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YPAC Establish Parliamentary Group The activities are geared at combatting corruption by strengthening the capacity of the Yemeni Parliament to monitor and control the incoming foreign aid flows into Yemen and their allocation by the Yemeni government:
- The training of a group (5 parliamentarians, 6  managers/secretaries involved in the Parliamen-tarian Development, Financial and Services Committees and 4 members of Yemen PACon the procedures and the methodology of external donors in Yemen and on the monitoring and evaluation of their funding (grants, loans) and activities.
- The setting up of an internal support  group in Yemeni Parliament of 15 persons (committee staff, administrators)  that will be selected by the parliamentarian Development, Financial and Services Committees (5 representatives from each committee) that will also be trained on external donors procedures/methodology and their monitoring/evaluation in order to assist and support the parliamentary group.
- The setting up of a database with information on all external financial support for Yemen and to make this information readily available to all interested parties electronically.
- The presentation of a draft External Aid Law to theYemeni Parliament that will guarantee the legal role of the Yemeni Parliament with regard to the monitoring, control of all fundingby external donors.
- The formulation of quarterly oversight reports (every 3 months) on loans and grants to Yemen that will be prepared by parliamentary group with the help of experts. These reports are available for all interested parties and will be published on the website of the organization.
- The formulation of two half- yearly reports (every 6 months) on loans and grants to Yemen thatwill be prepared by the parliamentary with the help of experts. These reports are available for all interested parties and will be published on the website of the organization. Once a year an accumulative annual report (1,500 copies) will be edited, printed and distributed.
- The two half-yearly reports will be discussed during two workshops (30 participants each) in Sanaa for different stakeholders (CSOs, civil society, media) to set up lobby and advocacy activities around external funding issues.
Humanitarian assessment # OPTI Humanitarian assessment intervention builds on Oxfam in OPTI efforts to build internal humanitarian capacity to respond to small and medium scale humanitarian crises, creation of a joint (inter-affiliate) contingency plan and capacity building for local partners.Recognizing partnership as a driving principle of Oxfam work the assessment aims to provide clarity on capacities of existing partners in implementing emergency response; proposal for selection of strategic partners for future investments; and development of capacity building plan for those partners. The assessment aims to include in depth assessment of 10 previous partners from Jerusalem/West Bank and Gaza.
HO-503001 The overall objective of project is enhanced capacity and space for civil society organizations in Lebanon to influence their government and international actors  to adopt policies that more effectively meet the needs of vulnerable displaced persons and host communities, and implement them effectively.

The specific objectives are: 1) Increased capacity of civil society operating in Lebanon to monitor and analyse the impacts of, and influence regulatory frameworks and policies on the protection of forcibly displaced persons. 2) Increased space for civil society to influence and hold accountable national governments and international actors on forced displacement and protection frameworks, and on financing mechanisms in response to forced displacement.

The project will create an informal network of human rights and protection partners; provide them with a venue to discuss findings and evidence from their fieldwork and combining it with trends analysis at the national and international levels, identification of key issues, examining protection responses, and identifying legal protection alternatives. Activities also include training and technical assistance on strategyand campaign development; support to coalition partners to develop an agreed approach and strategy for analysis of protection trends, and funding for initiatives to respond to protection issues and pilot new approaches. There will be lobby meetings in Lebanon with various stakeholders and facilitation and follow up of coalition meetings. The role of Oxfam Novib will be to link activities in Lebanon to the international level in order to influence global level policy developments and advocate for implementation of commitments coming out of the fall summits. Lebanon level work will feed into Oxfam#s global displacement campaign.

Other activities consist of a first learning event with civil society organizations and activists from Lebanon and other refugee-hosting countries in the region on changes in protection frameworks and forced displacement in different contexts; a strategy workshop for the broader coalition of organizations participating in the learning event, lobby initiatives in Lebanon including roundtable events on development financing in the context of protracted displacement and protection frameworks; a lobby tour for partners to visit key targets at the international level especially in Europe; as well as a policy brief to support evidence-based advocacy. The project will also finance a second multi-stakeholder learning event that brings together practitioners from Lebanon and other countries hosting large displaced populations, experts, entrepreneurs, and donors to conceptualise new responses to forced displacement. Other activities are mapping of innovative responses to forced displacement and (comparative) research between Lebanon and other contexts. Oxfam Novib will amplify the efforts of national civil society through its networks, facilitate their international access through travel support and accompaniment, and advocate for space for national civil society in international policy processes.
IDEC Seeking to represent consumer interests in the debate on corporate social responsibility in Brazil, Idec, supported by Oxfam Novib,is developing the third edition of the Responsible Banks Guide (2012-2013).
Previous editions can be found at: www.guiadosbancosresponsaveis.org.br
The second edition of the Brazilian Bankwiser has been launched in October 2012.
Advocacy Coalition Support The Institute for Studies of Society, Economics and Environment (iSEE) is a science and technology organization that coordinates the People participation working group (PPWG) which was established in 1999. It is an informal network that acts as a forum for organisations and professionals - such as donors, government employees, NGOs, project managers, consultants and researchers to exchange information and ideas on issues relating to people#s participation, grassroots democracy and civil society .

In recent years, PPWG has been an active group to do awareness raising and advocacy for policies and legislation towards enlarging civil society space in Vietnam such as advocacy for amendment of Constitution 2013, Law on Law, Law on Access to Information, Law on Association and Decree 93 on management and utilisation of foreign non-governmental aid. Through its work, PPWG also strengthens cooperation among differentcivil society actors and increase the public understanding and support for a necessary role of civil society in Vietnam. However, PPWG currently plans its work and strategies on annual basis. Its resource is dependent on ad-hoc contribution from its members. Its chair is leading PPWG voluntarily and its coordinator is a full-time staff of iSEE # the current coordinating member of PPWG. This current arrangement constrains PPWG to take more strategic role in increasing people#s participation in policy making, social debate,advocacy and enlarging civil society space in Vietnam.

Oxfam has been anactive steering committee member of the PPWG since it established in 1999, we also acted as the chair of the group during 2005 - 2006. Recently, together with iSEE, Oxfam has lead and contribute to PPWG#s thematic working groups on Law on Association andDecree 93 on management and utilization of non-governmental aid. Facilitate enabling environment for Civil Society especially ensuring rights to access to information and to association is a strategicintervention that clearly define in the OCS to 2019 andVCG1 strategy in coming year. It also links to several the current Oxfam#s programmes/projects (the coalition programme, budget transparency..etc..). Therefore, we see the need and added value for Oxfam to continue to support PPWG in advocacy efforts.

iSEE joining this project with the aims to support PPWG to increase its institutional and financial capabilities to take a strategic and leading role in civil society development in Vietnam and carrying out advocacy forenabling
Empowerment and raising voice of ethnic Vision: By March 2016, the villagers in Dak Glong district, Dak Nong province will be empowered to raise their voice and to be heard. They become active and innovative in community development activities, contribute to the improvement and the effectiveness of NewRural National Target Program, and result in reducing the household poverty rates, enhancing political stability, and creating wider impacts within and beyond the province.
The project aims to achieve the following concrete objectives:
- To create spaces for villagers to apply their learning and to exercise collective actions;
- To build capacity and self-confidence of villagers in 'claimed spaces' in economic development through supporting and replicating farmer-initiated livelihoods models;
- To promote people's self-esteem and to create opportunities to exercise power in claimed spaces in cultural and social development by supporting cultural diversity and solidarity initiatives of local people;
- To enhance people's active roles in community development and participation in 'invited spaces' utilizing existing legal platforms for dialogues, and enhancing representative roles of Farmers Union;
- To raise public awareness and recognition on rights and capacities of ethnic minorities, and their empowerment processes by engaging media in promoting project methodology and results.
Cyclone Phailine Response 2013-14 Tropical Cyclone Phailin (Cyclone level 4 as per Indian Meteorological Department) made landfall in heavily populated Orissa coast on Saturday, the 12th October night with terrifying winds of 200-210km speed per hour. There was storm surge up to 3 meter height. Worst hit districts are Ganjam, Puri, Khurda, Cuttack, Jagatshingpur, Naygarh amongst the 17 affected districts in Orissa. Kalingapatnam, the adjacent district in the state of Andhra Pradesh was also affected by Cyclone Phailin.  Heavy rains brought by the cyclone Phailin that hit the coast on Saturday night led to flooding, causing a second crisis in Mayurbhanj, Balasore, Kendrapara, Bhadrak and Jajjpur district. The worst affected by flooding are the Balasore and Kendrapara district. Due to heavy precipitation, released water from the Hirakud dam has made the situation critical. Even as the life continued to remain out of gear in cyclone hit areas, the flood situation remained grim in 4 affected districts. There is full moon on 18th October; until then due to high tide the situation will remain worst. However, in Ganjam district, flood water has started receding since 16th October.

This Emergency Response is to provide immediate humanitarian assistance to decrease public health risks to 9750 cyclone-affected men women and children in Ganjam and Puri Districts through provision of water and sanitation facilities, public health services, emergency shelter and emergency food and livelihood assistance support by March 2013.

Specific outputs:
RESULT 1 # Water, sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
RESULT 2 # Provide Emergency Food Security (EFSVL)
RESULT 3 # Emergency Shelter
CO-Uganda Women's Leadership Project The proposed project builds on the concluded 5-year Raising Her Voice Project (RHVP) which was conceived and designed to influence the Uganda Government to ratify and domesticate the Africa Union Protocol on Women#s Rights without harmful reservations; and to contribute to promoting the role of women in the decision-making processes affecting their lives. The five-year Project was launched in2008 and ended in March 2013. This project will be part of the 2nd phase of the RHV with started march 2014. Although the 2nd phaseof the project focuses on fostering Local women#s activism and leadership to advance Women#s land rights and fight against VAW, the3rd year of the 2nd phase of RHV will only focus on Women#s Land rights.

 This project aims to build onthis momentum by specifically building capacity of rural women and women leaders to be at the forefront of advocating for the issues impinging on their rights especially the right to Land especially land inheritance and succession rights. The project  will building women#s capacity to engage with the governance framework and cultural institutions at different levels so that functional land management structures are put in place and responsive to the needs of women.  It#s envisaged that the engagement ofwomen with cultural institutions and Legal framework will increase land accessibility for women as well and control. The voices of women  At local level, the project will be implemented in 3 sub regions of the Greater north , in the districts of Lamwo, Kitgum( Acholi region) Kabong and Kotido( Karamoja region)and Nebbi and Arua (Westnile region).  Given the situation of women in northern Uganda with regard to high land ownership injustices and other injustices against women, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol is important to address gaps in policy, laws and implementation of programmes to address women#s rights. The project will focus on pushing for the implementation of the recently passed land policy.
Counterpart 506848 Civil Society Coaliti CISCOPE will be supporting Oxfam in the proposed intervention which is a follow-up to Oxfam ongoing Humanitarian Response in North East Nigeria and scale up of its scope to meet the increasing humanitarian needs in the region. The analysis of the currentimpact ofthe counter-insurgency revealed IDPs numbers increasing to approximately 2.1 Million persons in Maiduguri due to returnees from Cameroon and neighboring States. In addition, tens of thousands are also returning to their area of origin in AdamawaNorth where insurgency and counter insurgency as resulted in mass destruction of facilities, infrastructures, shelters and livelihood. In addressing the situation, Oxfam and its partners will intervene in Adamawa and Borno States in North Eastern Nigeriaand will prioritize WASH andFood Security activities to prevent waterborne related diseases for IDPs and host families and mitigate the impact of food insecurity to save lives and build the resilience of host communities whose resources have been stretched by the crises. The WASH intervention will be a blanket coverage ensuring access to water, hygiene promotion and sanitation facilities. The intervention will employ immediate support for food and livelihoods through agriculture support for most vulnerable women to improve their coping capacity. Protection mainstreaming combined with advocacy will assist in ensuring the dignity and respect of human rights for the most vulnerablewomen, girls, boys and men and access to impartial and appropriate and genderresponsive humanitarian assistance. This project make part of the Lake Chad Basin crisis response.
BDRC II - HOM in Kampong Thom Communities exposed to frequent natural disasters have increased resilience and reduced vulnerability to natural hazards in Cambodia
GVM - GROW: Editorial Action The project, Editorial action
There are some connections between there (global level)  and here 9Local level) on multiple levels and in this project we focus on especially the global food system. This system must change and this thought is supported by many people, organizations and movements in the Netherlands. Its these people, organizations and movements which are contextually closestto the Dutch public. We can sometimes more easily understand and connect to them and their activities than with the problems on another continent. With 4 editorial pages and 3 online columns, Global Village Media can show and give the broad public exactly this: local initiatives, motivated by global issues. This way GVM tells the bigger story by portraying small, local activities. Metro is the Media channel that will be used. Metro is read by people commuting from home to work and vice versa: they have little time and often not the stamina to dig deep into a contextual story. With GVM editorial stories, it can serve the public the real situation wherewe all are responsible for. GVM will also use editorial space to tell the bigger GROW-theme stories.
Pfuka U Hanya - Small Funds Pfuka U Hanya  aims to strengthening of the National Health System. With this project, Pfuka U Hanya intends to Develop a communication strategy at the grassroots level to disseminate the policies and laws: establishment of a grievance mechanism; facilitation of dialogue between the community and the Institutions on clinical performance, goals, and health indicators through disclosure and other instruments on health. it will be a linking on the monitoring of public services in particular health, access to information, provision of government accounts and promotion of human rights for people and marginalized groups in particular, living with HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and other diseases. the main result is to empowering patients to know fulfill their duties and demanded their rights mainly at
sanitary units.
One2Watch The Rockstart Impact projects aims to make sustainable impact in Nepal by supporting 10 local aspiring Nepali entrepreneurs and make them investment-ready in 100 days. They support and develop companies that form the missing link in Nepal's current supply chain. Companies that can reach "the bottom of the pyramid" and offer farmers trade for livelihood; effective, sustainable and in the handsof talented Nepali entrepreneurs. Making them more self-reliant and strengthening the local capacities and economies.
Support livelihoods of women and women's This project is to help :
1 . improvement of living conditions and socioeconomic 4800 women territories Kasongo , Kailo , Pangi , Kabambare , Kibombo and the town of Kindu
2 . to increase 20 percent from 4800 income women territories Kasongo , Kailo , Pangi , Kabambare , Kibombo and the town of Kindu
3 . to get them to know, understand and be able to claim their rights to education , a property, a succession , and work through the leaders forms
4 . - To the leader of the territories of Kasongo , Kailo Kabambare , Pangi and Kibombo and the city of Kindu instances decision-making women participate
expected Results
1 . By 2014 women Kasongo territory , Kailo , Pangi , Kabambare , Kibombo and Kindu have known and understood their rights related to education , inheritance property and work through trained leaders ( men and women).
2 . By 2014 , women territories Kasongo , Kailo , Pangi , Kabambare , Kibombo and Kindu became able to assert their rights and interests related to property inheritance , education and work .
3 . Conditions of socio-economic lives of women territories Kasongo , Kailo , Pangi Kabambare , Kibombo and the city of Kindu improved.
4 . By 2014 , at least 6 of the 12 women was accompanied Maniema came to power through the electoral process at the city level , municipal, and local andan improvement of about 10 percent participation of women in the level of other instances local decision-making has become effective.
Emergency response in Hiran This project involves, "Emergency Cash Transfer Support" to the Hiran conflict affected IDPs will address the current and future Food insecurity situation as well as provision of Family Kit and WASH Kits to the targeted households.

Oxfam is currently implementing a Comprehensive Nutrition in Beletweyen district Hiran region under the SNS Consortium since 2013. Hiran as the rest of South Central Somalia has been facing challenges in terms of clan conflicts, insecurity and lack of basic services that lead to displacement and food insecurity. This programme is designed to  integrate better and complement already existing interventions for the displaced community in  Defow, who are affected by the existing clan conflict.

Under this project, Oxfam and WARDI are undertaking unconditional cash disbursement for a period of 3 months, to the identified vulnerable households to improve their food security and their purchasing powers as an immediate life sustaining measure as well WASH and Family Kits.
CO-Women Transformative Leadership&GBV The objective of gender justice stand alone programme is aiming to empower women to exercise their power over their lives and have their live from violence. The key focus is to promote women#s leadership especially young women in public and politics bothin formalelected and representational and in informal leadership role at all levels, as well as to raising women#s voice to be heard and addressed. Evidence-based advocacy and campaigning that promote women#s rights and leadership, and the ending of gender based violence will be collaborated with partners and other key stakeholders at sub-national and national levels through national NGO partners. Theprogram will continue to strengthen Oxfam and its partner#s institutional capacity to become gender responsive organizations and itwill also emphasis on strengthening networking with other civil society organizations and key stakeholders and government counterparts to promote women in decision making and in politics.

We will continue to work with our potential partnerships with different forms: provide direct financial support, capacity building and institutional strengthening, participation in learning events, collaboration or combining resources to support advocacy campaigns. Oxfam will build alliances across diverse sectors to bring the common voice to stop discrimination against women and girls both in public and private lives.   GJ programme will increase coordination with other organizations such as other development partners and INGOs who workingin focus areas to maximize the impact of our support.

We will build a strong partnership with women#s right organizations and women#s movement, supporting and strengthening existing efforts as well as the new initiatives on women#s rights and women empowerment # facilitating them to access to regional and global like-minded women network and alliances.

We will strengthen our efforts to expand both the quantity and capacity of women and men, youthand young women as change agent to increase understanding within the community of women#s rights issues; promoting increased understanding on transformative leadership for women, increased access of women to information and resources, and participation and leadership of decision making forums.
There are three counterparts, GADC/JASS, SILAKA/CPWP, and CWCC, who are implementing partner directly with both sub-national and national level in area of Women Transformative Leadership and Violent Against Women.
Country Office 503416 Counterparts Nairo Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (IMAM) amongst under fives and pregnant and lactating women in Kismayu, Lower Juba region
The Project aims to contribute to the mitigation of the effects of acute malnutrition among children under-five and pregnant and lactating women in Lower Juba region, through an integrated nutrition and emergency food security and livelihoods programme. The project will operate IMAM programme sites conducting screening, admission and treatment of severely malnourished children as well provision of micro-nutrient supplementation for the pregnant and lactating women. Other activities include deworming, training and distribution of IEC materials ,monitoring of IYCF activities, promotion and support for optimal maternal and nutrition care and IYCF through training.