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CO-Climate Change & Migration Research The research "Climate change and spontaneous migration: Status and Oxfam's role in promoting urgent and strategic changes" will address the following thematic questions:
1. Study available documents on the status, related stakeholders, solutions / initiatives / projects, progress / results and policy gaps related to Migration and Climate Change at the level global, regional and Vietnam.
2. Study the case study of migration situation in the Mekong Delta
3. Propose appropriate interventions to limit the impact of free migration within Oxfam's strategic priorities.
CO-Influencing Climate Change Policy Ug This project is largely a continuation of activities from the previous project that has been implemented for several years. However, the entire project was designed after a critical analysis involving local civil society partners in consultation with grass root farmers, in recognition of the fact that climate change and agriculture policies and programme were not consultative of the grassrootcommunities and fall short of effective implementation.

Partners and Oxfam staff designed the project informedby a context analysis generated from grassroot small holder farmers.
Overall Objective:
To support civil society domestication and polarization of climate change and agriculture policies, Plans and programmes to improve implementation of and enhance the resilience of small holder farmers especially women in Uganda.
CO-Improving access to water and livelih The project seeks to improve existing WASH intervention that also has an ongoing integrated livelihoods approach in water supply inthe settlement and host communities. The need to reduce water wastage, dependency of refugees on constant external support and promote safety in access.

To address the critical challenges being faced towards ensuring sustainable access to safe water services, Oxfam in Uganda and other WASH actors are currently seeking to find innovative and appropriate models and measures to ensure sustainable operation and management of water supply systems in refugee and hosting populations, in line with strategic priorities of the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF)  , Refugee Response Plan (RRP) 2019 # 2020 and the Refugees and Host Populations Empowerment (ReHoPE) framework. One of such initiatives include the OXFAM#s study undertaken between November 2017 and January 2018 on theoperation, maintenance (O<(>&<)>M) and management models for ensuring sustainable WASH facilities in refugee and host community contexts in Uganda . The study was part of the Global initiative covering 5 countries, undertaken by OXFAM in partnership with UNHCR. In Uganda, it was adopted as an activity of the National level Water Supply Technical Working Group where Oxfam holds membership.
Field Implementation - Food Destribution MA'AN Development Center will carry out the field implementation of in-kind food distribution. This will include renting warehouses, receipt of in-kind commodities, packaging, and distribution of 4 cycles a year for 35,000 beneficiaries in North Gaza and in Khanyounis  who are the beneficiaries of the World Food Programme as part of their food aid operation in the Gaza Strip targeting non-refugee population.
MA'AN will carry out all monitoring related to the distribution.
Joint Response ,Flood Response Helmand Broad based inclusive coordination network with sectoral departments and humanitarian community, plus with active involvement of flood-affected families in all stages of the project intervention processes will make the proposed assistance more accountable and transparent.
The project will encompass the below components:
# Providing cash for Shelter repairs
The short-term outcome will be creating access to adequate, dignified shelter though cash for shelter repairs.
The long term outcome will be  improved and safer housingconditions for affected households.
The community complaints and feedback mechanism will be established in all target communities and hotline number of complaint and response mechanism with focal points will be distributed to all the beneficiaries. Oxfam commits to provide a response to all received complaints within reasonable timeline. Male and female beneficiaries will be consulted in project planning, implementation and monitoring, for example in identification of the accessible cash distribution points, training time. Every 10 household of the shelter beneficiaries will be formed as clusters who will support each other during the shelter repair. The second installment of the cash will not be distrusted to any of the 10 clustermember households unless all of them reach to the required level of the construction and repair stage.
Mali: Supporting citizen's movements Context:
As Mali continues to face an escalating security crisis, markets and schools have been closed, there are few economic and employment opportunities and restrictions on personal freedoms and freedom of speech decrease. This threatens to erode social cohesion in a cycle of mistrust, marginalisation and exclusion, where young people are particularly impacted. In response to this, citizenmovements and community associations were created putting forward their demands for restoration of law, justice,peace and transparency in the management and sharing of wealth, and accounability of rulers, often led by young people and women. These movements and associations have detailed knowledge of the context and often are the first to react to a crisis, thoughit is difficult for them to receive funding.

Project:
This project by Oxfam in Mali therefore shall support grassroots community organizations and movements (especially those led by young people and women) through a small grants scheme. This will allowthem to implement their strategies to hold duty bearers accountable, fight against inequality and strengthen active citizenship. Through this grants scheme, community organizations and movements will be able to access funding quickly and respond to needsor important issue they are perceiving through locally led and designed initiatives. Besides, Oxfam Mali will strengthen relations, cooperation and exchange between various associations and movements to create synergies. The project targets 10 associations(citizens' movements, grassroots community associations etc.) who will receive funds.

Goal:
Contribute to the emergence of a more open civic space, where women and young people fully enjoy their right to participate and express themselves freely onissues of peace, social cohesion and the reduction of inequalities.

Results:
1) 10<(><<)> small grants are awarded to support local initiatives on social cohesion and active citizenship, supported by community networks and citizen movements.
2) 10<(><<)> associations networks are revitalized, connected, supported, and carry out advocacy and influencing actions at local and national level.
OGB in Pakistan - Global costs (GALS) Oxfam Novib and its partners, Bedari and Indus Resource Center (IRC), will implement the MTBA programme in four Union Councils (UC), namely  Larkana and Shikarpur in Northern Sindh and Muzaffargarh and Lodhran in South Punjab. Over the 5 years of implementation, the programme will target a total of 80 villages.
Review of secondary literature indicates that the issue of child marriage is multilayered, spanning socio-cultural, religious, economic and legal dimensions. Any effective measures to address it, therefore, need to be multi-pronged confronting these various dimensions. Moreover, social norms and values, including honour and tradition, are major factors that play a role in early marriage. Therefore, interventions need to be comprehensive, with multiple entry-points, and, moreover, be firmly rooted with the local context. It is for this reason that the MTBA in Pakistan emphasises creating awareness and promoting harmful norms change whilst contributing to a more egalitarian and safe environment for adolescent girls. The MTBA will sensitise and build the capacity of youth to claim their rights and to protect themselves from child marriage.

The project is aimed ataddressing the issue of child marriages through multi-pronged strategies. Its planned outcomes are:
Outcome 1:  Young people are better informed about SRHR, including adverse effects of child marriage and empowered to voice their needs and rights
Outcome 2: Increased access to formal education for  girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 3: Increased access to economic opportunities for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage, and their families
Outcome 4: Increased access to child protection systems for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 5: Increased utilization of SRHR services that are responsive to the needs of young people, particular girls at risk of-, and affected by child marriage
Outcome 6: Increased engagement and collective social action against child marriage and in support of ASRHR
Outcome 7: Supportive rights-based legal and policy environment against child marriage and
empowered to voice their needs and rights
Outcome 2: Increased access to formal education for  girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 3: Increased access to economic opportunities for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage, and their families
Outcome 4: Increased access to child protection systems for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 5: Increased utilization of SRHR services that are responsive to the needs of young people, particular girls at risk of-, and affected by child marriage
Outcome 6: Increased engagement and collective social action against child marriage and in support of ASRHR
Outcome 7: Supportive rights-based legal and policy environment against child marriage
HO-Oxfam Horizon Planning The main purpose of this exercise is to conduct an analysis and sensemaking of Oxfam’s Global Horizon  planning  to  map,  and  capture  knowledge on specific  objectives, priorities,  systemic interventions,  actions  and  knowledge and  gaps  on  Climate  Justice that  will  feed into  the discussions of the Confederation and will shape the Climate Justice Horizon plan 2021 –2023.
APL+ - Scale up the capacity of Wom - LA Our project team will use the budget to implement activities for beneficiary groups, including HIV / AIDs infected groups and HIV risky groups. The main activity is to produce media, such as short video and documentary material, by conveying those who have been infected with it, to make it self-confident, and to confirm that they can stay as normal as the community, and to convince the general public that they are not the only group to be discriminated against and abusive. From this, we will also undertake activities to disseminate knowledge on risk groups to prevent and cure them properly in Vientiane Capital and six other target provinces: Luangnamtha, Bokeo, Luang Prabang, Houaphanh. Oudomxay and Xayaboury are to increase knowledge and empower the target audience to recognize and understand that their blood tests and germs are effective for them, as well as to ensure that they feel comfortable, not living alone and dared to go for a blood testing at facility. Also, to ensure that they have accessed toinformation, properly and appropriately cared for living in a happy society.
support for adolescent street girls The 10-year Gaza blockade, the aftermath of the 2014 conflict with Israel, the Palestinian Internal division, protracted humanitarian crises, the electricity crisis and PNA salaries crisis and the mass effects of the #great march of return# have all worsened Gaza#s protracted protection crisis, particularly for women, girls, and other marginalized groups. The current humanitarian crisis has negatively impacted gender perceptions, family dynamics, and has increased GBV. Findings from Oxfam#s 2018 Gender Analysis indicate that due to the prolonged occupation, population pressure, inadequate cash incomes, poor market, low productivity, poor quantity and quality of food intake and limited non-agriculture employment opportunities household vulnerabilities are deeply gendered. This project aims to empower adolescent street girls suffering from different types of GBV and at great protection risks to improve their knowledge and awareness of GBV concepts, forms, responses and available services they can benefit from. Moreover, it will provide specialized psychosocial support and mental health services to reduce negative effects and coping mechanisms with GBV, capacity building on self-protection mechanisms, referral to different GBV service providers to address different needs of these girls as well as awareness raising for perpetrators of GBV and their family members. It will also address the severe lack of data on this particular category at great GBV and protection risks by conducting a survey at the beginning of the project to obtain specific and updated data ontheir numbers in each location, types and forms of GBV and protection risks they are exposed to and best approaches of prevention and response.
ZOA-Bangladesh JR-II Violence in Rakhine State, Myanmar, which began on 25 August 2017, has driven more than 690,000 Rohingya across the border into Coxs Bazar, Bangladesh. Pre-existing camps and settlements have expanded with the new influx and at the same time new spontaneous settlements are formed and are quickly growing. People are staying in the forests and roadside places with limited or no shelter. Also, new arrivals are being absorbed by host communities. The refugee influx is putting an enormous pressure on existinginfrastructure, facilities and services both in the camps and settlements, and host community. The speed and scale of the refugee influx has resulted in a critical humanitarian emergency.

The key#objective of the Bangladesh Joint Response is to providelife-saving basic assistance in settlements, camps and host communities, and to seek protection, dignity and safety of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. The project will focus on activities in the sectors where both needs as well as gaps in assistance arehighest and where DRA member organizations can make a difference. These sectors are: WASH, Food, Shelter/NFIs, Health and Protection. A strong protection focus is ensured in all activities.
OGB Myanmar C&F 2019-2020 This project falls under the thematic area Conflict and Fragility and follows on the project A-05308 from 2017-2018. Through our work Conflict and Fragility Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve that more marginalized groups have a say in policies that affect theirlives; governments and international institutions support inclusion of women and promote protection of marginalized groups in security and peace building; and the private sector contributes to peace and development.

Given the lessons from thepast years and following the Rohingya refugee crisis fewer responsible investors are coming to Myanmar, resulting in a growing dominance of less accountable investors. In this context, MATA with over 400 member organizations nation wide and Oxfam shift focus in 2019-2020 to the extractives sector to stand as civil society stronger in solidarity instead of selecting areas to influence on a case-by-case and dispersed basis. The strategy will also include engagement with private actors in the sector to redress the balance in the natural resources sector with the aim to encourage more responsible and conflict-sensitive mining investment practices. While strategy shifts the influencing activities initiated in 2017 to influence 4 private investment cases such as building new coal fired power plants and landacquisition will continue to be pursued.
The long term outcome remains the same as we aim for communities to influence decision-making for improved economic justice, environmental conservation, social well-being, and equitable, sustainable economic development for women and men in Myanmar. Union and State/Regional government actors recognize and understand the need to strengthen mining policyand regulatory environment

To achieve this long-term outcome in Myanmar Oxfam partners with MATA. The project will support MATA incontinuing their mission in constructive engagement with the various stakeholders affected by and involved in extractives. It will also continue to developing its members capacity to work with the government and companies.
ADISCO-Right to Food ADISCO
IMPACT AND LONG-TERM OUTCOME

Burundian producer organizations, their national forum (FOPABU) and CSOs gain a strong capacity to develop and advance propositions and influence local and regional public and private sector policies, providing enabling environment to gain equitable access to fertilizer inputs, land, and credit for sustainable agriculture livelihoods benefiting small food producer families

TARGETED OUTCOMES

TARGETED OUTCOME(S): CAPACITY BUILDING: National CSOs/POs have increased capacity to influencethe public and private sector on the right to food and to participate in more inclusive fertilizer, land and finance systems.
TARGETED OUTCOME(S): POLICY CHANGE
1a) The Burundian government has implemented policies and practices that advance the opportunities of smallholder producers to access fertilizers, credits, land and organization in cooperatives.
1b) Microfinance institutions have implemented credit services and conditions that improve access to credit for small farmers

EARLY AND INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES
1a)  Improved Policies # Governments: Government implemented policies and practices that benefit small producers
1b)  Improved Policies # Private Sector: Microfinance institutions have implement-ted credit services and terms that improve access to credit for small farmers
2) Strengthened Civil Society Organizations: CSOs, POs and federations of cooperatives are capable of influencing decision makers
4) Increased Citizens Voice: Partner CSOs/POs and members have increased use of media to influence public opinion and to inform and sensitize members
5) Stronger and wider alliances: CSOs/POs built more contacts <(>&<)> alliances with stakeholders
6) Shifted norms and attitudes: Producers aware of risk of loss of soil fertility/adopt good soil health measures

ADISCO'S PROJECT CONTRIBUTION
ADISCO will intervene in 5 provinces and 41 communes: Muyinga (7 communes), Kirundo (7 communes), Ngozi (9 communes), Kayanza (9 communes) ,Bujumbura Rural (9 communes). However some activities of ADISCO are planned at the national level
With its strong experience ADISCOwill be involved in surveys and studies around the project. So ADISCO will contribute in the 1st a, 1st b,  2nd and 6th outcomes particularly in government and private sector policies analysis, capacity building of PO for shifting norms and attitudes.
CO-WASH, Env & Energy services to DRC re Oxfam will support UNHCR and OPM in WASH sector coordination in all settlements as the lead WASH partner. Under this, Oxfam will emphasis standardization and their adherence by partners, Systematic gap identification and addressing the gaps.   Oxfam willalso directly deliver water supply components of the project.
Integration with other sectors: Health; In the areas of using a single VHT structure with health sector for promotion. Community based surveillance using VHTs, Health risk monitoring, ORPs # Oral rehydration points as a preparedness measure. Livelihood: Community based groups addressing hygiene (drama club) and environmental (sub-catchment committee) concerns are supported with livelihood projects like waste-to-value (briquette, piggery), Cashfor work, VLS- saving schemes if possible, dome shaped slabs.
Oxfam will work with protection sector to conduct periodic joint protection and gender audit of WASH facilities. For environment, our livelihood expert will support in the development of woodlots after cutting down for the trees for latrine construction. Latrine plastic slabs and logs will be replaced with dome-shaped ferrocement slabs across all settlements.Water resources conservation/management, Tree growing under the energy and environment component (promote 2 fruit tree per HH, water points tree growing), ground water monitoring. Where applicable, community will be mobilized to use un-burnt bricks for latrine superstructure construction. Gender Parity in staffing: Oxfam#s CMT target is50/50 (male/female WASH staffing). Globally, Oxfam has 8%(14 engineers Uganda), 13% GHT (27 Engineers) and 19% (61 Engineers) Register. Female engineers
With the support provided by OPM and UNHCR, Oxfam will implement the WASH project in collaborationwith Uganda Red Cross and Hijra.  Oxfam will be the legal agreement holder (PPA) of the project and will be responsible for ensuring that all the project activities are undertaken according to the workplan with standard quality work. Oxfam will be accountable to UNHCR and other stakeholders on work assigned under this project.
CO-Grassroots Women in the Spotlight The Oxfam country office in Turkey will work together with Foundation for Support of Women#s Work (KEDV) to create knowledge products around women#s cooperatives to highlight and disseminate a development model that consolidates women#s social and political powerand puts community-led organizing at the centre of development efforts. Through producing case studies and audio-visual material on10 women#s cooperatives located across Turkey, Oxfam aims to highlight the experiences of grassroots women in movement building, their success stories, and the impact of their activities. This will support the scale up of this model within and beyond Turkey.

This project will document what works in economic and social empowerment of women and local communities. The acknowledgement, recognition and documentation of these success stories will provide an evidence base for women#s cooperatives, further support advocacy efforts to translate issues into policy solutions and options, raise public awareness, and develop relations with policy makers and legislators. The case studies and visual materials produced will also be shared with other Oxfam offices and external networks for in-depth discussions, strengthening the case for the replication and scaling up of the model.