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My Rights, My Voice: Engaging marginalised children and youth in their rights My Rights, My Voice (MRMV) is an innovative three-year global programme, engaging marginalized children and youth in their rights to health and education services in eight countries # Afghanistan, Georgia, Mali, Nepal, Niger, Pakistan, Tanzania and Vietnam. The belief behind the MRMV initiative is that children and youth have a right not only to access good quality and free health (including sexual and reproductive health) and education services, but also to voice their needs, hold their governments to account to deliver on these provisions effectively, and ultimately to be listened to as members of society and rights-holders: as #active citizens#.

Children and youth living in poverty # especially girls and young women # are among the most marginalized and voiceless within society. Almost half the world#s population are under the age of 25 and almost 85 per cent of those live in developing countries. Despite this, young people are rarely central to decision-making processes affecting their lives and do not always have the relevant information about their choices or rights. The MRMV country projects see children and youth as active agents of change, rather than passive recipients of aid, services, and decision-making. As such, MRMV is working through partner organisations and directly with marginalised children and youth, their allies and duty-bearers around the world to engage these groups in ways that strengthen and support young people#s voices and ability to claim their rights to health and education. Tackling gender inequality and promoting girls# rights is an intrinsic and non-negotiable part of this approach. To create change at scale, local activities in the country projects are linked to regional-level activities and from there to national- and global-level change processes.

MRMV has four key objectives:

# To increase children and youth's awareness of their rights to health and education services.
# To strengthen children and youth's and their allies' skills and capacity to claim these rights.
# To facilitate opportunities for children and youth to engage with duty bearers (e.g. health and education ministries, teaching and medical professionals, religious leaders) which lead to specific actions delivering better access to and quality of health and education services.
# To strengthen Oxfam and our partners' capacity to work on youth agency and support our global campaigning force to facilitate youth claiming and accessing better health and education.

The Pakistan and Mali country projects are fully implemented by Oxfam Novib while the Afghanistan country project is jointly implemented by Oxfam GB and Oxfam Novib. The other projects are implemented by Oxfam GB with the exception of Niger which is jointly implemented by Oxfam GB and Oxfam Quebec.
Country Office 506609 oxfam Novib Office Oxfam au Burundi veut améliorer la qualité et la cohérence du travail dans les filières des produits vivriers dans les provinces oùOxfam a décidé de focaliser ces actions. Nous appuyons des associations et des coopératives  paysannes qui se sont spécialisés en la production de mais et haricots avec l#appui de nos partenaires CAPAD, ADISCO et CAPAD. Nous pouvons constater qu#il y a encore beaucoup de limitations dans ce travaille, dès l#accès et disponibilité et reproduction de semences améliorés, la fertilisation et pratiques culturales, les maladies, la récolte, méthode de sécher, stockage, conservation, la commercialisation en grain et la transformation en farine. OxfamNovib a une partenaire de longe durée au Rwanda, qui entre autres chose se ha spécialisé dans la chaine de valeur de mais, en plus autres céréales comme sorgho et légumineuses comme haricots et soya. Son nom est DUHAMIC-ADRI. C#est une Ong qui ha appuyé la fondation et ha encadré une série des coopératives qui se sont spécialisés dans la production de mais. En plus Duhamic-Adri ha constitué une entreprise SOSOMA (Soya,Sorgho,Mais) qui produit des mixtures des farines bien nutritives, fortifié avec vitamines en minéraux , pour enfants et programmes de nutrition. Avec une visite des leaders des coopératives de Burundi aux coopératives de Rwanda nous pensons qu#ils pouvaient beaucoup apprendre et s#inspirer pour le développement de ses filières au Burundi.
 Objectif du voyage
Visiter et apprendre de l#expérience des hommes et surtout des femmes leaders des coopératives au Rwanda spécialisés en la production , conservation et commercialisation de mais et légumineuses (haricots et soya)
HO GROW CLUA2 The Food and Beverage (F<(>&<)>B) industry is a key driver of climate change, with greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions from agriculture,deforestation and land use change amounting to a quarter of the world#s
total emissions. A succession of powerful public campaigns from Oxfam and our allies, including Oxfam#s
BtB campaign,1 have compelled companies in the F<(>&<)>B sector, as well as several major commodity
traders, to recently announce new policies that begin to tackle this problem. Nine of the ten largest F<(>&<)>B
companies have now adopted deforestation-free, peat-free and exploitation-free palm oil commitments
and seven have adopted commitments to achieve zero net deforestation across all high-climate risk
commodities.2 Six of the ten companies have committed to establishing science-based emissions
reduction goals.3

While progress has been made in securing these deforestation commitments, they represent thefirst
step on the journey towards achieving deforestation-free supply chains and reversing the current
upward trend of emissions generated from agriculture and land use change. Companies need to start
embedding their high-level commitments into sourcing policies and practices and ensure that their
suppliers uphold the environmental and social standardsthey have committed to. Further, these policy
commitments don#t adequately address the social and human rights challenges associated with
deforestation, and have yet to translate into impacts on the ground in countries and communities where
these commodities are sourced from.

Moving forward, it will be critical to hold companies accountable to deliver on their commitments while
supporting efforts to strengthen their implementation. This calls for a focus on monitoring how
companies are engaging their suppliers and putting in place time-bound plans for achieving greater
transparency, traceability and transformation in their supply chains; ensuring that rights and livelihoods
of local communities are protected and enhanced in the implementation of deforestation commitments;
and facilitating meaningful community buy-in and participation, as well as alignment with national
policies and land use governance in countries where these commodities are sourced.
Country Office 506590 Oxfam Novib Bureau The majority of Tunisian civil society associations do not have an extensive experience in advocacy or do advocacy work without anyreal strategy or long-term vision. Capacity building in advocacy is a priority for many of them given the current transitional context, which requires fast and effective actions to influence the political agenda and the choices that will shape the future of the country.
With its expertise in advocacy and experience in more than 90 countries, Oxfam is able to actively contribute to capacity building in advocacy of Tunisian civil society.  This project is aimed at providing training for Tunisian civil society associations.
Universal Access to Female Condoms Joint Programme (UAFC) Universal Access to Female Condoms Joint Programme
The generally low rates of condom use, the high levels of unmet needs for protection methods, the higher STI/HIV incidence and prevalence rates for women and their additional risk of unintended pregnancies provide a strong rationale for promoting female condoms. Massive social marketing and exposure to female condoms will eventually decrease the cultural sensitiveness, myths and misconceptions surrounding the use of female condoms and promotion of women#s reproductive health in general.

The route to follow for female condoms to become an ordinary household product involves # as was the case for male condoms # prolonged large-scale (mass media) campaigns, easy access and availability, as well as education,  awareness-raising and national and international advocacy.

The UAFC Joint Programme has formulated three overall programme objectives (OPOs) for the period 2012-2015:
# increased availability and affordability of quality female condoms
# increased demand and sustained use of female condoms
# increased international and national financial and political support

The UAFC Joint Programme implements country programmes through social marketing organizations in Nigeria, Cameroon and Mozambique. UAFC further works with international actors as the UN Commission on Life Saving Commodities for Women and Children and the Family Planning 2020 Initiative as a means to accelerate progress towards universal access of female condoms as female condoms continue to be underutilized and undervalued commodities. Other actors include, bilateral donors, UNFPA, UNAIDS, WHO, Private Foundations, Governments and manufacturers.
The first phase of the programme (2009-2011) was positively externally evaluated. The programme is currently into the second phase (2013 # 2015.) The UAFC Joint Programme is a partnership between Oxfam Novib, Rutgers WPF, i+solutions and the Netherlands# Ministry of Foreign Affairs. UAFC is governed by an international steering group.  Current donors are the Netherlands# Ministry of Foreign Affairs, SIDA and the Hewlett Foundation.
Country Office 506574 Oxfam Novib Nigeri Nigeria 2014/2015 Potjes - Programme Development: Contribution to the Basket fund for DPGG, Good Governance and Livelihoods
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda OXFAM Uganda -This is the continuation of the adaptation Finance Accountability Initiative in Uganda. The purpose is to strengthen civil society engagement  in monitoring adaptation finance in Uganda by building up the capacity of civil society at national and local levels,and by disseminating tools and findings to relevant stakeholders.
CO-506574 Oxfam Belgium is providing funds to support the Regional scale up of the Lake Chad Response. The Lake Chad crises emergency was initially a CAT 2 Emergency and was Nigeria country based. However, with the increase in the humanitarian consequences in Nigeria and increase in numbers affected which was 7Miliion persons as at June 2016 excluding refugees in neigbouring countries of Niger, Chad and Cameroon, Oxfam decided to scale up the response to a Regional level CAT 1 response to improve response and reach using its GlobalHumanitarian Team (GHT) in supporting the countries in the region to ensure speed and quality.
Research to support community on environ Communities live in Siphandone or four thousand islands are facing challenges in sustaining their livelihood due to rapid changes socially and environmentally. For example recent development of infrastructure (bridge) that has just been completed in linking the Khong main island to the main land (national road) has improved access as well as speeding up extraction of natural resources. The proposed Don Sahong dam will affect larger part of local livelihood and environment. The proposed special economic zone in the district will also put the communities at higher development opportunities as well as risks.

Women in particularly will be affected differently than men due to cultural barriers, low education level and lack of employment opportunities. For example, women in rural areasengage in farming, food collection, fishing, and food processing in which near their home because they can perform their house keeping tasks and look after the family. If their livelihood activities were affected by any development projects, it is not easy to find alternatives for the rural women. So, it is very important to ensure that women participate actively in the Thaibaan research.

PADETC has been supporting 5 communities in Khong district to conduct action researchin 9 topics selected by communities themselves since 2013 in collaboration with provincial and district education offices and relevant local authorities. Local knowledge has been documented, shared and integrated to local teaching curriculums at primary school, while some problems identified by villagers have been addressed or discussed with relevant authorities. The past experiences, showed that Thaibaan research is an effective methods foradvocacy and development at local level.

The past collaboration with local government partners has results in trust in which allowthe team to work more on sensitive issues, the project is seeking ways to help villagers and local authorities to prepare for changes, so they can better mitigate negative impacts, defend for their best benefits and call for responsiveness of relevant organizations.

This project will support community led-research in 2 villages #Sahong and Som (in the below map) that will be the most affected by development activities (especially theDon Sahong dam) in documenting local livelihoods, monitoring environmental changes and advocating for better management of natural resource ensuring sustainable livelihood of local communities.
WADZAFICA - Active Citizenship This is a project being implemented by WADZAFICA - a Mozambican SCO that deals with women empowerment in regard to participation inand access to health and education services. It also comprises liaison of women individuals and groups of women and girls with governmental bodies and decision makers. The project is implemented in Sofala Province but with impact at national as their also carry out research on several topics related to community, local and national development. This project is funded by SIDAunder the AGIR Programme.
Counterpart Oxfam Solidariteit/Oxfam Solidarité (Oxfam Belgium).
Oxfam Solidarité Laos Office continues the Oxfam Novib initiated Improved Cookstoves for Women program.
Appui aux coopératives CAPAD est partenaire d'Oxfam Novib depuis 2004. OXFAM NOVIB va appuyer CAPAD pour l'atteinte de cinq résultats issus de son plan stratégique 2012- 2015.

Pour l'année 2014/15,il faut noter que l'appui d'Oxfam Novib  sera concentré sur les activités queCAPAD développe dans la Plaine de l'Imbo plus précisément les 15 Coopératives sélectionnées par le PAM pour lui livrer leurs produits en 2014 notamment le Riz, le Mais et le Haricot. C'est dans le cadre d'un programme du PAM d'approvisionnement des cantines scolaires de la région de l'Imbo par les achats locaux.CAPAD a été sélectionné pour accompagner ses 15 coopératives en amont et en aval de la production et ainsi un projet détaillé pour cet accompagnement a été élaboré avec la participation financièrede PAM, OXFAM NOVIB,IFDC et CSA.
Toutes les 15 Coopératives sont situées dans les provinces de BUBANZA, CIBITOKE et BUJUMBURA RURAL mais qu'il ya aussi des activités prévues au niveau national.
Objectif global:
Les producteurs agricoles membres de CAPADsoient devenus des professionnels dont l'exploitation agricole leur procure une alimentation et des revenus accrus
Ojectifs spécifiques:
1) Les coopératives membres rendent des services adéquats aux agriculteurs à travers leurs groupements membres.
2)La CAPAD accompagne de manière efficace et complémentaire ses coopératives membres et défend adéquatement les intérêts des agriculteurs
Juzoor EC E-Jerusalem Cons. 2012-2015 Oxfam Novib in Occupied Palestinian Territory together with five Palestinians Organizations (Palestinian Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS), Women#s Centre for Legal Aid and Counselling (WCLAC), Juzoor for Health and Social Development and the Palestinian Counselling Centre (PCC)/ The Jerusalem Coalition, began implementing a three year consortium 3.5 million Euro project entitled #Protect the Rights and Improve Resilience of Vulnerable Communities in East Jerusalem# in June 2012. The European Union Delegation in Jerusalem is funding the project with a 3.1 Million Euros and the remaining amount is co-financed by Oxfam Novib.

The project#s overall objective is to contribute to protecting the rights and improving the resilience ofvulnerable Palestinian communities in East Jerusalem. The objective aims at actively engaging vulnerable communities in East Jerusalem five neighbourhoods to uphold their socio-economic and political rights particularly in Silwan, Sur Bahir, Old City, Wadi Al-Jozand Esawiyyeh. These neighbourhoods are particularly vulnerable to political conflict including settlement activity and violence, and displacement. The specific objective of the action is to #revive Palestinian civilsociety organization#s presence in East Jerusalem and mobilize communities to actively participate in improving their access to and protection of their social, political and economic rights.

The project targets schools  university students, parents, teachers, schools, youth, women vulnerable to poverty and International Humanitarian Law violations, community leaders, legal, social and health professionals, international policy makers, international civil society and media.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER Niger Miscellaneous program support15/16
Country Office 506291 Oxfam Novib Bukavu This project is framed within Oxfam Novib (ONL) DRC country office#s multi-annual « Programme for Integrated Health and Dignity » (PISD in French). This project will support women and girl#s Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and the fight against HIV/AIDS in North Kivu and Maniema.
Global Objective: Contribute to the improvement of sexual and reproductive health rights for women and youth in North-Kivu and Maniema.
Target Groups North Kivu and Maniema:
- Community mobilizers,
- Women#s organizations
- Civil Society actors working with couples on SRHR issues
- Student and Youth associations
- The public sector (Provincial Health division, and Ministries of Health and Gender)
OGB Refugee Crisis in Lebanon&Jordan Since December 2012, Lebanon has seen significant growth in the number of Palestinian Refugees from Syria (PRS). As of October 2015, approximately 42,350 individuals have been registered with the UNWRA (UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestian refugees in the Near East)  in Lebanon. The living conditions of PRS are characterized by social and economic exclusion, work opportunities are extremely limited and legal residency difficult and unaffordable to obtain.  The entire population is in dire need of humanitarian assistance in a wide variety of areas, including protection, emergency cash for food and housing, winter clothing, non-food items, health care, emergency education, psychosocial support, and environmental health.

Winter in Lebanon is harsh and prices during this period are higher while job opportunities are less, especially in the construction sector which many PRS rely on for income. These areas experience a significant drop in temperature, rains and several snowstorms between November and April which requires higher expenditureon gas, blankets, and warm clothes.
This year, UNRWA is unable to meet the winterization needs of the PRS living in Lebanon. Around75% of families rely on credit as an important source of income, suggesting that UNRWAs assistance is not sufficient to help them through the winter months, in particular since the suspension of cash for housing assistance. Therefore, this year Oxfam is partnering with UNRWA to provide winter support to enable households to meeting their basic needs during the winter period.

Oxfam is partnering with UNRWA for targeting and for the disbursement of cash through UNRWAs ATM card system. Oxfam is also working with a local NGOcalled Najdeh which have strong roots in the community, working in the Palestinian camps for the past 30 years. They will be working closely with the community for monitoring and to collect information about their experience and their expenditure.

The programme will take place from January to March 2016. The cash will be disbursed in January covering two months (November and December) and inFebruary (covering January and February). Monitoring by our partner Najdeh will take place from January to March. Households residing below 500 metres will receive $100 for 4 months and above 500 metres $147 for 4 months based on the difference in average expenditure due to weather variation.

The budget for this project is 250,444 euro to support 444 total households.
Peace and security au Niger-OGB Main Objective is to contribute to the establishment of sustainable peace between communities living in  Niger and Mali border
Specific objectives are:
1 Create conditions for a permanent inter-community dialogue
2 Strengthen governance capacity of local and traditional authorities
3 Improve access and management of shared natural resources and economic resources

Expected results
R11 Persistent perceptions are broken, the spirit of mutual understanding is created and a dynamic collaboration / consultation established
R12A permanent consultation mechanism between different community groups is operational
R21 The capacity of local and traditional authorities care of the problems of all communities under their administration, is improved
R22 Community participation, particularly youth, in public life is improved and the representation of local and traditional authorities is reinforced
R31 The mesh (geographicaldistribution) of basic social infrastructure has improved the internal mobility of pastoralists
R32 Existing legal provisions are taken into account by all actors in the management of natural resources and social infrastructure
R33 Opportunities for socio-economic integration are created and entered by youth at risk
WASH Migrant crisis Greece Save the Children granted Oxfam 42,000 Euros to assume the management of a shower and toilet block rehabilitation project in the Moria camp on Lesvos, a project that was originally conceived by Save the Children. Both Save the Children and Oxfam mutuallyagreed onthe selection of the contractor to undertake the work as well as a term of reference for Save the Children and Oxfam. The original project was valued at 39,760 Euros and the residual of 2240 Euros was spent on additional work related to the shower and toilet blocks. The project was largely completed on time with the exception of some drainage work and some additional items.
CO-506141 Protecting Lives in Closed Borders: Towards addressing Gaza#s humanitarian needs. The aim of the intervention is to strengthen protection mechanisms to address the livelihood recovery and movement of Palestinians in Gaza.  This action seeks to mitigate the impactof continuing blockade and humanitarian crisis caused by 2014 Operation Protective Edge by undertaking actions that aim to enhance resilience by addressing the protection needs of the Palestinian civilians in Gaza. This project is a joint intervention between Oxfam and two local partners UWAC and Gisha. The intervention envisions providing vulnerable fishermen with the means to rehabilitate and restore their livelihoods. The intervention will be consolidated with complementary actions from partners and Oxfam via joint andseparate policy influencing work to strengthen accountability mechanism for violations of IHL and IHRL with a focus on addressing impediments that prevent fishermen to exercise their rights. These actions will be complimented with an effort to strengthen capacities of Oxfam staff, partners and allies in effective policy influencing and in monitoring and evaluating impact. This project is funded by Direction générale Coopération au développement et Aide humanitaire (DGD) of the Belgium Government.