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PalVision project targets the critical needs of Jerusalem's business owners, aiming to support economic revitalization and development. Through a multifaceted approach, we will provide direct assistance to 30 carefully selected business owners, chosen through a partnershipwith the Chamber of Commerce based on our past collaborations.

Selected businesses will receive support in the form of equipment and machinery, with assistance valued up to Euro 3,000. This support is designed to enable business diversification, service enhancement, and expansion into new categories, ultimately bolstering revenues and enhancing financial stability.

The project focuses on Jerusalemite businesses urgently requiring shop upgrades to expand their offerings and boost revenues. Target sectors include restaurants, grocery stores, butchers, bakeries, and other ventures. Our selection criteria prioritize businesses, including those within the Old City, heavily reliant on Jerusalemites for income.

Upon selection, each business will receive tailored support to meet their specific needs, facilitating growth, revenue enhancement, and debt management. Additionally, support will be extended to temporarilyclosed businesses to aid in their reopening.

The selection process for the 30businesses will be conducted meticulously in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce. This process entails comprehensive evaluation, field visits, and assessments. This committee will determine financial assistance allocations for each business, ensuring equitable and impactful support distribution.

Our selection process will prioritize businesses based on specific criteria tailored to ensure effective support allocation and maximize projectimpact. Further criteria include the level of need for shop upgrades, potential for revenue enhancement, and alignment with projectobjectives. Businesses demonstrating a clear plan for diversification and service improvement will receive priority consideration. Additionally, we will assess the extent to which businesses are integral to their local communities and contribute to Jerusalem's economic vibrancy. Through a transparent and thorough evaluation process, we aim to identify businesses with the greatest potential for growth and positive impact on the localeconomy.
CSRD The project aims at the following 3 objectives, which will be achieved through the rights-based approach as well as advocacy and influencing:
(1) Promote the leadership roles of women and representatives of marginalised social groups in influencing national and regional state and non-state actors in water resource governance (WRG) and energy policy and planning processes.
(2) Enhance the engagement of riverine communities and civil society actors in influencing national and regional water resource governance and renewableenergy (RE) policy and promoting the interests and rights of vulnerable social groups
(3) Increase compliance of target government and private sector actors at the national and regional levels to international standards and best practice, and engagement with and inclusion of the perspectives of civil society in hydropower and RE policies and plans.
CO-Uganda WB Tax Justice Project Documen In 2020, the Government of Uganda launched a national Domestic Revenue Mobilization (DRM) Strategy. In the two years leading up to this, Oxfam in Uganda, along with the Tax Justice Alliance Uganda (TJA-U) and other strategic partners, invested in influencing this5-year DRM strategy. As a result of this advocacy, the government’s final tax reform agenda includes several priorities pushed by Oxfam and TJA-U alongside its CSO members. It is now critical that these reforms and commitments are implemented, and equally important how donors – such as World Bank – support this initiative and influence government decisions.

It is imperative to conduct a critical assessment of Uganda’s Tax expenditure management process. This will generate policy reform proposals for the improvement of the TE management process and will inform the TE governance framework currently being developed; including the technical assistance provided by the world Bank to Uganda.

Oxfam, SEATINI (which hosts the TJA-U) and CBTP, are keen to see through the influencing work it started in 2018 – and engage the government and World Bank on progressive tax reform priorities, including a new reform on the governance framework for tax expenditures in Uganda.
CO-506141 Oxfam will coordinate with the MoA at the start of the project and request a list of affected farmers (250 greenhouse farmers and 650 open field farmers) . Oxfam will share the list of nominated farmers with FSS coordinator and FSS actors for a crosscheck to prevent any assistance duplication with other parties. Oxfam will be supporting in determining the scoring criteria, tool for verification, PDM tools, and will be analyzing and preparing the reports.
CO-Boosting Resilience To Climate Change The global objective of this call for proposals is to increase systemic resilience to climate change and food crises in Somalia.
The specific objectives of this call for proposals are to improve prevention of and preparedness for food crises in communities in vulnerable situation, and to achieve durable solutions to displacement in selected geographic areas.
The priorities of this call for proposals are:
1. Fostering social integration for displacement-affected communities including minorities: displaced persons are amongthe poorest of the poor in Somalia and face enormous hurdles to integrate with their host communities.
2. Improving access to basicservices for displacement-affected communities including minorities: displaced persons struggle to access basic services like education, healthcare, housing and protection, and therefore they are particularly vulnerable to poverty, malnutrition and crises in Somalia.
3. Strengthening livelihood opportunities for displacement-affected communities including minorities: Most of Somalia’s displaced persons have lost their previous livelihoods due to conflict or climate related disasters, leaving pastoralism and subsistence farming behind them to try to find scarce income generating opportunities in urban areas.
4. Reforestation, afforestation and land restoration: a part of this call will focus exclusively on how to improve rural areas in terms of land restoration, reforestation and afforestation in areas with significant issues related to illegal charcoal production, overgrazing and other forms of unsustainable use of natural resources.
The Call has three separate funding allocations (lots) – the SomRep Consortium will submit applications to the following Lots given the experience and presence in the proposed sectors and locations:
Lot 1 will support the attainment of durable solutions to displacement among displacement-affected communities in Burao, Somaliland, by improving access to basic services and livelihood opportunities, increasing community cohesion and contributing to social integration.
Lot 3 will seek to enhance the resilience and improve the adaptive capacity of vulnerable Somali communities, the ecosystems on which they depend, to the adverse impacts of climate change through reforestation, afforestation and land restoration (including the development of climate-smart agriculture practices) in locations around Burao, Somaliland.
CAPRIGHTS- 'Reclaiming our Future' Proje Center for the Advancement <(>&<)> Projection of the Rights of Vulnerable People (CAPRIGHTS) is a former empowerment grantee of Voice. Previous project established a safe space (Voices of Freedom Platform) in 2 secondary schools in Lagos State, where young peopleengage to explore issues around sexual violence, menstrual cycle, early <(>&<)> unwanted pregnancy <(>&<)> bullying at school. The platforms created a feedback mechanism for the students, parents <(>&<)> teachers to share their thoughts on the issues and changes takingplace amongst the participating students. A lot of feedback came from mothers of the young girls who participated in the project, as they express desire to be included in learning more about sexual <(>&<)> reproductive health rights. This desire gave rise for current project titled- ‘Project Reclaim Our Lives’

 ‘Project Reclaim Our future’ is a powerful statement inspired by the desire of Ikotun Community women to take back what is left of their lives, look into the future with positivism and explore new ways of living. The overall goal of the project is to empower Ikotun women with knowledge, courage, and tools to take charge of their lives andlive life to the fullest. Key objectives and the activities they believe would help them achieve these objectivesare as follows:
•Empowerment with adequate knowledge to make informed decisions on how many children they want and when to do so.
•Build confidence tounderstand that they are beyond the violence they experience at home; understand what sexual violenceentails, what to do in such situation <(>&<)> where to get help
•Facilitate cooperation for economic empowerment and emotional support through a village Saving Loan Association (VSLA) <(>&<)> safe space for men <(>&<)> women

The Change that the Project want to accomplishare at both individualand community level:
-Inspire them to learn more about their bodies and how they can make better decisions on their reproductive rights.
Financial independence- they hope that the VSLA scheme will help strengthen their savingspractices and promote alternative credit facility framework for them as they've seen this benefit other communities where the VSLA scheme works
-Safe Space- they believethat the safe space created under the project will encourage them to open up <(>&<)> speak outabout domestic violence <(>&<)> leverage on support system within the space, to get by.
-Generally, they believe that as this project is changing their individual lives,their children and spouses can also feel the impact thereby creating a wholesome change within the entire community.
RRA - POWER OF VOICES PARTNERSHIP UGANDA RRA shall hold companies accountable for their harmful behavior, raise awareness among financial institutions and share holders of what kind of activities they are investing in, and push for stronger policies within companies, financial institutions and at Government level for more responsible business conduct. The sudden influencing opportunity arose after Ugandan CSOs participated in the Fair Finance training in Uganda in October 2022 and discussed how influencing financial institutions and investors in these private companies can form another - complementary – strand of influencing to be part of their advocacy and Influencing work for a more responsible private and financial sector.
European Migration Campaign Manager The European Migration Campaign Manager leads the European Migration Campaign (EMC). The EMC is an Oxfam campaign supported and implemented by various European Oxfam affiliates including Oxfam Italy, Ireland, Netherlands (Novib) and Spain.

The European MigrationCampaign Manager coordinates with others and with affiliates as well as with programmes that focus on migration. She is also involved with the newly launched Human Mobility Initiative that is a multi-year initiative from Oxfam and partners.
WLSA - Her Future Her Choice 2019-2023 WLSA - (Women and Law in Southern Africa Research and Education Trust) is a regional non-governmental organization (ONG) that conducts research about women#s human rights in seven countries of Southern Africa: Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe. WLSA contribute to knowledge about the human rights of women in Mozambique, based on the theoretical assumption that social relations between men and women are structured by power directed towards the continuation of women's subordination. has conducted research with this perspective and has contributed to changes in legislation. In particular, it played an active role in thedrafting, approval and dissemination of laws that protect women. the organization will contribute to Improve WROs capability on lobby and advocacy with issues regarding with SRHR in order that they can demand for better services and access to SRHR, raise awareness on media, duties bearers and communities of the of the situation of SRHR. They will also empower women and girls so that they are the promoters of their rights as citizens; empower Local organizations to be implementing partners and ownership of the project, allowing for their sustainability.
TZ Society for Equality - OUR VOICES The grant applied by Society for Equality (S4E) aims to contribute to sure that women and girls are given the same rights and opportunities as men in the societies in which they live. The Project titled "Our Voices Must Be Heard" by S4E Will, intends to reduce all Forms Of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) from society in both rural and urban settings. In order to execute the project, the team is intends to take steps to ensure that women and girls of reproductive age become more self-reliant and capable of speaking out againstall forms of violence and achieving the fundamental rights to which they are entitled as women through various empowerment activities. Such as conducting entrepreneurship training for two groups of 20 people - skills on the saloon, horticulture, food vendor, tailoring skills, organisation and staff capacity building and strengthening, and sensitisation on GBV issues in the project area. the project will be implemented in different modalities, such as a campaign will be conducted in the form of offline and online. also, the project intends to create a documentary

Among other, the below activities will be implemented by S4E, the activities include:
Activity 1: Organization and Staff capacity building and Strengthening
Activity 2: Project Inception and Sensitization on GBV Issue in the project area
Activity 3: Entrepreneurship Training for two groups of 20 people - Skill on Saloon, Horticulture, Food vendor and Tailoring skills
Activity 4: Offline and Online Campaign
Activity 5: Organize and develop a documentary
Support To Local Humanitarian Entities Somalia Joint Response SomJR is a Dutch Relief Alliance DRA funded consortium of four Dutch organization (Oxfam Novib, Midair, SOS,and WVI) working with eight local partners to deliver humanitarian assistance to the affected population.
Out of the eight local partners, four of them are Nexus members, SADO, SSWC, working in South-Central and KAALO working in Puntland where three of them working with Oxfam and TAKOLU working with WVI in Somaliland.
The grant started in January 2022 and will continue till end of December 2023 where the consortium deliver assistance in the following sectors: Food Security and livelihoods, WaSH, Protection, Cash, Nutrition, Health, localization, and Accountability. With total budget of over nine million Euros.

Purpose:
- Support Nexus platform and promote the role of local humanitarian leadership of newly established entities
- Enhance the quality and timeliness of the implementation of SomJR activities and ensure mainstreaming and applying the concept of triple Nexusthrough the SomJR activities

Deliverables:
- Lead on meetings with SomJR Nexus members frequently and update Nexus members and steering committee about the progress and contribution of SomJR to improve Nexus performance
- Lead on developing and presenting innovative initiatives of implementing Triple Nexus concepts through the delivery of the SomJR activities
- Lead on organizing joint exchange/monitoring of activities implemented bythe SOMJR NEXUS members
Scope:
Timeframe: all the work and initiatives should be developed, implemented, and monitored during the project period which is between 01 January 2022 – 31 December 2023
Organizations: Nexus will be leading and working closely with Nexus members ONLY participating in SomJR (TASCO, SADO, SSWC, KAALO) not all local partners within the consortium. At the same time, itshighly recommended to coordinate with other Nexus members which are not participating in SomJR (CPD, GREDO, WASDA, HAVOYOCO).
Funding: Nexus will be responsible of the coordination, monitoring and leading only, while the funding for the initiatives and implementation will be covered by members budget or JR budget.
Geographically: Nexus initiatives will be linked to members activities’ locations agreed under the consortium. However, SomJR is a flexible project and if there is a valid justification, locations can be changed
Improve SP&LR for WFs in ASEAN Agri-food By 2026, 5000 women farmers and agricultural workers and indigenous women be strengthened to support social protection and their rights for gender equality, resilience and for agroecology.

Objective 1:  To contribute with evidence-based knowledge and documentation regarding the risks and vulnerabilities that women farmers and agricultural workers face, including insights into vulnerabilitiescaused by climate change, which will provide the basis for advocacy work.

Result 1: Relevant ASEAN structures put the respect of gender transformative and shock responsive SP and labour rights of women workers in the agri-food sector on the political agenda of the member states.
Documentation regarding risks and vulnerabilities of women farmers and workers caused by climate change and impactof COVID-19 in the food and agricultural production contribute to the overall advocacy to support.

Objective 2: To support cross-sectoral alliance building between the rural women farmers movements and labour right movements, introducing the labour rights and social protection issues in the work of the network members.

Result 2: Regional networks align and cooperate around a common ambitionto promote the rights of women workers in the agri-food sector to decent workand shock <(>&<)> gender-responsive social protection.
EFSL & WASH Based COVID-19 Response Somalia is one  of the  most  fragile and complex humanitarian crises in  the world. The country is emerging from more than three decades of conflicts with weak formal government systems since the collapse of the central  governmentin  the  early  1990s.Decades  ofarmed  conflicts  coupled  with  recurrent  drought conditions,  famine,  persistent  food  insecurity,  protracted  population  displacement  as  well  as  seasonal flooding  have left the country suffering one of the world’s worst humanitarian  situations.  The southern Somalia  has  been  the  worst  affected  with  the  region  experiencing  cycles  of  conflict  that  have  destroyed legitimate  institutions  and  created  widespread  vulnerability.  While  situation  was  dire  alreadydueto protracted  conflicts and drought, COVID 19 pandemic emergence detoriorated both health and livelihood sources of Somali community. In DEC phase 2, Oxfam plans to provide an integrated WASH and food security project to support emergency food  crises and  support  recovery  of livelihoods lost  due  to  drought  or  COVID  19  pandemic  in  Puntland, Jubaland and Somaliland administrative regions of Somalia. EFSVL Component: The project will addresshumanitarian needs of the IDPs, poor urban and returnees and will support cash and voucher assistance(CVA) to people affected by triple threats of conflict, drought and COVID 19 economically. This will be complemented to supportingLivelihood restoration for women groups affected  by  COVID  pandemic toenable  them to resume  or  establish  viable  livelihood options  intended  to provide  sustainable  livelihood  opportunities  for  affected  IDPs,  returnees  and  host  community  in  target 11regions of Somalia. This outcome will alleviate the sufferingof6,780 people from extreme effects of COVID 19 i mpact and improve their food security situation. WASH Outcomes: A total of 8000people are expected to benefit from rehabilitation of three strategic water points  coupled  by  hygiene  and  promotion activities.  COVID  19  awareness  raising  will  be  conducted  for 60,000people  in  all  target  regions  of  the  project  with  the  aim  of  reducing  spread  of  this  pandemic. This outcome will benefit a total of 60,000people. The project will benefitatotal of 60,000peopleand will be implemented in the same districts as DEC phase 1 in Puntland and Somaliland while the project target Kismayo district of Lower Juba region. Oxfam continues to work with WASDA in this project and implementationmodalitywillremain mixed approach.  The activities are in line with Oxfam’s Humanitarian Strategy for Somalia and contributes to our Oxfam Coutnry Strategy (OSC)2020-2025.
CSA-AMA AMA and GCA, co-applicants – actively contributed to co-design the proposed action and will act as central actors in the implementation phase of the project. Not only the two co-applicants shall build on expertise and longstanding experience in implementing similar project including activities aiming to build capacities of CSOs to effectively implement advocacy actions, but they shall also strongly benefit from their establishment in target areas and trusted relation with the grassroot level; including rural farmer communities. Both AMA (Luang Prabang) and GCA Savannakhet will be responsible for implementing activities specific to SO1 and SO2 with respective CSOs Group 1 and Group 2. Together with Oxfam in Laos, co-applicants shall contribute to designing tailored training modulesand conduct ToTs (OUTPUT 1, OUTPUT 2), establishing a strategic plan and implement the alliance advocacy campaign (OUTPUT 2, OUTPUT3), as well as supervising the sound implementation of the third-party mechanism by alliance member CSOs (OUTPUT 3, OUTPUT 4, OUTPUT 6). GCA and AMA will support alliance building and influencing campaigning, while the more technical aspect of their mandate shallbe supported by a research institute and experts fully committed to implementing CSA-specific activities along with target communities and beneficiaries.
SOS Kinderdorpen-Somalia Joint Response The Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Help a Child, SOS Children’s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed project aims to address the Humanitarian Response Plan objectives of 1.) reducing loss of life for the most severely vulnerable people by decreasing the prevalence of hunger, acute malnutrition, public health threats and outbreaks, and abuse and violence; 2.) sustaining the lives of people requiring humanitarian assistance by ensuring safe, equitable and dignified access to livelihoods and essential services; and 3.) upholding commitments to the centrality of protection across the humanitarian response through protection mainstreaming, accountability to affected populations and monitoring of the protection environment. The Joint Response for Somalia will address the needs of the affected population in the sectors of WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.
Gollobé, le Mirroir de la femme It is a project that aims at the empowerment and the valorization of women. The project will be implemented by the association of Young Girls Leaders Gollobe of Torodi over a period of 12 months; the town of Torodi and 03 villages of the said town will be targeted in partnership with the local authorities and technical services of Torodi; for a total of 400 direct beneficiaries. Five main activities will be implemented:
Advocacy at the communal level to promote access to land for young girls and women
Encouraging the schooling of young girls by accompanying them through sensitizations
Court hearings to allow 100 women with disabilities to obtain birthcertificates
Capacity building for these women to participate in income generating activities
Sensitization of women leaders to fight and denounce all forms of violence
The project encourages the participation of women in development actions, the empowerment of young girls and women with disabilities. Indeed, women are often marginalized in rural areas. The actions of the girl leaders will give a voice to women who are discriminated against in terms of land management and sharing. The women leaders of the department will be put in contributions to launch an advocacy at the level of the communal authorities.