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LAMBDA - Active Citizenship LAMBDA is a national LGTBI organization that promotes constitutional and human rights of sexual minorities through awareness raising and education, advocacy and social dialogue. It was established in 2006 and operates at national level. It intends to reduce prejudice and discrimination against LGBTI, promotes the recognition and protection of equal rights for LGBTI and strengthens their self-esteem. It is an active partner that serves as a model for other organizations, in the fight against (sexual) discrimination. It already has the capacity of using ICT effectively in activism and advocacy.

On the AGIR Program, Lambda will work on Right to gender equality, freedom from gender-based violence and freedom of sexual and reproductive health and Right to social inclusion and non-discrimination of marginalised groups. Having LAMBDA in the programme ensures that marginalized and/or minority groups can also give their voice on issues related to their rights. LAMBDA is also a strategic partner in demystifyingthe issue of LGBTI in Mozambique, above all taking into consideration that it is a multicultural country where LGBTI issues have not yet gained the adequate space due to cultural prejudices. So LAMBDA will ensure that, being the only partner dealing withLGBTI issues, it can influence other CSOs and the government for the promotion, respect and fulfilment of LGBTI rights. LAMBDA provincial branches will support replication of the work at provincial level. Over the last years Lambda has influenced the Ministry of Health to introduce drugs and other consumables mostly used by the LGBTI in the list of essential drugs.
CARITAS Kotido Capacity Development Fund Caritas Kotido Diocese: Improving humanitarian preparedness and response coordination in Karamoja:
The project aims at enhancing the various mechanisms already in place to deliver quality and timely humanitarian response in Karamoja. Working closely with the local actors including the local government to promote collaboration, synergy, share resources among others. Caritas plays a leading role in identifiying, mobilizing and convening of local and national actors in Karamoja especially the districts of Kotido and Kaabong.

The project aim is Strengthened capacity of  16 selected local actors to deliver timely and quality response, demonstrating accountable partnerships, co- existence, increased collaboration to have a strong humanitarian agenda and action planning towards disasterpreparedness, mitigation and response
The project would like to be part of this campaign agenda to shift humanitarian assistance usually led by UN agencies and international NGOs to domestic actors which are usually perceived to lack, the skills, systems and financial resources needed to carry out effective response.
Project Goal: To contribute to strengthening the capacity of District Local Governments and LocalNon-Governmental Actors to respond to humanitarian action in Kotido and Kaabong Districts of North Karamoja.
Project aims to realise the following:
# Improved humanitarian planning and response of District Local Governments and Local Non-Governmental Actors to lead a strong domestic humanitarian agenda.
# Increased access to information on humanitarian emergencies.

# Enhanced capacity of local actors to influence the central government, international NGOs and donors to endorse and fund local actors#humanitarian action initiatives.
With the above aims and goal the project will achive the following:

# Increased access to disaster related information to forecast and mitigate hazards and risks to prepare and respond to disasters.
# Local actors demonstrate the ability to plan, influence, advocate, and lobby for and allocate resources.
# Empower local leaders with knowledge on policy formulation for a disaster sensitive environment
# Strengthened collaboration and coordination among the local actors for effective and timely response.
CAWR Farmers Rights, NUS & Nutrition Contract not renewed due to poor performance. The CAWR implemented for 2 years ending by year 2015.
ADS- Small Funds ADS Associacao Desenvolvimento e Sociedade. Think and Do Tank, is an organization that aims at fostering Transformational Leadership and Developmental Policy for Transformational Change in Mozambique. Given that ADS was founded in 2018 and is in the process of institutional organizational and programmatic development, this project aims at raising seed money funds for basic structures and first activities. The grant would be used to cover:
1) Strategic Plan development; 2) Development of institutional manuals (manuais de procedimentos) and external audit; 3) Website development and communication strategy; 4) Overhead / administrative costs; 5)High-level Event on Perspectives for National Development with Natural Resource Revenue Democracy, particularly on Extractive Industries in order to assess how Mozambique can make the most of its mineral wealth and avoid the potential #resource curse#. the expected resultsare: the consolidation of the Strategic Plan final, and improvement of internal procedures, including manuals. it is also expected that with the Natural Resource meeting, there is an introduction at high level on extractive industries.
DPHN-Legal access for disabled women Project "Raising legal awareness and increasing access to legal service for women and girls with disabilities in 4 districts of Hanoi" contributes in:
# Raising legal  awareness  and improve access to legal aid service for women and girls with disabilities in 4 districts/wards in Hanoi.
# First result: Improving the association's capability for providing legal aid services.
# Second result: Improving  legal awareness for women and girls with disabilities.
# Third result: Improving access to legal aidservice for women and girls with disabilities.

Specific activities include:
# Conducting capacity building for the Association , which aims at improving skills for providing legal consulting service.
# Providing legal counseling. Organizing seminarson policy recommendation.
# Raising awareness and capacity for women and girls with disabilities in terms of gender equality and domestic violence.
# Conducting capacity building for core members of Women Committee and 4 Clubs for women with disabilities, which aims at improving planning skills, leadership skills, cooperation skills.
# Supporting women with disabilities club in planning and implementing communication activities on laws.
# Organizing drawing competition on gender equality and violenceprevention
# Organizing counseling for children with disabilities
# Raising public awareness of gender equality and violence prevention through
-  Short films / clips on gender equality and Domestic Violence Prevention competition. Movies will be shown in media activities at clubs, posted on youtube and social networks
- Publication of Gender Equality law, Domestic Violence Prevention law, Marriage and Family Law, and Children Law
# Providing legal aid: mobile, at home, handbook printing
Quality teacher: AJDES Children receiving quality education will have better opportunities to decent jobs and will participate actively in their society. Mali is ranked one of the lowest quality education systems in the world. Despite significant progress in terms of access toprimary education, 800.000 children are not in school. Children completing the school cycle do so without acquiring the basic reading, or thespecialized skills to enter the workforce or continue their education. The poor learning outcomes are mainly a result of the shortage of professionally trained teachers with relevant skills, knowledge and competences. Oxfam and Education International with the help of Comic Relief have joined forces to improve the quality of the education system. Building on lessonslearned from an earlier project that focused on the professional competences and acceptance in public system of primary community school teachers, this projectwill focus on improving student learning at lower secondary education. Factors to improve theeducation received include: Quality teachers with improved teaching skills and knowledge, particularly on girls education and technical and life skills; Consensus-based teacher competence profile that informs teacher training and further professional development; Teachers that receive quality pre- andin-service training through improved training modules. The project will take the mobile telephone development as an opportunity to innovate in-service teacher training and will develop some modules to be usedon SD cards. Development of new modules for teacher training and where possible digital modules by the government in partnership with teacher training institutes, civil society and teachers; Being in the public system will also give informal teachers access to in-service training and improved salary.
UWONET Building effective advocacy Proj Uganda Women's Network (UWONET) is a renowned advocacy umbrella organisation made up of 16 national women#s organisations has over the years served as a key think tank around women#s rights. UWONET and Oxfam have been partnering on the We Care Project from 2014 when phase 1 was kickstarted and through phase 2 on influencing Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies i.e Ministry of Water, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Finance.

Building on the learnings from the previous two phases, a scale of We Care work for 21 months from April 2018-March 2020 is continuing. UWONET will build the capacity of Women#s Rights Organisations and youth movements because they are essential for the development of effective policies, and to ensure the sustainability of advocacy on transformingunpaid care work into the future. The young people emerging as a significant group for collaboration in We care makes this 3rd yeara great opportunity for We Care to dwelve in. In phase 3, UWONET continue work with the Ministries Departments and Agencies. It will also coordinate learning; i.e Bi-annual meetings with WRO's, Youth, national ministries, and cultural institutions to influence portrayal of gender roles in education curriculum, campaigns etc, Capacity building forums for women in democracy and leadership at the subnational level, Capacity building for Members of Parliament (National level) will also be conducted by the project.
CECI COVID-19 Project Community Empowerment for creative innovation (CECI) was formed to address the increasingly deteriorating relationship among refugees and with host communities characterized with ethnic divisions and violent conflicts, address the dire youth situation characterized with antisocial behaviours and practices and to respond to the need for resilience activities that increases livelihood. The CECIwas founded in late May, 2017 by a group of visionary South Sudan youths who were granted asylum or refugee in Uganda due to the war in their native country, South Sudan.

The organization first started as a peace advocacy youth group and later on registered as aCBO under Koboko District Local Government. Taking note of gender balance, the organization has at least embraced gender balance throughout it#s in and outdoor activities giving a 37% portion to women.
CO-Integrated emergency agriculture Daikundi province is located in the central highlands of Afghanistan. It has a population of about 498,840 and consists of ten districts # Ishtarlay, Kejran, Khidar, Keti, Miramor, Shahrestan, Nawamish, Pato, Sange Takht, and Nilli. Daikundi is located mainly in central mountains# wheat, dry fruit and livestock livelihoods zone, even in a normal year this zone is at risk of food insecurity [FEWSNET]. The key livelihood activities for the poor populations are crop production (wheat and almond), livestock keeping and daily labour activities. Based on the evidence from IPC 2019, the province is categorized in phase 3. However, there are 20% of the population living in Phase 4 during the projected period from November 2019 to March 2020. Daikundi is among the provinces that are facingfood deficit this year, where the major income sources of poor HH comprising agriculture labor, crop sales, and livestock sales. Although the precipitation was quite good with comparing to last year, again this year the province faced with a wheat deficit of 25160 MT, and at the meantime, multiple shocks like floods, losing employment opportunity and decreases in income, increases in food andnon-food prices, protracted drought and other natural disasters in the previous years,lack of access to agriculture inputs, crop pests and disease and problems in cultivation ultimately contributed to the limitation of access to food in this province during the current lean season.
Through this proposed project Oxfam through FAO fund intends to provide agriculture inputs to a sum of 39,200 persons (5,600 households) in 4 districts of Daykundi, province. This includes selection of target villages with the support from the village selection committee, household assessment, and selection ofthe eligible beneficiaries, warehousing management, distribution of agriculture inputs (50 kg wheat seeds, 50 kg urea, 50kg DAP, and home gardening tools per beneficiary/ household) and training 100% of the beneficiary households on agriculture best practices. It is notable that certified wheat seed and fertilizers are critically needed in the target locations to enables/empower the farmers for the wheat seed cultivation season and in the meantime the seed support will enable the farmers who have access toland, for the cultivation of the main staple, restore their economy and ensure sustainable access to food and seed. Certified wheat seeds and fertilizers will be purchased,  delivered to each target districts center by FAO.
Country Office 506696 Oxam Novib Vietnam The project aims to promote public budget transparency, accountability and people participation (BTAP) in Vietnam in order to enhance development outcomes for women and men from marginalized communities in the provinces of Hoa Binh and Quang Tri.
In partnership with three co-applicant organizations, Oxfam will work in Hoa Binh and Quang Tri provinces to support target groups at communal, district and provincial levels. Oxfam will be legally, technically and administratively responsible for the project and for providing overall management and technical support. It will have a strategic role, maintaining a clear direction of the broader policy and governance objectives, and strengthening the capacity of Vietnamese CSOs through the linkage of actors, coalitions and networks from local to global levels.
AMME-Associação Moçam. Mulher e Educação Associação Moçambicana Mulher e Educação  (AMME) is a civil society entity, Mozambican, non-profit and oriented to support development. Created in 2012 and legally constituted through BR nº 47 of the II series. The current governing board  was elected atthe last Ordinary General Assembly held in August 2015. The organization has 150 members with more than 50% women. AMME already has a 5-year history of collaboration with Oxfam IBIS. The thematic focus of this partnership has always been on working on access and retention of young girls at schools though  strengthening and capacity building of school councils. The partnership has contributed significantly to the development of the skills of AMME staff, particularly in the field of school council strengthening. In terms of fund management, the organization currently has more than 7 partner organizations that finance AMME with a total annual value of approximately USD 670,500. The organization has a decentralized management structure and internal procedures manuals. In this project AMME will play a role of implementation where they do capacity development of school councils in 6 districts in the province of Zambezia, documentation of results and best practices and elaboration of reports on activities. They also play a significant role on community mobilization by mounting awareness campaigns through media such as radio, theatre etc. It is their duty as well to ensure the monitoring of the day-by-day activities of the project.
HO-503001 Land Rights Now is an international campaign to secure indigenous and community land rights.  It was launched by the International Land Coalition, Oxfam, and Rights and Resources Initiative, and many others in in March 2016 with the target of doubling the amount of land recognized as owned and controlled by Indigenous People and local communities by 2020 . The campaign contributed to a wider global call to action to secure indigenous and community land rights, which resulted in various local-to-global initiatives. Since then, more than 800 organizations have endorsed the target of the campaign, and over 100 have engaged in campaign activities. Campaign #wins#, increasing demand by communities, and a growing supporter base testify the success of the campaign and its enormous potential.
To tap into this, the campaign has now entered a Phase II clearly positioning itself as an amplifier of campaigns for organizations that endorsed the target.  This proposal contributes to the Land Rights Now coordinator ofthis next phase for 1 year from 1 May2018 to 30 April 2019. The Land Rights Now coordinator # a position currently held by Fionuala Cregan and hosted by Oxfam Novib # is a fundamental and strategic position to deliver the alliance plans of the campaigns.
CO-OPTI: Response to COVID-19 crisis Expected Country-level Outcomes:
# Contribution to the prevention and reduction of COVID-19 infection risk for the most vulnerable populations through the provision of hygiene items; personal protective equipment (PPE); safe water and sanitation; trusted, clear and effective communication; and meaningful engagement with targeted communities;
# Provision of immediate and medium-term food security for vulnerable households;
# Reduction of protection threats linked to COVID-19 in targeted communities andincreased access to emergency and protection services, strengthening referrals related to gender-based violence;
# Strengthening of Local Humanitarian Leadership, with community and local actors having increased capacities, space and voice during and after the COVID-19 humanitarian response.

Specific Objectives:
1. Ensure that communities at risk (including marginalized and vulnerable) have access to accurate information, in the right language/local dialect, through trusted communication channels # such as through radio. Oxfam will undertake tailored public health promotion activities to support people to adopt positive hygiene behavior and practices. 7,170 individuals inthe West Bank, Area C, shall be reached with public health messages through IECmaterials.

2. Provision of infection control materials. These materials include PPE for medical and non-medical staff who are involved in the management of health care waste, suppliesand materials, as well as to vulnerable households, cooperatives, staff and partner staff. 165 members of 5 farmer cooperatives in West Bank Area will be reached.

3. Immediate food assistance for the most vulnerable populations, at household level, in quarantinecentres and elderly centres. Food parcels will contain fresh food and processed agricultural products purchased from farmers# cooperatives, mainly women#s cooperatives. 500 households with 3,000 individuals will receive immediate assistance, as well as 10 farmer cooperatives and 110 small scale famers will supply the food baskedts for the direct food distribution

4. Cash for work activities # taking COVID-19 restriction and safe programming measures into account. 225 unemployed women/men, will be planting 600 dunums of grape, fruit trees, field crops and vegetables, over a period of 30 days at 100 small scale farmers.
GCR Legal support in Lesvos & Evros Lesvos activities:
GCR will support persons of concern to access and exercise their legal rights, to receive the protective services they need, with a focus on the identification and support of those most vulnerable amongst them. The legal team will provide individual legal casework and counsel to beneficiaries in relation to the process of making an application for relocation, family reunification, and asylum procedures according to Greek and European legal frameworks and procedures.  Legal counseling will be provided through individualized sessions to beneficiaries and attention will be given to particularly vulnerable persons in need of international protection, including follow up support to their access to asylum service, thus enhancing their protection. Provision of legal assistance includes representation in court proceedings; GCR will ensure all necessary legal action is taken in order to support persons in need in the specific sites. Actions will be governed by the principle of prioritizing therelevant cases. The assistance will also include preparation for and support on appointments with the Asylum Services.

Evros activities:
GCR will support persons of concern to access and exercise their legal rights, to receive the protective servicesthey need, with a focus on the identification and support of those most vulnerable amongst them. The lawyer will provide individual legal casework and counsel to beneficiaries in relation to the process of making an application for relocation, family reunification, and asylum procedures according to Greek and European legal frameworks and procedures, as well as the pushback practices.  Legal counseling will be provided through individualized sessions to beneficiaries and attention will be given to particularly vulnerable persons in need of international protection, including follow up support to their access to asylum service, thus enhancing their protection. Provision of legal assistance includes representation in court proceedings; GCR will ensure all necessary legal action is taken in order to support persons in need in the specific sites. Actions will be governed by the principle of prioritizing the relevant cases. The assistance will also include preparation for and support on appointments with the Asylum Services.
Un Livre pour Deux Mains KOUMAN_YE_LAFIA_YE is the name of the project from #Un Livre pour Deux Mains# funded by Voice for 18 months.  It aims to give to female detainees through workshops session, debates, group and individual interview sessions the possibility to build their capacity, reinforce their confidence and also prepare them for the new life they will been after detention period. the objectives are:
* To reinforce the capacities of the women detained through sessions of writing
* to bring the women detained to write their own history
* to publish and to Publish the compilations of texts of the detained women
* to put the women in association to their liberation
* This innovative approach seeks to develop women detainees confidence and their skill against social discrimination.
* With women detainees from #Bollé# to talk about themselves and to tell in discretion or in group depending on their convenience about their past, present and future life they wish to have. Conduct the interviews that will be transcribed and edited in book-collection.
* Promote women's rights in the prison environment.
* Prepare women detainees for the new life that waiting for them. Give to each woman a greatness, dignity and better feeling for the new life after paying a debt to society through the sensitization sessions in which they will participated. Making them in association, build their capacity, assist them to sale their books (stories) under their new Association.
Pedagogical work will be done with the family, friends and other relatives prisoners for their better integration into societyonce there are in freedom. A competition will be organised for written press articles about the rights of women incarcerated. The first 3 selected articles will be rewarded and distributed toall media in the country. The reward selected articles will be given to Bamako Manuscripts Fair in March 2019.
CO-MOBILITY HUMAN As part of the implementation of its activities in Niger, Oxfam in Niger is looking for immediate recruitment of a technical assistant in charge of human mobility.