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Acess to food and WASH Kukumbi –  is a non-profit non-governmental organization founded in 1998, based in Quelimane city, Zambezia province, and have beenable to implement several programs aiming to contribute towards strengthening  vulnerable communities through their engagement in the process of local sustainable development  and lobby and advocacy. Published its Statutes in the Bulletin of the Republic of Mozambique III SERIES Nr. 54 on July 8, 2014 registered with the Ministry of Justice of Mozambique under Nr.100160625.
Since its inception, Kukumbi has worked to strengthen the skills and capacities of vulnerable and marginalized communities, organized in WaSH Committees, Local  Natural Resource Management Committees, Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Committees, School Hygiene core and Group of Producers and or farmers, making them increasingly resilient and sustainable while using Human Right Based Approach  and Humanitarian Standards.
Guided by the Strategic Plan 2015-2021, Kukumbi worked in the area of Disaster Resilience and Humanitarian Response, which emphasizes strengthening Local climate change adaptation structure, improvement of  WaSH Infrastructure and Sustainable Livelihoods, Food Security and Nutrition as a means of disaster prevention, mitigation, response and recovery.with a focus on Food Security for Communities in the context of Emergencies and malnutrition which contributed to an increase in production, productivity, consumption and marketing of agricultural products, certification of Model Communities and the existence of District Communication Plans for Social and Behavior Change in the districts of Morrumbala, Mocuba, Namacurra, Maganja da Costa, Pebane , Molumbo, Gurué and Lugela, through:
a) Training of groups of Producers in Associations, Processing, Consumption and Marketing of agricultural products;
b) Establishment of agricultural and seed multiplication fields;
c) Distribution of agricultural Input Kits
HO-503001 IMK digitization of informatio The Impact Measurement <(>&<)> Knowledge team of ONL will support the Greek Council for Refugees (GCR) on improving its current client satisfaction questionnaire and creating a dashboard to visualize its results, and conducting a small-scale qualitative research with asylum-seeking women to determine the impact of GCR#s social services. The overall goal of this engagement is to support GCR togenerate evidence for making program quality improvements and conducting advocacy.

Deliverables:
Improved digital client satisfaction form with dashboard to visualize results
Brief qualitative impact study on how people who have received services perceive the relevance of those services, as well as the link between what GCR promises and what it delivers
SOGE - CREFA Project "Climate Resilience for All (CREFA) is an innovative yearlong project designed by a consortium of nine (9) key organizational partners with expertise in community development, renewable energy, climate resilience, and policy dialogue and development. Ledby Oxfam in Cambodia, the goal of CREFA is to address Cambodians’ vulnerability to climate change by targeted activities aimed at enhancing capabilities for mitigation and adaptation. Using a twin track approach of policy dialogue development coupled withlocal capacities for climate resilience, CREFA will strengthen responsive capacities, improve resilience, and promote sustainable development in line with SDG 7, SDG 12, and SDG 13. It will do so by working in close cooperation with 1) the National Council for Sustainable Development [NCSD] and the Department of Climate Change within the Ministry of Environment [MOE], 2) local provincial, district, and commune councilors, 3) private sector green growth actors including financial institutions, 4) other climate change CSOs and development partners, and, most importantly 4) SMEs and small holder farmers.CREFA is positioned as the start of a multi-year Climate Initiative byOxfam in Cambodia, whose aim the aim of which is the real transformation of climate challenges and risks into opportunities for equitable, sustainable growth. As such, the project aligns well with Oxfam’s current efforts in disaster risk reduction and social protection. It leverages the expertise of each of these the nine (9) Consortium partners and engages the private sector as well as the government in tailored, responsive climate action activities designed to respond to Rio Marker 2 for both mitigation and adaptation. One of the key focal points of the project is to ensure that the furthest left behind is targeted first; Oxfam recognizes the intersectionality of marginalization and the enhanced vulnerability of groups that have multiple characteristics of vulnerability. In particular, the post COVID-19 context calls for a more robust and inclusive climate resilience approach that targets people with disability, ethnic minorities, and women. As such, the project will feature gender equality, disability and social inclusion [GEDSI] analysis at the outset to inform all project activities.CREFA is well aligned with the Irish government’s priorities of gender equality, climate action, and governance. It also directly contributes to the Royal Government of Cambodia’s plans such as: National Strategic Development Plan [NSDP] (2019 to 2023), Cambodia Climate Change Strategic Plan [CCCSP] (2014 to 2023), National Policy on Green Growth [NPGG] (2013 to 2030), and Cambodia’s Third National Communication to the UNFCC (2022)."
Palestinian Medical Relief Society PMRS will be distributing hygiene kits to shelters in Khan Younis. PMRS will be coordinating with UNRWA for the distribution.
CO-Oxfam in Vietnam The commitment of Vietnam to net zero at COP26 has opened opportunities for RE transition in Vietnam. However, it also brings many challenges in implementation, especially on land use change, traditional livelihood loss, inequality and policy gaps in agriculture,environment, resilient livelihoods, construction and transportation.

Together with its benefits, RE development, which has just started in recent years, also causes unexpected consequences such as high land acquisition, livelihood change, elated solar power development, causing social conflicts and high end-of-life wastes, etc. The research provides recommendations for a better road map of energy transition in the following areas
• The power development plan should be integrated simultaneously with other national master plans of socio-economy, environmental protection, agricultural production, forest protection and development etc.
• The investment for renewable energy development encourages the diversified investment forms from private sectors and foreign funds in both power sources and transmission lines.
• Legal policies on solar power development, especially rooftop solar power, should be completed in order to ensure the stable energy supplying, rights of investors, lower land-use change; and minimize socio-environment consequences.
•Better social responsibilities of project developers in creating new jobs for local residents, especially affected people, women and ethnic minorities, social welfare policies, vocational training in collaboration with local authorities.
• Promoting residential roles in public consultation and information disclosure; monitoring project activities and their environmental protection.
In addition, the country needs to build a long-term and transparent policy roadmap towards protecting the interests of investors, especially local users who have installed solar power facilities at their houses and farms.

Influencing and promoting energy transition toward becoming more equal, inclusive and sustainable is one of the top priorities of the Oxfam Climate Resilience program in Vietnam. In its new country strategy (2020-2025), the country programme aims to influence the current growth-based development model to shift to a Human Economy Development Model, which puts people and the planet before profit.
Climate Justice AACJ - GHM Green Hope Movement (GHM) is a youth led environmental local organization that enables communities, especially youth and women to become environmental protection and climate action agents and enable communities to take control of their environmental preservation and economic development. GHM seeks to create awareness of environmental challenges in Somalia and strategically assist in solving them. Somalia is blessed with diverse biodiversity, valuable minerals, and a resilient
population. However, challenges like climate change, plastic waste management, deforestation, water pollution, flooding, and prolonged/recurrent droughts are some of the issues the country is grappling with. It is these challenges that inspired our founders to take the initiative in creating Green Hope Movement (GHM). GHM also aspires to be a world class community Based Organization that inspires advocacy, positive change on environmentalchallenges facing East Africa and mainstreaming of environmental concerns in development and sustainability of the present and future global community. GHM aims to create a viable society that Prevent, restore, and protect Environment by reducing degradation and building green, healthy, and sustainable ecosystems in the communities by empowering the society.
HO-Youth SME Programme Strategic development and coordination of Impact SME Development programme
Counterpart 507240 Agencia de Desenvolvi Association for Local Economic Development - Cabo Delgado (ADEL - CD) is an agency for the Local Economic Development of Cabo Delgado Province, it is a legal body governed by private, non-profit organization with legal personality that carries out its activities in accordance with its constitution and other legislation.
Mission: To encourage entrepreneurship in production and income generation, centered on the person as a conducting factor for wealth and well-being.
Focus: Access to Information, Community / Customary LandRights, Economic Empowerment, Environmental Justice, Governance, Land <(>&<)> Natural Resource
ADEL-CD is a grassroots organizationbased in Cabo Delgado and long-term Oxfam partner during the 2019 cyclone Kenneth emergency response and COVID-19. ADEL is expert in WASH and in Food Security.  ADEL is a local organization focusing on Access to Information, Community/ Customary Land Rights, Economic Empowerment, Environmental Justice, Governance, Land <(>&<)> Natural Resources and has been involvedin humanitarian response activities in partnership with national and international organizations.
ADEL's intervention will focus in 2 areas namely:
1. WASH: inMetuge district in 2 resettlement camps (Nicavaco and Ntokota). ADEL will build 6 water sources: 2 water systems (1 in each resettlement camp) and 4 boreholes (2 in each camp). The objective is to improve access to water to the people (IDPs) resettled due to armed conflict. to complement access to water, ADEL will promote best hygiene and sanitation practices to prevent waterborne diseases. The promotion of hygiene will be made by the local water committees compose by the local IDPs and volunteers. The total number of beneficiaries will 20. 000 IDPs and surrounding communities.
2. Food Security and Livelihood: in Montepuez  District in 2 resettlement camps (Mirate and Ntele) focus in Food security, by providing agriculture inputs to at least 3.000 households, approximately 1benefiting 5.000 people. The objective of this activity is to guarantee food and build resilience to the IDPs.  The inputs distribution will be made by local volunteers. The inputs (machetes, hoes, seeds) will be distributed 2 kits for each household.
GENOVICO-DANIDA The partner GENOVICO has a long experience in the field of non-violent conflict management. Its contribution will focus on :
- Conflict analysis (actors, sources, dynamics, strategies);
- Concerted management of natural resources and collective infrastructures;
-Non-violent communication;
- Intervention techniques (mediation, facilitation, conciliation, negotiation facilitation);
- Do no harm", "PCIA" and "Project-Conflict Interactive Impact Assessment (PCIIA)" approaches;
- Local dynamics and conflict management; Women,media, Islam and conflict management and peace promotion.Re GENOVICO is a reference structure with proven expertise in conflict management and transformation. Within the framework of the project Re GENOVICO will bring local solutions to local conflict concerns and peace prevention  Specific objective 2: To involve marginalized communities (men, women and youth) in conflict managementOutcome 2.2 Women and youth are organized, included and empowered to influence decisions regarding their livelihoods developmentActivity 1: Training of youth and women on Nonviolent Conflict Management related to Natural ResourcesOutcome 2.3: Marginalized communities (women and youth) participate in decision-making bodies related to conflict preventionand managementActivity 2: Diagnostic baseline studyon the factors favoring the marginalization of youth and womenActivity 3: Organization of forums for popular expression on the involvement of women and youth in decision-making bodies.
CO-(OXFAM)-LEAP PHASE II The project contributes to and is aligned to the UN Women “Advancing Women’s Leadership, Empowerment and Resilience in Uganda’s Refugee Response: Phase II” and directly contributes to Outcome 3. The project intends to achieve the following results:

Goal: Positive coping mechanisms and sustainable economic activities are promoted for refugee and host community women and girls.

Outcome 1.0:  Refugee and host community women have increased access to sustainable non-agricultural livelihood opportunities.

Output 1.1:    Establishment and roll out of savings and lending groups to (105)   3,150 women including digitalisation of savings and linkages to financial institutions such as banks. (10 percent PWDs) -Implemented by OXFAM and URDMC

The 105 women's groups, each with 30 members, engaged in income-generating activities of the Village Savings and Loan Association methodology through engagement with the ENSIBUUKO company for digital VSLA. This will help in the profiling of VSLA and Framers groups, financial linkages, a digital marketplace for farmers, and e-learning through an Android-based smart phone application. These groups will also receive support in the form of tabs or smartphones to aid their saving and financial literacy training and groupdynamics training. Oxfam and its partners will work with the district commercial officer, district community development officer, and office of the prime minister to monitor the groups,minimise related risk, and ensure sustainability once they are matureand have been saving for at least a year.

Output 1.2: Support75 women groups comprising of 2,250 women and youth to establish and manage small and enterprises, support with business and financial skills training including capitalization of businessesand linkages to value addition chains for refugee women through increasingproduction, and support to establish cottage industries and linkages to market opportunities.  Implemented by OXFAM
CO-Joint Public Appeals -Gaza Oxfam is responsible of providing technical support to PEF about the best WASH materials fit with the current emergency in Gaza Strip, in addition to procuring the needed WASH materials from outside Gaza, such as family latrines, water bladders, hand washing stations and cleaning materials to ensure that complementary WASH response is implemented in Gaza Strip.
Somalia Resilience Program The program promotes bottom-up and top-down governance capacity development.  At HH and group level, the program will continue to expand the number of VSLAs, increasing the number of these social capital-developing and integration-promoting mechanisms.  Through the intensive GCVCA facilitated assessment process and subsequent development of CAAPs, SomReP will continue to place the community at the forefront of analyzing their own challenges and opportunities, and putting forth their own priorities and plans to help them better plan for and mitigate against shocks and promote food security and economic development.  The CAAP is the foundation for development planning at the community level, assisting community leadership to identify and prioritize development actions. Other organizations and consortia are also developing plans at community and district level; as such, SomReP will continue to jointly plan and coordinate actions at both Technical Unit and site level so as to ensure efficient use of multipledonors# resources in fulfillment of community needs.
In partnership with district and Member State line ministries, SomReP will undertake sector specific assessments targeting systems (e.g. water systems, market systems) which affect resilience buildingwithin and between villages.  During times of shock, SomReP will mobilize resources to partner with relevant line ministries to undertake assessment to support early response and post-shock recovery.  Village and village-cluster plans will be aggregated and support the development of district-level planning frameworks.  Through direct support to line ministries through secondments and other facilitative actions, the program will promote understanding of national and Member State Level frameworks (NDP andRRF) at the community planning level.  As Member State line ministries are supported to monitor uptake and progress towards achieving disaster risk management actions at community level, the government will both fulfill its mandate and begin to strengthen its ability to do this independently.
GRAISEA 2.0 - ICAFIS International Collaborating Centre for Fisheries and Aquaculture Sustainability (ICAFIS) is a local NGO belonging to Vietnam Fisheries Society (VINAFIS) focusing on promotion of aquaculture and fisheries sustainability within Vietnam and Vietnam experience sharing internationally, primarily to developing countries primarily in Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America. ICAFIS has been working widely with 36 projects in agriculture and aquaculture, especially aquaculture projects funded by IDH and WWF in Mekong Delta province. As a newly official Oxfam partner since 2015, ICAFIS will be implementing an Oxfam#s project #Promoting integration of CSR among actors in supply chain of wild capture fishery in Vietnam#. Recently, ICAFIS and Oxfam collaborate to develop a concept note submitted to EUROPE Aid for SWITCH-Asia Call. Since 2014, ICAFIS has been potential partner supporting several Oxfam#s aquaculture activities in Vietnam and networking with relevant aquaculture stakeholders as well as joining in GALS training courses organised by Oxfam and CECEM.
International Collaborating Centre for Fisheries and Aquaculture Sustainability (ICAFIS) will be Oxfam's strategic partner in managing and implementing project activities of shrimp value chain in Soc Trang andBac Lieu provinces within the framework of GRAISEA 2.0 project.
NCA- Voice of the Youth-LA Today, the elderly is the fastest growing demographic group in the world due to increase in life expectancy. According to the decree No. 2822/LSW of 2004, the elderly people are the population at the age of 60 and over.  Based on the estimation of the current demographic data in the IXth Five Year 2021-2026 Socio-Economic Plan of Lao PDR, the country will enter into the elderly society in 2038. Thus in order to prepare the current young population to be the future elderly with resilient to abuses, they need to understand and address the issues currently faced by the elderly and advocate for policy change towards the elderly. Lao PDR has little study and record on the elder abuse for advocacy of policy change. This project is aiming at empowering the youth to influence policy change towards the elderly. This will be achieved by involving the youth to study and address the issues faced by the elderly especially advocate for policy change. The elderly will be the active participants of the project in providing information on their abuses within the families and communities and in raising voices through the youth on how do they want to see policy and social changes towardsthe elderly. Finally, participation from older adults will be mobilize in order to create empowering intervention strategies that are designed in accordance to the requirements of the elderly and are in line with the principles of respect, dignity, and choice.

The solutions proposed will be the activities for the following expected outcomes :
1. The voice of the seniors on elderly abuse are heard by their family members and communities. This will be achieved by the following activities:
1.1 Baseline survey to screen elderly abuses in the target 40 villages in 3 districts
1.2 Establishment and training of the youth volunteers in data collection and advocacy for the prevention of the elder abuse
1.3 Dissemination of findings from baseline survey and policies of the government on the prevention of elder abuse
1.4 Campaign on the "Respect for Seniors and Life Long Learning"

2. Models of care and support for the elderly relevant to the local context carried out by local government, private and community based social services. This will be achieved by:
2.1 Home visit to the vulnerable elderly people affected by violence and negligence
2.2 Provision of counselling service to the severely affected elderly by violence (both psychological and physical violence)
2.3 Support activities in sociological inclusion of the elderly and youth in community affairs

3. A better and effective policy and programme in providing social assistance andsocial protection for the elderly are promoted and adapted. This will be achieved by
3.1 Participation of the youth in different meetings at the district, provincial and central levels in updating policy towards the elderly
3.2 Support community radio programme on issues related to the elderly
3.3. Development of information education communication (IEC) materials for advocacy of the rights to protection of the elderly on social media.
HECA - 503399 Civic space activities in HECA: (1) The Rule of law index study with EALS, that reviews and compares performance of East African Countries on several elements (such as access to justice, respect for fundamental rights, accountability and use of government power etc). (2) Oxfam is initiating a building forward fairer campaign, calling on national and regional governments to commit towards equitable, transparent, accountable and gender-responsive recovery from Covid19. (3) supporting partners EASCOF and EALS on formulating a regional CSO Bill for East Africa.