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National Coordination Support to the DRC Protection Programme This project will provide for support costs of the National Protection Coordinator, enabling travel to programme sites, the convening and facilitation of technical review workshops, the facilitation of linkages with the Rights in Crisis Team, and the piloting of a methodology for the analysis of appropriate actions to support gender equitable attitudes in the community awareness raising activities of the programme
Integrated PH programme for communities affected by conflict in South Kivu, DRC The programme relates to NCS SO3:  To save lives in emergencies by delivering high quality, safe and timely assistance, NCS SO2:  To work with communities, authorities, civil society, to prevent and respond to human rights abuses and to hold duty bearers to account, NCS SO4:  To improve production, diversification of income and access to markets for increased food and livelihood security and NCS SO1: To work with a range of civil society actors to ensure quality, safe and accountable basic services for women, men, girls and boys through support to and challenge of government institutions. Together with DRCB20 it will target 200,000 people.
Post-Ebola Multisectorial response for the reduction of infections in Equateur Since  1 June 2020 (statement by the Provincial Minister of Health), Equateur has recorded the 11th outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which was brought under control five months after its outbreak. This was made possible by a multi -sectoral strategy to reduce the impact on individuals and communities while linking affected people to care institutions. This Ebola outbreak, which occurred during the COVID -19 pandemic, has made the humanitarian response context more complex.   As of 18 November 2020 (date of declaration of the end of the epidemic), statistics show 130 registered cases, including 11 probable cases and 53 deaths in 41 health areas of the 13 out of 18 affected health Zones.    In relation to its partners, including Oxfam, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) intends to encourage community involvement and to limit the risks of propagation in the event of an outbreak of Maladie Virus Ebola (MVE), and to promote prevention and control activities against MVE, which remains a concern.  The province of Equateur faces constraints in terms of ICP(Infections, Control and Prevention ) -Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) despite multiple interventions following this latest response to the EVM, they relate to the optimal functioning of the health system and the contingency plans are not systematic to the resurgence of other episodes of EVM.   A multisectoral post -ebola response is needed to reduce health care associated infections and strengthen community resilience against MVE and covid -19 in 18 Health Zones including Mbandaka, Wangata, Bolenge, Bikoro, Iboko, Ntondo, Ingende, Lotumbe, Monieka and Bolomba in Equateur Province.   In this framework of support to the Government in the coordination of the fight, UNICEF, through funds received from the World Bank on behalf of the Government of the DRC( Democratic Republic of Congo), has provided its own financial and human resources to ensure this fight against diseases a
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and capacity for initial rapid response-CongoDR This new project is a continuation of DRCC05 project linked to the previous Humanitarian Programme Implementation Plan (PIP) (P00884) which ended on March 31, 2022. This project falls under the National Strategic Change Objective 3. It is linked to the Oxfam International (OI) preparedness and response plan. Contributing to reduce the impact of humanitarian disasters to affected people in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Provinces, this project will increase the effectiveness and timeliness of Oxfam's responses to humanitarian emergencies in DRC through the establishment of an effectively managed and appropriate contingency stock, and setting up an Oxfam Emergency Response Team. The aim of the emergency response programme in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo is to reduce morbidity and mortality among populations affected by conflict and various disasters (displaced people, disaster victims and host communities) by implementing life -saving activities during the acute phase of emergencies in the east of the DRC (provinces of North Kivu, South Kivu, Tanganyika, Ituri and Maniema), the target being around 800,000 people, 54% of whom will be women. The main activities are around improving access to drinking water and promoting hygiene by building or rehabilitating Water Hygiene and Sanitation(EHA) facilities, providing emergency water supplies and raising people's awareness on best hygiene practices.   In addition, to relieve these same populations in terms of household water storage capacity, Non Food Items(NFI) Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) kits and intimate hygiene kits (for women of childbearing age) will be distributed to the people targeted in the various intervention zones. As part of the project's cross -cutting approach, protection activities will also be carried out, including training (on protection concepts) for various sections of the community and awareness -raising campaigns on protection issues for beneficiary communities.
Integrated Public Health Support Programme in South Kivu This project will improve the public health status of  beneficiaries through the provision of safe drinking water, safe sanitation facilities and appropriate health and hygiene education.       For the current pool funding and cerf funding, the project will support 70,000 people in Shabunda (Byangama, Kinzanza and Lulingu), Fizi (Lulimba, Kilembwe) and Uvira health zones to overcome problems associated with cholera endemic and epidemicity.
Protection of Civilians in South Kivu, DRC Support community capacity to claim their rights through increased knowledge of the laws that protect them and improved relations with local duty bearers, and provide information to enable communities to access referral services. Community preoccupations will be used to inform local and National level advocacy. The project is expected to last 2 years, but current financing is for eighteen months only.
WBI Augmentation Durable des Revenus de Cafeiculteurs/trices dans l'île d'Idjwi The project will have 3 essential components: 1). Increase of added value of the coffee in getting the double certification (bio and fair trade) of the production of 2000 producers; 2). Professionalism of the cooperative CPNCK (Cooperative of National Coffee Producers of Kivu) through the support to constituent bodies and to different committees in order to ensure transparent and effective management for the cooperative to be able to grow and become an economic actor in the Island of Idjwi; 3). Improve the position of coffee producers within the cooperative through access of women to benefits of coffee and participation in decision making around the production and trading of coffee. Expected results: 1). Double certification (bio and fair trade) granted to 2000 coffee producers in 2017; 2) #2000 targeted members of the project are trained in bio and fair trade coffee production. # the price for selling coffee for 2000 producers members of the CPNCK increase with a minimum of 60%( from$1,5/kg to $2,5/kg) # the cooperative gives the opportunity for seasonal work to 500 members of the targeted community. 2). The functioning of social bodies and Management of the CPNCK is in line with the status (regular meeting of bodies, General Assemblies (once per year), Minutes of meetings and decision acts taken, transparent administrative and Financial management towards members. # Internal audits (twice a year) and follow up on the application of recommendations of audits in place. # at least 60% of the members of the cooperative attend the General Assembly meetings and 80% of different bodies attend management meetings (General council and Audit commission) # After year 1 of the project, 30% of the members of the cooperative bring pay their participation fees to the cooperative and 60% at the end of year 2.
Integrated response for conflict- and disaster- affected communities in Equateur Over 15 months, provide access to clean drinking water for 55,000 vulnerable, displaced, returning people and host -population in Equateur Province. Long term aim of integrating this project with DRCB33 in order first to provide emergency relief to 55,000 IDP, returning or host -population and then improve access to basic social services (education facilities, WASH facilities) to ensure the complementality of each of the two Projects in Equateur province .
Our Rights, Our Duties in DRC (Haki Na Shurti Zetu) - Goma/Bukavu • Enable communities, local public institutions and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to adopt new or change current practices and attitudes to increase respect for human rights and women's rights, and reduce discrimination and violence;   •         Support community -level governance committees, including women's forums, to build the capacity and confidence for collective action that engages territorial and provincial authorities to improve the accountability of governance, respect for gender equality and effectiveness of protection processes;  •         Establish and facilitate a citizen -state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territory and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens' demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality, increased protection of citizens' rights;  •         Strengthen the capacity of national level advocacy organisations to apply an evidence -based approach that represents the views and incorporates the testimonies drawn directly from local civil society organisations and ordinary citizens, to be more effective and credible in their advocacy efforts.
Floods and landslides response in South Kivu – DRC The floods have caused significant damage to communities in the affected areas. To address this problem, Oxfam is proposing a WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) intervention to address the lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation facilities, which could lead to an increase in water -borne diseases.  The project will provide access to safe drinking water through the installation of emergency water treatment systems and the rehabilitation of existing water sources; sanitation facilities, i.e. latrines and hand -washing stations in health and school facilities; hygiene promotion activities, including training on proper hand -washing techniques and the importance of maintaining good hygiene practices. The project is an emergency project lasting 3 months (June to August 2023) and will provide access to drinking water through the installation of emergency water treatment systems and the rehabilitation of existing water sources, sanitation facilities, i.e. latrines and hand -washing stations in health and school establishments, hygiene promotion activities, including training in good hand -washing techniques and the importance of maintaining good hygiene practices for over 18,000 people affected by the floods in the Nyamukubi and Bushushu villages in Kalehe territory.  Protection activities will accompany all the planned activities, with the aim of minimising the risk of beneficiaries being exposed to further harm. Oxfam has the expertise to implement the project effectively and will work closely with other organisations working in the region to ensure that our efforts are complementary.
Improving access to and quality of primary education for children in the DRC The project will address the issue of the quality primary education and access to essential services aiming to minimise the life risks for vunerable people of the project implemetation zone
Enhancement of the role of the INGO Forum in the D R Congo By solidifying the coordination structure, the project will 1) provide the INGO coordination with necessary dedicated resources to support and sustain its proper functioning and ensure follow up on critical issues, such as administrative obstacles; 2) provide external stakeholders with a single point of contact for enquiries on INGO activities and visions/strategy on specific issues of common interest; 3) strengthen linkage and collaboration between INGO coordination platforms at national and provincial level; and 4) ensure improved INGO participation at key humanitarian coordination forums. The platform will serve as the national coordinating body for the INGO community.
Improving Access to Basic Services in Eastern DRC We would like to ensure that 90 villages and 25 schools have adequate hygiene, water and sanitation facilities, benefiting a total of 131,040 beneficiaries.
Protection South Kivu Responding populations with water and sanitation systems and sensitisations, a particular focus will be on cholera and displacements due to conflict.
Protection of Civilians, North Kivu The project seeks to contribute to greater understanding and respect of human rights in rural and urban areas of North Kivu, DR Congo. This project will contribute to the overall objective by encouraging and training communities, especially women, civil society organizations and local authorities to play a positive and proactive role in the protection of civilians and community cohesion by encouraging communities to replicate and adapt best practices in their context and by complementing the project approach with the promotion of innovations to attain these objectives.
Support to flood victims in the Kongo Central Province in DRC The present intervention will consist in supporting the state structures to prevent possible epidemics that may arise, more precisely to distribute hygiene and sanitation kits, awareness and prevention activities against cholera and Disinfection of the affected areas, as well as the capacity building of the actors involved in this project
DRC programme development and research Increasingly there is a move by donors, experts and NGOs to look at livelihoods in conflict prone areas. Oxfam has already started programming -  distributing cash in times of emergencies,  this approach has been used in other areas of North Kivu. Over the first year to 18 months of the project we will develop a strategy for livelihoods programming and interventions in DRC.
Extractives industries scoping study Test the hypothesis that livelihoods networks are in existence in Eastern Congo and how these networks have or have not helped people stay resilient in a context of chronic conflict.
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and capacity for initial rapid response - NorthK In the Horn of Africa, East and Central Africa (HECA) region, more than 47 million people were already food insecure due to the triple crisis of floods, locust invasion and now COVID -19.  According to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC)  - November 2021, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is experiencing one of the worst food crises in the world, with 27 million people, or 26% of the population, experiencing high acute food insecurity. The impact of conflict, the primary cause of food insecurity, is long -lasting.  This project will help reduce the impact of humanitarian disasters by more than 8 million people in phase 3+ of acute food insecurity identified in eastern DRC; with a likely increase of 0.21% by the end of the first half of 2022. The strengthening of basic services and other infrastructure (water, hygiene and sanitation, health and education services within the community) must continue to ensure dignified living conditions and equitable access for all communities. Host areas Internally Displaced Persons (PDIs) are often subject to risks and protection incidents due to cohabitation and promiscuity within host families; support for the process of reconciliation between host communities (displacement or return) will be necessary. Mechanisms for prevention and mitigation of protection risks will need to be put in place. Host communities also need access to information on available humanitarian assistance and communication channels need to be adapted to their preferences. In order to prevent tensions and conflict over land between communities. Support for the restoration and development of basic social services and/or essential infrastructure and economic recovery will be considered for returnees. In particular, it is important to ensure the protection and respect of basic rights of people affected by the crisis, especially for women heads of households with regard to their access to land, and to prevent them from being discriminated aga
Integrated PH programme  for communities affected by conflict in South Kivu /DRC Building on ealier experience in projects including DRCB17 and DRCB20, this project aims at responding to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene promotion needs in South -Kivu in contribution to the reduction of mortality and morbity linked with water borne diseases for confict affected population leaving in Urban and Rural zones. In addition to the classic WASH, the project will integrate Cholera oriented activities funded by several donors in Uvira, Lemera and Ruzizi Health Zone including some studies that introduce the reflexion on Resilience and the building of a longterm WASH strategy in South -Kivu.
Sanitation Marketing in the Democratic Republic of Congo The project aims to work with the communities and the government to develop through sanitation marketing approaches ways to increase access to improved and affordables sanitation facilities in an urban setting area and contribute to increasing improved sanitation coverage in at least one major secondary town in Equateur Province over a minimum period of 3 -years.
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and capacity for initial rapid response - Kasai This project falls under the National Change Objectives (NCOS3). It is linked to the Oxfam International (OI) preparedness and response plan and coherent with the Horn, East and Central Africa (HECA) vision 2010. Contributing to reduce the impact of humanitarian disasters on up to 150 000 affected people in Kasai Province, this project will increase the effectiveness and timeliness of Oxfam's responses to humanitarian emergencies in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by establishment of an effectively managed and appropriate contingency stock, and setting up an Oxfam Emergency Response Team. Activities associate also the salary costs of the Humanitarian Programme manager post and core staff.
Development of Sustainable Community Public Health Services (WASH) in North Kivu This project allows Oxfam GB, under its strategic Objective 6 to Financial Universal essential services, host and natural disasters affected populations in Masisi, Lubero, Walikale, Rutshuru and Beni territories of the North -Kivu. Targeted communities will reduce public health risks by access to safe and sufficient WATSAN facilities and hygiene promotion. They will increase their capacity of resilience to shocks.
Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights for Young Women and Adolescent Girls- DRC The Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Health program aims to increase the enjoyment of sexual and reproductive rights. It targets young women and adolescent girls living in vulnerable conditions by improving the quality of interventions related to sexual and reproductive health, water, hygiene and sanitation, as well as gender and advocacy.  It is being implemented in the province of Equateur, in 4 health zones. It will cover the period from April 2021 to May 2028.
Village and Ecole Assaini Programme in Equateur and Kongo CentralProvince of DRC The project will ensure that 167 villages in kongo Central and 76 villages and 15 schools in Equateur province have adequate hygiene, water and sanitation facilities and have the status of cleaned Village;  and schools benefiting to 96834 and 32 others schools are supported to involve in the programme in Equateur province
Strengthening the quality of Oxfam's program in the DRC This project contributes to the improvement of the programme by strengthening the triple nexus in the Oxfam Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) programme
Our Rights and Our Duties Bukavu/Goma • Enable communities, local public institutions and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to adopt new or change current practices and attitudes to increase respect for human rights and women's rights, and reduce discrimination and violence;  •         Support community -level governance committees, including women's forums, to build the capacity and confidence for collective action that engages territorial and provincial authorities to improve the accountability of governance, respect for gender equality and effectiveness of protection processes; •         Establish and facilitate a citizen -state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territory and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens' demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality, increased protection of citizens' rights; •         Strengthen the capacity of national level advocacy organisations to apply an evidence -based approach that represents the views and incorporates the testimonies drawn directly from local civil society organisations and ordinary citizens, to be more effective and credible in their advocacy efforts.
Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and capacity for initial rapid response - Ituri This project falls under the NCO3( National Change Objective). It is linked to the OI preparedness and response plan and coherent with the HECA vision 2010. Contributing to reduce the impact of humanitarian disasters on up to 740 000 affected people in Ituri Province, this project will increase the effectiveness and timeliness of Oxfam's responses to humanitarian emergencies in DRC by establishment of an effectively managed and appropriate contingency stock, and setting up an Oxfam Emergency Response Team. Activities associate also the salary costs of the Humanitarian Programme manager post and core staff.
Cholera South Kivu Chlorine points, hygiene promotion, improved hygiene behaviour.
President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief - Technical Leadership and Support - Venezuela Crisis Support PEPFAR - The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief is committed to prevent new HIV infections; treat HIV-infected individuals and those orphaned by AIDS.
President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief - Crisis Support President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief - Crisis Support
EU/IPA AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTION BUILDING PROJECT The objective of the Project is to increase the experience of&nbsp;Montenegrin authorities in administering rural development grants in accordance with the core rules of the European Union Instrument of Pre-accession Assistance for Rural Development and to improve the productivity of a targeted number of agriculture holdings.
Montenegro EU/Instrument of Preaccession Assistance (IPA) Agriculture and Rural Development Institution Building Project The Project Development Objective is to increase the experience of Montenegrin authorities in administering rural development grants in accordance with the basic rules of EU Instrument of Pre-accession for Rural Development, and to improve the productivity of a targeted number of agriculture holdings.
Emergency Relief for Migrants in Serbia Deliver humanitarian aid in a form of food, personal hygiene items, sleeping bags, raincoats, and provide health and psychosocial support services to the most vulnerable categories of migrants on the locations in Preshevo, Miratovac, Kanjiza, and Subotica.
STRENGTHENING THE RECOVERY OF TIGERS ACROSS THE TRANSBOUNDARY MANAS CONSERVATION AREA (TRAMCA) IN INDIA AND BHUTAN The purpose of this project is to (1) Reduce threats to wildlife from poaching and retaliatory killings by strengthening community engagement; (2) Facilitate policy advocacy between India and Bhutan to establish the transboundary Peace Park; and (3) Strengthen management effectiveness in TraMCA by identifying gaps using Conservation Assured Tiger Standards.