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Provision of support, reintegration and referral services for 1,020 children and youth on the Streets of Mwanza, Tanzania Kuwapatia misaada, kuwarejesha nyumbani na kutoa huduma za hifadhi kwenye vituo kwa watoto 1,020 na vijana waishio mitaani. This project will significantly reduce the number of children and youths sleeping on the streets of Mwanza. Youths will be enabled to engage constructively within society and to sustain their future livelihoods. Children will be reintegrated with their families in a safe environment where educational and basic needs are met as families are enabled to lift themselves out of poverty. An integrated cross-agency response will be in place to meet needs of vulnerable children beyond the project life. ; Umuhimu wa Mradi huu ni kupunguza kwa hali ya juu idadi ya watoto na Vijana wanaoishi na kulala mitaani jijini Mwanza. Vijana watawezeshwa kujumuika katika jamii kwa ajili ya manufaa ya maisha yao ya baadaye. Watoto watarejeshwa kwenye mazingira salama ya wazazi wao: Mahali ambapo watapata elimu na mahitaji muhimu kutokana na wazazi kuwezeshwa kuboresha kipato chao na kujiondoa katika umasikini. Nguvu ya pamoja ya mashirika inahitaji kukabili mahitaji ya watoto wanaoishi katika mazingira hatarishi hata baada ya mradi kuisha. ;
Transforming Young Peoples Lives and Rebuilding Families This programme seeks to improve the lives of young people in Nairobi and Kisumu through the Association Model and to build relationships in families through an intensive therapeutic response.
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Tackling climate change in Tajikistan through networking and learning This project will seek to ensure that Tajik people are better informed about the likely impacts and risks of climate change and are taking relevant adaptation/preparedness measures.  This will occur through meetings, research and advocacy activities of a climate change network where Government agencies, international NGOs, local NGOs, donors, academics, affected rural people and others gain access to each others' experiences of climate change adaptation and to further research on adaptation; including likely impacts of Government policy and experiences from other countries on adaptation and on collective civil society action.
Securing the health of displaced following flooding in Khatlon, Tajikistan Following heavy rains on the 7 May '10, there was substantial flooding in districts of East Khatlon with particular damage in Kulyab city where some 300 houses were washed away and around 40 lives were lost.  A tented camp for the homeless from Kulyab and some villages has been created with a growing population of over 4000. Oxfam are managing the WASH components of the response  - this includes toilets, potable water, washing facilities, PH promotion.  As the IDPs relocated to sites where their eventual new homes will be constructed, the OGB response moved with them, establishing temporary latrines & water supplies and continuing PHP.
TWISA - Tajikistan Water Sector Improving Accountability  Project The project's high level goal is to lead to an increased engagement from the beneficiary populations in Tajikistan in monitoring the performance of the water supply and sanitation subsector (WS&S) – an engagement in terms of participation in feedback mechanism, opportunity to claim for better service management, and better gender mainstreaming in further initiatives.
Needs and capacity assessment on Safe City The project will establish baseline for "Dushanbe - city, safe for women and girls" project and will become a 1st stage of gender transformative programming.  The needs and capacity assessment study will help to understand capacities and measures to undertake jointly with the local Communities.   It will give recommendations on how to involve allies of women to establishing strong mechanisms for prevention of and response to violence. The evidence based data and information will be shared with city authorities, facilities and the city Communities to urge their joint action and support development of the ‘SafeCityMap' platform for cooperation.
Towards Rural Inclusive Growth and Economic Resilience The Towards Rural Inclusive Growth and Economic Resilience (TRIGGER) programme is commissioned by the German Government through its development aid arm GIZ in Tajikistan. The project objectives are creating jobs and increasing income of disadvantaged people through promotion of agriculture value chains in rural Tajikistan. It project focuses on selected agricultural value chains with the aim of increasing competitiveness of micro, small and medium enterprises in these value chains. The programme strives at inclusive value chain development, using economic potential for private sector growth but including small holder, resource poor farmers at the same time.  On the one hand TRIGGER works with lead companies supporting them to develop, introduce or adapt inclusive business models in which small holder farmers are included on the supply side as distributors, suppliers or employees. Inclusive business models are supposed to increase the economic performance of the lead company and to have a positive impact on small -holder farmers. The underlying profit orientation makes it easier for lead companies to adopt such business models and ensures longer term financial sustainability. On the other hand TRIGGER works with small holder farmers and supports formation of Producer Groups for two reasons: One reason is that in general small holder farmers individually have weak access to inputs supply, agriculture machinery, extension services and markets; therefore group formation and resulting economies of scale are key to value chain integration. Another reason is that the integration of individual small producers into inclusive business models presents great challenges. Alongside the work with businesses in the selected value chains, TRIGGER also tackles business environment issues affecting the value chains and supports improvement of business development services relevant for the value chains. Only the combination of these three components – business enabling environment, valu
Consolidating and Expanding Institutions and Communities Capacity for Resilience This new phase will focus on engaging more communities and mentoring the regional CoES in order to institutionalise this nascent, community -based DP/DRR capacity. By doing so, the Action aims to address the observed disruptions in the cycle of community -oriented DP/DRR programming and implementation, by supporting the CoES to effectively take over the leading role in applying the community -based DP/DRR model.
Flood affected communities assistanse in Vose and Kulyab, Tajikistan Floods along the Yaksu river followed rapid snow melt and heavy spring rains in April and May 2010.  Assessments showed that many houses had lost all of their outbuildings including household latrines.  Villages were full of mud, water sources were compromised and public health was threatened.  This short disaster recovery project will rebuild 260 household latrines and two water supply projects in affected villages and promote public health amongst communities with particular emphasis on working via schoolchildren and women's groups.  Amongst targeted groups will be members of a vulnerable gypsy community.
Promoting technical capacity of Producer Groups Union in Zerafshan valley Oxfam GB in Tajikistan is planning to launch Small Farmer Agri -business Consortium (SFAC) in Khatlon on 20 of February 2018. Focusing on technology, market access and innovations, the proposed Multi Stakeholder Network (MSN) platform will build agri -business sector in Khatlon and sustain Oxfam's long -term agriculture value chain related investments in the region.
Enhancing Water & NRM & Protection in upper catchments of Zarafshon Watershed-EJ The action will be implemented by a consortium of three European NGOs, Welthungerhilfe (WHH), CESVI and OXFAM, in partnership with the national NGOs IPD and AZAL. Other local NGOs (i.e. JOVID, League of Woman Lawyers, HBT, Neksigol, etc), private sector and academia will be engaged and play an active role in the project. WHH will be the project lead and will be responsible for agriculture innovations, water preservation agricultural techniques, small scale irrigation management along with its local partner IPD, food and nutrition security (linked with WASH), and energy efficiency, along with renewable energies. CESVI focuses in close collaboration with AZAL on pasture and forest management and environmental protection coordination. Oxfam will focus on drinking water and sanitation management and governance, health and hygiene promotion. Oxfam will also address private sector development by applying value chain approach to support agro -businesses.
Sustainable rural livelihoods and climate change adaptation in East Khatlon This project seeks to sustain our work in rural livelihoods in East Khatlon, working through community based organisations and demonstrating climate change adaptations in household energy saving and in new agricultural techniques.  It will also extend our work on supporting collective marketing by community groups.  This is a small demonstration project funded from UR funds in order to maintain our currency in livelihoods and support our campaigning work  - with the longer term plan of finding new restricted donor money.
Gendered Enterprise and Markets in Tajikistan Under the project 1,500 women smallholder farmers will receive support to launch and run profitable fruit and vegetable production businesses. Through producer groups women will consolidate their position in markets, while together with their community they will also be trained and advised in addressing traditional barriers to women's economic empowerment. With more time, legitimacy, skills and entitlements, women will be enabled to increase their agency, both within their household and the community.
Investing in small holder women and men farmers for sustainable local economy The project will focus on improvement of economic performance of Dehkan Farm members in understanding and exercising their legal rights and obligations, to ensure the accountability and transparency of the Dehkan Farm board to other members, especially to women.  The project will also seek opportunities to influence government at local and national level to review and monitor the implementation of the existed laws on land, Dehkan Farm's governance and irrigation water. The existing coordination meeting at Kulob with membership of NGOs and government will be reviewed to include private sector participation.
Improvement of Drinking Water System in 4 villages in Zaynabobod jamoat Working in partnership with Rudaki District Hukumat and local service provider Tojik Ob Dehot, Oxfam will construct one water supply sytem which will supply clean and drinking water to benefit fout villages: Oli Somon, Iqbol -1, Sharaf 3 and Kishovarz
Strengthening participation in disaster preparedness- East Khatlon, Tajikistan This project is operational and contributes to PIP P00269 and SCO 3.1. It aims to reduce the negative impact of natural disasters by better preparing vulnerable populations in Khatlon East region most affected by recurrent natural hazards. The expected outcome is to reduce the risk to communities from multi hazards and to have disaster risk reduction as cross cutting issue in the development plans of the CBOs. The funding will cover the cost for training, awareness material, small scall mitigation work at community level, equipment for rescue brigades, early warning systems, staff salaries, transportation and other office operational costs.
Men and Gender Initiative The project is to overcome through sport and communications the stereotypical norms and behavior of target population (within families and Communities) that lead to violence against women in professional and private lives. We will be heading to such objectives as: 1. Sport clubs of 5 target districts of Khatlon and Districts of Republican Subordination of Tajikistan became leaders in promotion of gender equality 2. Population of the target districts report changes in patriarchal gender relations and norms towards gender equality
Environmentally sustainable rural livelihoods in East Khatlon, Tajikistan Following a lack of autumn rains there has been a harvest failure in rain fed lands in hilly districts of Khatlon.  This project will focus on Termumalik district where we have a long work history and will target the most vulnerable 25% of the population of hillside villages  - 1425 households  - with food for work, with vulnerable households that lack labour capacity getting food handouts instead  - 75 households.    WFP will supply the foodstuffs and partner Bakht will oversee the targeting and the work.
Enabling Tajikistan's CSOs to Work Effectively  in Fragile State Context Oxfam proposes to engage in the systemic capacity building of relevant CSOs in Tajikistan. CSOs need a wide range of technical capacities to maximize their chances to influence policy and with this in mind, the proposed pilot project will:  a) improve the impact of CSO service delivery; b) increase the legitimacy and effectiveness of CSOs policy engagement efforts, helping CSOs to gain a place and have influence at the policy table, ensuring  pro -poor policy recommendations
Tajikistan Water Supply and Sanitation Project, Phase III The main goal of the intervention is "healthier population as a result of sustained access to safe drinking water and sanitation services and improved hygiene behaviour".  Outcomes (objectives) of the planned phase Outcome 1: People benefit from innovative and sustainable water and sanitation services and improved hygiene practices Outcome 2: Water governance bodies effectively manage drinking water supply and sanitation systems Outcome 3: Conducive policy environment at national level allows for effective management of drinking water and sanitation systems in rural areas
Economic Justice through collective action in Khatlon Province Project aims at facilitating sustainable market linkages among the Dehkan farm members, livestock owners, particulary women in the targted area
Scaling up existing gpsa project Improving social accountability in water sector In 2016, the Global Partnership for Social Accountability (GPSA) and the Water Partnership Program (WPP), both programs housed at the World Bank, initiated a collaboration to accelerate and scale up the adoption of social accountability mechanisms in the water sector through knowledge and programmatic activities involving citizens, government, Bank staff, service providers, and relevant stakeholders. As part of this collaboration, the GPSA will work with Oxfam Great Britain (GB) to lead the implementation of programmatic activities to advance the social accountability agenda in the water sector in Tajikistan.   Oxfam GB will be responsible for adapting and mainstreaming social accountability tools developed under the Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Improving Social Accountability (TWISA) programme in selected micro districts in Khujand; subcontracting and empowering water service providers to adopt performance indicators and disseminate information collected; strengthening capacity and oversight functions of citizens, particularly women; and producing knowledge and learning products.
Unpaid Care Phase 2 21. The project will help to reducing the drudgery of time spent on cooking due to the inefficacy of equipment through the provision of efficient cooking stoves which were identified as a key deficit during the first phase of the project along with the establishment of ECD centers. It will also contribute to shifting attitudes and norms around gender roles, thus enabling men and boys and women and girls to share care work more equitably through local training and outreach and help shape wider public and popular opinion through broader awareness -raising work with leaders and with the media.
Improving livelihoods in Khatlon, Tajikistan The project aims to improve sustainability of livelihood of 1860 farmer households of 20 villages in Khatlon, Tajikistan; SCO 1 (Livelihood) SCO4 (good governanance) and SCO 5 (Gender equity). Project objectives are promoting more gender equitable access to land (land right information, assistance in procedures) ; improving sustainable farm production (drainage, irrigation, environment friendly agriculture) ;  Project will be implemented by OGB and partner organisations, Bonu, Hamkori Bari Tarakyot, Bakht and Durandesh.  Note: This project is the continuation of TJKA69, under newley created PIP (P00535) for Tajikistan.
Tajikistan Water Supply and Sanitation Project in rural Tajikistan This project seeks to improve the overall coverage of rural communities that have access to a piped water supply and thus to improve the lives of the population living in situations of poverty in Tajikistan. This will occur through bringing about change in both policy and practice of water management and governance.   Those changes will offer new possibilities for enhancing sustainability of supplies and systems, which will encourage donors and investors to return to this sector.  OGB will be implementing the project, and UNDP will be subcontracted for a significant part.   The total funding of CHF4 million will be provided by SDC.
Twining Project in Tajikistan Proposed initiative is based on the best practices of the Twining Projects in other countries. The project brings together Oxfam in Tajikistan successful initiatives (legal mobile clinics) implemented in conjunction with strong willingness and collective interest of the partners (LWL, CWFA RT, local authorities, etc) to work together to address multi -faceted nature of problems, related to lack of access to qualitative legal services and support. In addition, selection process will ensure that most motivated specialists and students are taken on board.
Women's Economic Empowerment in Khatlon region of Tajikistan South -west region of Khatlon is the most populous region in Tajikistan. According to National Demographic and Health Survey (2012) Khatlon is one of the poorest and most disadvantaged areas in Tajikistan with only 8% of the population in the highest wealth quintile. The survey also recorded high level of Violence Against Women (VAW) in Khatlon, especially spousal violence compared to other regions. The project will be operating in Kulyab city and 2 districts - Muminabad and Vakhsh of Khatlon Region.
GEF Project: Forging partnerships around culturally sensitive approaches The survey will help to focus our communication and advocacy on achieving transformational change and promoting people exercising their rights globally through: 1. Conduction of the Knowledge Attitudes & Practice (KAP) Survey  2. Finalization of the Report, printing of the report and the cards, made in "info -graphics" with the most interesting facts of the survey  3. Information sharing at the platform for dialogue 4. Hosting of a UN Gender Theme Group meeting to plan joint gender transformative interventions  We will prepare recommendations for development partners for tailoring Gender Based Violence (GBV ) preventive programs
Community-Driven Water Supply and Sanitation Project 'CoDWSS', Tajikistan The project will be implemented in Tajikistan in 2 districts:  District 1: Rudaki, Republican Subordination. Being located near the capital city, Rudaki district does not attract donors' and programmes' attention compared to fully rural / or alternatively fully urban regions. However the district needs substantial improvement of its WSS systems. TajWSS project has been working in Rudaki since 2012. The Water Trust Fund is already established in Rudaki and functioning. The CoDWSS project will co -finance part of the WSS systems already selected by the Board. Contributions to the WTF are coming from Tajikistan (Government and population) and SDC.  District 2: Ayni, Sughd Region. Ayni District in northern Tajikistan (Zeravshan Valley) is, like the rest of the country, 97% mountainous. Ayni is part of the Zeravshan river basin, where the Rural Development Programme planned by the European Union (EU) will be implemented from October 2015. The CoDWSS project aims to leverage impact with additional resources allocated from the EU from 2015 to 2017. The WTF will be proposed as an efficient, empowering and transparent tool for the improvement of the WASH sector in Tajikistan.   The project includes capacity building, small -scale infrastructure building, and awareness raising / facilitation actions: the project will first facilitate rural communities and stakeholders' cooperation for planning and development of water and sanitation infrastructures. Based on this cooperation, it will then support infrastructure rehabilitation and/or construction for small -scale drinking water and sanitation systems. Accompanying these processes, the project will also encompass support to communities' participation in the development of their water safety plans and monitoring of performance in water supply services.
Promoting community based Disaster Prevention and Disaster Risk Reduction practi To work with relevant authorities (Committee of Emergency and Civil Defence at Regional and National level and government authorities at Jamoat and District level) to reduce disaster risks through: (a) comprehensive community based DP and DRR capacity development strategies, and (b) linkages between community based and relevant government institutions both at district and national levels
Transforming Care Work in the Rural Communities of Tajikistan • social groups facilitated to mobilize communities (outreach, trust, and efficiency) • small projects (local services/infrastructures, support to small businesses). Potential solutions to reduce/redistribute care work realized as part of village development planning • advocating with local stakeholders to increase women access to services to reduce care work: access to electricity/fuel/water systems, child/health/elder care services, transportation for school children, facilities for children while mothers are learning • community -oriented channels: discussions about gender roles in households, public communications / radio / community theatre
Enhancing Community and Institutional Capacity for DRR an CC in Tajikistan To work with communities and national/regional/local institutions on developing or consolidating linkages, enabling environment, strategies and interventions for them to prepare for, mitigate and respond to various disasters and climate change in Khatlon and Sughd Oblasts in Tajikistan
Tajikistan GROW- Policy and Advocacy Project The overall objectives of GROW in Tajikistan are building the resilience of smallholder women farmers and contributing to increasing food security in Tajikistan. GROW will influence the national debate on food security in Tajikistan, championing the contribution of smallholder women to food security and highlighting the barriers women smallholder farmers face to increase their production and marketing of food.
Development of technical assistance groups and machinery services in khatlon reg The project task is to mobilize and empower the village population to actively and sustainably participate in decision -making for local economic development and respective measures (participatory local economic development). Either village -based decision -making and coordinating structures have to be established newly or existing ones have to be adapted or used for this end. This means to increase the capacity of the villagers to identify development constraints, to recognize opportunities for economic development and to use them, to facilitate the development of income generating activities and to attract needed services.
Enhancing Community and Institutional Capacity for DRR an CC in Tajikistan The campaign and public events related to the efficient use of natural resources will be conducted among target districts and jamoats with whole participation of communities and target institutions.