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Empowering Youth for Work Empower Youth for Work project is a  project funded by IKEA Foundation. The project target is 67,000 youth (70% young women and 30% young men) living in most vulnerable to climate change rural areas. The aim of the project is "Improved social and economic prospects for young women and men living in rural climate -change affected areas". On this purpose the project will work to  develop employability as well as entrepreneur skills through providing youth friendly and market -driven training. The youth led social enterprises will create local employment opportunity while working with agro processing industry will enhance formal job placement of targeted youth. Building agency and assertiveness among targeted youth would be catalytic factor for young women have strong voices and ability to pursue for positive change in society towards women. Mobilized youth group will initiate action to promote policies and practices for decent employment of young women. The project will be implemented in 16 Unions of Puthia Upzilla in Rajshahi district; Botiaghata Upzilla in Khulna distirct; Mithapukur Upzilla in Rangpur district and Bakerganj Upzilla in Barisal District. The overall objective is to be achieved by the end of the project. The project has three targeted building blocks: Agency, skill and Capacity; Economic Opportunities; Policy and Norms. Through first building block the project aims to increase the capacity of young women and men on life skills, employable skills, entrepreneurship skills, groups and networks through which they will become confident and skilled to enter the job market or entrepreneurs. Through building block two the project aims to create new economic opportunities as well as improve the existing work environment. By third building block the project will influence and advocate the broader stakeholders especially government to create an enabling environment for young people to engage themselves in work. The project will be implemented by 5 partner organiza
Improved humanitarian action for building  disaster resilient communities The project will improve the level of preparedness and response capacity of Oxfam, Partner and govt  through real time response, training, knowledge sharing, coordination with relevant stakeholders, innovation & research  and technical advisory support on the thematic areas (Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL), Cash Transfer Programme (CTP), Local Humanitarian leadership (LHL) & Partnership, Gender) to facilitate and improve the capacity for timely, appropriate and quality humanitarian response.
Empowerment of "Untouchables" living in urban slums in Bangladesh This project aims to improve the rights situation of the so called untouchable communities ( dalits)  through  education, increase access to the govt school and services, improve leadership specially for women to assert their rights. This project also working to reduce social exclusion, untouchablity, discrimination and enhance voice and participation to claim their rights to the state and society. This is a pilot project and extended up to September 2010 funded by CDS and Klub -Christmas appeal managed by OGB under PIP P00105.
Humanitarian programme management project Humanitarian Programme, that will be led by a Humanitarian Programme Manager (HPM), has been restructured recently following directions provided through the national change strategy (NCS) document . Main purpose of this programme is: duty bearers, women, men and communities vulnerable to disasters in Bangladesh will be prepared to cope with current and future emergency hazards and hazards associated with climate change. This management project will support management cost sand contribute to activities with OI affiliates for emergency capacity building initiatives. 71K is secured for FY 2009 -10 from Unretricted source.
Emergency Aid for flood and water-logged communities in Bangladesh Provide immediate food and livelihood support,  create access to safe and clean water sources and sanitation facilities for the affected people. In addition, provide temporary shelter materials, NFIs and hygiene kits to affected families.
Innovate Resilient WASH for Urban Slum Dwellers The innovation of the project is to innovate WASH technology and test for the urban slum and use digital technology for 1) situation mapping 2) introduce ATM system for safe drinking water 3) mobile based awareness hygiene campaign and 4) monitoring system. The digital technology to be used for better WASH service for the slum dwellers which finally will be cost effective for providers - Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (DWASA) and Dhaka City Corporation(DCC). The project will be implemented in two slums of Dhaka city with about 1200 populations.
Creating Spaces to Take Action on Violence against Women and Girls This is an extension of  the five -year project (2016 -2021) aims to reduce violence against women and girls, including: the prevalence of early and forced marriage, through coordinated prevention and response initiatives that will directly reach 28915 targeted primary change agents in Bangladesh. The project will initiate Capacity development for targeted primary change agents, Establishing Community watch groups, Capacity development of the service providers, Linkages with the private sector for income generating works and engagement of the women and girls who experienced violence against women and girls, Monitoring services, Sharing experiences and learning, Policy advocacy, stronger networks and partnership will be a holistic approach of the project.
REE_CALL Scale Up and Extension The project aims to build a resilient community focus on disaster preparedness, women leadership, creating alternative livelihood opportunities under changing climate condition and better market linkage for viable business options and mobilize collective voice to end domestic violence. The project will be implemented by 3 local partners in 3 districts of Coastal region with coverage of 10500 extreme poor as direct beneficiaries in Bangladesh. The model of developing resilient community with informed leadership skill stemmed from pilot phase of Resilience through Economic Empowerment Climate Adaptation Leadership and Learning (REE -CALL) programme will scale up horizontally in proposed project.
FS Response Initiatives and Efforts for floods in North-Western Districts-2012 To provide integrated recovery assistance for 3300 affected households in Fulchari upazila of Gaibandha district to meet their basic food needs to avoid negative coping strategies and provide them the means and capacities to strengthen their own livelihoods in a sustainable manner through cash for work ( CFW) to 3300 households and cash for training ( CFT) to women of 3300 HHs  for food security.
Strengthening Community Preparedness, Rapid Response and Recovery in Bangladesh Project is to ensure that communities affected by recurrent disasters in highly vulnerable areas in Bangladesh  have enhanced capacities for disaster preparedness, response, and recovery, and are better equipped to co -lead on relief and recovery efforts in collaboration with local authorities, with the overall aim of reducing vulnerability and suffering among disaster -prone communities. The project is to specifically focus to generate, share and learn the knowledge on the response, recovery and disaster preparedness in Bangladesh as well in Asia.
Building a Disaster Resilient Bangladesh under DIPECHO VII Action Plan The project is part of DIPECHO VII action plan for South Asia and will contribute to NARRI consortium joint project on DRR in Bangladesh through ECHO funding. The project will mainly focus on Earthquake hazards with the key components  - capacity building of CBOs and LGIs on risk assessment and reduction measures, mass community mobilization and awareness on safe DRR practices, small scale risk mitigation and advocacy both at national and local level to promote linkages of development with DRR and effective functioning of institutional and policy setup in Bangladesh as far as DRR is concerned.
Securing Rights of Women Domestic Workers in Bangladesh The project will build the capacity of these organizations to undertake their ongoing roles in promoting and protecting the rights of women domestic workers. The initiative will directly benefit 16000 women domestic workers, and indirectly benefit members of their households, particularly their children.  The project will also indirectly benefit other women domestic workers (including migrant domestic workers), child domestic workers,  employers, and community members. By its completion, the project will have achieved two key outcomes: women domestic workers in Dhaka will be better empowered and organized to claim and defend their rights, particularly their right to live free from violence; and Bangladeshi society, government and employers will increase their support for protecting the rights of women domestic workers.
Providing WASH Services in the Rohingya Response (Ukhia) This project seeks to improve and sustain the public health of 65,430 refugees (directly in camps 3 and 4, and through technical support to other United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) camps in Ukhia) through the delivery of inclusive, sustainable and good quality Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services.   As the refugee influx crisis enters into its 4th year, the focus of this project and Oxfam's WASH strategy is to consolidate and sustain gains and improvement achieved through the last three years, and provide technical and strategic inputs to address sustainable WASH service provisions and most appropriate operation and maintenance approaches based on previous learning and practice.
Anogrosor Gono Unnayan Project-AGUP (Indigenous Peoples Development Project) This project aims to improve life of the plain land adibashi  through enhancing capacity of organizations to assert rights, consolidation of land rights and promotion of bilingual education at pre -primary level. Community organizations and their leaders, introduced with policies, laws, constitution and covenants favouring adibashi (especially ILO 107) and claim to the state representatives and sensitise to enhance access and participation in the decision making process. Project activities will follow rights based approach. Funded by DANIDA, OCAA and as well as managed by OGB under PIP P00105.
A multi prong beneficiary focused approach to promote increase in hand washing A formative study include proper messages positioning & identification of appropriate channels of communication. Hand wash campaign and trailing out various hand washing devices & cleaning agents.
Bangladesh – Chili Traders' Enterprise of Fulchari (CTE-f), Gaibandha - Increase the sales volume from at present level 62MT  to 300MT each year at the end of year 3 (2015).  - Strengthening supply chain by providing embedded service to producer group where 1,500 farming households (60% women) -potential suppliers' will have income raise by BDT 12,000 (BDT 2000 saves cost and BDT 10,000 from increased sales volume) from chili farming.   - Increase profitability by 5% through enhanced quality management system at purchasing, processing & distribution level.  - To get 2% market share of commercial powdered chili market in North Bengal.
Building Resilient Urban Communities in Bangladesh The project aims to contribute to a resilient urban future through community led resilience building initiatives that are integrated in institutional planning systems & processes. By adopting this approach, communities are able to mitigate the impact of disasters and climate change on their lives and properties. The project has three major outcomes: 1. Urban poor communities especially women and youth have increased agency and voice in designing and prioritizing resilience interventions 2. Communities have enhanced resilience to climate change through community -led pilot initiatives 3. Improved policy and knowledge exchange between local stakeholders contributed to better practice building communities' resilience
Community-based Pilot Projects for Urban Climate Change Resilience Pilot and Pro Expected Output • Describe expected output and "degree of detail of such output" 1. 10 community resilience plans informed by multi -stakeholder comprehensive risk, vulnerability and capacity assessments. It is important to note that this project will veer away from technocratic assessments but will carve spaces for communities to lead these assessments through tried and tested tools from Oxfam and Mercy Corps. 2. The project will produce 15 Community Led Projects that have been identified and prioritized from the community planning process. At the minimum, each city will implement at least 1 project under the Catalytic Fund. An additional 5 projects can be awarded additional funding and technical support through a separate screening process under the Challenge Fund. 3. A sustainability mechanism and integration of community resilience into institutional plans captured in 10 Memorandum of Agreements with city governments will be in place.  Among other things, actions contributing to these include the establishment of a Community Fund and a clear peer to peer mechanism for diffusion of knowledge and experience.   Output Wise Activities: Output 1 • Preparation of community resilience plans ? System to assess shocks and stressors ? Vulnerability & Risk Assessment (VRA) ? Capacity Needs assessment and delivery chain mapping ? Resilience Plans ? Develop Guidebook 2.1.1 Output 2 ? Implementation of community -lead projects ? Develop selection mechanism/criteria for sub projects ? Capacity building and training of local Non Governmental Organisations/Community Based Organisations (NGOs/CBOs) ? Toolkit on community -led projects 2.1.2 Output 3 • Sustaining community engagement ? Develop strategy to engage government and ensure community resilience plan inform local gov. Strategy ? Sustainability Plans ? Community fund for Community Lead Project (CLP) ? ‘Knowledge product' on how to integrate community project into Asian Development Bank (ADB) loan projects ? 2 Knowledge sharin
GROW Bangladesh The project will do research and advocacy on climate justice in Bangladesh
WASH innovation fund project 2010 - UDL and monitoring Project intends (a) Search for adaptable model of Urine Diversion Latrine (UDL) in emergencies. This will focus on develop and pilot adaptable model of UDL including modified pan, slab and super structure and (b) "Mission to sustainability of WASH Innovation Fund Project 2009" - through systematic monitoring, follow -up, documentation, and advocacy of pond lining, Chulli Water Purifier (CWP), UDL and Ecosan latrine implemented in WASH Innovation Fund Project 2009. Funded by WASH Innovation Project 2010; Location Khulna, Satkhira, Bagerhat, Sirajgonj, Kurigram and Gaibanda districts.  Direct beneficiaries 8,500 and indirect 25,000.
Crafting future by Sustainable Livelihoods, protection and Gender equality This project will reach 3870  Households (13000 individuals) with special focus on Rohingya and host community peoples. This project is an integrated approach where include of food security and livelihood, protection and gender dynamics. There are three project outcomes. Outcome 1: Improved livelihoods through access to income for the Rohingya and host women, reducing disaster risks, and enhancing the healthy environment of camps and host locations. Outcome 2: Rohingya and host women and youths are proficient at taking community actions to respond to protection concerns and disaster preparedness. Outcome 3: Women are empowered in challenging harmful social norms and negotiating for rights resulting from transformative and feminist leadership intercession. This action will be directly implemented by Oxfam. This project will connect and capacitate Munda Households (HHs) with organisation development (self -help group) for linkages with Government Organisation  - Non Government Organisation (GO -NGO) service providers and to fight climate shocks and threats.
Amar Odhikar Campaign-Bangladesh (AOC-B) This project aims to support Amar Odhikar Campaign,AOC ( My rights campaign) to raise citizen's voices to access in quality education for geographically and socially excluded areas including essential services. Addressing specically 1:40 teacher children ratio, provision mid -day meals and recognition of education as constitutional rights. The activities will implement by AOC  and fund will use for secretariat and organising campaign managed by OGB and ON in line with OI global campaign.
Bangladesh Humanitarian Vision Bangladesh proposes to build the in -country humanitarian Emergency Food Security Livelihood (EFSL) technical staff capacity, boost the Monitoring Evaluation and Accountability  and Learning (MEAL) technical staff capacity and improve partnership accountability and transparency in logistics and finance. Hence, Bangladesh's humanitarian vision proposes to expand Oxfam's technical resources and partner capacity through the recruitment of an EFSL Coordinator, MEAL training and recruitment of logistic officer (roving) and finance officer (roving) to build partner's business skills.
Capacity Building of Indigenous Peoples Development programme partners This project aims to strengthen the capacity of different level organizations and staffs (OGB, Partner and community volunteers/ teachers/ leaders) involved with the IPCBP project through organizing  workshops, training, cross visit, short term assignments, monitoring & evaluation, documentation and coordination meeting. Project activities will follow rights based approach. Funded by DANIDA, OCAA  as well as managed by OGB under PIP P00105.
PROTIC II_Participatory Research & Ownership of Technology, Innovation & Change 'Digital solutions co -developed for marginalised fisherfolk and domestic workers in Bangladesh to increase their negotiating capital to claim a decent income from their respective professions, and a dignified and gender just work environment
Emergency Response & Early Recovery in AILA Affected area in Bangladesh Ensure that targeted 5000 households have access to food security and WASH as per minimum sphere standard to uphold their survival that fosters early recovery, reduces vulnerability and enhances dignity.  100% households enabled for immediate food security through cash for work, cash for training and conditional & unconditional cash grants.  Total households (2700) have improved access to safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene messages
Humanitarian Advocacy in Bangladesh To influence the Prime Minister, Minster for the Ministry of Food & Disaster Management (MOFDM), members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the MOFDM, and Members of Parliaments towards enactment and implementation of ‘Disaster Management Act'
Innovation for Climate Justice and Natural Resource Rights The project will focus on stakeholder dialogues internally and externally, do studies and develop new project ideas, do field tests and help integrate the results for broader influencing and business development for Climate Justice and Natural Resource Rights
Rohingya Refugee Crisis Response in Bangladesh 2017-2019 (Teknaf) To respond to the immediate needs of 25,000 individuals displaced in Bangladesh through provision of water and sanitation services with particular attention to the protection of women and girls
Energy Futures for Just Transition in Bangladesh Dec 2021 - Apr 2023: Creating a civic space for multi -stakeholder dialogue to develop a plausible clean energy -based scenario for Bangladesh's envisioned level of industrialization will be initiated, supported by research and communications.  Jul 2023  - Jun 2024: Facilitate an inclusive multi -stakeholder' policy advocacy and green growth campaign for promoting a just transition partnership in the apparel sector of Bangladesh
Women Economic Leadership ( Manipuri Handloom promotion) Aims to improve life and livelihood of ethnic communities through leadership and organisational capacity building to assert rights, land rights and primary education enrollment. Support for preventing land grabbing, linkage building, livelihood promotion and economic empowerment activities as an integrated part of this project. Also build greater resilience to overcome the shocks  caused by climate change and natural disaster. The fund will be spent for staff salary, training, mobilization workshop seminar supported by the Danish Embassy. Moreover, a pilot project has been includes for ethnic Manipuri handloom by the unrestricted fund.
Let Her Decide and Participate project-LHDP The project will explicitly focus to create space for women and girls to build their confidence, unity and knowledge as transformative leaders and bring changes in family, social and political context where women can exercise their rights, voice, choice and decision. The Let Her Decide and Participate (LHDP) project will start from June 2014 and will end by June 2017.   The project will be implemented by 18 partner organizations (AVAS, Banchte Shekha, Bangladesh Nari Progati Sangha (BNPS), DRISTI, Pollisree, Nari Maitree, CNRS, ERA, JASHIS, SAD -BD, DAK DIYE JAI (DDJ), Gono Chetona -GC, GUK, Nazrul Smiriti Sangsad -NSS, POPI, SDI, SEED, SKS Foundation) in 14 districts of Bangladesh  as Dhaka, Dinajpur, Jessore, Barisal, Comilla, Rangpur, Gaibandha, Jamalpur, Kishoreganj, Kurigram, Chittagong, Pirojpur, Borguna, Sunamganj.   The project is ultimately contributing to promote gender equality and women's empowerment process. Women will be the key stakeholder for this project where Adda (informal group) is the key strategy along with training on different social issues and rights, mobilization events, campaign, awareness building events, fair, day observance and media mobilization etc. This project will also work with, civil society organizations, local leaders, local governments and administration, journalist, adolescents, Men, spouse and different organizations and enterprises.
Emergency Capacity Building Project This project aim to increase Oxfam and partners emergency preparedness to disasters, and to provide timely and appropriate integrated community -based emergency responses and initiate recovery.  The cost of the project is GBP 141,551 under PIP P00632. Funding is secure from Oxfam Novib, OHK, OAus and OGB.
Cash Learning Partnership project (CaLP) The project intends to enhance coordination and capacities of key humanitarian stakeholders to implement gender sensitive cash based programming by knowledge transfer activities, sharing better practice, evidence based research, and advocacy to influence key stakeholders in Bangladesh by the end December 2015.
School Led Total Sanitation-SLTS The School led total Sanitation (SLTS) project aims to support increased access to safe water and appropriate sanitation facilities  through hygiene education and provision of hardware supports in 125 schools in Shatkhira and Narail districts for 43750 student  and adjacent communities. 342 arsenic contaminated Water Point to be rehabilitate in Siragonj and Gaibandha district under the same PCA
WASH Inovation fund 2009 Project intends a. preservation of rainwater through protected pond; b. point of use water safety solution by Chulli; c. piloting urine diversion latrine and modified ECOSAN. a and b  - will focus on lining technology of pond and social/ technical efficacy of chulli. c  - will be carried out over two different weather conditions (dry and wet), rate of sludge accumulation and local production of appropriate urine diversion plastic slab. Funded by Mariposa Fund; Location Satkhira, Bagerhat, Sirajgonj, Kurigram and Gaibanda; Rupantar, MMS, SSUS and Zibika are the partners. Direct beneficiaries 7,000 and indirect 28,000.