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Raising rural women voices to participate and influence in La Paz, Honduras The projects seeks to rise the voice of rural organized women from four municipalities of  La Paz  devoloping women leadership skills to partipate in taking decision process at all levels,  building alliances with civil society  organizations and with local governments to formulate gender local policies and increase allocation of resources for womens' demands and proposals.
Promoting an end to violence against women through the Honduran media Changing the media approach in Honduras to violence against women, in compliance with international treaties signed by Honduras
Conserving forests and ecosystems to increase resilience of rural communities The project will focus on capacity building of community organizations of two watersheds of  the  western region in  Honduras, in order  to the formation of networks and platforms to build resilience to climate change effects on their livelihoods,  through sustainable management of land, water and forest. Special attention will be given to the most vulnerable populations such as women and youth in the communities supported by the project. Also advocacy work on public policies will be supported so that government agencies fulfil their responsibilities to promote sustainable development.
Linking small farmers from western Honduras to  vegetable markets This Project's vision is to make Association of producers of highland Celaque, a consolidated business with efficient production and management systems, which produces good quality vegetables for the satisfaction of the target markets, generates profits and improves the living conditions of families affiliated, while supporting women's participation in all stages of the value chain and all decision -making bodies. This will become APROALCE as a gold standard in the sector of smallholder farmers in particular indigenous people and women can become key business actors in an inclusive business model.
Promoting citizenship participation and local development in Honduras The project seeks to strength participatory & transparency process in designing of public policy of municipal government from a territorial perspective. The main activities relate to: a) Enhancing municipal authorities' capacities in transparency, accountability & participatory process, b) Strengthening Civil Society advocacy capacities in public policy to influence local governments (organization, building alliances, developing proposals, lobby, etc.), c) Developing initiatives between Civil Society Organization representatives & municipal authorities to promote territorial perspective of development of micro region, Guisayote.
Strengthening democratic process and empowering young people in Honduras Project seeks to develop democratic process among Civil Society Organizations in order to be better positioned in public debate about public policy, related to National Development Plan 2010_2024 recently approved by government. The main components are: a) Political dialogue involving regions, b) Enhancing advocacy capacities considering current polarization & not relationship with government, c) Strengthening organisational, political & programmatic capacities of young people. The project is implemented by national platform integrated by 12 social sectors & 5 territorial platforms.
Empowering Civil Society & Women to Engage Policy Processes in Honduras This project will contribute to enhancing democratic governance and gender equity both at national and local level.  This will be achieved by generating political and gender analysis capacity among civil society organizations to influence policy process geared towards poverty reduction and gender equity.  Focus will be on the implementation of the legal mechanisms, policies and programs related to women rights, municipal development plans, public budgeting and social audits in four municipalities of Honduras.
Generating local capacities to high Food security through unwrapped grant This initiative focus will be on measures to strengthen rural livelihoods to adapt to climate change effects. Production initiatives will be promoted to ensure the availability of food at household level. People will be trained to identify and manage environmental risk factors and reduce the impact of climate change in their farms. It will support the construction of basic infrastructure including water harvesting systems, drinking water, solar energy systems, improved stoves to reduce the emission of smoke, bio -gas production. It will influence the agenda of local governments to prioritize actions to improve the resilience of communities.
Resources & Affirmative Actions for Women in the Budget of  Republic of Honduras Through  media action, research, advocacy and lobby initiatives with Gender Commission of the National Congress of Honduras, and other  targeted actors ,  the project aims to obtain approval and funding for the CREDIMUJER Law and the Research Unit for Crimes against Life of Women.
Improving Food Security in rural families in western of  Honduras This project aims to promote farming of 1200 small -scale family producers in targeted municipalities in western of Honduras to ensure food security and increased household income, with emphasis on developing organizational, production and management by increasing the productivity  through family gardens and cropping corn and beans to self consuming of production and selling the excedents to local markets.
Advocacy from indigenous populations in protection natural resource in Honduras This project looks to generate in the indigenous populations greater sensitization and awareness on environmental issues  and the impact that it will have in the future generations, to stimulate its participation from the local scope to the national scope in the effort to obtain the application of the environmental law and to modify the citizen attitude as well as the State action in environmental matter.
OGB Allocated Discretionary Funding Oxfam GB Allocated Discretionary Funding to support:  Support to UE Eurojustice project on prevention of Violence Against Women (VAW) Coordination of "Even It Up" programme focused on women's rights Ensuring quality and accountability of "Even It Up" programme Advancing the implementation of the national influencing strategy Covering project monitoring costs of national staff Supporting resource mobilisation for partner women organisations
Response to the Food Insecurity crisis in the Dry Corridor in Honduras This project aims to improve access to food for families affected by the 2015 drought to prevent and treat acute malnutrition in children 6  - 59 months and lactating mothers and to prevent the use of negative coping strategies by the families. The response focuses on families with children under 5 where levels of acute malnutrition have already risen alarmingly and where the number of children at risk of acute malnutrition is even higher. The situation requires an immediate humanitarian response.
Business Development and Consolidation Business Model CREPAIMASUL. It works in the following areas of business: I) improvement of production capacity, trying to involve women and youth in the process; II) capacity building in the team and management personnel; III) market consolidation; IV) improving financial management; V) improved operations, standardizing the packaging process development. CREPAIMASUL be a viable and profitable business in a period of three years. The company will engage with women and youth in the community, including management processes, governance, marketing and in the process of decision making.
Early response to the coffee rust outbreak in Central America, through provision The project aims to demonstrate as the coffee crop injury is affecting livelihoods and food security of people dedicated to the category in the country, both producers and employees, making an impact on the organizations responsible for the item -level Central to these play an active role and give the necessary attention to those affected.
Income Generation for Farmer Lenca Women in La Paz, Honduras This project will help increase the income of rural women associated of Organization of farmer women of La Paz(COMUCAP), through efficient production process that drives the increased volume of coffee sales, consolidation through the certification process and the adoption of environmental technologies and management in all processes of production, thereby seeking to enter coffee niche markets and ensuring financial sustainability.
Community Strategy on Health Promotion & Hygiene in Honduras Contribute to food security of the poor in vulnerable neighborhoods in Tegucigalpa with small initiatives including development of urban gardens at home and school, for home consumption and sale of surplus achieved, sensitize local authorities about the importance of food security programs as well as the creation of targeted public policies to urban contexts.
No state Actors: Participation and Small producers in Mancomunidad Sur Copan This project continues the efforts of Oxfam and other international agencies in the western region of Honduras to strengthen the role of civil society as a key player in fighting poverty and promoting social justice. The objective is to improve and enhance the capacity of civil society and social change agent to influence design processes and implementation of public policies and better resource allocation aimed at reducing poverty in the Commonwealth of south of Copan
Promoting justice & fight against women violence in Honduras This project focus on supporting women who suffer violence in the emotional care, legal and financial advice provided by the organization in order to strengthen capacities for the promotion and defence of rights and encourage the culture of denouncing in women.
Streghtening the dialogue and alliances among womens from North zone in Honduras The project seeks to strengh  womens' movements from north region of Honduras through setting a space of political dialogue among womens' organizations/networks, create a sub -national  Platform and develop a political  agenda in order to increase womens's voice in social movement's process to rise their demands and proposals for a new economic, political and social agreement in Honduras.
Depth assessment food security situation in southern Honduras Depth assessment of food & nutritional security of families situation, located in the dry corridor of Honduras, including departments of Valle, Choluteca, Francisco Morazán, La paz, El Paraiso & Comayagua, through home surveys and focus groups. Evaluation is expected to provide quantitative inputs to make the decision of giving humanitarian response or not on EFSLV to 28,000 families who are at risk of losing their agricultural production for self -consumption by decreasing rainfall & heat wave extension period. The fund will also cover the emptying costs & analysis of information. The assessment will be done from Oct to Dec 2012.
Promoting  women's engagement  in governance in Honduras The project'll contribute to generate evidence  of the impact of promoting the active participation of poor women in decisition making process and  political life in Honduras.  The project will promote changes in attitudes and beliefs related to women's rol in  public life  and influence public policies and budgeting for a gender approach.  This will be achieved by generating poor rural womens' organizational and policy capacities,  working with civil society organizations and local governments to influence policy process with gender approach; lobby, networking and campaing for more women in politics.
Right to be Heard to raise awareness about political & civil rights in Honduras Project respond to the component Right to be Heard & is based on the framework of Governability & Gender Justice programme. Project seeks to contribute to raise awareness about political & civil rights & situation in current political context. Target groups are mainly young people, leaders from social movement & civil society organizations & policy makers. Geographical area is Francisco Morazán, western of the country, Atlantida, Colon, Yoro, Cortes and Olancho in Honduras.
Generating analysis to enhance Civil Society political dialogue in Honduras The project seeks to increase the  analysis capacity and political position of  social movements and civil society organizations though the creation of a center of investigation on democratic and governability issues that respond to social movement demands according to context and trends.   The project will produce information and investigation about tendencies analysis,  political scenaries and inputs for the formulation of  pro -poor public policy.
Improving Household Food Security in Western Honduras This project will contribute to improving food security of 200 farm families by improving their sustainable production systems and their links with markets, and facilitate greater access to diversified products in local markets and local consumers to poor families in the Municipalities in Ocotepeque departement in western Honduras
Awareness Generation towards Climate Chance Conference in Cancun Project seeks to generate awareness against the Conference of the Parties 16 (COP 16) in Cancun, has the purpose that the state and key actors from Honduran society know the impacts of Climate Change and international efforts being made to curb it.
Enterprise Development Programme The vision of the enterprise is to increase profits as a result of increases in cultivating areas, production yields and further penetration of the formal markets consisting of national supermarkets and those from the WALMART chain, leading up to a 40% increase in income for the 200 small -scale farmers linked formally and informally to the enterprise. Further exploration of business opportunities for women in the communities, such as value added activities for specific crops, will also be supported from the enterprise.
Enterprise Development Programme Honduras This project has been designed to give administrative support  for the implementation for the Enterprise Development Programme in Honduras. This project includes salary for Programme Officer, Consultants costs, country level research and feasibility studies; learning, communication  and advocacy activities; as well some administrative expenses for meetings, travel cost and others related to capacity building to enterprises, its monitoring and  supervision.
Community development, food security & rural business in western of Honduras The project is financed by IDB 90%, OXFAM 5%, OCDIH 3% and communities 2% (This is a good example of leverage), benefiting 400 families, of which 80% have been supported by the Livelihood Program for 4 years. The project families improve their food security, management, advocacy and business development, by improving family systems, organizational strengthening business community -based, rural financial services alternative participation of the producers / as in formal markets and organizational structures of civil society at local and municipal, for advocacy at the municipal level regional and national levels.
Supporting small initiatives to achieve program outcomes In Honduras The focus of this project is to support partners' activities that respond to opportunities and threats identified as strategic according to changes in the context, as actions for the enforcement of partner's capacity in key issues that would add value to the process that are actually being funded  by the Program of Economic Justice and the Program of Governance and Gender Justice.   Activities of capacity building, peer exchange, lobby/advocacy and others relevant for defending human rights and democracy in the context of coup d'etat in Honduras.
Building process management  for  business  women in La Paz, Honduras The project will improve the socio -economic status of 256 women in four municipalities in western of Honduras, members of Coordination of Rural Women from La Paz, and their families.  With this population Oxfam has contributed to the development of business initiatives and advocacy for over 10 years. The project will strengthen administrative management skills and management in the organization in order to improve the profitability of business initiatives, ensuring the financial sustainability of social and economic initiatives.
Consolidating local budgeting, participatory process & social audit in Honduras The purpuse of the project is to  advance  in the institucionalization of the participatory process that had been promoted during last fiver years  in two municipalities in Honduras.    It is expected that local governments engage in promoting every year the budgeting participatoy process and be more accauntable  and responsiveness to communities.  The key activities of the project are capacity building, technical support, building alliances with local authorities and journalists.
Forest preservation and food security of rural families in western Honduras The project will contribute to improving food security and preservation of resources in 200 families from 13 communities from western of Honduras, have benefited from the Economic Justice Program for 4 years. Through capacity building and implementation of environmental protection practices in 4 micro -watersheds and agricultural development of sustainable production practices, achieving with it, access to water for basic family, and improving production yields and diversification families set for self -consumption.
Overcoming barriers to access to justice for women at risk This project aims to contribute to strengthening the system of access to justice for women survivors of gender violence who live in conditions of poverty and exclusion under threat and high risk of life, improving the quality and coverage of the comprehensive care system ): Detection, referral, shelter, follow -up and restoration of damage; That overcomes territorial and gender barriers in protecting women in high risk of life from the generation of constructive dialogue with the State, institutionalisation and progressive progress in the fulfilment of international commitments on care And punishment of gender violence against women.
Start Fund Support for families affected by the drought in Honduras The project aims to support 1600 families with financing from the Start Fund & Oxfam, in 3 municipalities of the Lempira department, to ensure access to food, vouchers will be  distributed with cash value which can be exchanged for food and other essential goods in order to meet the most pressing emergency needs of the most vulnerable affected families which are infra -subsistence farmers, who support themselves and their families through small -scale  production of basic grains, supplemented by wage labour. This will be complemented with hygiene promotion as well as lobbying and advocacy activities in order to raise the profile of the emergency and leverage more short. medium - and long -term funds and other support.
Monitoring impact of fiscal policy on women & young people in Honduras Projects focus on strength women's & youth's organizations position related fiscal policy in order to highlight lack of attention to women's & young's problems & priorities in national budget. Oxfam & partner will make alliances with organizations representative of women & young to work together to raise women's & young's voice from low income household about fiscal crises. Key activities are raising awareness among women's & young leaders about fiscal policy, research & diffusing results among Civil Society Organizations & media.
Promoting  women's engagement  in governance in Honduras The project will contribute to generate evidence of the impact of promoting the active participation of poor women in decision making process and political life.  The project will promote changes in attitudes and beliefs related to women's role in public life and influence public policies and budgeting for a gender approach.  This will be achieved by generating poor rural women's organizational and policy capacities,  working with civil society organizations and local governments to influence policy process with gender approach; lobby, networking of women strengthened with more voice in the context of the political women participation.
Monitoring and Evaluation Program Gather information indicators matrix program, for which use of various tools and instruments will be made.
WASH emergency response southern Honduras This project was created to provide emergency response in southern Honduras, due to a low pressure system that affected the departments of Choluteca and Valle, The funds will used to work in water, sanitation and hygiene(WASH) to help the population affected.
Supporting to develop a Truth Commission in political crises context in Honduras The project focus on supporting CSO efforts to implement a Truth Commission that seeks to contribute to dignify and restitute  human rights of victims and familiaries of the repression in the context of political crises in Honduras due to cuop.  This will be reached through the development of a process of opening the truth from the historical, political and social perspective. Some of the key activities includes investigation and documentation of cases, developping a comunication strategy, setting alliances with SEGIL and other international organizations  and   advocacy work to OEA, CIDH, UE, NNUU and others.
Emergency response in southern Honduras This project was created to provide emergency response in southern Honduras, due to a low pressure system that affected the departments of Choluteca and Valle.
Livelihoods & fair policies for small farmers in western Honduras This project contributes to increasing food security, reducing poverty and empowering producers in political processes and decisions that affect their lives. Strengthen productive capacities and advocacy of local organizations, contributing to the sustained improvement of their livelihoods. Mechanisms will be established dialogue with state authorities for the enactment of laws to better access to credit and increased local government budgets and state for agriculture and improving the business environment for the benefit of small farmers in western of Honduras.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Safety and Security Volunteer safety and security costs in Madagascar. Includes overseas staff salaries and benefit costs, leases, staff travel, communications, conferences, supplies, equipment and International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS). Excludes costs for training, medical and security.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer In-Service Training All costs incurred for in-service training of volunteers in Madagascar during their service, including language tutoring, workshops, and conferences.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer In-Service Training All costs incurred for in-service training of volunteers in Madagascar directly associated with Volunteer and staff safety (preparedness and training), and the physical security of Peace Corps-leased properties. Includes guard services, security staff, security-related travel, supplies, equipment, physical property upgrades, and the Office of Safety and Security.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer In-Service Training All costs incurred for in-service training of volunteers in Madagascar. Includes overseas staff salaries and benefit costs, leases, staff travel, communications, conferences, supplies, equipment and International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS). Excludes costs for training, medical and security.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Pre-Service Training All costs incurred for pre-Service training of volunteers in Madagascar, including allowances, travel, supplies and equipment. Excludes costs for training or medical support costs.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Safety and Security Volunteer safety and security costs in Madagascar. Includes costs of medical staff and care, staff and Volunteer medical-related travel, Volunteer medevac accompaniment travel, medical supplies, and distinct medical unit costs.