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CO-506575 Mozambique CO The Economic and Social Justice Specific objective 3: Community rights related to natural resource exploitation and revenue expenditure are enforced through pro-poor legislation in line with relevant national and international legal frameworks.
In general from the DANIDA project  "Social and Economic Justice" we expect , in 2021, the following results :
On Extractives :
-National policy and practice regarding revenues from extractive and resettlement of affected communities are improved in design and implementation to ensure transparency, accountability and enforcement of community rights.
On Local Governance :
-Policy for local authority budgeting and execution is revised and implemented to facilitate effective citizen engagement for greater accountability to communities.
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To achieve these  results the project will implement the following strategic activities (as stated in the project) :
On Local Governance :
1. Support to participatory annual budgeting preparation processes in 2 districts.
2. Budget monitoring and documentation of variances between plans and spending and development of policy proposals on fair  local budgeting.
3. Development of an advocacy strategy for the adoption of just local budgeting policy proposals Partners
On Extractives :
4. Development and initiation of an advocacy strategy for the adoption of CSO proposals on the revenue sharing mechanism into the ongoing dialogue. Partners.
5. Monitorpolicy and implementation of resettlement plans in the Palma district to ensure a fair relocation process.
TUPO.TUSIKIZWE Project The Coalition on Violence Against Women (COVAW) will implement the TUPO.TUSIKIZWE (We are Here. Listen to Us) Project in Kenya.

The project aims to promote greater creation of more open political participation and civic engagement by Women facing exploitation, abuse and/or violence. The project will empower Women facing exploitation, abuse and/or violence to self – advocate and inform evidence based research and policy recommendations to be generated by the project. The evidence based research and policy recommendations will be utilized to influence and catalyze the creation of and access to more open, political spaces, processes and participation bythe aforementioned rights holders.  In addition, the project will also enhance responsiveness to Gender Based Violence (GBV) and economic empowerment of adolescent girls and young women.

The Implementation phase of the project will contribute to the realization of Impact Areas 1, 2 and 3 of the VOICE programme.

The design phase of the TUPO.TUSIKIZWEProject commenced in 2020 and has been completed. Lessons learnt and innovations from the design phase and the Livening Linking and Learning engagements have informed the development of the Implementation Phase of the project. The Implementation phase ofthe TUPO.TUSIKIZWE Project will commence in May 2021and end in 2022. This second phase will be implemented in the Kwale County, in Kenya.
Laos: General Fund (Discretionary Fund) The amount of 40.000 Euro is a generic contribution to all Oxfam offices in countries on Oxfam Novib's list of priority countries and can be used for any purpose in line with Laos Country Operational Plan.
AISHA The equality in action program (Volunteer Cooperation program) is a global capacity building program for local partner organizations delivered mainly through Canadian volunteers and other mechanisms. The program aims to increase the social and economic well beingof the poorest, most marginalized people, especially women and girls. This should be achieved by increasing partners' performance from 13   countries in implementing more inclusive, innovative and sustainable development initiatives that advancegender equality and inclusive governance. Additionally, the program will increase Canadians participation in international development and key global issues by supporting gender equality, empowerment of women and girls, and inclusive governance through working closely with partnersand supporting their needs and capacities. Through this programme and initiative AISHA will conduct a participatory research to characterize enablers and barriers of women's micro-business in COVID-19 context which advance adaptive leaning culture of AISHA and partners so that they can shape suitable solutions for women economic empowerment. This research will be To better understand the enabling factors and barriers to women's micro-enterprises in the context of COVID-19 in order to adapt and improve support programmes for women's economic empowerment.
OGB MENA platform BJECTIVE
Make a more welcoming world which recognizes that migration is a natural and positive phenomenon that can be managed humanely and in a rights respecting way.
OUTCOMES
1. The perspectives, needs and recommendations of local refugee, migrant, host community and women’s rights organisations are deliberately and systematically considered in policymaking.
2. Displaced persons are protected and have access to local and sustainable solutions that take into account their rights and dignity, and thatof hosting communities
3. Global, regional and national policies and practices on human mobility are strengthened through a principled and rights-based approach that recognise and harnesses human mobility’s potential for development.
4. The links between displacement and other global issues pertaining to Oxfam’s work, such as climate change, inequalities and civic space, are understood and prioritized by donors, humanitarian and development actors
CO-BMZ TDA Resilience Oxfam in oPt will overall manage the project and the 3 partners including readiness and preparedness capacity building for partnersstaff and community representatives. Further Oxfam will be responsible for conducting gendered vulnerability mapping and produce communication material and case studies to disseminate program progress and achievement.  Oxfam will be overseeing monitoring of the project and will be overall responsible for the achievement of outcomes.
CO-Somalia Drought Joint Response The Somalia Drought Joint Response proposes a multi-sectoral response to the crisis in Bay (South West State), Bari (Puntland) and Lower Juba region. These regions were selected as priority locations, based on the severity of the drought situation, number of affected people, number of IDPs, and IPC level (areas facing IPC 4). The overarching objective of the JR is to provide severely drought affected people with life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance.
The partners have designed their response based on needs and gaps, their technical expertise and complementarity with other interventions to maximize impact. Selected activities are in line with humanitarian and cluster recommendations/standards. The response is a multi-sector approach with holistic WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL), and MPC interventions, with Protection being mainstreamed.
YARJEJENIYA BISAN LABARUN YANAR GIZO APAC
the project to develop a "Charter of Social Media in Niger" is being implemented by a consortium of two CSOs led by women and youth (APAC - Association of African Women Communication Professionals - Niger Branch - and ABCA - Association of Bloggersfor ActiveCitizenship). Through the actions of these CSOs, the aim will be to support and train women and youth in the following sectors: associations, social media and traditional media.
This project, which essentially affects the most marginalized anddiscriminated people, namely women and youth, also aims at influencing policies and behaviors in order to move things forward for the common interest. It will be implemented in 7 regions of Niger - Niamey, Agadez, Diffa, Dosso, Maradi, Tillabéri and Zinder -for a period of 12 months.
The learnings and all the activities of the project will be shared and disseminated on social and traditional media (TV and Radio) through blog posts, videos, photos and audio recordings.
One of the main expected outcomesisthe accompaniment of 240 female bloggers(18 years - 45 years) and 15 young people (18 years - 35 years) to professionalize their social media support through the creation of professional blogs and websites that can enable them to make an entrepreneurialuse of it to substantially increase their income.
SD=HS in Nepal The program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam Great Britain (OGB) country office in Nepal will be the overall project coordinator inNepal while Li-bird will be responsible for the implementation of Pillars 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the project.The Oxfam Country Office will be the grant holder hence will sign contracts with Oxfam Novib on one hand and with Li-bird on the other.
NANA - ASSOCIATION FOR DEVELOPMENT NANA is a non-profit, private development legal entity with legal personality with administrative, financial and patrimonial autonomy. It gathers 32 young members of both sexes. The organization is of provincial scope, with its soothes in the City of Mocuba, street Robert Mugabe, founded the 14 of February of 1998.
NANA and its partners work to ensure that human rights are respected, protected and fulfilled as the primary responsibility of the state. The NANA has a strategic plan (2016-2021).
The vision of the organization is that NANA is an organization with recognized capacity and contributing to the sustainable socio-economic development of the country, to eradicate the poverty of the most vulnerable people with particular emphasis on woman and young girls at rural areas.
The organization mission is to:
I) Participate in decision-making processes and public policy debate;
II) Support to vulnerable groups for the full enjoyment of their rights;
III) Participation in the sustainable management of natural resources and preservation of the environment;
IV) Support the capacity development of community-based organizations working within the NANA mission and vision.
NANA has a track record of partnering with Oxfam IBIS since 2013. The partnership agreement consists of strengthening its thematic and constitutional competencies as well as financial support to develop activities that contribute to strengthening the voices of rural men and women in the sense of know and demand their basic rights. Particularly for this project, NANA will work with rural youth groups, women and girls outside the school system, providing an opportunity for access to information and a non-formal education model that will enable them to solve their own problems and concerns as well as community problems. This education model, in addition to focusing on leteracy and counting, integrates educational content that includes aspects of gender and human rights. NANA will continue to promote local public hearings, where citizens have the opportunity to present the findings of social audits in the process of monitoring the financial performance of the education sector.
In relation to the project Economic and Social Justice NANA will contribute to the following areas:
- Organize social audits related to education and health sector in the district and municipality of Mocuba.
- Organize district and municipality "Public Hearings"as to influence decision makers to improve public services in the district and municipality of Mocuba. This objective is aligned with one of the objectives of the ESJ project that states: #Local policies andbudgets reflect the priorities of the communities in Mocuba district in quantity and quality of public services provided as well asin more transparentand accountable budgeting.
Space girls participation and leadership he present project implemented by APJK targets  a young  citizen participation particular a girl for 15 months . The location is Kati  15 km form Bamako. it  aims to strengthen girls' participation in governance in Kati and facilitate   community dialogue. This project consists to create  in the commune an effective  capacities to  mobilize and sensitize .Through the project  ensure to youngparticular  a girl to exercise citizen control  and participate  public affairs that concern them and reducing their marginalization. The  objective are to contribute to active citizen participation for  140 girls in kati
Specific objectives :-Strengthen the organizational and institutional capacities of the AJPK;- To enable girls to better understand their rights,duties and responsibilities as citizens and to have spaces for debate and opportunities to express their understanding of citizenship;. - Strengthened young girls actively contribute to the use of techniques on social networks and propose alternatives concerning communal politics and citizenconstruction;The main activities to be carried out during this phase are as follows:- Research on girls' priorities for civic participation; - Information and community awareness-raising on the issues of political andsocial participation of girls;- Training of young girls on skills and competencies related to participation and active citizenship;- Organization of consultations between young girls, citizens and communal authorities;- Development of interactive gamesonactive citizenship and communal development aimed at encouraging young girls to understand the processes of decision-making, communal management and the rights and duties of young people. Organization of civic education meetings to develop and share publiccampaign materials in the municipality and surrounding area on democracy and active citizenship. - Political advocacy and lobbying- The establishment and animation of a mobile learning platform toimprove the quality of their political and social participation and address several major socio-cultural constraints that prevent them from fully playing their roles and responsibilities as active citizens.
ACHA- NOW US AWARD Nigeria Africa Caribbean Heritage Alliance (ACHA) is an old grantee of Voice and implemented a brilliant Innovate <(>&<)> Learn grant. Theyhave now been awarded this grant to implement another innovate <(>&<)> learn grant called the 'NOW US AWARD'. This award aims at celebrating inclusion, by bringing together the rights-holders of Voice who have been making efforts/taking little steps towards achieving a responsive <(>&<)> inclusive society. Through this grant, Voice want ACHA to facilitate the selection process for the rights-holders that will be participating in the Now Us Award, prepare them for the award which needs to go through transparent process andfinally mentor and support them in their innovative concepts.

ACHA promises to bring on board, a unique, different and up-scalableapproach that  will allow a fresh look at working together to create awareness and platforms for these organizations to work with youth using art, sports, culture, music, dance, artwork and community theatre to transform to speak out, organizethemselves, learn and become advocates and role models.  They believe that once youth are educated, they can demonstrate those skills in  workshops and the best ones can be awarded, linked to performing artists and crafts experts, twinned with writers, mentored and coached.

Some of the activities ACHA proposes to enable them make this 'NOW US AWARD' successful are:
-Conduct outreach and amplify the event to attract right candidates
-Organize and facilitate a boot camp to work with the rights-holderson their innovative ideas
-Organize the NowUs Award and celebrate rights-holders through the award
-Mentor winners that emerge from the award
-Facilitate and support the participation of the winners in Inclusion Festival happening in the Hague
KH-CLA_ Phka Sla Akareach Phka Sla Akareach or The Independent of Phka Sla project aims to encourage and empower women and girls to live on their self-independent concept, combat gender stereotype and social norm that put pressure on single women who want to live independently. It indented to see women and society understand more about women’s rights in making decisions and be aware that being single or married is their choice. Change the mindset of the society that judges singleness and the audience would know more about the tipto care about their mental health. They want society to know that judgment or stigma is really effected to other people, especially their mental health. This is to encourage women not to be ashamed that being single. Also, women are aware more of well-being to make their mental health strong so they are strong enough to do decision making. To achieve their main objective, they are using social media content creators, and infographics to raise women’s awareness through 10 different content, 3 podcasts episodes will be produced by joining by psychologists, influencers, and other special guests with the purpose to stop bullying old-single ladies, understanding ''Decision making", and get inspiration, tips, advice on how to taking care of their mental health.2 different physical events are planned to beorganized in Battambang and Phnom Penh which will include a practical mental health workshop, song creation workshop, screening day, and art exhibition.  This 12 months project is targeted to conduct in Battambang province and Phnom Penh city.
CO-BGR Climate Smart Agriculture 2023 Women need to be engaged in developing and implementing all aspects of climate change mitigation and adaptation for sustainable development to be fully realized. In Uganda women and youth have an important role in agriculture and natural resource management, but also have greater financial and resource constraints and limited access to information and resources as compared to men. Women especially face unique challenges in maintaining sustainable livelihoods in the face of climate change due to gender inequality.

Simultaneously, climate change has resulted in erratic and unpredictable rainfall and the onset, duration, and intensity of rains vary considerably from year to year affecting agriculture production. Land degradation, poor soil, high dependence on rain-fed agriculture has been a big stumbling block to the efforts of the Ugandan government and NGOs to increase household food security and income. The impacts of COVID-19 and climate change have also exacerbated food insecurity and increased the need for urgent interventions to improve household food security and livelihoods.

For this project, Oxfam will support 150 women smallholder farmers to enhance their capacity in climate-smart agriculture practices to maximize their productivity and increase nutrition and income. This work will fully engage women and youth so they are part of the solution in mitigating climate change and increasing food security.
CO-505233 I. Humanitarian, DRR and WASH:  To strengthen 1. the humanitarian monitoring system for rapid responses and 2. capacity building oflocal communities and actors in crisis/disaster preparedness, prevention and response. To systematize, intensify and extend the Early Action/Early Response approach.

II. Resilience and Peacebuilding:  To reduce tensions and to increase the resilience of vulnerable groups affected by the conflicts in the Diffa and Maradi regions.
SHO/Giro555 Earthquake Turkiye and Syria On 6 February 2023, an earthquake struck southern Turkey and northwest Syria. A second earthquake occurred only hours later. Thousands of people lost their lives and hundreds of buildings were destroyed. Humanitarian efforts focus, for example, on providing access to clean drinking water, hot meals, temporary shelter and medicines.
HO-503001 Piloter le système action-apprentissage genre (GALS) pour renforcer la prise en compte des aspects genre et l’impact pro-pauvre du programme de Centres d’innovations vertes pour le secteur agroalimentaire au cœur de l'initiative spéciale « UN SEUL MONDE sans faim»
Siaya Muungano Network The project will increase widows bargaining power to challenge inequalities and the human rights violations they undergo in our community. This will be achieved through:
1. Training 50 widows on savings and transformation; this is aimed at enrolling them into grass root saving schemes to increase access to credit for their business, health care, children education and food security
2. Training 50 widows on Income Generating activities, selection, planning and management; this will help them understand and identity the businesses that they can do better and sustain.
3. Legal awareness sessions for the 50 widows to increase their civic awareness on how to handle human rights violations they encounter in their day to day lives
4. Training 50 widows on handcraft skills such as pottery, basket weaving and jewelry and support them to start handcraft jobs
Health Promotion and Wellness Burundi is facing humanitarian crises resulting from conflicts and natural disasters that sometimes lead to displacement of populations, chronic food insecurity and limited access to basic infrastructure. The climatic hazards that increasingly affect theBurundianpopulation include droughts, floods, high winds, hail, etc. This leads the population to higher levels of risk and humanitarian needs at a time when the capacities to reduce these risks, emergency response and coordination of local actors are still very weak.

However, even if emergency aid is still needed, it is now essential for humanitarian and development actors to work in an integrated and continuous way to strengthen the resilience of local populations, their capacity to absorb, adapt and respond to multiple shocks,reducing the risks and impacts of disasters.

To achieve this, a considerable effort must be made to enhance and strengthen the skills of local actors, as well as their access to financial resources. Because of their knowledge of the local context and their knowledge of risks and vulnerabilities, they are better able to respond quickly, appropriately and efficiently in the event of disasters.

It is in this capacity that RCBIF has prepared this Project proposal in order to be able to implement disaster risk prevention actions aimed at reducing the impacts of disasters resulting from landslides and differential erosion.

Here RCBIF intends to strengthen the capacities of local communities in the analysis and assessment of risks, the implementation of disaster prevention actions such as the tracing of level curves and the planting of fixing trees on the slopes of the slopes.
Overall goal
Contribute to the protection of the watersheds of the hills cankuzo, Mwiruzi, Busumanyi, Kavumu, Gahoko, Gisuru, Ruyigi and Mwegereza.
Specific objectives
•Promote the protection of the watersheds of the twelve hill lakes using cash for work approaches
• Promote the protection and stabilization of the hillsides of the action zone
•Promote the reinforcement of devices for slowing down the speed of runoff