene kits and hygiene promotion sessions. The sites for water supply and storage systems will be identified based on theresults of technical survey considering the feasibility and water availability.
Stretching civic space in conflict ASSN Oxfam#s CSO partners in South Sudan, Niger, Central African Republic and Somaliland have expressed an interest in a learning exchange about #what works?# in influencing for more inclusive, people-centred security. While diverse contexts, all have been affected byarmed conflict, and to differing degrees face challenges including insecurity and a lack of protection of civilians, as well restricted civic space. While civil society#s vital role in security sector reform processes is recognized by global and regional bodies and policy frameworks, our partners face obstacles to their participation in governance processes and dialogue.

Civil society and the international community must adapt and develop strategies to effectively influence in shrinking civic space. This is a priority area for learning and knowledge generation for Oxfam and our partners in the Strategic Partnership (SP) on Dialogue and Dissent with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The African Security Sector Network (ASSN) and Oxfam#s Conflict and Fragility team will convene a two-day Learning Event Stretching Civic Space: Influencing on Inclusive Security. The workshop will bring together our partnersto exchange programmatic experience and share strategies to prevent the shrinking of # and even stretch # civic space to influence on inclusive security in conflict-affected contexts.
Water distribution in Yemen Access to Yemen is blocked at the moment due to the international aspects of the war. There is an immediate need to provide basic needs to people. Oxfam in Yemen does a special project to provide and repair pumps and generators. This will prevent people to use unprotected water sources and will improve the safely to the people. The project aims to reach 43,000 individuals with fresh water (11,000 women, 12,000 men and 20,000 children)