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HO-Costs Oxfam will carry out a rapid protection needs assessment to gather information and evidence around protection risks, vulnerabilities and needs of refugees and asylum seekers affected by the Moria hotspot fire. We will use the findings to inform and adjust our current response, thus better meeting emerging needs. A final protection analysis report (10 pages maximum) covering key findings of the analysis and recommendations will be produced and shared.

Advocacy respons: max. 5-day visit of two advocacy staff (campaign manager and policy lead) to the island to gather content for advocacy purposes (through meetings with our partners, refugees and asylum seekers, local Greeks and - if possible - local authorities: stories, pictures, eye witness accounts, practices evidence). This content will be used for a policy report (end of October / November) as well as for social media content, meetings with MEPs and other EU stakeholders, and for media stories
Gender Activities  Support To MESAF The ministry of Employment, Social Affairs and Family must empower women on the side of political participation and also build capacity of women in decision making, such as local council and parliament. Also, women candidate for parliamentary and the Women to participate in political for gender developments according to gender policy and Somaliland constitution. MESAF have a responsibility ofmainstreaming gender and development major issues into development processes (development policies, programs, projects and procedures) for equitable and sustainable development by creating enabling and friendly environment for social development
Gender & protection support to SS In line with the United Nations Refugee and Host Population Empowerment (REHOPE) framework and the Government of Uganda#s Settlement Transformation Agenda, the South Sudan Refugee Response  seeks to support both the emergency needs of recently arrived refugees, and medium to long-term interventions to support both refugees and their host communities, focusing on economic stabilization, prevention and response to sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) and improved service delivery. The goal of the South Sudan refugee response program is to save lives, reduce suffering and inequality; protect human dignity for female as well as male refugees and host community members in targeted regions of Uganda. To achieve this goal, three strategies will be employed: First, direct response to the refugee needs; Secondly, building capacity and influencing humanitarian programming of the Government, NGO partners and UNHCR; and thirdly, feeding evidence and gained experience to national, regional and global campaign on humanitarian needs and rights of the vulnerable
OXFAM will support initiatives aimed at continued stability of refugees and host communities, and service provision. Priority sectors for OXFAM will be WASH, gender and protection, Emergency food security and vulnerable livelihoods and Advocacy and influencing. The focus will be on stabilization of the targeted refugee settlement areas of Rhino Camp and Imvepi (in Arua), Bidibidi (in Yumbe) and Palabek (in Lamwo) where emergency services have to transition to more stable and sustainable service provision arrangements. Progammes will include peace building and advocacy, gender mainstreaming, research, adoption of new sustainable technologies and support to affected district authority systems to strengthen their service delivery in refugee hosting areas (priority sectors: Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, Protection and Livelihoods). Oxfam will aim at ensuring that activities in all sectors are gender sensitive, environmentally friendly and contribute to reduce the increased pressure on natural resources. This is essential to reduce conflict between refugees and host community.

Enhanced capacity of 29,966 vulnerable refugees and local host community members to identify, prevent, mitigate and address Sexual and Gender Based Violence and protection risks.
Project outcomes
1. Increased awareness and action to prevent to SGBV and protection risks among refugees and host communities as well as schools.
2. Increased sense of dignity and safety among vulnerable refugee as well as host community women and girls.
Empowerment of at risk women in Domestic ICS-SP is an expertise organization on (Skillful) Parenting program in Cambodia and is providing technical assistance and capacity development for MoWA in development of positive parenting toolkit, this project will strengthen the implementation mechanism at district and commune level especially women in D/CCWC (District and Commune Committee for Women and Children) to enable them to deliver positive parenting knowledge and skill for intimated partners who are at risk of domestic violence in Chi Kraeng commune, Siem Reap province.
The project expected (1) 10 sub-national of MoWA included D/CCWC officials will be equipped with positive parenting contents and facilitation skill, (2) 200 parents and intimated partners are benefited knowledge and confidenceby trained sub-national of MoWA to foster safe gender equity and to preserve good family communication and relationship with their spouse and children, and (3) at least 250 communities in Chi Kreang commune are aware of the importance of positive parenting in prevention of violence against women and children.
The project will build capacity of D/CCWC to enable them to start delivering positive parenting support that is one of key primary intervention strategies to prevent violence against women.
OGB in Pakistan - Soroptomists Oxfam Novib and its partners, Bedari and Indus Resource Center (IRC), will implement the MTBA programme in four Union Councils (UC), namely  Larkana and Shikarpur in Northern Sindh and Muzaffargarh and Lodhran in South Punjab. Over the 5 years of implementation, the programme will target a total of 80 villages.
Review of secondary literature indicates that the issue of child marriage is multilayered, spanning socio-cultural, religious, economic and legal dimensions. Any effective measures to address it, therefore, need to be multi-pronged confronting these various dimensions. Moreover, social norms and values, including honour and tradition, are major factors that play a role in early marriage. Therefore, interventions need to be comprehensive, with multiple entry-points, and, moreover, be firmly rooted with the local context. It is for this reason that the MTBA in Pakistan emphasises creating awareness and promoting harmful norms change whilst contributing to a more egalitarian and safe environment for adolescent girls. The MTBA will sensitise and build the capacity of youth to claim their rights and to protect themselves from child marriage.

The project is aimed ataddressing the issue of child marriages through multi-pronged strategies. Its planned outcomes are:
Outcome 1:  Young people are better informed about SRHR, including adverse effects of child marriage and empowered to voice their needs and rights
Outcome 2: Increased access to formal education for  girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 3: Increased access to economic opportunities for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage, and their families
Outcome 4: Increased access to child protection systems for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 5: Increased utilization of SRHR services that are responsive to the needs of young people, particular girls at risk of-, and affected by child marriage
Outcome 6: Increased engagement and collective social action against child marriage and in support of ASRHR
Outcome 7: Supportive rights-based legal and policy environment against child marriage and
empowered to voice their needs and rights
Outcome 2: Increased access to formal education for  girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 3: Increased access to economic opportunities for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage, and their families
Outcome 4: Increased access to child protection systems for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
Outcome 5: Increased utilization of SRHR services that are responsive to the needs of young people, particular girls at risk of-, and affected by child marriage
Outcome 6: Increased engagement and collective social action against child marriage and in support of ASRHR
Outcome 7: Supportive rights-based legal and policy environment against child marriage

The financial contribution of the Soroptimists will contribute to outcomes 2 and 6 only.
CAFOT COVID-19 Project Name of the organization in full (with acronym) C means Community, A means Action, FO means for and T means Transformation abbreviated as CAFOT.

CAFOT is a voluntary, non-governmental organization founded and initiated by group of 15 youths and elderscomprises of refugees and the host community with wealth of experience in community work in different fields. CAFOT is started in August of 2017 desired to engage the refugees youth in particular and the host community in comprehensive peace building, Hygiene and sanitation promotion and advocating for a quality education as a mean of building resilience and health living among the south Sudanese and host communities.
KH HelpAge - marginalized & older people The proportion of older people in the Cambodian population is expected to double in the next thirty years. The needs of older persons especially women and those who are disabled and the issues associated with ageing currently receive little attention from planners, policy makers and the community in general. HelpAge Cambodia (HAC) is currently the only Cambodian organisation working exclusively with older people.
This project is therefore proposing the development of the Cambodian Older People#s Alliance (COPA) as a vehicle to amplify and ensure that the voices of older people, particularly the most marginalised, are understood and responded to by Government and policy makers and there is equitable implementation of the SDGs. The formation of COPA member will start from existing or former project partners of HAC include NGOs, OPA Federations and OPAs. Those organisations representing or working with or for older people, women, people living with disabilities, possibly indigenous people and LGBTI personstogether as well as the persons directly, will be invited to become members of COPA and will be provided with capacity building and support to help them develop a unified platform. HAC has experience working with older people particularly women and olderpeople with disabilities but this project will provide HAC opportunity to get involved with indigenous groups or LGBTI persons.
The specific objective of the alliance will be to improve access to public services and foster space for economic, social and policy making participation for the most marginalised older people to ensure they are not ignored or left behind. Within this, four significant areas of work have been identified:

1) The development of a unified advocacy platform to bring to governmentand public attention the key issues affecting older people, with a focus on older women and older people with disabilities. Then, working with the government crafting policies and associated strategies to address these issues.
2) Building awareness and understanding of the intersections of age with disability and gender among CSOsand others providing services to older people (e.g. health care providers), government and civil society.
3) Ensuring older women and older people living with disability are included in SDG planning and implementation.
4) Increasing participation with government and civil society on a possible UN convention on the rights of older people.
Covid-19  Spread Prevention In Somalia Oxfam and our partners believe that accurate and reliable information on Covid-19 will save lives: currently, we are already responding and reaching more than 40,000 people directly with WASH services and more than 650,000 people in Somaliland and Puntland via the Covid-19 helplines this proposal seeks to support.  Toll-free Covid-19 helplines our partner Shaqodoon is running in the Ministries of Health in Somaliland and Puntland have been launched in mid-April and beginnning of May respectively. The call centres utilize an interactive voice response system providing up to date information related to Covid-19 to the community. People can call the hotline and receive WHO-approved pre-recorded messages on COVID-19, check symptoms, and also talk to a healthofficers if they wish to doso. They can also leave a voicemail and will be called back. The system can be accessed free of charge through mobile phones for callers using a 3-digit shortcode.
The Somaliland hotline has registered more than 651,366 callsso far (as of 19 May), highlighting the thirst of people across Somaliland for accurate and reliable information on Covid-19.  A number of risk cases have been identifiedthrough the helplines already, and people tested as a result of their call and guidance received. Shaqodoon is highlighting common misinformation on Covid-19 gathered through calls as well as stats on calls, follow-up and regional origin of callers on dashboards which support the Ministry of Health and humanitarian partners in addressing needs in a timely manner. They also produce weekly dashboards to provide the Ministry of Health with an overview of calls, levels of (mis-)information per region and necessary follow-up.

This project would support Shaqodoon in extending the helpline service in collaboration with the Ministries of Health for another 2months until June/July, reaching a majority of the population in Puntland and Somaliland (at least 60% of the population) with accurate and timely information, guidance and symptoms checking, while at the same time ensuring call center staff and Ministry of Health officials receive adequate protection and safe programming support to deal with sensitive data and critical cases.  Their work will be accompanied by the installment of innovative hands-free handwashing stations designed and produced in the TVET centres of partner Havoyoco. These measures will reach another 30,000 people across Somaliland.
ICT for Building Voices and Actions The project is led by Media One under well coordination and support from the PEM and EI existing partners, aiming to bring information and communications technology into building indigenous people voice and promoting youth participation in the managementand governance of land, forest and water resources. This initiative is a complementary approach tapping into the untapped change makers, youth - by using ICT to raise their awareness and foster their love of nature and provide a platform where they can voice their opinionsand take actions to protect the natural resources. This project will serve as an innovative means for other Oxfam partners working on indigenous people and natural resources governance to broaden their change agents and create greater impacts.
AGIR-NIGER In Niger, crises often occur without substantial preparation. They occur
in situations of chronic or seasonal food insecurity, and are caused by
such as drought, rising prices, and slowly
emergency. Humanitarian actors, including the state, launch actions after finding a
aggravation of the situation. Oxfam and SCI propose to help establish and institutionalize a
Early Warning and Early ActionSystem (EWEA) to enable a rapid and regular
humanitarian information and facilitate an appropriate early response. The consortium will contribute
also the Alliance's simplified humanitarian watch mechanism. The consortium will work in
collaboration with AREN in the event that the current institutional crisis is resolved in the best
deadlines. In the long term, the project proposes: (i) a goodnetwork of SCAP / UK; (ii) engage the different
communal actors on the EWEA exercise including the consideration of its financing; (Iii)
initiate and support actions in favor of the institutionalization of the Community
all to support scaling initiatives; (iv) conduct response operations to
the most acute needs identified in the area of Food and nutrition security. The action
contribute to evidence-based learning, analyzing the cost-effectiveness of EWEA implementation
and sharing good practices and lessons learned. This will lead to the end at
the development of a manual on EWEA to be disseminated. It will also conduct advocacy actions on
strengthening the coherence and harmonization of predictable social safety nets mechanisms for
food security in Niger. The EW / EA system is also a relevant tool in the
adaptive social protection.
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega Oxfam in Senegal will provide coordination and technical support to the project implementation.  Oxfam will develop and implement aMonitoring and Evaluation Plan (MEL) that will feature ; the objectives, results,  indicators, the required data, and methods. Its experience in federating and organizing non-state actors, as well as in advocacy for social inclusion, gender equality and climate smart change will be highly appreciated.

The Strengthening Basic Food and Nutrition Needs Covering Project for 2,000 poor and very poor families in the rural communities of Medina Baffé, Dakateli, Bandafassi, Bembou, Kevoye, Missirah, Neneficha and Kedougou commune, Kedougou region aims to to contribute to Senegal's food and nutrition security. It targets State actors (decentralized services of the state, local governments), civil society organizations (peasant organizations, national organizations, chambers of agriculture, women and youth associations, grassroots community organizations and especially smallholder farmers: 2,000 households (or 20,000 people) poor rural communes above.The project is articulated around 1) direct food and nutritional support to the most vulnerable families to enable them to have a minimum of during the lean season 2) support for the improvement of agricultural productivity throughthe training and provision of cereal seeds and vegetables with high nutritional value and adapted fertilizers, 3) information campaigns, Education and Communication (IEC) with target families on hygiene, access to drinking water, hand washing, integration foods of high nutritional value in their food systems, for the adoption of new behaviors conducive to adequate nutrition; 4) Advocate for greater consideration of food security and nutrition issues in localpolicies and plans, in order to actively support the establishment of mechanisms that promote access for poor farmers, especially women and men. young people, factors of production (land, credit, inputs and agricultural tools, water points, administrativeprocedures, etc.). This process will be based on existing consultation frameworks, in particular the Departmental and Regional Development Committees, the groupings professionals, women's groups and villagecommittees. The project will build from the outset on defining a baseline situation and participatory assessment of the capacity and vulnerability of Kedougou populations, with a focus on participatory targeting and will focus on women and men. young people who suffer more than others the consequencesof poverty
Contribution to prog partners in Lebanon This project concerns a contribution to the partners of Oxfam in Lebanon.
For Lebanon this contribution is fully dedicated to the protection and human rights network led with ALEF, Which is part of the RDPP (Regional Development and Protection Programmefor refugees and host communities in Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq). ALEF's mission is to strengthen the respect and fulfillment of human rights asa cornerstone of social, economic, and political development. By embracing a comprehensive approach to monitor,defend, and educate on human rights, ALEF aims to complement and gear all efforts towards the achievement of an influential human rights constituency, and the realization of a durable peace.
EndoroisWelfareCouncil#StrengthenedSpace The   project  enhances  political  participation for  women,  youth and vulnerable members of the Endorois community, through training on   their   right   to political   participation   and   decision   making processes.   This is a positive   political   impact   in   both   County   and   National Governments for the community members to understand their right and those who have interest in political aspiration will be trained to realize their opportunity,including having exposure visits to  County  Assembly .  On  decision  making  process,  women  in  the  community   have  voice  if empowered with knowledge and understanding they will be motivated and become more vibrant in small  decision  making  level  within  community  or  any  other  political arena.  The  end results are womens' voices  will  be respected indecision  making  processes within  the  community  or  any  other planning processes in the community.
IFRAD-Youth Skilling and Employability IFRAD has been implementing Youth Economic Empowerment projects in partnership with oxfam since 2017 to date. The partner has expertise in Entrepreneurship and business development for young people. through this project/Grant IFRAD will work with 635  youth  to Equip them with Cereal Processing and Value Addition skills, to train them on VSLA and GALS as well as establish a safe space and learning center where youth can be trained from. As a result of this we will see more youth engaging in Income generating activities, saving and employed.  This is contributing to the Youth Economic Empowerment Component Under the Irish Aid PG2 project.
Sociedade Aberta - Active Citizenship Sociedade Aberta is s higher-education students organization, created in 2006dedicated to research and advocacy on local governance. It is a provincial organizational that operates in Maputo. It organizes and trains peri-urban and rural communities to dialogue with the government and monitors basic services using community scorecards. It establishes complaints procedures, undertakes studies on the political and development dynamics in the districts and writes position papers. Is well-established networksalso in the central government.

On the AGIR Program, Sociedade Aberta will work on the Right to Participate - Responsive Government <(>&<)> Public Accountability thematic area, particularly, this is a partner that uses very innovative approach in monitoringquality of public services in Maputo Province. The idea behind partnering with this organization is to ensure linkages between the research side of the organization with the advocacy one, in one of the provinces that being located almost a few kilometersfrom the capital city it can influence the national decision makers through replication of what is done in Maputo Province to the neighboring locations.
TWN Geneva Seeds expert meeting Its mission is to bring about a greater articulation of the needs and rights of peoples in the South, a fair distribution of world resources, and forms of development which are ecologically sustainable and fulfill human needs.TWN#s objectives are to deepen the understanding of the development dilemmas and challenges facing developing countries and to contribute to policy changes in pursuit ofjust, equitable and ecologically sustainable development. To achieve these objectives TWN conducts research on economic, social andenvironmental issues pertaining to the South; publishes books and magazines; organises and participates in conferences, seminars and workshops; and provides a platform representing broadly Third World interests and perspectives at international fora such as United Nations agencies, conferences and processes, WTO, the World Bank and IMF.

This was only for a specific purpose of conducting a workshop in Geneva on Seeds Expert Meeting.