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TZ OKOA-Girls Voice The grant applied by OKOA New generation aims to support the project to improve the sexual and reproductive health, rights and well-being of vulnerable adolescent girls in Arusha. At the end of implementation, the project intends to achieve the followingwhich include but are not limited to: young girls are empowered to increase their knowledge, information and confidence in decision-making over their sexual reproductive health rights and gender equality.  Improved income and economic status of young girls through sustainable business and entrepreneurship activities.  Increased support from government, families, households, and communities to create anenabling environment for promoting girls’ reproductive health rights and economic status.
Furthermore,this project intends to empower young girls in family planning, gender and sexual reproductive health and education to increase their knowledge, levels of confidence and decision-making over their sexual reproductive health and rights aspect. The projectwill also establish adolescent girls and young women groups and empower them with entrepreneurship and business skills, economic opportunities, and access to finance, markets and technical services to scale up their businesses.

In order to achieve theintended results, the project aims to implement thefollowing activities:
1. Conduct Project inception meeting with Local Government leader, Community Health Workers, School leaders, key stakeholders including Traditional leaders, value chain actors to address the project objective and creating road map for project implementation.
2. Conduct Identification, formulation of self-help groups for out of school AGYW and school clubs that will participate in the project implementation at ward level.
3. Conduct training to out of school young girls’ groups and school clubs on gender, life skills, sexual reproductive health and social behavior change communication (SBCC) to increase confidence on decision making over their sexual reproductive health rights and gender equality.
4. Conduct training on business and entrepreneurship skills to out of school Adolescent Girls Young Women groups to improve their income, productivity and wellbeing.
5. Creation and distribution of IEC Materials for awareness raising and advocacy of adolescent girls and young women sexual reproductive health and economic empowerment.
6. Conducting site mentorship, coaching and support supervision to out of school young girls’ groups and school clubs.
7. Attend VOICE Tanzania programmatic and thematic Linking and Learning events
FAIR4ALL Regional Value Chains in Asia The Power of Voices Partnership (PvP) is an influencing programme with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The programme  FAIR for ALL led by Oxfam Novib is five year long initiative implemented jointly with consortium members Huairou Commission, SOMO and Third World Network-Africa (TWN-Africa) aimed at supporting and collaborating with people’s rightful demands towards companies, governments and multilateral organizations for economic, social and environmental justice, promoting global trade and value-chains that are fair for all. The main focus of the FAIR for ALL programme proposal is to support and strengthen CSOs to play their diverse roles; as educators, mobilizers, creators and watchdogs to make trade and value chains FAIR for ALL.
In Asia, FAIR for ALL programme aims at a stronger regional movement of CSOs, small producers, workers and women create spaces, mobilize citizens and act together with progressive governments and private sector towards inclusive and sustainable value chains inAsia that respect human rights and the environment, promote women’s economic empowerment.
The Asia  FAIR for ALL programme will be implemented by Oxfam in Asia and partners, aiming to: 1)Convening and capacity building for a more responsible private andfinancial sector: we work with all five PVP countries in Asia on research and campaigning capacity building and expanding civic space through alliances/networking. 2)  Engagement with the ASEAN and member states:  we will work with all four ASEAN membersstates who are part of PvP on fiscal governance and ASEAN inclusive business framework; 3) contributing to shifting the terms of debate (PW 1,2,3,4)- this will lead- work with all countries to showcase their alternate business models at regional level.
These objectives will be achieved by Convene and support CSOs, workers, women’s rights organizations and producers to raise their collective voices against violations of human rights, women’s right andlabour rights; Capacity strengthening of CSOs in research, public campaigning and advocacy for inclusive and sustainable value chains and against shrinking civic space; promoting fair fiscal governance and progressive spending to ASEAN, its member states, and other South Asian governments. Additionally, through research and alliance building, develop thought leadership on alternative, inclusive business models, and raising awareness of and engage with the Asian public and sensitize the media to create a public constituency asking for inclusive and sustainable value chains and strong government regulations to protect human rights and the environment.
To achieve main objectives of the programme in Asia, Oxfam will collaborate with Tax and Fiscal Justice Network Asia (TAFJA); SAAPE; Convening a bottom up built agribusiness network-To convene a network of agriculture workers, small producers, women rights organization and other workers affected by unfair practices of value chains led by women rights organization to articulate and amplify voices for fair value chains; finally we will work with a research partner.
FIRC- 'Self Reliance 4 Female Inmates' Female Inmates <(>&<)> Returned Citizens Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society (FIRC) is a rightsholder under a previous project implemented by Carmelite Prisoners ‘Interest Organization (CAPIO), funded by Voice in Nigeria. The project supported the coordination and empowerment of female inmates <(>&<)> returned female citizens as a group, for economic empowerment. The project identified that within most prison facilities in Nigeria, access to hygienic menstrual materials is unavailable for women and for returned citizens, economic opportunities (after serving their term) are denied due to discrimination <(>&<)> profiling. Thus, the project established a cost-effective pad-making workshop within the Suleja custodial center. Through this collaboration between returned citizens<(>&<)> serving inmates, the latter now have access to menstrual materials while returned citizens were able to set up their own business where these cost-effective pads are produced <(>&<)> sold to the public. Current project aims at upscaling this beautiful conceptin 3 other correctional facilities in Nigeria, but now with returned citizens leading the project as opposed to CAPIO.

The main goal of the current project is to facilitate the rehabilitation and re-integration process for returned female citizens (through skills acquisition) and healthy prison experience for incarcerated female prisoners. More women and girls in the custodial centre will have access to sanitary pads. This will reduce sexual and reproductive health problems caused by poor sanitary practices. The intervention will provide members not only with the skills to produce sanitary pads but also with project and business management skills. Also, theproject will provide a platform to amplify the voice and of the rightsholders and open doors ofengagement with key state actors regarding the change they want to see within the correctional facilities..

Key activities which will help achieve the goal of the project are as follows:
- Advocacy visit to Controller General of Correctional and State Controllers to strategically engage them to take ownership of the process for the sustainability of the intervention in the correction institutions.
- Training of trainers (our members) from Enugu, Lajos and Plateau by our members in Abuja workshop centre
- The trainees will step down the training for female inmates in their respective states
- Establishment of training workshop centre in the three selected states for female ex-inmates

The change that this project hopes to see is reduced stigmatization against the rightsholders, which will impact positively on their self-worth. It is also hoped that the project will facilitate not only life-sustaining skills but will also facilitate the emergence of the Female Inmates <(>&<)> Returned Citizens associationas a strong group that can change the narrative against incarcerated women and girls in Nigeria.
Center for Constitutional Governance-CCG CCG will mobilize NGO Leaders to lead advocacy on changing the negative narratives about NGOs and push back against particular actsof government leaders using both dialogue and public engagements. This will be done through stakeholder meetings, investigative documentary, strategic litigation, Video messages, interviews, Civic Space TV engagements, twitter spaces and an investigative documentary. Project activities will use #CivicSpaceUG for public engagements.

#CivicSpaceUG project will widenthe scope of discussions around civic space through press conferences – with wide coverage of different media houses and participation of citizens from formal and informal sector, CSO leaders and Members of Parliament on matters arising.

Civic Space TV engagements will be held, with a focuson Positive Narratives of NGOs and Civic Space current affairs. These engagements will be uploaded on Civic Space TV and shared on different social media platforms. Civic Space TV engagements will include video uploads of interviews and journals and quotable quotes from different panelists and an investigative documentary about state of civic space in Uganda
AJOAGO Cyclone Eloise Emergency Response Since 2001, AJOAGO  is involved in successfully preparedness and response, improving water, sanitation and hygiene services, food security and other programmes in rural communities of Mozambique. As a result of cyclone Eloise Response that hit the district of Buzi in Sofala Province, AJOAGO, is involved in the  emergency response in Buzi. The objective of this project, is to provide potable water for around 3.000 affected people in 4 accommodation centres in Buzi district in Sofala, Mozambique
 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 toimproved water and hygiene facilities delivery and by applying associated hygiene practices to prevent COVID 19 Pandemic.
Enhancing Youth Resilience The proposed initiative was designed by 15 youth activists and farmers (7 males and 8 females) aged 18 to 30, living in the Jordan Valley  and Masafer Yatta , communities in the West Bank characterized by conservative and patriarchal values. These young activistsare currently enrolled in a training program on advocacy and land rights (e.g. land registration mechanisms, legal protection, HR violations documentation, advocacy and digital campaigning), a component under a 3-year EU funded project ending inFebruary 2022 andimplemented by one of Oxfam’s partners, the Palestinian Farmers Union . The proposed initiative will build on the project’s key achievements by increasing PFU’s capacity to strengthen the knowledge and skills of youth activists and farmers to engage in collectiveinfluencing actions and their active participation and engagement in promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment in their communities. The initiative will mainstream cross-cutting issues, such as inclusion, good governance, and sustainability.
Our Interest Phase II Our interest Phase II, aim at empowering youth by building and strengthening skills, confidence and ability of both young women andmen to hold the 2020 elected decision and policy makers accountable as majority of these leaders have been promising youthduring the campaign rally that they will be committed to support youth initiatives and implement youth agenda as per national development plan. Thus, now since they are elected it will be a good opportunity for youth to hold them to their commitment and accountable.

This project aims to empower youth within our community in area of -

Building youth confident: we aim to empower youth to be and remain confident in a way which increases their skills, knowledge and confidence, and instils a belief thatthey can make a difference.

Being inclusive: we aim to empower youth to be inclusive in a way which youth recognizes that discrimination exists, promotes equality of opportunity and good relations between youth groups, decision-makers and
challenges inequality and exclusion

Being organized: weaim to empower youth to be organized in a way which youth can bring fellow youth together around common issues and concerns in organizations and groups that are open, democratic and accountable
CO-Support to Vulnerable Farmers,Fisherf The project aims to protect and recover affected livelihood through the provision of cash, inputs, services, and the rehabilitationof damaged productive assets. The project is aligned with Oxfam’s community-based protection approach  which will be manifested through in-depth gendered protection analysis of the targeted livelihood groups and capacity building of community-based women’s groupsusing the women's rights transformative leadership framework . Oxfam believes in the inherent resilience capacities at the level ofcommunities tested along the decades of the prolonged protracted crisis. At the same time Oxfam and its partners have developed a solid joint understanding of the complexities of these vulnerabilities and have examined a variety of approaches in humanitarian assistance to address these vulnerabilities. Hence, the project’s design is also premised on Oxfam’s resilience framework  that places humanitarian needs at the forefront of any response to recurring crises with the aim to protect absorptive and adaptive capacities offisherfolks, herders, and farmers. Oxfam and its partners have a long history of addressing humanitarian needs and building community and livelihood resilience in the face of shocks.
RVO Insurance Conv. Basis WAPN The covenant focuses on the implementation of a responsible investment policy by Insurers, due to the international nature of this activity, and contains the agreements of the Parties with regard to investments. This involves preventing, limiting and, ifnecessary, repairing any negative impact on humans, animals and the environment as much as possible. The covenant contains agreements to clarify specific ESG themes and to support insurers in strengthening their policy and due diligence on these specificand other ESG themes. The themes primarily concern animal welfare, children's rights, land rights, climate change and controversial weapons and controversial arms trade (chapter 2 Covenant). Agreements have also been made regarding the investment policy of insurers; for example, an ESG due diligence procedure must be described, sector and/or theme-oriented policy must be drawn up and it must be made clear in which behaviors or sectors investments will not be made.
Amnesty International (not part of the grant application) mainly contributes knowledge about human rights, but also children's rights, land rights and controversial arms trade.
- Save the Children mainly contributes knowledge about children's rights, child labour, nutrition and also about health care.
- Oxfam Novib mainly contributes knowledge about gender equality, land rights, access to medicines, climate change, fair taxation and the fight against corruption.
- PAX mainly contributes knowledge about controversial weapons and the arms trade, protecting civilians and standing up for victims of human rights violations in conflict areas, and about natural resources in relation to conflict and human rights.
- Nature and Environment contributes Nature and Environment contributes knowledge in particular about climate change, loss of biodiversity, the energy transition, the agricultural and food transition and the sustainable use of raw materials.
- World Animal Protection mainly brings knowledge about animal welfare, but also about climate, biodiversity, the food transition and public health.
CO-505233 In Niger, the phenomenon of irregular migration, by migrants in transit and Nigeriens, has grown in importance. For these people, the search for better prospects is the main reason for their displacement. Offering 3750 Nigerian youth (men, women), including returnees, regions of Tahoua and Zinder, coaching training focused on life and work skills, as well as market needs, is a proven approachof empowerment, job creation and business, a guarantee of a better perspective in Niger. Given the fragile context, insecurity and crime related to irregular migration, the enabling environment approach will facilitate access to land and finance and support initiatives on good governance at the grassroots level. local authorities.
The present Action "Young people undertake and work in Niger" is part of the Strategy for Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth (SDDCI), which defined the vision of Niger by 2035, "a united, democratic country and modern, peaceful, prosperous and proud of its cultural values, underpinned by sustainable, ethical, equitable and balanced development in a united and united Africa ". In this perspective, the 2035 development objective is to "build a modern, democratic and united, well-governed and peaceful country, open to the world, aswell as an emerging economy, based on a balanced sharing of the fruits of the world. progress ". Based on a diagnosis of the political, social and economic situation, and drawinglessons from the evaluation of the 2012-2015 PDES, five strategic axes wereselected for the 2017-2021 PDES. This program constitutes the medium-term strategic framework for national policies and the support of international partners, including the EU, along the following lines: i) cultural renaissance; (ii) social development anddemographic transition; (iii) the acceleration of economic growth; iv) improvement of governance, peace and security and v) sustainable management of the environment.
CO-Building the Pales. Agr. insurnace - The ‘Building the Palestinian Agricultural Insurance Systems and Services’ is a 36-month action that aims to increase the resilience of Palestinian farmers and producers against shocks resulting from production risks including climate change and infrastructural risks with the specific objective of putting in place an operational and sustainable agricultural insurance system and services, withthe participation of the private sector. The action is based on the prominence of the agricultural sector in the Palestinian national context and intends to minimise the ongoing risks that farmers and producers face, and thus ultimately enhance the state of Palestinian agriculture in terms of its role, importance, strengths and contribution to the overall economy. Its design builds on and scales up the ‘Developing the Agricultural Insurance System in Palestine’ project led by Oxfam in partnership with the Palestinian Agricultural Disaster Risk Reduction and Insurance Fund (PADRRIF), ending in 2019. The pilot project, funded by the Government of Sweden, aimed at kickstarting agricultural insurance in Palestine and was a direct result of, and response to, the EU-funded technical assistance project Developing the Agricultural Insurance System in Palestine: Pre-Development Phase, through which a group of experts were recruited to assess the current environment in Palestine and prepare a Roadmap on Agricultural Insurance Development. The roadmap, issued in March 2018, describes technical, policy, legal, financial, market, and organisational requirements for establishing agricultural insurance in Palestine, and was developed with the full participation of PADRRIF and key stakeholders. Oxfam’s pilot project, amongst other achievements, provided PADRRIF with international technical assistance on designing a pilot set of agricultural insurance products (grapes, broiler chicken, and greenhouse tomato) as a part of developing the agricultural insurance system in Palestine. This proposed action stems from the basic premise thatthe agricultural insurance system is one of the basic building blocks for the economy of the independent state of Palestine, in adherence with the two-state solution, which will create a more sustainable economy by stimulating the private sector’s investment in the agriculture sector. It is thus directly relevant to the Government of Palestine’s national development agenda and the European Union’s strategic priorities in the occupied Palestinian territory.
Gaza Economic Resilience One of Oxfam strategic partners in Agriculture and national influencing, particularly in Gaza. Familiar with Oxfam partnership and WoW. UAWC has extensive experience working with the agricultural sector in Gaza and has worked on delivering a number of agricultural projects with a range of donors ranging from humanitarian to development interventions. It has a wide network of offices in Gaza, in addition to a large number of local committees at communities level. Strength in communities mobilisation, agricultural livelihoods, agro-business support, research and national advocacy and campaigning.
CO-506575 Cyclone Eloise hit Sofala province in early January, creating a trail of destruction with an epicenter in the districts of Buzi andNhamatanda affetecd more than 1.000.000 people. and 360.000 have lost their houses and resettle in 31 camps without any sanitarion and water source. As part of its life-saving mandate, Oxfam and its local partners AJOAGO intend for this 6 month project funded by UNICEF to intervene and respond to this emergency by focusing on the WASH by supporting 12.000 affected people in6accommodation centers. in Buzi district in Sofala province.  The objective of this intervention will be to provide water trucking in 6 resettlement camps in Buzi district,  hygiene kits, constructing latrines and promotion of hygiene and sanitation.  in partnership with UNICEF, theproposal project will complement the recent Oxfam activity focusing in building 4 water solar systems, in 4 resettlement camps in Buzi district. These camps, a recent construed and the access to water is scarce  and their isa risk of waterborne diseases such as cholera and others.  The UNICEF funding will be compose by 50% in-kind and 50% in cash. The intervention will be via local partner AJOAGO, that will be at operational level. The role of Oxfam will be to guarantee that the  guidelines and SPHERE standards are accomplish. Oxfam will guarantee the quality of implementation on the ground by providing support to AJOAGO. The support will be focus on WASH and Protection. Also as part of this initiative, Oxfam will lead the WASHCluster of Buzi and report the information to the WASHcluster ate provincial level and national level.
Support access of vulnerable groups • Implement integration activities to close gaps in community outreach and strengthen the capacity of provincial health workers;
• Quickly implementation with a team of Oxfam and government partners who have a deep understanding of the local context, with a team in the project target areas, and highly skilled technical staff.
• Strengthen local organizations through partnerships with local leaders and partners to the application of locally relevant approaches.
• Implement the activities according to the plan stated in theMOU, under the supervision of Department of Hygiene and Health Promotion, and Provincial Health Department of respective target provinces.
• Community Health and Inclusion Association (CHIAs) is responsible for project implementation and coordination with local authorities in districts of Saravan and Champasak provinces.