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Capacity Building The Capacity Building Project for Civil Society Organizations in Diffa and Tillabery (PRECOSOC) is an initiative of the NGO SOS Civisme and funded by Oxfam. The objective of this project is to contribute to the improvement of the humanitarian situation in the Diffa and Diffa regions, through the capacity building of civil society organizations in the field of humanitarian intervention by June30, 2019. And among other specific objectives, we can cite (i) identify Nigerian civil society organizations working in the humanitarian field in Tillabéry; (ii) Evaluate the capacity building needs of Tillabery civil society organizations involved in the humanitarian field; (iii) Strengthen the capacities of Diffa and Tillabéry civil society organizations on humanitarian leadership and safegarding.
At the end of the project it is expected among others the following results; (1) at least 20 local humanitarian NGOs are identified and visited in the Diffa and Tillabéry regions; (2) an organizational analysis of NGOs to know that they have the bases / operational headquarters is conducted; (3) a capacity building plan for identified NGOs is implemented and themes such as WASH, Food and Nutrition Security, Protection, Conflict Prevention and Management, Resilience, Local Humanitarian Leadership and Safeguarding have been processed.
Afghanistan Joint Response (AFJR) III Based on the critical humanitarian needs[1], Oxfam will target the most vulnerable IDPs, returned IDPs and cross border returnees in Kunduz and Nangarhar provinces with Multi-Purpose Cash (MPC), WASH, Emergency Food security and Livelihoods assistance (EFSL) as well as Nutrition and Gender Based Violence awareness raising sessions. Vulnerable host community members will also benefit from the WASH intervention.

Oxfam#s intervention in Kunduz province, in collaboration with Oxfam#s existing local partner Afghan DevelopmentAssociation (ADA), will be on WASH, MPC (Conditional and Unconditional Cash Transfer), Livelihood and Nutrition sectors. The project will target Kunduz city, Imam Sahib and Khan Abad districts. In Kunduz province, livelihood and cash for work assistance (conditional MPC) will be provided to returned IDPs in Imam Sahib and Khan Abad districts. Nutrition and GBV awareness sessions will cover the beneficiaries receiving livelihoods and MPC assistance. The rest of intervention will be the same for all targeted districts basedon needs in Kunduz province.

In Nangarhar province, the intervention in collaboration with Oxfam#s local partner NCRO will be MPC (Unconditional), Livelihood, and Nutrition. Oxfam will target Jalalabad city, Mamandara and Behsud districts.

In both provinces under Nutrition sector, Oxfam will only conduct community based nutrition literacy sessions for all the targeted beneficiaries. Additionally, all the direct targeted beneficiaries will be sensitized with GBV sessions in the targeted districts of both provinces to allow female beneficiary to participate in project activities and have direct access to the project assistance.
Afghanistan Joint Response  phase IIII Project Description and Objective:
Based on the critical humanitarian needs , Oxfam will target the most vulnerable IDPs, returned IDPs and cross border returnees in Kunduz and Nangarhar provinces with Cash for food  (CFF), Cash For Work (CFW), Multipurpose Cash (MPC), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene promotion (WASH), Emergency Food security and Livelihoods assistance (EFSL) as well as Hygiene and Gender Based Violence awareness raising sessions. Vulnerable host community members will also benefit from the WASH intervention.

Oxfam's intervention in Kunduz province, in collaboration with Oxfam#s existing local partner Afghan Development Association (ADA), will be on WASH, MPC (Conditional and Unconditional Cash Transfer), Livelihood and food security sectors. The project will targetKunduz city, Imam Sahib and Dasht-e- Archi districts. In Kunduz province. Hygiene awareness session will cover the beneficiaries benefit from water supply and sanitation facilities and GBV awareness sessions will cover the beneficiaries will benefit from livelihoods and MPC assistance. The rest of intervention will be the same for all targeted beneficiaries based on needs.

Oxfam's intervention in Nangarhar province, in collaboration with Oxfam#s existing local partner NewConsultancy and Relief Organization (NCRO), will be on WASH, MPC (Conditional and Unconditional), Livelihood food security sectors, the project will target Behsud, Chaparhar, Khogyani and Surkhrod districts. In Nangarhar province. Hygiene awareness session will cover the beneficiaries benefit from water supply and sanitation facilities and GBV awareness sessions will cover the beneficiaries will benefit from livelihood and MPC assistance. Therest of intervention will be the same for all targeted beneficiaries based on needs.

all the direct targeted beneficiaries will besensitized with GBV sessions in the targeted districts of both provinces to allow female beneficiary to participate in project activities and have direct access to the project assistance.

EFSVL Objective:
a. Protect and rehabilitate livelihoods for the vulnerable population at risk of hunger and malnutrition through appropriate response and linkages with development program.

b. Ensure continued and regular access to food for the acute food insure across the country.

c. Strengthen emergency preparedness and provide timely response in hard to reach areas through enhanced capacity of partners on assessment and contingency planning.

Multipurpose Cash (MPC)
a. Safe lives in the area of high need.

WASH Objectives:
a. WASH related communicable diseases are reduced among IDP, returnee, refugee and non- displaced conflict affected women, men and children of all ages through timely and adequate WASH assistance.

b.People affected by natural disaster # including severe weather conditions are assessed and responded to in a timely manner preventing loss of life and risk of disease.
Peace and Sustainable Devt Movers The Empower UNIHITRICO Project is a one-year engagement with Peace and Sustainable Development Movers focusing on the empowerment of 13 IP communities in Cagayan de Oro City as advocates of environmental protection and facilitators of access to services.With the projection of moving towards a bigger influencing or advocacy initiative, this project will capacitate the target groups around IP rights and IP agenda, and will also facilitate a sharing of indigenous knowledge systems and practices between andamong the tribal leaders and younger generation.
Strategic Innovation in Laos This project concerns a contribution to Oxfam in Laos and its partners . During a partner reflexion in early 2017, the GALS methodology (Gender Action Learning System) was used to assess Oxfam in Laos' common ambition with its partner organizations. There was much interest in developing GALS further and demand among partners increased to boost the capacity to use GALS extensively in various fields of work. Another issue addressed with this contribution is development of a youth country strategy. Earlier a context analysiswas done, as well as a stakeholder workshop. With this contribution the strategy will be finalized, by integrating better data through creative outreach. A third area of innovation addressed with this contribution is research into the fiscal system in Laos. In this way, increased knowledge will be gained on fiscal accountability that will be used in several projects that are being developed on economic justice.
CO-WASH Innovation Fund 2019 Assessing, designing and trialing the effectiveness of different waste (solid, liquid and faecal sludge) treatment and management technologies in Kyaka II refugee settlement, Kyegegwa.

- Rootzone technology for wastewater treatment
- An appropriate solid waste management model and
- Compare #Gulper# with diaphragm pump for manual extraction of faecal sludge and an appropriate technology for treatment and disposal
Blossoming Young  Digital Experience Youth in the OPT actively participate in local organizations, student unions, political groups, movements, NGOs, etc. The unacceptable restrictions on civil and civil freedoms are not only carried out by Israel. The PA has increasingly taken a more active role insuppressing Palestinians, particularly through their use of social media. Recently a law was passed that further curbs Palestinians# freedom to express themselves online (known as the Electronic Crimes Law), a law that places internet users, themajority being youth, vulnerable to prosecution by the Palestinian Authority (PA). Although the concept of digital rights is very new in the OPT, there are very few organizations raising awareness on these rights, particularly to protect youth, within thecontext of occupation and surveillance.
Within this ever changing context, digital programming is essential. Hence the activities below are recommendations that resulted from Oxfam in OPTI#s Youth Strategy and YAC Mapping Report in the OPT. As such theobjective is to advance the skills of youth to be effective, and sensible, active citizens, influencers and leaders in their societies, leading lobbying initiatives to advocate for causes that concern their life.

Outcomes:
# The targeted youth have abetter understanding on digital security
# The targeted youth#s capacities in digital story telling is enhanced and they can use it effectively to tell their stories and advocate for causes they care about in a positive way
# Targeted youth have enhanced leaderships skills that can be applied in their communities
#The youth initiative successfully shared on the national and international levels on Youth International Day in August 2018

Tangible result:
1) During the training topics/issues will beidentified by youth and highlighted via the digital story telling
2) Trained youth will be certified and form a group/pool of young digital security people who will raise awareness on the issue in selected communities/schools
3) A social media page will becreated and connect with other youth-led WebPages
4) All components developed by the youth will be linked with recent publications
AJOAGO Eloise Emergency Response Since 2001, AJOAGO with support of main partners is involved in successfully preparedness and response, improving water, sanitationand hygiene services, food security and other programmes in rural communities of Mozambique. Thus far services have been installed in main districts of 5 different provinces of the country.
This project targets at least 3.000 households in Guara Guara resettlement neighbourhoods in Buzi District. Through the project these people will achieve tangible improvements in their health status, welfare and dignity through increased and sustainable access to improved water and hygiene facilities delivery and by applying associatedhygiene practices to prevent COVID 19 Pandemic.
ASSN SS CSOs Research ASSN aims to conduct a brief study on the ability of South Sudan CSOs to play active role in influencing SSR in the context of peace processes and the efforts made to empower them to do so since the outbreak of internal conflict in December 2013. Focusing on the past five years, this includes an analysis of CSO engagements and roles in peace processes and their contributions to peace agreements.  The study will also look at how the ASSN and external actors have assisted South Sudan CSOs engagement with SSR processes and the extent to which this support has impacted the ability of CSOs to practically impact SSR provisions of peace agreements. It will contain a detailed analysis of the SSR provisions of peace agreements and how CSOs positioned themselves and influenced political actors, local, national, regional, international, and non-governmental bodies engaged in SSR/G work. The study will describe success stories and persisting challenges when influencing SSR and peace agreements. It will also include recommendations on how civil societycan effectively be supported to play an active role in influencing the implementation of the R-ARCSS and current opportunities for security sector reform.
CO-Conduct Agroecology Assessment Oxfam in Gaza will carry out the following activities: • Carry out a baseline assessment to provide a foundation to Oxfam’s humanitarian programme in Gaza in understanding the typology of agricultural activities, that would include understanding different cultivation practices, types of crops to be cultivated, and profiles of farmers and their decision-making process. The assessment would also bring recommended actions based on learnings from other countries and institutional capacities required to integrate this change to enable Oxfam to adopt an agroecology strategy more effectively into its programme and among its potential local partners.
• Increase the knowledge of Oxfam’s team in Gaza on what Agroecology is and suggest how agroecology practices, materials and techniques can be adopted within its livelihood programming.
• Experience and information sharing with other countries on similar paths through sensitization sessions on agroecology principles.
CRITICAL PUBLIC WASH FACILITIES PEF has substantial experience in designing and overseeing the implementation of technical water and environmental infrastructure -and will lead on overseeing the hard and soft component of the action, working closely with the Oxfam.
PEF has substantial experience in community mobilisation, hygiene promotion, and mass media campaigns in addition to designing and overseeing the implementationof water and environmental projects - and will lead on implementing the community mobilization actions,  rehabilitation and generalmaintenance of the WASH  facilities and installation of the renewal energy (solar system),
HO- Making the Most of What We Know Oxfam Novib is responsible for the Youth-Led research component of this project
Institut Africain pour le Développement The 3 partners of oxfam will intervene in 3 provinces namely Cibitoke, Bubanza and Bujumbura Rural within the 9 communes on 18 pilot hills. INADES Training will intervene more particularly in the municipalities of Mabayi, Mugina and Murwi of Cibitoke province. l will work with 1,500 direct beneficiaries (50% men and 50% women) and indirectly with 45,000 households (15,000 households / municipality).

The project also aims to focus its actions strategically on the main theme of climate change and greenhouse gas reduction, by inserting in a complementary and continuous way the development actions implemented by INADES in the province of Cibitoke. This helps to ensure from the beginning of the project a legitimacy of partner actions in the target hills, but also to facilitate the organization of local environmental governance committees on climate change and their acceptance at the local level.
ADVOCACY FOR EXTRATIVE INDUSTRY SIKASSO ikasso Region has a fairly varied. It is the third geology district mining of Mali, it contains enormous mining potential: Nickel in Kadiolo, Lithium in Bougouni, Aluminium in Koutiala, Gold in Yanfolila, Kadiolo and Bougouni. Other smaller resources exist, such as Copper and Nickel and manganese in the South. It has also more economic potential, these are the areas of agriculture, livestock,wildlife and flore. Le mining sector reported to the state more than 218 billion CFA francs, between 7 and 8% of GDP and 68.5% of export earnings in recent years and also over 5 billion to local authorities. Despite this contribution to the economy, the Commons of these regions with mining industries are faced with local development issues inadequacy of school infrastructure, roads, health, access to drinking water, the abandonment of classes etc. To this must be added the environmental problem due to the pollution generated by operating activities and the treatment of gold .This project aims to strengthen corporatesocial responsibility, training and community organization and elected concerned local mining sites; the establishment of a culture of accountability and social and political dialogue between the actors involved in the management of the mining sector. Asexpected results:
The people, the media and CSOs will be better informed and educated on the socio-economic and environmental impacts of mining with effective advocacy
Revenues from mines and their use, establishing conventions through information media and analysis made available and accessible
Investments by mining companies to communities and communities to communities will be increased and managed more transparently.
Taada aleyia "spectacle slam" ByL'hwem is a cultural and artistic association created in 2017. It aims to promote economical and social rights through Art and Culture. It is based on the experience of several tunisian artivist movements that took place after the 2011 revolution. Theywork mostly with marginalized groups of discriminated and underprivileged neighborhoods. In this intervention, they will be leading the organization of the artistic workshops and they will be coordinating the artistic action between the the artists (director, actresses, musicians, etc.).
Raising Voices of Bangsamoro Young Women The Bangsamoro young women can be involved in different circumstances during the conflict situations. They can be victims of displacement, threats and violence, however they can be active agents in promoting peace and development in Mindanao.
Presently,the Bangsamoro youth in Mindanao have experience different issues and problems. There is high number of school drop-outs among the Bangsamoro youth because of economic difficulties to support their schooling. Thus, this is among the factors of high unemployment and less economic opportunities among the Bangsamoro youth. Most of the youth, especially the young women, are forced to work outside Cotabato City and Maguindanao province to support the needs of their families. Many young women aspire to work abroad even at very young age, but many become victims of falsification of documents, illegal recruitment and trafficking.

Gender based violence such as rape, sexual harassments are also common issues among the Bangsamoro young women. Issues on early marriages and teenage pregnancies are also common issue, however less discuss in the public.

The armed conflicts in Mindanao also affects at varied extents on the gender dynamic and social relationship among affected communities, aside to its physical andeconomic impact. Cotabato City and Maguindanao became hosts of internally displaced people (IDPs) from the Marawi crisis. The crisis situation also the socio-economic and political situations of the cost communities.


The overall of objective of the project is to enhance the political participation of Bangsamoro young women in the Bangasamoro Autonomous Region on Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) through building the capacities of the Bangsamoro young women to raise their voices and perspectives on political issues affecting them. .

The  project has the following specific objectives:
a) Building Capacity of the Bangsamoro Young Women on political Participation in Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao(BARMM);
b) Strengthening the Advocacy Campaignof Bangsamoro Young Women; and
c) Establishing Networks and Alliances among potential tri-people women organizations and communities.
Improving System of Rice Intensification The project is designed to improve the rice productivities particularly cultivation technique. The propose project willing to strength on the implementing of women lead agriculture (WLAS) in promoting the system of rice intensification (SRI) in Pursat province. Migration still is the main concern for agriculture sector in the proposed target and the extension service which received through the WLAS  is very limited because of the technology competition,  So the WLAS mandate is to ensure  a labor force effectively and timing which able to help in and out site village with sustain workforce sufficient. Also those farmers received the service from WLAS can applied with the appropriated technique to increase their yield by adapted to climate change, Beside the farming the receiver service farmers can explore and earn income opportunity more than one to increase their family economic, not only the service which received from WLAS, but they have built their knowledge on farming and on the same time, the agriculture input cost reduced.
The goal of the project is to contribute to the efficiency of system of rice intensification (SRI) dissemination and responsive innovations inorder to increase sustainable agricultural production and productivity assures household income in Pursat province.
And its objectives are:
1. To improve effectively of women lead agriculture service innovation and service quality in rice productivities.

2. To promote the system of rice intensification (SRI) through education delivery, technical labor replacement and advisor service to farmers in agricultural innovation platforms.
CO-Refugee-led COVID Response in Ug (OSF Oxfam in Uganda with support from OSF through OUS will coordinate and manage the implementation of COVID response project activities in partnership with refugee led organisations in Uganda.  Oxfam in Uganda will ensure effective financial and project management support to partner and report to the donor on progress and impact.Activities will be jointly implemented with refugee-led organizations (RLOs) and Community Based Organizations (CBOs) with priority being given to: Community Technology Empowerment Network (CTEN), Community Engagement in Creative Innovation (CECI), I CAN South Sudan and Community Action for Transformation (CAFOT). Other partners will also be leveraged with other funding.

Oxfam will build its partners# capacity in remote partnering and programming and supportthem to implement COVID-19 community led responses.
CO-506609 In October 2018, the government shut down all INGO in Burundi and required they seek re-registration if they wanted to continue working in Burundi. In the re-registration we provided a plan of what we would do to address.   The govt accepted to register us and wewent back into operation. The Burundi CO want to train young people
introduce them to the world of work, because there are few opportunities to have internships.

In January 2020, Oxfam announced it to its partners, mentioned that we will approach our partners toask them to supervise them because we alone could not accommodate a large number.
Oxfam has promised to cover their travel costs during the internship time (6 months).
Extractive Industry Governance Cambodia Highlanders Association (HA) aims to empower indigenous communities in Rattanakiri by enhancing understanding and awareness on the indigenous people rights, skills and tools that enable them to challenge decisions and management of Economic Land Concession and mining companies for the respect of Free, Prior, Informed, Consent (FPIC) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The key activities include:

1/ Train and facilitate IP mining focal points the application of community scorecard on FPIC to generate the understanding of community perception of FPIC application by Angkor Gold.
2/ Produce IEC materials on the promotion of IP communities rights to FPIC
3/ Organize exposure visit to other countries that experience in community organizing and mining advocacy
4/ Organize dialogues, meetings and workshop to raise awareness on IP rights to FPIC
5/ Build and document evidences on failure of company performance on FPIC
6/ Organize and update company information to inform IP communities
7/ Facilitate IP Community representatives to offer community feedbacks on community perceptions on FPIC to Angkor Gold
8/ Support IP related events such as IP day, International Human Rights Day....etc.