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AfyAfrika Binti wa Pawa Project, will target the social norms that underpin FGM/C through non-judgemental, comprehensive a collective community engagement which is essential to eradicate the practice. The approach will be participatory, rights-based, strengthen engagement with community ‘gatekeepers be grounded in deep community knowledge and strong partnerships. AfyAfrika understands shifts in gender relations and how girls/women are valued is central to challenging social norms that hold FGM/C in place. Rights-based community-structured dialogues targeting all tiers led by a network of empowered champions will be supported, ‘Organise diffusion’ whereby participants in the community dialogues then share their knowledge a understanding systematically with others in their social networks. Tofurther advance the voices of girls, advocacy efforts will plug into a robust partnership with the media through radio talks/spots,social media and expert opinion campaigns to amplify positive stories change. The dialogues andparticipatory activities in the schools will enable young people become architects of their own lives and build resilience through life skills to cope with difficult situations in life. The education intervention is aimed at influencing the future generation to end-FGM/C and enhance gender equality.The End FGM Girls camps are interactive, and activities embody fun, interactive sessions, role modelling, and motivational – all designed to impact life skills, self-conceptualization, decision making, problemsolving, dialogue skills, and other skills that are critical as they enter their vulnerable teen years. Local females who grew up in similar communities but who were able to overcomes tobecome university students, policewomen, women chiefs, nurses, andteachers be invited to mentor the girls. Male ‘father and brother’ role models will also be invited to the girls appreciate the realities of relationships. The girls will share and learn about top issues such as careers, sexual reproductive health, relationships, and culture. The works on emotional well-being will provide psychosocial support and healing for survivors of FGM. The trained participants will be equipped with leadership and advocacy skills to help them share their stories in a supportive andvalidating environment. The workshop will observe necessary safeguarding standards to ensure dignity and rights of survivors are protected all times.
CO-Social Media& Crisis of Urban Inequal The role of social media as both an enabler and excluder in conditions of crises is an under-researched area with potential for policy development to improve rapid responses to shocks in Uganda. Information technology shapes social relations leading to inequalities between those who have access to information and those who do not. This project will therefore examine how social media can be used to navigate the terrain between humanitarianism and inequality in Uganda. The project will examine the contention that social andcommunications media play a key role in alleviating and exacerbating inequalities. It seeks to assess and better understand how social and communications media are tools of self-organization that help displaced and migrants arrive in cities, access housing, jobs,and transportation. It will seek to further unpack whether they also entrench inequalities, and whether there is a disconnect between the kinds of information migrants, the displaced and other community members receive and thatare available to civil society, the state, and aid actors. It will seek to understand in greater detail whether information and communication can shape support and livelihoods but also whether it leads to the continued exclusion of people. Oxfam Uganda will study how asymmetries in accessing information during humanitarian crises leads to differential access to livelihoods and other necessities for migrants and displaced populations thus exacerbating inequalities. This research will examine how differentactors use information technology to combat the effectsof inequalities with a specific focus on the most vulnerable populations.
The findings of this study will be used to build dialogueand conversations as well as enhance the understanding of the causes and consequences of inequalities, and to further inform ways to reduce them. The project seeks to not only engage in research but also use that to bring about change in policy and practice, alleviating the experiences of inequalities faced by migrantsand displaced populations coming into cities who are generally rendered invisible. This project seeks to expand work on social justice and draws on our extensive and ongoing field experience in crisis settings. The project ties in with Oxfam Regional Office in the Horn, East and Central Africa Urban Framework, deepening existing work on active citizenship, and expanding on our digital rights engagement work.
AFCE-POWER OF VOICES PARTNERSHIP UGANDA AFCE-Agency for Community Empowerment is a national based organisation that works with small holder farmers on agri-business value chains in westnile-Uganda.
In Uganda, FAIR for ALL programme aims at strengthening CSOs to create space and mobilize demands of small-scale producers to contribute to more inclusive and sustainable agribusiness value chains (focus on agriculture, specifically coffee and horticulture) that respect land rights and promote grassroots women’s rights and economic empowerment in Uganda, and a conducive environment that promotes equal opportunities for individuals and businesses,resulting in poverty reduction, better service delivery and sustainable business practices.
The Uganda  FAIR for ALL programme will be implemented by Oxfam in Uganda and partners, aiming to: 1) Enhancing women’s access to local, regional and global value chains (agriculture, specific focus on coffee and horticulture) by strengthening their organizations and capacity to influence stakeholders in value chains, including public actors, for more inclusive policies and constituencies on production practices; 2) Strengthen women’s participation and leadership through capacity strengthening of women smallholder farmer groups in negotiation skills, policy analysisand advocacy, and market and price analysis; 3)Enhancing space for CSOs, in particular regarding land rights issues. Reviving cooperatives and collective enterprises of smallholder farmer producer groups as an alternative business model to mobilize and organize small-scale food producers in agribusiness valuechains; 4) Addressing human rights violations in agribusiness, with a focus on compliance with FPIC; and 5) Advocating for a fair tax system and budget transparency, paving the way for pro-poor spending, including investment in agriculture, social protection, basic services and human capital development with linkages to fair trade policies and practices.
These objectives will be achieved by supporting civil society to navigate shrinking space; addressing deeply rooted cultural norms against women; strengthening CSOs’ and alliances’ influencing capacities, in particular related to land, fiscal and trade policies, inequality and exclusion; and by strengthening CSOs’ capacities to engage with the private sector.
Under the Fair for All programme AFCE will be responsible for building capacities of small holder farmers to benefit from coffee and horticulture value chains. Their contributions will be under Pathway 1,2 and 3. AFCE shall implement the project in Zombo and Nebbi districts.
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.
• Association for Rural Mobilization and Improvement (ARMI) is responsible for project implementation and coordination with local authorities in districts of Savannakhet province.
TZ AFO_Bahari HUB, Ukombozi wa Wanawake Bahari HUB Yetu, Ukombozi wa Wanawake project aims to transform women's challenges through empowerment in their fisheries related activities to overcome the challenges based on technical, knowledge, gender, socio-cultural and religious barriers through establishment of Bahari Hub. We are developing Bahari hub to model local innovations for fisheries practices to generate revenue and close thedisparities faced by women. In this hub we will conduct ocean culture training to fisher women involving artists,record 1 documentary with 4 series videos in four coastal communities for breaking the silence on social cultural and religious barriers, organize forthe first ever fisher women and conduct an art campaign of painting 40 fishing boats with coastal Swahili sayings will be conductedaddressing the sociocultural, religious barrier and negative concepts of feminism to enhance participation and collaboration between men and women in fisheries

The grant applied to AFO will support the implementation of Bahari HUB Yetu, Ukombozi wa Wanawake project. This project through the hub will create artifacts from oceans’ unseen treasures that inspires and promote unification; The Innovation hub will create an arts for change campaign that will mark the 40 boats artistically by written phrases that encourages participation of women in fisheries activities, drawn paintings by well trained articulated artists from the established women fishers groups showcasing the unwanted social norms in fisheries that widen the gender gap, hinder freedom and participation of women in fisheries activities.

The activities that will be implemented in this project include a baseline and endline Survey will be conducted to identify the socio-cultural and religious barriers alongside feminism concepts and its impacts on fully participation of women in fisheries prior and after the project implementation in Kilwa, Mafia, Paje-Zanzibar and Msasani fishing community members, For Oceanculture training - 4 artists will be recruited to conduct two trainings of which at least 48 women (12 from each coastal community women group) will be trained on painting and making of hand made artifacts from ocean related materials and swimming skills. Video documentary- 1 documentary with 4 series videoswill be produced from the selected four coastal communities to break the silence on socio-cultural and religious barriers holding women back from fully participating in fishing activities. For fisher women festival- More than 400 participants (men and women) will be engaged during the Fisher Women Festival aiming at strengthening freedom of expression and visibility of the fisher women, the festival will run in the 4 selected coastal communities where recorded video documentarywill be screened publicly tostimulate conversations, followed by “fish cook competition” where the women will compete on how innovatively they can use own cultural recipes to make and garnish food/fish dishes (using ocean arts), and winners will be awarded; this will be a motivationfor these women to feel recognized and appreciated
EC- DEAR / Oxfam GB Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects.
The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives:
- Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development;
- Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development;
- EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development.
Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.
HO-F4ALL Climate Resilient Communities Power of Voices FAIR for ALL advocacy and lobby from the Netherlands civil society and support civil society in Asia and Africa forclimate resilient communities
Promoting SP for Disable People The Cambodian Disabled People’s Organisation (CDPO) was established in 1994 as a movement of Cambodians with disability. CDPO is a membership based, non-government organisation, representing persons with disabilities in Cambodia. They are working towardsbecoming “The voice of persons with disabilities in Cambodia”. CDPO has differentiated itself from other Cambodian disability organisations by building a national network of Disabled Peoples Organisations (DPOs). CDPO does not provide goods or rehabilitation services but rather represents DPOs nationally and advocates for their rights and interests as well as helping to build their rights awareness andcapacity towards achieving a life with dignity for persons with disabilities. CDPO works towards improving the quality of lives of persons with disabilities of all types, sexes, all ages, from different background and geographical areas of Cambodia. CDPO now has 75 Disabled People’s Organisations (DPOs)/Women with Disabilities Forums (WWDFs) as members, linked to 1,008 Self Help Groups (SHGs)comprised of 19,191 members.

For this project, CDPO will support capacity building, mainstreaming and empowerment to 10 DPOs including their self-help group leaders through trainings/workshops and other meetings tounderstand inclusive disability and social protection. They will use these skills to advocate with local authorities and service providers to respond PWDs’ needs.
CO-Triple Nexus Programming Oxfam Somalia has three main program pillars – Just economy and economic development, Gender just and inclusive governance and conflict-sensitive humanitarian response, resilience to climate and fragility. Integrating these programs and realising the nexus means we will contribute to Oxfam’s global ambitions of Just Economy, Gender Justice and Climate Justice. Oxfam Somalia has also recently developed its learning strategy that will feed into the Oxfam global learning framework. Nexus programming was identified as a key learning priority in which we try to learn from within and outside Oxfam. This grant would  kickstart this analysis and documentationof Oxfam Somalia’s nexus work and provide clear insights on the success, challenges and learnings.
Thisgrant represents exciting seed funding which will help consolidate and strengthen
pathways towards a more coordinated and coherent nexus approach in Somalia e.g. using the research to write a Nexus strategy will ensure that Oxfam Somalia has a clear operationalisation road map  across all its programs.
• This grant will enable further testing of triple nexus approach, with an emphasis on the peace pillar, in this case inthe Ceel Afweyn district. The project aims at tackling key drivers for community conflict that have the potential to derail peace in Somalia and undermine any development gains made by strengthening the establishment of community-level peace building institutionsat grassroot level.
• This grant will finance research and documentationwhich captures Oxfam and partners’ experiences and the nexus good practices that are already taking place. The results of this research are envisaged to; inform the development of a country-wide triple nexus operational strategy, guiding partners’ and Oxfam’s work in Somalia, produce material for donor lobbying and make good practice evidence andlearning available to  other countries, regions and affiliates to inform organizational thinking on how to deliver the ambitions laid out in the new 10 year strategic plan and RRR Horizon Plan.
The project complements existing humanitarian-development work with added focus on gaps identified in coverage of the peace pillar. Project outputs include:

• Establish six community-based peace building institutions (committees) responsible for the promotion of peaceful coexistence
• Research publication on feasible triple nexus programming that are relevant to different contexts/regions within Somalia
• At least 2 case studies produced following implementation of peace-building initiatives that complement already existing humanitarian/resilience work in target villages
CO-Stand Up for SRHR We will work with individual adolescent Girls and Young women, , research Institutions , Women Rights Organisation on SRHR provision and advocacy, platforms at local, national regional and global levels to:

1. Increase knowledge of SRHR and available services among adolescent girls and young women
2. Improve positive attitudes by women, girls, men, boys and influencers in support of SRHR, women#s rights and SGBV prevention
3. Increase ability of project participants and stakeholders (particularly adolescent girls and young women) to access and promote usage of comprehensive rights based SRH information and services
4. Improve ability of SRH service providers to deliver quality services that meet young women and girls' needs related to SRHR in a non-discriminatory, youth-friendly and inclusive manner
5. Increase capacity of health systems and institutions in project sites to provide quality gender-responsive, youth-friendly comprehensive SRHR information and services, particularly for adolescent girls and young women
6. Increase ability ofWROs/CSOs to advocate with the government at local, regional and national levels for evidence-based, accountable and equitable SRHRpolicies, legal frameworks and services, particularly for adolescent girls and young women
Women Digital and financial inclusion Fair and inclusive economic creation as well as improving access to skill and education for disadvantaged women and youth is strategic pillar to Oxfam Somalia program to achieve that Oxfam program team identified the market needs for women in small business in terms financial and digital literacy. With this partnership with women right organization NAGAAD and local municipality we aim to create financial digital systems (ZAAD) as well as mobile digital literacy skill to women from marginalized backgrounds. The project would provide mobile phone devices and train to tab in the digital financial markets.
Budget:
40 k USD include, literacy and numeracy skills training materials, distributing mobile devices , and mobile shopping carts . budget breakdown will be shared after Nagad partner and Oxfam Novib team agreed the implementation plan and project design.
Methodology and partners
Nagaad selected as implementingpartner, preliminary discussions done while NAGAAD supported same related initiatives enhancing literacy and numeracy of 80 women.
Objective of the project – 2023
1. To empower economically the vulnerable small enterprises women in the market
2. Promote their capacity to use the mobile technology and money transfers.
3. To increase their literacy and numeracy skills for vulnerable women in small business to benefit and enable them to over come barriers to growth their small business
4. The target SMEs women will have better knowledge the growth of their business for the sustainable development in order to access finance and loans in the near future
Detailed budget plan will be shared after the partner engagement meeting
CO-OBE Discretionary Funding 2022 This project aims to address the problems of food security through - An unconditional cash transfer to 500 very poor households. - Nutritional assistance for 700 children aged 6-23 months.- Mass sensitization on protection, prevention of malnutrition andgood hygiene practices.
Pakistan: Women into water governance Oxfam  in  Pakistan  works  to  overcome  poverty  and  inequality  in  Pakistan,  guided  by  its  regional  vision  to “transformpower relations by focusing on women’s rights and working with strategic partners”. Inspired by the
regional vision, our country strategy is focused on challenging systemic inequalities and address issues of women’sparticipation in governance processes while dealing with shirking space of civil society to ensure the benefits of food  production  and  water  resources are  equitably  distributed, shared  especially  with  the  marginalized  and excluded sectors of society. The proposed project is building upon the breakthrough success of ONL funded water, women and security project which successfully generated political will, raised awareness towards women inclusion in water governance and changed social norms to address women’s participation in water management. The water bill hasbeen passed by government of Sindh recently as a result of Oxfam’s influencing work. Rules of business of the bill have already been developed by Oxfam in Pakistan in collaboration with parliamentarians and Oxfam has been requested by the government of Sindh to provide support lead the finalization of rule of business, socialize the bill among mases, mobilize communities, help develop implementation plan of the bill. The project will also include beneficiaries of Grow  project (funded  by  SIDA) specially  those  100  women  who  have  been involved  in  alternate  agricultural practices to learn from women who used water efficient irrigation technologies under SP project. The proposed project will contribute to towards sustainability of the results achieved through water governance project.