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Stowarzyszenie Jeden Swiat On 17 August, 2012, EU confirmed that we had won a grant for Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education in the European Union. The grant is worth Euro 1 mill and will be implemented over the coming three years, beginning this fall. The consortium responsible for the grant consists of Oxfam Novib , NCDO , Jeden Swiat  and Coordinadora . Whereas the previous E-Motive was a Dutch-Southern affair this grant will expand the outreach of E-Motive to two other countries in Europe, Spain and Poland. In doing so, we want to take a bold step toward making E-Motive a truly European-Southern affair among three EU member states. The overall objective of this EU grant is to further expand this new type of South/North cooperation based on equality and shared responsibilities, involving broader segments of society for awareness raising of the value of global civic-driven change. E-Motive encourages citizens to take it upon themselves to contribute to the transformation of an existing situation in their own locality. They do so either because the authorities are unable or unwilling to step in, or, as happens in most cases, because of the alreadyexisting wealth of local knowledge and initiative in the South that may address the encountered challenges more effectively. They thereby become Agents of Change.

E-Motive roll out in Poland. E-Motive has already proven its effectiveness within a Dutch context, demonstrating that the South has a lot to offer when it comes to civic driven change initiatives in local communities. It is now time to roll out and adapt the concept further in Poland and expand the method for increased international impact and relevance within a European context.

Agents of change exchange South-North. Innovative civic driven change initiatives shared between agents of change from the South and the North and integrated into local community development programmes. Through South-North exchange of knowledge and innovative ideas, agents of change become personally engaged and inspired to take it upon themselves to adapt and expand initiatives in their own context.


Social media to reach out. E-Motive believes that by using social media smarty, it can boost the spread effect of new ways of interactive citizen dialogue and civic driven change. Especially, the younger generation having grown up with social media such as LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook is best reached using this media. Youth, being the next generation, will alsosignificantly shape the future public discourse on development assistance. Poland will be actively involved in this social media part.
Migrant rights in HCM Project Title: #Promoting and Protecting the rights of migrant workers in Ho Chi Minh City (District 7, District 9, District Thu Duc)
Project goal: Migrant workers are able to protect their residence right and get access to social welfare in order to enhance their quality of life.

To achieve this goal, the project undertaken by SDRC will have two phases:
(i) Phase 1 # To make the procedures of registration for temporary residence required on migrant workers to be clear, transparent and publicly known in 3 districts of HoChi Minh City (HCMC), and
(ii) Phase 2 - To gradually expand phase (i) impact to the city level and to improve he law regulations (guidelines for implementing the Law of Residence) in HCMC. In addition, the subsequent impacts on the Labour Code as well as the impacts from concrete assistance to other social and legal issues will contribute to the enhancement of life quality of the migrant workers in year 2 and year 3 of the project
Year 1 objectives:
1. A model of clear and transparent procedures of temporary registrationand access to public services for migrant workers is well performed and institutionalized widely in 3 districts of HCMC. Whereby migrant workers in the project areas get easier access to public services.
2. Groups of migrant workers# representatives in HCMC are developed and able to hold dialogues with the government on matters concerning migrant workers.
Expected results:
Result 1: Core officers in 3 districts of HCMC agree and support a pilot process/ modelfor clear, transparent procedures in registration of temporary residence and easier access of migrant workers to public services.
Result 2: 6 core groups of workers from 3 districts of HCMC are built up and have enhanced skills for group development anddialogue with local government in matters of access to public services of migrant workers.
Result 3: People#s Committees from 3 districts of HCMC issue decisions to stipulate clear and transparent proceduresof temporary registration and of access to public services to be known in all wards and communes in their jurisdiction
St The Good Family: GROW: Good Living Good Living is (after "Good Food", the previous project supported in 2012-2013) a new thematic portrait series that will be launched in 2015, showcasing jong families and their ideas in the area of energy, waste, water and mobility.

In 2015 The Good Family, in addition to inspiring families, will also start to activate them (Families), i.e. get them going. The Good Family aims to do this by developing a game. The game will be for parents and children to learn together and discover which possibilities there are for a healthier, more eco-friendly and increasingly sociable lifestyle. The digital game will be closely connected with off-line elements liketaking action, measuring impact and redeeming attractive offers. The Good Family sees children as important agents of change. Interaction between family members to get going with sustainable activities and choices will be crucial.
Edutainment - Pop Culture with a Purpose Working to help civil society organisations harness the power of the mass media to fight gender-based violence.

The issue

Civil society organizations often need to address social norms and values in their work # for example, on the acceptability ofviolence, gender roles, stigma and discrimination. Social norms are influenced not only by local cultural traditions, but also by modern mass media: television and radio programmes, music videos, computer games, and so on.

Many CSOs are aware that their on-the-ground community mobilisation work will be more effective when their target groups are simultaneously receiving similar messages from the mass media. But they lack the expertise and connections to make this happen # in particular, in working withmarketing specialists and/or government-run broadcasting networks.

Attempts to change attitudes, beliefs and behaviour through the media are known as edutainment (a mix of entertainment and education). Edutainment strategies can range from local street theatre through internet or mobile phone applications to popular televised soap operas.

Over the past decade Oxfam Novib has supported successful entertainment education strategies to get taboo issues on the public and political agendas in India, Nicaragua, and South and Central Africa. At the same time, a growing number of partners in other countries have expressed interest in exploring how edutainment could help to achieve their goals.

The project

In response to this demand, Oxfam Novib formed a global partnership in edutainment with Puntos de Encuentro, Breakthrough, the Soul City Institute of Health and Development Communication and The Communication Initiative.

These expert organizations are sharing their knowledge, tools and strategieswith civil society organizations in 11 countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Egypt, Niger, Nigeria, Sudan, Somalia, Mali, and Rwanda.

The purpose of this global parntership is to upscale proven edutainment strategies, increasing the impact of the struggle to combat gender-based violence, by:
#Developing and implementing high quality context-specific edutainment strategies in combination with community mobilisation in 11 other countries;
#Reaching bigger and more inclusive audienceswith existing programs;
#Dramatically increasing the reach and impact of global women's movement activists by Integrating the edutainment approach into the work they already do.
GALS in Value Chain Development GAD-C's project is supplementary to Value Development in Takeo and Siem Reap province. The project aim To build the capacity of Oxfam#s partners in applying the Gender Action Learning system (GALS) tool into value chains projects to improve the living conditions of vulnerable women and men by transforming gender roles and power relations towards gender justice and economic development.

Objective
1: 1) Build capacity of project holder#s staff on implementation the GALS tools in value chain developmentand agri-business project.
2. 2) Provide technical support to project holder#s staff in practicing the GALS tool in  women in value chain development andagri-business project

Expected result:
- Gender Action Learning System (GALS) tools were implemented in the value chains development and agri-business projects of Oxfam#s partners.
Counterpart 506772 Airavati Airavati is a sub-grantee in this Action and working to support to early education and contributing to trauma healing through the arts and the Airavati, a Sanskrit work for the elephant river, was formed in response to the emerging desire by the peoples of Myanmar that the Ayeyarwaddy River continues to flow far into the future. The Airavati#s uniqueness is that it supports a lifeline of verydiverse communities and    20 million people living in a natural environment that has supported them for generations.
The four villages, Tangphre, Mazup, Dawng Pan and Laphre were forcefully relocated for the Myitsone dam construction at the River Ayeyarwaddy confluence, creating great problems for the affected families. The forced resettlement had greatly reduced and income lost from major livelihoods.
After conducting the situation assessment of 287 household  in the villages, displaced it, it was found that the communities were much depressed due to little economic and income generation opportunities, challenges for education and lack of capital tocarry out livelihood activities. They believe education for the children is the most essential tool to breakout of their poverty.
The communities therefore decided to start with Early Childhood care and Development (ECCD) activity for their preschool children. Coordinating with Airavati, the communities planned to build an ECCD school. Airavati submitted a proposal to Oxfam Novib for ECCD construction as well as trauma healing activities for the children to alleviate stress. Oxfam Novib approved the project in October 2015 and funding was received.
ECCD school construction began immediately at Dawng Pan Village, a resettled village across the river and was completed by the end of December 2015.
Women Empowerment through Food Security Project:  Increase Economic Opportunities and Women Empowerment through Food Security
Description: The project has two main outcomes which will be implemented by the partner Doaba Foundation in Muzzafargrah and Multan Districts of Punjab province. A total of 7,000 people wil lbenfit from the project, with following main outcomes
1. Increased food security of women and men and contribution in economic development through use of unproductive/ under production land.
2. Strengthening of women economic rights and participationin governance at local level
Under the project the partner will form farmer groups/association and will strengthen these for the implementation of the project activities. Using these groups the project will promote low cost natural agricultural inputs, on-farm water management, and land improvement of small farmers for agriculture production. Furthermore at the individual levels; the partner will establish demo plots for enough food at household level. These will be reinforced with the field visits of District Line department Representatives to field area for results sharing.
To promote the food security and creation of economic opportunities provision of tools and equipments for food production will be done. Women empowerment through exposure visits, session on agriculture/ Livestock/ Poultry etc, awareness raising on women rights will be conducted and IEC material developed for awareness raising will be disseminated widely during the project. The project will build strong linkgages with the duty bearers through meetings with govt. line departments for extension services provision to community (public extension services, agri <(>&<)> livestock, food Deptt. etc.)
Country Office 506695 Oxfam Novib Cambod Oxfam Novib will contribute to specific objectives and activities of the DIPECHO funded project "Building disaster resilient communities in Cambodia II". The project is implemented by a consortium of 5 INGOs and 3 local partners led by Action Aid, operating in 4 provinces in Cambodia. The principal objective of the project is that communities exposed to frequent natural disasters have increased resilience and reduced vulnerability to natural hazards in Cambodia. The project comprises of 3 main results: one focusing on strengthening coordination and institutionalization of DRR at national level; the second working on strengthening capacity of DM sub-national institutions and communities to implement CBDRR models; and the final one aims at integrating DRR in some key sectors at national level, especially education. Oxfam Novib will participate partly in the role of project manager, hence coordinating the delivery of the project by the 3 implementing partners. In addition Novib will be responsible for some of the national level coordination an influencing activities, and for a few activities involving provincial authorities.
Forum Mulher - Active Citizenship Forum Mulher is an feminist organization that focus to promote human rights for women. there are four areas of interventions: domestic violence, sexual and reproductive health, political participation, gender economy and Institutional Development. The Forum workstowards the regulation of labor rights of women, access to the land and improving the usability of this for women, increasing theirfinancial independence in relation to man, increase the number of protocols, laws, government programs that have entered the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women and Incorporation of gender in the law on HIV/AIDS. this project is funded by SIDA.
Strengthening Women, Peace and Security Strengthening Women, Peace and Security Agenda in the OPTI
Counterpart Oxfam Solodariteit/Oxfam Solidarité (Oxfam Belgium)
Oxfam Solidarité Laos office is continuing the Oxfam Novib  Promoting Gender Equality project in Laos. This contribution makes that possible.

Overall objective(s) To contribute to a situation in which women have the rights, capacity and opportunity to be safe from violence and enjoy their full and equal human rights
Specific objective(s) 1.To enhance and promote the participation of CSOs in gender related policy dialogue with government 2.To build a strong and vibrant women#s movement comprising of women who are empowered individually and collectively to tackle the root causes of inequality and demand the full spectrum of their rights.
World Citizen Panel Impact Survey- CEWIT The World Citizens Panel is an impact measurement method developed by Oxfam. The focus is on measuring changes in peoples' lives bycombining quantitative research (impact surveys) among Oxfam#s  target population and a control group with qualitative research (stories of change) and thus give participants a voice.  This project will help Oxfam understand how programmes can be improved, as well as contribute to the public debate on effectiveness of development cooperation.  The project builds on a previous startup workshopin which Oxfam agreed on how to undertake this impact survey.  Thereafter a reflection workshop was held to discuss the main findings based on the data collected among 14 partners with more than 4.000 respondents. The next step is to train partners in collectingqualitative stories of change in order to deepen the insights gained from the impact survey and get a better understanding of the changes that happened in people's lives. An impact report will be published, based on the surveysand the stories of change. For more information on the background of the World Citizens Panel, preliminary results and publications, please visit www.worldcitizenspanel.com
Ending Violence against Women and Girls FACE Initiative is a grassroots organization that stands out for its good communication and interaction with target communities in the heart of the Niger Delta (including Bayelsa State, Delta State, Rivers State, and Akwa-Ibom State). Our staff members have many years of experience working with volatile communities at the forefront of oil and gas production -including especially women and youth whose voices tend to be marginalized in the public arena.
The Collectively Reducing Impunity in Education (CRIE) project aims to reduce school-related gender based violence (SRGBV) in secondary and tertiary education institutes in Bayelsa State, and establisheseffective mechanisms for Prevention, Reporting, Counselling and Referral (PReCoR). Peer trainees will be actively engaged in the design, implementation, and monitoring of all activities to ensure that all response mechanisms are accessible to and trusted by students.
Supro_Promoting Tax Justice Bangladesh This project aims at contributing to a more democratic, accountable and responsive State through  enhancing the capacity of civil society to advocate for a transparent, efficient, accountable and progressive tax system, preventing the uncontrolled outflow of resources, the widespread tax evasion and corruption, tackle inequality and reinforce pro-poor policies and practices. The ultimate goalis to fight corruption, raise the importance of quasi-voluntary tax collection and increase the tax volume as a sustainable source of development finance. Civil society organisations are strengthened to undertake research, monitoring, watchdog and advocacy actions on fair taxation towards relevant Government bodies and to raise awareness among the general population on tax rights and obligations. The intervention strategy will integrate anti-corruption, accountability and gender and this will be corresponding to the result areas of this project.

Specific Objectives  of the Project:
# To make government to be accountable in ensuring fair and pro-poor taxation policy
# To identify  different issues and gaps in making tax policies more pro-poor
# To develop institutional capacity ofcivil society organizations, students, journalists, government officials etc on tax policy and economic justice
# To engage local civil society with regional (South East Asia) and global civil society movement on tax justice issue

Expected results/outcomes:
# Government institutions will be pro-people and will adopt participatory approach in introducing policies and relevant system
# Gaps  will be identified through peoples# participation for further improvement by the administration
# Mass awareness campaign and community mobilization through information dissemination
# Grass root campaign has been initiated to be linked with national movement through the national alliance
# Campaign related to fair taxation is being initiated to be linked with regional and international movements
AENA-ProSANARNER Project ProSANARNER in portuguese menas Food Security, Advocacy for natural resources and rural extension Project. Its a 12 months project,to be implemented by AENA in Moma and Motepuez districs in northern Mozambique.
The project aims to improve livelihood ofpoor ruralpeople, by increasing their food and nutritional security, while guarantying their participation on governance and sustainable use of natural resources.  It is expected to benefit directly 1200 people in both districts.
Women Leadership in DM & Market Year 2 Women Leadership in Disaster Management <(>&<)> Market Project: The northern part of Bangladesh is highly vulnerable for frequent disaster as flood. Sirajgonj district is geographically located as char land nexus to the big rivers. During the monsoon period heavyrainfall causes flood, river erosion which makes displacement of people, disrupt regular livelihood and ultimately push the local community into the poverty. In the area although women are disadvantaged, low level of access to control over resources and decision making. Under the humanitarian innovation fund this program has been designed and the major highlights is using Android based application by youth girls for flood early warning system management and ensuring humanitarian accountability by women group through empowerment and leadership.

The proposed intervention will build capacity on using new technology in information system management and involved youth girls from the community in early warning information collection and dissemination. The project will improve their knowledge, skills and capacity about the humanitarian accountability standard. The project will also form community based DRR committeeleading by women and build capacity, establish community food bank and develop skill women volunteers.  Grassroots women and girls are united and empowered and taking leadership at ward level for disaster risk reduction/preparedness and well performed in humanitarian response management in their community. The outcomes of this innovation model will be leveraged through wider implementation inHumanitarian capacity building programme of Oxfam Novib in Bangladesh.
Country Office 505233 HUB, NIAMEY, NIGER Providing humanitarian assistance and building the resilience of pastoralist and agropastoralist communities in Niger
Main objective: To provide humanitarian assistance and strengthen resilience of the most vulnerable communities affected by food crisesand recurrent floods
Objective 1: Integrating community warning systems in the national early warning system and make it functional and durable
Objective 2: Establishing social safety nets to improve food security and nutritional status of householdschronically vulnerable
Objective 3: Strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable agropastoral communities through the implementation of community projects
Objective 4: Improving access to drinking water to communities
Objective 5: Reducing the risk of malnutrition in the areas of interventionthrough the dissemination of messages on hygiene and malnutrition, screening and referral of malnourished
Building Community resilience to DRR&CC Ponleur Kumar (PK) was shortlisted as a result of a mapping of local organisations operating in Takeo and Pursat provinces and implementing programmes falling under the goals of the Oxfam Rights in Crisis and Economic Justice programmes.
PK works in Pursat - one of the six Oxfam priority provinces under Rights in Crisis -, Battambang, Banteay Meanchey and Otdor Meanchey Provinces. Ponleur Kumar (PK) was localized from SKIP International Organization and officially registered with the Ministry of Interior in 2003. The organisation has significant experience in the areas of protection of children and women rights, food security, DRR and climate change, as well as humanitarian.
The proposed project covers a two-year period, for a total of 22 months with interventions in the domain offood security, livelihoods improvement and of disaster management and risk reduction.