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Credit and Financial Services: Programme for Rural Outreach of Financial Innovations and Technologies The programme''s overall goal is to contribute to the reduction of poverty in rural Kenya.  It will specifically seek to increase incomes of the target group as a result of improved production and productivity in the agriculture, livestock, fisheries and rural enterprise sectors.Key programme objectivesThe programme development objective is increased incomes of the target group as a result of improved production and productivity in the rural smallholder farm and off-farm sectors. The principal outcomes expected from the programme are that (i) poor rural households have enhanced access to a broad range of cost-effective financial services; (ii) systemic changes are made in the financial sector for a sustainable flow of funds to agricultural and rural areas; and (iii) the target group effectively manages its assets, markets its produce and increases its employment. Policy and institutional objectivesThe programme will provide a unique opportunity to contribute to the rural finance policy process and thereby will contribute to the reform of financial sector policy in Kenya and IFAD policy and strategy alignment.
Livestock: Animal Health Services Rehabilitation Programme Livestock: Animal Health Services Rehabilitation Programme
Agricultural Development: Smallholder Dairy Commercialization Programme The overall goal of the programme is to increase the incomes of poor rural households that depend substantially on the production and trade of dairy products for their livelihoods. The programme has two purposes: (a) increasing the financial returns of market-oriented production and trade activities by small operators, through improved information on market opportunities, raised productivity, cost reduction, value adding, and more reliable trade relations; and (b) the generation of self-employment and other income opportunities for rural households by the market-oriented dairy activities resulting from strengthened farmer organizations. The programme will work with the Government to enhance the environment for market-driven private-sector development of the dairy industry, and with groups of smallholder dairy producers and traders to strengthen their capacity to respond to market opportunities.
Agricultural Development: Second Integrated Agricultural Development Project Agricultural Development: Second Integrated Agricultural Development Project
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Kenya Financial Inclusion Facility RK-FINFA¿s project goal is to promote poverty reduction and foster climate change resilience and improved livelihoods in rural areas. The project development objective is to increase rural financial inclusion and green investments by agriculture value chain stakeholders, leading to equitable employment opportunities, innovative and resilient production systems and increased incomes for smallholders, poor and marginalized rural households and women and youth.RK-FINFA¿s project goal is to promote poverty reduction and foster climate change resilience and improved livelihoods in rural areas. The project development objective is to increase rural financial inclusion and green investments by agriculture value chain stakeholders, leading to equitable employment opportunities, innovative and resilient production systems and increased incomes for smallholders, poor and marginalized rural households and women and youth.RK-FINFA¿s project goal is to promote poverty reduction and foster climate change resilience and improved livelihoods in rural areas. The project development objective is to increase rural financial inclusion and green investments by agriculture value chain stakeholders, leading to equitable employment opportunities, innovative and resilient production systems and increased incomes for smallholders, poor and marginalized rural households and women and youth.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA Strategic Survey: Deep Dive on Iran. Belgium Army
Inter-European Air Forces Academy Professional Development Seminar - SHAPE This is a one-week seminar, conducted at SHAPE, Belguim, which provides key leadership lessons from the IESOS and IENCOA curriculum. It prepares NCOs and junior officers for more advanced leadership and management responsibilities. Students learn time and stress management, concepts of human behavior, teambuilding, critical thinking, effective communication, and leadership techniques, as well as implementing quality in the workplace. Experiential course activities challenge each student to apply curriculum concepts successfully and to influence group dynamics, cohesion, and effectiveness in a positive manner. By virtue of their international student body, IEAFA courses foster positive relationships between NATO and PfP members, as well as expanding students cultural knowledge and learning in a manner consistent with U.S. and NATO objectives.
Bureau of Energy Resources - Req Deloitte TO for Greenland Nukissiorfiit Attn U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Energy Resources. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Bureau of Energy Resources - Advancing Greenland s Mineral Sector Education U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Energy Resources. The CA will focus on building capacity in Greenland to oversee Greenland growing mineral resource sector and bolster domestic expertise.
Greenland Study to Detect Presence of Pink Salmon Project aimstodetect presence/absence ofthenon-indigenous pink salmon in theKapisillitRiver and monitor the population size of Atlantic salmon which is listed on the Greenland Red List.The requested funding will improve the resolution of temporal measurements in the sampling period.
Technical Assistance on Greenland Mineral and Energy Resource Sector Governance and Capacity Building Information Redacted [Covers miscellaneous contractual services not otherwise classified.]
REOS- Small Grants Program Pink Salmon - the new freshwater fish in Greenland:Project aimstodetect presence/absence ofthenon-indigenous pink salmon in theKapisillitRiver and monitor the population size of Atlantic salmon which is listed on the Greenland Red List. The requested funding will improve the resolution of temporal measurements in the sampling period.
Addiction Treatment in Greenland To improve outcomes in addiction treatment through sharing of best practices and expertise between Alaska, Denmark and Greenland.
Advancing Greenland's Mineral Resource Sector Expertise The CA will focus on building capacity in Greenland to oversee Greenland growing mineral resource sector and bolster domestic expertise.
REOS- Small Grants Program Alaska/Greenland Collaboration:Community-based resilience and suicide prevention training, building on networks and experiences shared during RISING SUN under Arctic Council/SDWG.
Small Grant program to Dartmouth College, Intitute for Arctic Studies in Greenland Small grant program to study impact of biting insects and potential impacts on communities in Greenland.
REOS- Small Grants Program Development of school packet teaching materials based on experiences from the US-DK-GreenlandicJoint Science Education Project
Technical Assistance - National Rural Electrification Program, through Government of Yemen USTDA provided a $259,382 grant for a follow-on technical assistance (TA) to the Yemeni Ministry of Electricity and Energy (MOEE) for assistance related to the establishment of a National Rural Electrification Program in Yemen. The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association International, Ltd. (NRECA) of Arlington performed the TA on a sole-source basis, and NRECA and MOEE shared the costs of the assistance.
Technical Assistance - NATIONAL RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROGRAM, through Government of Yemen USTDA is providing a $259,382 grant for a follow-on Technical Assistance (TA) to the Yemeni Ministry of Electricity and Energy (MOEE) for assistance related to the establishment of a National Rural Electrification Program in Yemen. The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association International, Ltd. (NRECA) of Arlington is performing the TA on a sole-source basis with a cost share of $32,423 for NRECA and $32,423 for MOEE.
Listening to the affected population Investigation into current accountability practices and thoughts from beneficiaries around accountability, and training with staff in humanitarian accountability.
Measuring the impact of aid agency programmes in rapid onset natural disasters This project intends to research, pilot and develop a Good Enough approach and supporting tools for the measurement of the impact of our aid agencies response programmes to rapid onset emergencies. The expected outcome of this project is the increased impact of agencies' humanitarian responses, directly benefiting the children, women and men affected by emergencies.
Arms Trade Treaty Book Application is made to Oxfam GB's RALF fund for 10,000 gbp to be used within financial year ending April 2015 to support the development of a book documenting the lessons learned from the successful campaign for an Arms Trade Treaty.   Provisional book title  Bringing the arms trade under control: how effective campaigning can change the world   Synopsis: What will the book be about and how is it original? It will be the story of a 10 year campaign to achieve an Arms Trade Treaty. How an idea amongst activists that was seen as derisory and idealistic by those in power became a reality supported by the majority of world governments.   Outline: A 200 -word summary of the book that might be used for marketing and back cover purposes
Pilot Project: Developing a model for referral in Oxfam humanitarian programmes This pilot project will primarily look at the ways in which Oxfam staff, partners and volunteers can safely and responsibly help the people we target (Oxfam ‘beneficiaries ‘including men, women and children, but with an emphasis on ensuring women and girls) in humanitarian programmes get better access to services they need such as medical, psycho -social and legal services, but also services tracing missing people, family reunification services and others as appropriate through an appropraite referral model.
Trailing of Pureit Sachet- house hold water treatmeent chemical The trial research work will have two components. 1) Laboratory test trial : this will be carried out in collaboration with Universite Laval and 2) Field assessment: investigation of acceptability and appropriateness in emergency settings carried out in collaboration with London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
IKEA - Empowering the Youth to Work - Technical support (Old PSIA59) LT Outcome 1:  Young women and men  are able to use their agency, soft and market -led skills to improve their economic and social standing
UK RIC UK Campaigns activity with the objective of influencing the UK government to act as a champion from February to October 2012 during the UN negotiation process to deliver a global Arms Trade Treaty.  Our aim is for the UK government to champion a legally binding, robust, humanitarian treaty that aims to reduce the human suffering caused by irresponsible arms transfers.
Promoting Rights of the Most Marginalized in context of HIV Services This project is aimed at supporting a Pan African project that aims at impacting HIV and AIDS responses in Eastern &Southern Africa.  The project looks into the impact of punitive laws on access to HIV and AIDS prevention, treatment and care services.  The project advocates for replacement for punitive laws by rights based legislations.  Project will also endeavour to strengthen the networks of MSM, Transgender people and male sex workers.  The project will support creation evidence base on needs of MSM related to HIV prevention, treatment and care interventions in select countries.  The proposal is for the period 1 June to 31 December 2010.
Regional Capacity-Building for Humanitarian Protection Response Activities:  Development of the Protection Peer Group as an OI group including an annual Meeting  2 Training workshops on Protection including a ToT  and ongoing support to their development through the Peer Group  Development of a set of Case Studies on protection in practice to be used as capacity -building tools   A study on the approach to gender in DRC and how this can be used in other conflict and disaster contexts  - as a tool for capacity building work.    The rationale and implementation of activities are fully described in the Protection Capacity Building Project attachment.
Protection Communications Package The project is for the development of a Communications Package on Protection, funded by UNHCR and commissioned by the Global Protection Cluster. This will enable a wide range of humanitarian actors, including but not limited to Oxfam staff, partners and allies, to have a common, clear and coherent understanding of protection which they are able to communicate effectively.
Growth, inequality and poverty in the G20 and beyond This research paper will draw together the economic evidence on the detrimental impact of inequality, demonstrating that inequality is bad for social development, bad for economic growth and ultimately bad for poverty reduction.  This research will form the basis for an Oxfam policy paper on equitable growth designed to influence the G20.
Enterprise Development Programme Oxfam's Enterprise Development Programme (EDP) invests in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that have potential to create significant social impact but lack the capabilities and resources for growth. Enterprises are carefully screened and approved by an independent investment committee. They receive an intelligent mix of loans, grants, and business development services. They tend to be more marginalised, physically and economically, than the SMEs supported by banks and mainstream investors.  EDP works closely with local business development service providers, financial institutions,  governments, universities, Non -Governmental Organisations (NGOs), and mentors.  Through a portfolio of viable and growing enterprises EDP supports the creation of new jobs and sustainable income generating opportunities, focused on empowering women as suppliers, employees and decision makers. Evidence from the programme is used to influence local governments and donors as well as international impact investors.  Programme aims to:  - Support the development of sustainable enterprises that would otherwise remain marginalised  - Secure and increase household incomes for vulnerable populations  - Increase women's participation and create opportunities for women's economic empowerment (WEE)  - Ensure all stakeholders get a fair share of the value generated by the enterprise  - Demonstrate SME investment approaches that can reach poorer excluded groups and empower women.
Adaptation at Scale in Semi Arid Regions (ASSAR) To strengthen knowledge systems that enable a shift from current risk management and adaptation practices into a mode that achieves transformative adaptation at scale, focusing on vulnerable groups and livelihoods within semi -arid areas. This will be achieved by 1) Generating new knowledge through trans -disciplinary actionable research; 2) Creating innovative communication approaches for effective knowledge sharing; 3) Developing and trialling relevant and actionable strategies for adaptation that inform and influence key stakeholders; 4) Enabling systemic capacity strengthening for adaptation, in research, policy and practice domains
Behind the Brands Behind the Brands offers a powerful basis to increase private sector public campaigning and ensuring publics are aware of the role of some of their favourite brands in food justice.
Speaking with One Voice on Gender Justice: A Learning Event The newly agreed OGB priorities (Speaking with One Voice, April 2013) recognises that: ‘Gender justice remains a distant dream for the many millions of women who account for two -thirds of the world's illiterate adults, who do sixty percent of the world's work but earn only ten percent of the world's income.'    Because of this, it identifies our goal on Gender Justice to be that by 2019: More poor and marginalized women will claim and advance their rights through the engagement and leadership of women and their organizations; and violence against women is significantly less socially -acceptable and prevalent.
Syria: from dictatorial bargain to equitable future (or some such) The research will look at Syria's pre -2011 social, political, economic and environmental situation, including the relationship between the state, different communities, civil society and citizens, and how the behaviour of the wider world had positive or negative impacts. This wider look will include the role of the wider world  - the role of Western governments, of international business, of international bodies such as the World Bank and IMF, the role of neighbouring countries and the role of wider ideological groups. Pls see TORS attached for further details...
Mobilising and managing domestic resources for the equitable development of poor Citizens and Civil Society Organisations create coalitions in order to advocate for different issues on budget mobilizing so that better policies are developed and implemented for people, especially the poor, ethnic minorities and women.  Project makes the most available opportunities - though strengthen national CSOs in their knowledge and advocacy on fiscal justice within a right based discourse.
CaLP's strategic priorities - Global Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) has four strategic objectives, all closely linked to its Global Framework for Action, as follows; capacity building, knowledge management and research, co -ordination and policy.  This project will consist of activities which build further on the progress already being made across each of these objectives, enabling the collective progress needed to deliver on major commitments such as the Grand Bargain, and repositioning CaLP in its ongoing engagement with its members and through headline events such as the Global Cash Forum and the State of the World's Cash report.
Collective and complementary humanitarian advocacy: enhancing system-wide collec The action will contribute to changing the eco -system through its logic of intervention and methodological approaches which aim to develop an enhanced common understanding of and approach to advocacy. The approach will be two -fold: 1. A wide set of actors across the humanitarian ecosystem will be provided with a range of accessible and inclusive tools, resources and training strategically designed to build diverse capacities and action on protection advocacy; and 2. the action will increase the evidence base for credible collective protection advocacy on critical issues, such as how advocacy efforts of local humanitarian actors can be strategically combined with those of regional and international actors to multiply impact
Building youth plaintiff leadership on climate change campaigning The full project is to support youth plaintiffs in key climate cases in the global South to lead convening of youth plaintiffs globally and to ensure that they can lead and play a central role in developing the narrative and influencing around their cases. These cases include cases that are totemic to the global youth movement on climate change (climate strikers/Fridays for the Future (FFF)) – e.g. Kelsey Juliana case in the US, Greta Thunberg is a plaintiff in one of the cases  - and cases that are the site of key climate justice struggles and which play a key role in global climate campaign narratives.  This grant request is to cover the attendance of one of the youth plaintiffs in a groundbreaking case in Colombia to attend COP25 (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties) as a key opportunity to commence the network building, knowledge sharing and leading for the year long project building up to COP26. There will be immediate impact from the interventions they make also. They will speak at 2 official side events and 2 full day conferences held during COP, they will be met by Canadian youth plaintiffs who are experienced delegation at COPs as well as Pacific youth activists who are building a legal intervention, they will speak at a press conference organised by climate litigation groups globally and build up a set of actions for follow up on extending their global reach in terms of leadership and sharing the potential of their case to be replicated in other jurisdictions.
Impact investing research and influencing A targeted piece on influencing impact investing that will draw from the output of our broader business structures piece (last year's agility pot). It is also about more than just the enterprise model issue but also about metrics and strategies to ensure impact investing is truly different to plain investing.
Forest Fruit Market for Women Construction of consolidation centers, installment of drying facility for primary processing of NTFP and providing trainings and consultancies.
Pee-Power (Urine-tricity) Pilot The project aims to scale up the University of the West of England's (UWE) "Pee Power" toilet field trials by extending them into an urban slum and refugee camp environment.
Sunrise 2.0 Studying smallholders in Unilever and other company supply chains The goal of Sunrise 2.0 is to learn how to do business with smallholders in a way that it improves their livelihoods. The intention is that this will inform Unilever's business model and Oxfam's development model and that learning from this will be shared widely. (This project is a continuation of Project Sunrise as described in PPTA74.)
Unilever - Piloting Public Health messaging in emergency context with Lifebuoy. Oxfam in partnership with the Unilever Foundation and its brand Lifebuoy are working together to research, develop and pilot test a global framework for hand washing based on emotional motivators and social marketing.  The project targets 700 mothers displaced by conflict in Jalozai camp, Peshawar, Pakistan and 1200 mothers affected by Typhoon Haiyan in Tacloban, Philippines.  The partnership objectives are to develop and pilot test a set of creative materials appropriate for mothers affected by emergencies and to encourage and promote their use among other agencies and governments.  The behavioural objectives focus on increasing hand washing knowledge and practice among mothers at critical times.  The project aims to achieve these objectives by September, 2015.
WEE in Ag Knowledge Hub The Knowledge Hub, working closely with the regional Communities of Practice (CoPs) and Oxfam International Thematic groups that work on Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) in Agriculture, will:  -Promote networking and peer -to -peer collaboration, by connecting staff and partners through regular calls, webinars and online discussions, and holding annual learning events.   -Support learning and innovation by agreeing on some priority learning themes and establishing working groups to advance learning until March 2017.   -Promote good practice and access to resources, by developing a Conceptual Framework on WEE in Agriculture, to help Oxfam deliver more consistent and impactful work.  The hub also manages Grow.Sell.Thrive2, an online platform on WEE in Agriculture, to disseminate learning and share experiences within Oxfam and the wider development sector.   -Support influencing and fundraising by compiling and sharing evidence tailored to different audiences, acting as an institutional memory for WEE in Oxfam. (via the online platform), and facilitating spaces where Oxfam staff can promote thought leadership.  -Support the design and implementation of the wider KNOW system as part of Vision 2020.