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Integrated Social Protection Inclusion and Resilience Project (INSPIRE) The Project development objectives (PDO) are to increase the efficiency of integrated social protection services and to promote economic inclusion and access to shock-responsive assistance, including climate shocks, for the poor and extreme poor, and in case of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, respond promptly and effectively to it.
Dominican Republic Municipal Development Project Improve the technical and financial capacity of the Participating Local Governments to program, finance and deliver Minimum Municipality Services.
Dominican Republic Strengthening Management of Public Finances DPL The objective of this operation is to support the Dominican Republic's efforts to improve flexibility and transparency in the management of public debt; strengthen planning, budgeting and execution of public finances; and enhance transparency in government operations.
Distribution Grid Modernization and Loss Reduction Project <p>The project development objective is to improve the financial viability of the electricity distribution companies (EDEs) by reducing energy losses and increasing revenue collections in the circuits rehabilitated under the project and consequently increase the supply of electricity. .</p>
DO Social Protection Investment Project Improve coverage, targeting and effectiveness of the Borrower's social protection programs, through the provision of legal identity documents to poor Dominicans, Institutional Strengthening of targeting mechanisms, and increased monitoring and evaluation of social programs.
Dominican Republic Youth Development Project The Project development objective is to support the Borrower in improving the employability of: (a) poor at-risk youth by building their work experience and life skills and expanding second-chance education programs to complete their formal education, and (b) poor low-skilled long-term unemployed people between the ages of 18 and 65.
Program to Support the Strengthening of the National Health System To improve the capacity of public healthcare providers to deliver quality services, with an emphasis on maternal and neonatal care,and to strengthen the stewardship capacity of the Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance.
Middle Range finance and Private sector engagement - Developing Middle range finance product with and without collateral   - Providing business development support to 10 enterprises   - Develop/Access appropriate technologies for enterprises dev  (including renewable energy)   - Working through private enterprise commited to engage poor women in their development
Strengthening women's rights through improved access to income OXFAM and Catholic Diocese of Byumba will be working together to promote and reinforce women's socio -economic rights and increased access to income of direct 60 beneficiaries and their 60 peer group members, majority of them being poor women from Rulindo and Gicumbi Districts. Their 552 households' members will be reached by the project benefits and have increased awareness on and involvement in ending violence against women and girls, cooperative leadership and management skills through training, public awareness campaign and  Ishingiro Community Radio Programme.
Prepositioning of support to floods victims in Rwanda This project will prioritize the following actions, based on lessons learned from previous years as well as analysis of the predicted impact of flooding:   1. Food and Non Food Items (NFIs): Prepositioning of critical strategic stockpiles  - food and NFIs such as shelter materials, clean and accessible energy for cooking, dry storage access points for supplies. This intervention will ensure that the flood victims have access to the basic means of survival. Each food parcel will contain: 40kg maize flour, 5liters cooking oil, 10kg beans. Non Food Items (NFIs) kits will contain: 1 blanket, 10 sheets of metal, 2 kg galvanised wire, 1 cooking set, 1 cooking stove, 1 mattress.  2.Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Interventions: Preposition of WASH items due to the high risk of contamination to water sources which would lead to a further crisis, including the spread of water -borne diseases. This intervention will minimise the public health risks and will facilitate victims' access to clean drinking water, basic hygiene and sanitation. WASH kits include: 1 bucket/ basin, 1 jerry can, 1 packet soap, 1 handwashing kit.   3.Early warning awareness: This includes early warning messaging and awareness campaign particularly in high risk areas (at risk population in rural/ isolated communities focusing more on the most vulnerable population of concern including women, youth, children and people with disabilities) to compliment messaging through Radio, TV, and newsletters and social media by Rwanda Meteorology Agency; awareness campaign on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) (targeting more on women and youth as change agents in DRR). This project component will ensure wide preparation of the targeted population in the implementation of disaster risk reduction measures and behaviours during the crisis.   Exact number of beneficiaries per location  will be determined by government lists. Oxfam and Trocaire geographic coverage, with partners, are complimentary so will allow efficient and
Rwanda Market Oriented programme phase 2 (PGII) The project aims to achieve increased income for poor and marginalised women and/or youth  in targeted communities and greater gender equality through its three year implementation in six Districts of Rwanda; Gicumbi, Kirehe, Muhanga, Nyamagabe, Gakenke ,Rulindo. The implementation will be done in partnership with local specialised partners in Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) and Gender Equality.
Enterprise Development Programme( Rwanda) This project is the continuation of the previous EDP project which in OPAL will end by March 31st, this is the transition for the EDP as the new strategy for EDP is getting developed and approved.  Below are main activities of EDP as stated in the previous project  The Enterprise development program is a five year program ( 2015 -2020) which had an extension of a 1 year transition period. It aims to support growth of early stage enterprises to create and capture values within a network of producers, suppliers especially women in Rwanda. the EDP will achieve this through;   - Capacity building for enterprises to boost their business performance and competitiveness  -Increasing effectiveness of SME support, from Business Development Services to Finance  -Influencing work around involvement of Financial Institutions in agriculture; move towards pro -poor financial products.  -Promoting investment in smallholder horticulture, and reduction of barriers for women.
Integrated HHM in Agricultural extension, VC and rural finance in SSA 1. Integrating House Hold methodology, 2. Monitoring the results, 3.Influencing other actors
Integrated WASH response to DRC refugees in Rwanda. Sites: Nkamira and Kigeme Oxfam will intervene in the following areas: Training of the partners in PHP and mainstreaming topics, setting up and training water and hygiene committees, hygiene promotion sessions, organising community meetings, distributing  Hygiene kits/female hygiene kits, distributing latrine maintenance kits and developing critical WASH facilities to promote health & hygiene (e.g. hand washing facilities& toilet blocks).
EDP, support to Agasaro organic ltd in pineapple value chain This project is an EDP support to Agasaro organic ltd which is an enterprise involved in pineapple processing of different products that include pineapple juice, pineapple biscuits and pineapple jam. as EDP operates, this support will be in the form of loan and grant, loan will be implemented in partnership with a financial institution which will provide loan and EDP providing guarantee and negotiation for better loan term; e.g interest rate, grace period. one part of the loan will serve as wo
Sustainable Livelihoods in Horticulture Value Chains This project aims to unlock the potential of Rwanda's horticultural value chains to ensure the supply of safe and high -quality products to local, regional and international markets. The project will reach 21,000 beneficiaries, (of which 55% will be women), who are active along all horticulture value chains in four target districts of Rwanda which are Kamonyi, Rulindo, Nyagatare and Nyamagabe.
Sustainable Livelihoods This project will build on gains and learning made on community conflict resolution through peace building and development activities.
Promoting use of biodigesters for smallholder women famers in Rwanda To increase production of pigs for 180 small holder farmers, to increased horticulture productivity for 900 smallholder farmers, to establish 180 pig biogas for smallholder women at household level, to train 720 smallholder farmers on socio -economic right, to contribute on promotion of pigs bio -digesters for small holder farmers at national level and to increase the adoption of pigs biodigesters in rural areas.
Haki Mkononi project/Rights in our Hands Rwanda During the course of this project we will reinforce capacity of women's rights organisations to understand and disseminate the African Women's Protocol and use it for advocacy. We will encourage the creation of the national and local coalition for policy monitoring and advocacy. We will conduct information, education and communication sessions of women, girls and other marginalised groups specifically and community members in general on the sexual and reproductive health rights for women as promoted by the African Women Protocol.
Claiming Sexual and Reproductive Health rights in Rwanda This project directly benefiting 3,120 people (% women) and indirectly benefiting 15,000, aims that women from targeted districts of Rwanda will enjoy equal rights and live free from discrimination and violence. The project's impact on reducing incidence of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and improving access to of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) will contribute to achievement of Global Development Goals 5 and 3. It supports national development priorities in Rwanda and will build on existing strengths and significant progress made by the Government of Rwanda in service provision, policy and law to eradicate SGBV and promote SRHR. It will specifically contribute to the Scottish Government's strategic focus on health and, working with two implementing partners in Rwanda (Young Women Christian Association (YWCA) Rwanda and Rwanda Interfaith Council for Health) and a dissemination strategy in Scotland that utilises Oxfam's trading network and UK programme, embraces models of partnership and mutuality to share expertise and experience between Rwanda and Scotland.
Citizen monitoring of the justice sector in Rwanda Citizens Monitoring of the Justice Sector in Rwanda by use of Information and Communications Techniques, to ensure Justice Institutions are more responsive to the concerns of citizens.
Women Economic Empowerment, Kigali Peri Urban This project aims to empower women, particularly genocide widows in peri urban Kigali through economic activities, mainly mushroom seeds production and cultivation for income generation. The trainings and capacity building provisions will enhance the cooperatives and their union in business management, gender equality and HIV & AIDS awareness and provision.
mNutrition: Project for Mobile Initiative to deliver nutrition messages mNutrition programme intends to leverage available resources to contribute towards the use of mobile technology in Rwanda aimed at positive health and nutrition outcomes and impact to health.
Enterprise Development Program for sustainable inclusive businesses in Rwanda This initiative is an enterprise development accelerator that support growth of early stage enterprises to become sustainable businesses that are more profitable to both owners and suppliers especially women who deal with them and which provide employment opportunities to Rwandan rural/urban women.
Climate Change Adaptation Practices in Rwanda The project aims to apply innovative solutions / technologies, considering gaps and opportunities in Rwanda's National Adaptation Programme for Action (NAPA) and EDPRS (5 year development plan). It promotes actions, which have wider replicability and focus on women. The action areas include mobilising and training women in reducing degradation of hills slopes, generating off -farm employment opportunities, promoting the use of renewable energy technologies while building the capacity of women to start micro -enterprises and to initiate small -scale enterprises.
Emergency Response to Support WASH Activities in Nkamira Camp Oxfam will intervene in the following areas: Training of the partners in PHP and mainstreaming topics, setting up and training water and hygiene committees, hygiene promotion sessions, organising community meetings, distributing  Hygiene kits/female hygiene kits, distributing latrine maintenance kits and developing critical WASH facilities to promote health & hygiene (e.g. hand washing facilities& toilet blocks).
Response to the Victims of Floods and support to COVID-19 awareness in Rwanda This 45 days project implementation period will be appropriate for the immediate needs while the medium to long term needs arising from the floods damage are being planned for and additional resources mobilised under the coordination of the government. This response will also provide a complimentary response to the flood assistance currently under way to meet the immediate gaps. Moreover, as Rwanda continues the fight of COVID  -19, the project will be instrumental to mitigate the spread of COVID  -19 for the affected population as it will allow targeted households to go to their homes, and leave temporary shelter where conditions are not conducive to required hygiene and social distancing for COVID -19 prevention.  Based on the identified needs and the proposed funding amount, this project prioritizes the basic lifesaving responses:   1. Shelter:  Distribution of basic construction materials such as  iron sheets and  galvanized wires.                                                                                                                                       2. Non -food Items (NFIs): Distribution of critical and strategic NFIs such as Blankets, Mats, Jerry cans, Bathing soap, Washing soap, Buckets, Pads, Tooth brushes, Tooth Pastes, Saucepans, Plates, Cups and Forks.  3.Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH): The intervention will ensure that the flood victims have access to the basic hygiene and sanitation items.    The project will also contribute to the beneficiaries' hygiene behaviour change towards disaster and COVID -19, contributing to the ongoing efforts on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and COVID -19 awareness. This includes early floods warning messaging and COVID -19 awareness among the affected population and targeted districts. This project component will work with pre -existing disaster risk reduction structures in the communities to intensify DRR and COVID -19 awareness.
Water Supply in Mahama Refugee Camp and the host Community Supply of clean and safe water in increased and maintained in the camp and the host community
Humanitarian Assistance to Burundi Refugees in Rwanda 1. Increased Capacity of Permanent Water Treatment Plant (PWTP) with addition sedimentation tank and sand filter 2. Moving/Integrating the Temporary Water Treatment Plant (TWTP) Generator into the PWTP System 3. Increasing the water storage capacity at villages in Mahama Camp
Emergency support for Burundi refugees Supporting WASH interventions  Oxfam wants to assist the refugees in Mahama Camp, by providing clean drinking water in quantity and quality, sanitation facilities and hygiene best practices to the refugees from Burundi.
The Joint Oxfam HIV & AIDS Mainstreaming Program in Rwanda 2010-2014 The Joint OXFAM HIV and AIDS Mainstreaming program in Rwanda is four years old and its first phase ended in April 2010. Three Oxfam affiliates (Oxfam Netherlands, Ireland, and Great Britain) have supported this programme and 8 partner organisations benefited from the programme including ACORD Rwanda as the host organisation. The JOHMET Programme Steering Committee after multi -level, multi -stakeholder consultation, evaluation and learning processes recommends a continuation of JOHMIR into a phase 2 of mainstreaming and integrating HIV&AIDS. The focus will be on mainstreaming HIV and AIDS into Rights and sustainable livelihoods programs.
Enterprise Development Programme-Rwanda (MFPI) The support from Enterprise development program (EDP) to Muhanga Food Processing Industries (MFPI) will be in form of grant and loan guarantee, It will have a positive impact on its suppliers in terms of market opportunities.  The plan is to increase from the current 6 to 13 cooperatives and increase the supplier chain base from 2,600 farmers (1,152 women) to a total potential of 4,280 farmers (3,123 Women). Farmers will be supported to access inputs, training to increase their production, post -harvest handling to preserve the quality of their products and other training which will help them to be the sustainable suppliers.
Pineapple Dehydration: An opportunity for small producers in the Value Chain The pineapple Dehydration project's objectiive is to facilitate a technology transfer for pineapple dehydration and explore a business model to improve returns and stake of producers. This will bring together Cooperatives of Small farmers around Shekina as a private enterprise involved in pineapple dehydration and export. The business model venture will be located in Rulindo and Gakenke Districts. The project will be managed by OGB through Duterimbere asbl. The project is co -funded by APFH/BTC and OGB.
Rwanda Market-Oriented Livelihoods Project There is an annual result framework agreed between Oxfam Ireland and OGB which is a guide to the implementation of this project
Women Economic Leadership through Horticulture Planting Material Business -Build capacity of the community facilitators (Imboni in local language) to get familiar with the new orientation of the programme   -Develop women traders in horticulture planting material so that they can link wwomen farmers to market   -Support to Nyagatare district Pineapple value chain platfrom so that the programme participants can benefit from it   -Reinforce Nyamasheke district Farmer Field School for the efficiency of the work on MD2 pineapple variety and pineapple planting material
Capacity Development and use of Mobile data collection technology-RWANDA Oxfam Rwanda would like to seek Buffer Funds to implement a two tier project that links programme quality, monitoring, evaluation, learning and accountability with following key interventions: 1. Capacity building programme for partners and staff  - Training will be conducted for Oxfam Rwanda partners' and staff to orient them on Common Approach to MEL and Social Accountability (CAMSA). A Monitoring Evaluation and Learning (MEAL) capacity assessment for partners will also be conducted to identify gaps, followed by the development of a MEAL capacity building plan. The capacity building on systematic MEAL will be continuous to reinforce the skills and knowledge amongst partners to enable them to deliver effective programme with impact. The country programme will also establish a learning hub and a platform for convening and sharing as a part of influencing. 2. Using ICT4D in Data collection :Through Iformbuilder mobile platform  Technology (https://www.iformbuilder.com/contact -us/)  together with IPad devices, Oxfam Rwanda programme will fully deploy ICT4D technology in Data collection and later on in Reporting, form design will be done through Iformbuilder  and data will be hosted  and accessed at the Oxfam account  and IPad Mini 2 with 3G will be used to save money  and time spending in Data collection  and also Data quality will be  granted.
Protection and Assistance to Burundi refugees in Rwanda Supporting WASH interventions  Oxfam wants to assist the refugees in Mahama Camp, by providing clean drinking water in quantity and quality, sanitation facilities and hygiene best practices to the refugees from Burundi.
Engaging women Cassava leaves producers with Shekina enterprise. The project will work with the private enterprise and connected with women as supply chain for cassava leaves
country programme (gap) support to SL, PG, GJ activities in Rwanda till 31st Dec Oxfam Novib agreed to fund identified Gaps in the 3 Pillars to cover cost for Sustainable Livelihoods (Enabling Environment for Private Sector to develop internship Job placements for young People and Reforming Cooperative Business Model), Participatory Governance (Advocacy research on Citizen's participation in decision making Process), and Gender Justice ( Capacity Building of Partners and Staffs of Oxfam in Women's Rights).
Women Economic Empowerment, Nyagatare This 3 years project aims to empower 650 widows in Nyagatare district to improve their livelihood through income generation activities, which is accompanied by training provisions on cooperative and business management, gender and HIV. A sustainable development approach will be adopted that substantive and growing benefits generated from horticulture and livestock from Oxfam grants given will reach out other poor widows in the area in order to lift them out of poverty.
Empowering women's resilience against climate change in Nyagatare The project will directly train and support 200 rural vulnerable smallholder farmers to have community covered run -off water ponds, protected by agro -forestry trees. These ponds will help reduce soil erosion and maintain healthy and productive soil conditions while enabling the development of irrigated field crops and establishment of nurseries for forestry trees which will be accessible for community use at a fee established by the farmers' groups for the benefit of beneficiaries' households. In the end, it is our hope that this will lead to increased agricultural production and productivity leading to greater food security and more resilient livelihoods.
IMPROVING INCOME THROUGH PINEAPPLE PRODUCTION IN RWANDA The project support will help to focus on potential 1000 pineapple producers in Nyagatare district. It will specifically focus on women headed/single women households and PLWA and ensure 50% participation as overall target as producers as well entrepreneurs in the value chain.
Widening participatory technologies to promote poor women's voices in policing the project aims to introduce a component of information and technology to leverage the impact of civil society's work in promoting women's economic empowerment
Research, Analysis and Innovations to develop PWEL in HVC in Rwanda The specific areas of work by objective are: 1. Influence programmes and practices of key stakeholders through evidence base on women economic leadership (WEL). 1.1. Establish engagement with key stakeholders in planting material (PM) & micro -finance institutions (MFIs). 1.2. Provide advisory support to govt & other major initiatives in horticultural value chain (HVC). 1.3. Engage in development of national HVC development platform. 1.4. Influence financial institutions to invest in HVC financing for women. 2. Bring systemic change in Rwanda's HVC. 2.1 Develop middle range financial product to create opportunities for women