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VCCI - SFV-Export Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI): VCCI joins the Action as a co-applicant with Oxfam. VCCI is the largest business membership organization in Vietnam. It has a very wide network of membership businesses in all sectors and nationwide. Importantly, VCCI is a very influential and advisory organization to the Government of Vietnam in terms of business. Participating in the Action as a co-applicant will allow VCCI to make the best use of its expertise, network, and influence on both businesses and the Government. VCCI will be mainly responsible for coordinating the implementation of work areas related to the EU market and EVFTA knowledge improvement for the SMEs, digital platform development, management and promotion, and organization of the matchmaking, networking, and tradeshows and trade fairs. It will also undertake the promotion of replicability at scale among the Vietnamese business community and enabling policy environment. Specifically, VCCI will take a leading role in developing tailordesigned EVFTA guidebook developments, and operation and management of the digital platform.  Besides, VCCI will join with the lead applicant, other partners and stakeholders in a supporting role in implementing activities related to the development of EUmarket outlook and forecasts and information updates.
ANSA- Mining Fund 4 Local Com. Developm A Mining Fund for Local Community Development fund (MFLCD) has been created since 2015 by Ministry of Mine and Energy (MME) with the contribution from non-fiscal revenues (royalties, fees, fines penalties) from mining companies. On November 5, 2021, an inter-ministry Prakas between MME and MEF was officially announced on creating CMDF.

It appeared obviously that communities near mining siteshave been affected so they should receive benefits from this fund through funding community development projects.

In 2021, ANSA has moved a step forward in implementing key activities to collect data for the development of case studies on MFLCD,  and has been inthe process of drafting policy recommendation on Standard Operation Procedure (SOP) and its community engagement and communication strategy to influence policy practice.

Experienced and shortfall from 2021, created a good learning for ANSA and come up with way forwards to develop the policy recommendation on MFLCD and keep engagement with MME to increase access of local affected community tothis MDLCD.

This this project ANSA will further shaping policy recommendation and presentation to relevant stakeholders for influence policy changes and practice while focusing on building capacity of CSOs andcommunity and build public awareness on this matter toward accountable and responsive MFLCD.
Civic Response on Environment and Dev`t CRED have led on strengthening community-led human rights
monitoring and reporting among districts along the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline
(EACOP). CRED brings legal expertise that is crucial in analysing policy and legal
frameworks guiding the extractive industry and undertake litigation as may be
necessary. GRA brings on board strong women rights advocacy in both mining
and petroleum sectors in Uganda. Working with CRED will enable
Oxfam to build on current successes to capacitate and facilitate a strong
community movement on human rights and the petroleum industry in Uganda.
With these partners, Oxfam has established, trained and is now working with a
network of 50 rights monitors across 9 districts who continue to document and
report emerging human rights violations to local authorities, oil companies, and
mediate local conflicts in the communities.
KH HAC- Vocalize Older people in Cambodi With previous project that were granted by Voice, HAC has successful to form Cambodian Aging Network (CAN), or previously called the Cambodian Older People’s Alliance (COPA) as a vehicle to amplify and ensure that the voices of older people, particularlythe most marginalised, are understood and responded to by Government and policy makers and there is equitable implementation of the SDGs. In 2020, CAN and HAC has been recognized and included as core members in the technical working group to review and develop the action plan for National Aging Policy in 2017-2030 by Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation (MoSVY).
The main objective of this project is to increase voices of all elderly people that are facing marginalized and discriminated background particularly elderly women and older people with disability to access and be prioritized in the government social protection schemes and social services.  This project intend to strengthening voice and function of Cambodia Ageing Network(CAN) and their grassroots representatives including all Voice rightsholder groups in 5 target provinces in Cambodia. To achieve the above objectives, HAC is partnershipCambodia Ageing Network (CAN) to mobilize and organize an event that will benefit their members on knowledge related older people, social protection, social services, their rights; join the research, improve skill and conduct age demand actions. Another consortium is Cambodia YMCA that is responsible to support in building CAN member inPhnom Penh as they are newly established and closed to government agency offices.
In responding to the principle of “Leave no one behind”, this project will engage with other Voice’s grantees to be part of this project in order to promote the intersectionality among all rightsholder groups to work with or for elderly people, women, people living with disabilities, possibly indigenous people and LGBTI persons.
HO-RVO IMVO Pensions Convenant Secrt/Imp The Convenant support facility is not a project but a facility where Oxfam Novib, on behalf of participating NGOs and trade unions,administers the facility. On an equal basis, Oxfam Novib also participates in the implementation of the Convenant.
Specific knowledge brought in by Oxfam Novib refers to pensions in relation with gender, land rights, climate change and combat of corruption.
AJOAGO - Support and Strengthen the Hum Since 2001, AJOAGO with support of main partners is involved in successfully preparedness and response, improving water, sanitationand hygiene services, food security and other programmes in rural communities of Mozambique. Thus far services have been installed in main districts of 5 different provinces of the country.
This project targets at least 3.000 households in Guara Guara resettlement neighbourhoods in Buzi District. Through the project these people will achieve tangible improvements in their health status, welfare and dignity through increased and sustainable access to improved water and hygiene facilities delivery and by applying associatedhygiene practices to prevent COVID 19 Pandemic.
VJA-Increase Jounalist awareness of RE The overall goal of the project is to contribute to a sustainable socially just energy transition in Vietnam. The specific objective is to increase public and private-sector awareness of renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE) policies/programmes, and toensure that the effectiveness of RE/EE practices and initiatives are significantly raised, contributing to sustainable energy supply, consumption and security in Vietnam, the country’s transition towards a low-carbon economy and increased gendersensitivity in theenergy sector.
The project has four key priorities: i) to equip key public and private stakeholders with understanding and knowledge of RE/EE policies, the effectiveness of RE/EE measures and initiatives; ii) to improve media communication and coverage on RE/EE and gender sensitivity in the energy sector; iii) to increase gender sensitive RE/EE practices in the daily life and businesses; iv) to increase the number of businesses accessing to investment for RE/EE practices. Gender sensitivity is integrated throughout the Action, ensuring that it not only contributes to Vietnam’s sustainable energy targets but also ensures a gender equitable and sociallyjust energy transition.
The project was developed and implemented by a coalition of3partners Oxfam, VCCI, and the Vietnam Journalism Association. In this project, Vietnam Journalism Association (VJA) joins the Action as a co-applicant.  VJA has a nation-wide network of journalists, will contribute this to this Action on establishing theenergy media network at national level and in all 63 provinces. VJA will work with gender experts and RE/EE experts on a capacity building package for journalists and reporters and contribute to increasing gender sensitive RE/EE narratives.
CO-506575 Fortalecer o envolvimento das Organizações da Sociedade Civil enquanto actores centrais da governação ambiental e da gestão sustentável dos recursos naturais atraves do Engajamento da Sociedade Civil para uma gestão sustentável do ambiente e dos recursosnaturais
GONI, NoW-us! Award Organizer The project aims at two things:The first step will be to organize a 10-day boot camp for the ten (10) selected organizations, whichwill benefit from coaching in project rewriting, speaking, project presentation, self-confidence. The organizations will attend conferences and debates on inclusion to better understand the issue. Stage performances are also planned.The second step is mentoring, which will consist of accompanying the three prizewinners throughout the duration of their projects. Specific training will be offered to each of the organizations according to their expressed needs or those deemed complementary. It is planned to offer workshops on the creation of broadcasting channels (Facebook, Youtube, etc...) on communication and the dissemination of content on social networks, support in the organization of their activities, planning and organization chart, reporting and audio-visual training. If there are non-formal structures, they will benefit from a follow-up to comply with the administration. This second step will help the structures to have a better coordination. The mentoring will also propose to integrate an innovative and inclusive artistic vision in their approaches. It will be provided according to the selected projects, the type of art that can better illuminate and spread the message. To do this, slam/poetry, theater, dance, storytelling, painting, will be essential media to explore.
WoGEM Greener Economy Women for Green Economy Movement Uganda (WoGEM Uganda).WoGEM Uganda is dedicated at influencing and promoting women and girls'participation in a greener economy to promote social and economicdevelopment.Our CampaignBridging the gap between Women in Leadership andthe local women infighting for Climate Justice.BackgroundClimate change is a global issue and has greatly affected the local andmarginalized women and girlsIn Uganda, it is attributed to different factors such as deforestation, swampreclamation,development projects which include East Africa Crude OilPipeline (EACOP), construction of hydro dams and roads.These projects have caused injustices among the local and vulnerablewomen such as violation of human, environmental and land rights,compulsory land grabbing leading to food insecurities , limited access toclean water among others.There is less/no engagement between the government, developmentpartners and the vulnerable women during the planning of these projects yetthe women are the most affectedby the impacts of the projects that arecarried out in their ancestral land.ActionThis campaign will help to bridge the gap between the most affectedvulnerable women andwomen in leadership so that their voices andgrievances can be presented to the decision makers.How this Campaign will pilot or incorporate the use of the feministinfluencing basket?This campaign is envisioned at empowering vulnerable women withknowledge and skills to know their human, environmental and land rights sothat they can speak upwith confidence to claim what belongs to them henceattaining justice.What you will use the funds for?We will carryout a 3 day conference bringing together women in leadershipand the vulnerable women to share experiences and ideas on climate changeimpactsand come up with locally led solutions to the existing impacts.More so, we will build a Feminist Movement where the vulnerable women areable to share their climate change stories and struggles withwomen inleadership to build resilience while fighting for climate justice.Further more , we will carryout media campaigns and produce advocacymaterials to create public awareness about climate change and the injusticesfaced by vulnerable women thereby reducing onthe shrinking civic spacefaced by many feministgroups.Lastly, we will also train women and girls on green economic alternatives likeweaving to replace polythene bags and making of briquets to reducecharcoal burning there by protecting and preserving the environment fromclimate change impacts. More sothese projects will empower womenfinancially to reduce on gender based violence in families.
Coastal Municipalities Water Utility Repair and maintenance of 6 damaged WASH infrastructures (3 water and 3 sewage networks) by partner CMWU to mitigate public health threats in line with the SPHERE and cluster standards
Institute of Participatory Devpt - MADCA The Malindi District Cultural Association (MADCA) has been in the fight against the killings of the elderly for a decade now, having established two rescue centres in the county with a current population of 39 elders has not been able to contain the situation as more elders are endangered in their homes. There are those who are held in the rescue centres however many more are suffocating and waiting for their days as they are a target of their tormentors. The local leadership; politicians, religious leaders, county and national governments among others have not shown interest in the killings of the elderly, making this special segment of the society vulnerable. The fight against elderly killings has been seen to be the role of MADCA by all other institutions. MADCA in this new initiative partners with Institute of Participatory Development-Kulamusana (IPD-K) calling for all key stakeholders to collaborate in the fight against the mass killings of the elderly. The project will engage strategic stakeholders for a joint and stronger voice, inthe fight against/eradicating the menace of the killings of the elderly in Kilifi County. The project will specifically; Organize stakeholders around security matters i.e., civil society, politicians, religious leadersamong others, train 10 song composers and record music by November; conduct four radio talk show sessions; conduct outreach programs; conduct radio talk shows to bring leaders in discussions i.e., government, politicians, academicians.
CO-Women’s Livelihood&Climate Smart Agri Agriculture in Uganda is mainly rain fed and based on subsistence farming; challenging the sustainability and food security of farmers and making the sector highly vulnerable to weather variability, climate hazards (particularly droughts) and climate change.
Majority of Women and youth in Zombo district still live insecure livelihood sources, they largely depends on agriculture as their main source of livelihoods and employment, they have greater financial and resource constraints, lower levels of access to information and services than men. Because of these gender inequalities, women and youth face unique challenges when it comes to sustainable livelihood and climate change.
Despite being face-to-face with the problem, women and youth are often not part of the solution. The UN’s Gender Action Plan notes that sustainable development can only be achieved if women are involved in developing and implementing all aspects of climate change mitigation and adaptation
The impacts of COVID-19 and climate change have exacerbated food insecurity and that called for urgent intervention to improve on livelihoods of households.
 In these circumstances, Oxfam would like to support 150 women smallholder farmers to practice climate-smart agriculture to maximise theirproductivity and increase nutrition and income.

1.2 Project participants (profile of project participants, number of people expected to directly participate in project activities)

The project will target 150 vulnerable households in Zombo district and build their capacities to cope and adapt to the impact of the climate change and improve their food and income security.

1.3 Project description, including objectives and key activities

Keyactivities Start date End date
Conduct training on disaster risk reduction and climate smart agriculture.  1st august 2023 15th august 20223
Procure and distribute water harvesting and irrigation equipments  20th august 2023 30th august 2023
Procure and  distribute  indigenous food security crops  15th July2023 30th July 2023

2. Key risks and mitigation measures

2.1. Key internal risks thatcould affect project implementation (may include financial, human resources, organizational, strategic) and key controls in place to minimize negative impacts
Key risks Level of risk/possibilities of occurrence  Mitigation plan
Late release of funds to implement time bond activities like distribution of seeds and agro-forestry trees for planting  medium Early preparation of farmers
Use of service providers to refinanced supply of seeds and seedlings
Men restricting and not support their wives with project activities  LowConduct training on gender action learning systems and involve men in the training.
Transforming  attitudes about women's rights OXFAM program ID PROG10144

Gender Justice is an outcome and a process that places Oxfam in Nigeria#s work for gender equality in the context of a rights-based approach. The programme has both stand-alone components and is also mainstreamed across programmes: These include the following components:

Women#s Participation and Transformative Leadership (WPTL);
Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG);
Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE) and
Gender Mainstreaming

Our Women#s Participation and Transformative Leadership(WPTL) ensures that women participate in and gain equally and meaningfully from all development and humanitarian programs. WPTL aims to strengthen women#s individual and collective power to end poverty and challenge inequalities. Based on our understanding of the diverse barriers, including social restrictions that limit women#s participation and leadership, our approach to this is through the VSLA systems that creates safe spaces for women to save, organise and influence their households and the society.

Our Preventing Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) aims atending violence against women and girls requires changes in laws and policies as well as in individual and collective beliefs, attitudes and behaviours on women#s rolesandrights.We will seek to build collective power and create strategic community of champions (men and women) who would promote zero tolerance and non-acceptance of violence against women in our ENOUGH Campaign. The national approach is targeted at advocating for the domestication of theVAPP Act 2015 in the States of the Federation; while advocating for the passage of the GEOB Bill.

Our Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE)seeks to implement targeted programmes that increase women's access to resources to build sustainable livelihoods. It also seeks to build the capacity of women small-holder farmers to change negative cultural beliefs, influence policy formulation and encourage other women.

Our Gender Mainstreaming will be adopted throughout the whole Gender justice program. What itmeans is that major gender considerations and related actions will be integrated. A focus will be given to methodologies such as RCA, GALS to challenge unequal power relations, unpaid care analysis that prevent women from participating in social and economic activities.
KH_LLC_Linking and Learning Facilitator Live and Learn Cambodia is the Linking and Learning Facilitator for Voice in Cambodia. Voice Linking and Learning refer to the total of activities, processes and trajectories realised to boost collaboration, connectedness, sharing, listening, learning, innovationand innovation of new knowledge among grantees. It aims to produce evidence, learnings and innovative solutions to catalyse transformative change to promote diversity and inclusion. LLC works in straight collaboration and coordination with VoiceCambodia as well as the Voice global coordination team. We believe that as a facilitator in Linking and Learning, we are able to  support grantees to reach their full potential through collaboration and working together as a community.
So far, Linking <(>&<)>Learning has provided spaces for grantees to learn from one another and network, but it has not encouraged significant collaboration between organisations on issues that are contextual to the realities of civil society in Cambodia. We encourage collaboration so that each grantee understands the other and gains experience in working on various issues. Live and Learn Cambodia supports Voice grantees in developing their own linking and learning as well as amplify the linking and learning to national, regionaland international level. They promote participation of members of the Voice target groups and facilitate building communities of practice around issues and challenges that concern them. They develop a platform that supports inclusive collaboration, including community members in geographically remote areas. They organise events and meetings, develop thought provoking pieces, and produce creative works in order to amplify the grantees’ voices at the local, regional, and national level. We encourage collaboration so that each grantee understands the other and gains experience in working on various issues.