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Unlocking the potentials for women and girls through carework redistribution Oxfam is uniquely placed within the development sector to work on the issue of women's unpaid care work. Our experience and expertise in both women's rights work and water provision has developed over many decades, and are now (along with work) the three focus points of the organisation.   Women's Rights: Oxfam's vision for women's rights and gender justice is that many more women will gain power over their lives and no longer live in poverty, and that both men and women will challenge inequalities and benefit from less restrictive gender roles. Oxfam is in a unique position to work to realise this vision because of its size, expertise, reputation, commitment and influencing power.   Oxfam's more recent work on addressing care as part of a strategy to achieve women's rights, builds on its experience and expertise in poor women's economic empowerment. Women's livelihoods became an explicit priority for Oxfam in the mid -1990s, and since 2008, Oxfam's Gendered Enterprise and Markets (GEM) programme has combined gendered market analysis with household analysis to promote women's leadership and participation in smallholder farmers enterprises. Oxfam's work on care has developed and strengthened through this work on economic justice but is not limited to it, as addressing care is also essential to personal, social and political empowerment. By 2012, Oxfam's work on care had become a more explicit and focused programme area, and from 2014 has been funded by the Hewlett Foundation, operating in Colombia, Ethiopia, Malawi, Philippines, Uganda and Zimbabwe.   Water: Oxfam believes everyone has the right to safe water and sanitation and advocates for the development of pro -poor water management policies. The organisation has over 50 years of experience of delivery of access to safe water through the design and construction of appropriate infrastructure. Oxfam's experience shows that addressing water provision always requires consideration of sanitation and hygiene issues in or
Tacloban Resettlement Integrated Programme II Oxfam will work closely with partners to ‘accompany' Internally Displaced Persons throughout the resettlement process through integrated interventions that will lead to responsive/participative resettlement planning and processes, safe and equitable access to sanitation systems and practices and more sustainable and resilient livelihoods opportunities.  Cross -cutting concerns will be mainstreamed too with focus on advocacy on Rights, women leadership/participation and protection
RE-Start Campaign Intermediate Outcome 1: Build a constituency and public demand for accelerated energy transition: The project intends to strengthen the energy transition movement and influence the general public narrative on accelerating energy transition.  In the first year, the project will: (1) organize two study sessions on energy transition for key  influencers, namely media and leaders of  sectoral organizations which are key to an energy transition movement (2) convene an Renewable Energy (RE) conference to jumpstart a broader campaigning platform for accelerated energy transition; and (3) enhance the 2020 RE -Start communication campaign (already had a 25 million reach in 2020). Oxfam will also continue to coordinate the loose network of organizations that emerged in 2020 as a high -trust group within which strategic interventions have been developed.    Intermediate Outcome 2: Develop the evidence base for a policy framework and practical models for a just energy transition in the Philippines. In the first year, the project will conduct three priority researches on, namely: (1) off -grid climate -vulnerable small islands; (2) low - and middle -income populations who spend almost half of their income on energy;  and (3) those working in the fossil fuel sector and/or communities with livelihoods from coal plants.  The particular situation and needs of women within these sites will be emphasized.  These researches will form the basis of a just energy transition framework and disseminated in a just energy transition conference.
Indigenous women asserting rights and forging solidarity Research, profiling followed by series of discussions on indigenous women's situation. The research will focus on Subanen and Higaonon women's situation, and particularly in key areas where conflicts on land are intense, and which necessitate action by all members of the communities, and support from other organizations.
Addressing Reproductive Health Needs among Vulnerable Women and Girls The project shall (1) increase individual & community health knowledge &  know where &  how to get help including those for emergency reproductive health (RH) care related; (2) help communities get prompt help in RH problems (3) strengthen LEFADO project leaders be more skillful in project management & expanding influence for RH. It will be strong in women -led community campaigns & engagement of men &  the youth. It shall contribute to capacitate local health workers, improving emergency RH community structures and services including emergency care. It shall lobby for local policies/plans on RH preparedness and Disaster Risk Reduction in general. LEFADO as an emerging humanitarian actor shall be supported in its organizational capacity. The project builds on the gains during Typhoon Hagupit emergency response.
Post Ketsana response -- the Philippines This water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in a disaster risk reduction (DRR) framework project will be implemented in the provinces of Laguna and Rizal and aims to build capacities of disaster management agencies, local government units (LGUs) and communities to prepare for natural disasters in urban and peri urban areas with special attention on WASH for women. This is a one -year post recovery project to Oxfam's Category 2 Typhoon Ketsana Emergency Response.
Scale Up, Build Up To increase resilience and reduce vulnerability in local communities and institutions through the establishment of sustainable dissemination and replication mechanisms for inclusive community -based  Disaster Risk Reduction models.
Institutional Support to Key Humanitarian Response Partners in the Philippines This project will aim at providing institutional support to key 5 -6 humanitarian partners in high risk areas according to their needs to enable them to initiate humanitarian response (rapid assessment, initial plan and implementation) to category 3 disasters on their own. This 4 months project duration will initiate a 2 -year engagement with these partners.
Gender Responsive Budgeting (1) Support sectoral budget work on agriculture, education, health, environment and social protection by reviewing and influencing relevant agency's Gender and Development (GAD) plans and resource utilisation for 2012 -2014; (2)  Localise Gender Responsive Budgeting (GRB) in eight Local Government Units (LGUs) by piloting localised GAD guidelines by J. Illo; (3) Challenge and influence the discourse on Philippines macroeconomic framework through capacity building of advocates on assumptions/theories of development and resource allocation; discussions around the "care economy" and GRB; engage National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) and Department of Budget Management (DBM) and identify champions within the government bureaucracy; (4) Set up Alternative Budget Initiative (ABI) Gender Working Group to provide oversight and support to the above streams of work.
Humanitarian Response to Typhoon Ketsana in Philippines The aim of this project is that 25,000 of the most vulnerable families in the Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal and Laguna Provinces have increased access to, and make optimal use of, improved water and sanitation facilities, and take action to protect themselves against threats to public health and food insecurity.
Typhoon Haiyan Response Programme  - Eastern Samar The project activities will include distribution of hygiene and water kits, cash for work, cash grants , distribution of hygiene kits as well as distribution of start up seed for affected fisher folk.
SHE Pillar 1 (extension) Increased knowledge, skills and capacity of women, girls and boys regarding their Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). Improved positive attitudes and behaviours modelled by women, men, girls, boys, and influencers in support of SRHR information and services. Improved capacity of the public and private health system to provide comprehensive and gender -responsive SRHR information and services
Philippine Economic Justice Campaign The Philippine Economic Justice (EJ) Campaign is a collaboration among the Oxfam International affiliates with work in the country, namely Oxfam Hong Kong, Oxfam Novib and Oxfam GB.  The campaign project is generally aimed at changes that will ensure women and men small farmers and workers, including small fishers, benefit from a sustainable agriculture system, improve their participation and power in markets and increase their incomes and food security.
Mindanao Humanitarian Response Programme This is a 1 -year programme that will contribute to ensuring that IDPs in conflict -affected areas and flood -affected areas in Mindanao remain protected from major public health risks. Specifically, it will provide 8,000 families in the provinces of Maguindanao & North Cotabato & Cotabato City increased access to potable water & safe sanitation facilities, & allow them to take actions to protect themselves against threats to health & safety. The 1st proj component is on providing WASH assistance to conflict -affected communities; &the  2nd component focuses on an ongoing emergency response to flood -affected communities fr Jun -Aug 2011.
Food Hives to Nourishing Cities in Philippines With stakeholders and local partners, we intend to address the food crisis through: • Facilitating skills and re -tooling training on urban and organic farming and digital commerce for online marketing to generate livelihoods and income for women and young people in urban areas;  • Raise awareness on resilient food systems as measure to cope with stresses (i.e. pandemics) and long -term shocks (i.e. climate change); • Strengthen collaboration and partnership with key stakeholders in key industries and value chains in the food system (i.e. businesses, academics, government and food producers, consumers) to reduce food waste in the supply chain; • Cultivate and catalyse innovation, access to financial and technological resources to help local communities establish and sustainably manage food banks and food hives in strategic urban hubs; and  • Generate evidence and share knowledge and lessons in building a sustainable and resilient food system to strengthen linkages with regional food systems in Asia.
Enhancing Capacities for Disaster-ready Communities through Anticipatory Action Impact -based disaster parametric forecasting. In reference to the Parametric Index on typhoon developed under BREADY3, data will be collected from the communities of 5 municipalities  - Lawaan, Quinapondan, Salcedo, Balangiga, Dolores Eastern Samar Philippines, including their other vulnerabilities such as access to finance and resources, income levels and vulnerable groups. This will be the reference in developing Municipal level "triggers" protocol for typhoon which serves as guidelines that tell communities when to activate Anticipatory Action (AA). • Pre -emptive disaster financing. Local Government Unit will use parametric -based trigger index as a basis for anticipatory action through unconditional (pre -emptive) cash transfer/vouchers (depending on market access and functionality). This innovation is built on what Oxfam (through Strengthening Harmonised Action for Disaster Riske Reduction (DRR), Preparedness and Early action and Recovery (SHARPER) and BREADY project) is already doing, which combines digital financial services to be available online and be accessible in different forms, as inspired by the platform developed for iAFFORD4 where the cardholders have access to financial accounts and use the cards to receive funds and facilitate savings, remittance, payments, and insurance. When there is a trigger for release, money will be automatically transferred to the 600 registered mobile (target project participants from the 6 municipalities) numbers and the linked cards. A total of Php 2,000.00 will be released to the project participants based on the government daily minimum wage (equivalent to 3 days). • Assessing viability of forecast -based insurance as a form of early warning system and risk transfer mechanism. Oxfam commissioned CelsiusPro AG5 to draft a Proof of Concept (PoC) to transform pre -emptive parametric -triggered cash transfers into a pre -emptive insurance pay out. Based on initial results, PoC is scalable even up to a national level, while still
Translating Women's Stories on Recovery from a Typhoon to English The Banyuhay book is an anthology of 20 transformative leadership stories gathered from Typhoon Ondoy affected areas IN 2009. This project will translate the book from Filipino to English to widen readership reach and advocacy targets.
Typhoon Haima (Lawin) Response This will support 2100 families (with 1000 vulnerable women) to not incur hunger or further debt through the injection of capital, access to financial services &  support to restore their assets. Three partners: (1) People's Disaster Risk Reduction Network (PDRN) for Alcala, Cagayan; (2) Citizens' Disaster Response Center Foundation, Inc (CDRC) for Conner, Apayao and (3) Center for Emergency Aid and Rehabilitation (CONCERN), for Delfin Albano, Isabela. Rural women will be prioritized to have access to immediate income; High risk & highly vulnerable women supported with additional cash to cater to their specific needs; Direct advocacy by working closely with government at the national & local levels, & doing policy advocacy on gender issues in livelihoods
Typhoon Haiyan  Response Programme - Eastern Leyte Programme Site (Tacloban) project activities will include distribution of hygiene and water kits, communal latrines in evacuation centers and temporary relocation centers. Cash for work activities will support clearing of the debris and it is envisaged that the cash and in kind distributions will enable access by affected families to immediate/temporary shelter. The project will also focus on rebuilding livelihoods through rice seed distribution for farmers and fishing kits for affected fisher folk.
RE-Start Campaign 2 The overall goal of Oxfam Pilipinas's just energy transition programme is to support partners and stakeholders' campaign for stronger government commitment to policy and regulatory changes for accessible and affordable renewable energy systems and schemes in the Philippines. The just energy transition asserts people and communities participation to build ownership in identifying, accessing and implementing renewable energy initiatives from national to local levels, to increase access of climate vulnerable and energy poor communities to reliable and affordable renewable energy schemes in the Philippines  - towards democratized energy systems which ensure ecological integrity.
Rights-in-Crisis Advocacy In two years, the Project aims to influence government's resettlement policies and processes by ensuring durable solutions to displacement are pursued and realized; humanitarian response and recovery plans of government better reflect the priorities and needs of women, other vulnerable and disaster -affected communities; and advocate for more inclusive and integrated Disaster Risk Reduction -Climate Change Association (DRR -CCA) related laws, policies and practices are being adopted and implemented at local and national levels.
SHE Pillar 1 Sexual Health and Empowerment or SHE's first component seeks to promote demand for Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) information and services by transforming discriminatory social norms through awareness raising and mobilisation activities focusing on improved access to SRHR information and services, including Gender Based Violence (GBV) prevention and support services.
Women Increased Resilience and Empowered Against Disasters The project will contribute to improve poor women and girls' capacity to thrive despite disasters – in economic, health and leadership.  • Economic capacities mean access to financial resources for the poor in disaster context and more resilient agricultural livelihoods. • Health capacity includes Sexual Reproductive Health through menstrual hygiene management especially of girls • Women and girls leadership capacity means addressing barriers to leadership, including care work,
Creating Spaces to Take Action on Violence Against Women and Girls The Project will reduce violence against women and girls, and the prevalence of Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM).  This is a global project implemented also in Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Nepal, and Pakistan. The Project will achieve this ultimate outcome through three complementary intermediate outcomes that take a holistic, multi -pronged and multi -generation approach to ending violence against women and girls.  The first intermediate outcome aims to create an enabling environment to prevent violence against women and girls by engaging key, influential religious, community, private sector and political leaders as well as young men and women in advancing women's leadership, women's rights and the elimination of violence against women and girls.  The second intermediate outcomes builds on the understanding that quality programming to end violence against women and girls must also support survivors to leave violent situations and help build their emotional well -being and economic resilience.  Based on the premise that ending violence against women and girls requires inventive solutions and strengthened personal and collective accountability, the third intermediate outcome will build innovative knowledge, including best and emerging practice, and mechanisms of accountability.
Increasing Metropolitan Readiness&Resiliency through Digital Financial Inclusion Oxfam will work closely with partners to advance financial inclusion of financially underserved and unserved households living in high risk and vulnerable areas with lowest access to banks and other financial services. The project aims to promote the access to digital financial services along with financial literacy to help target families manage their finances, save money and invest in micro -social and business insurance to protect their assets, livelihoods, and small businesses.
Mindanao Community of Practice on Women's Economic Leadership This project aims to integrate the WEL framework in the work of selected OMP partners.  To achieve this aim, the project will conduct a participatory research to determine the means by which such an integration can happen and to develop a community of practice (CoP) among OMP partners to monitor the impacts of WEL integration, evaluate the outcomes against pre -set goals, and a learning platform to contnue improving on WEL practice.
Scaling Up Resilience in Governance (SURGE) Theproject will support the adoption of an inclusive CBDRR framework in the Philippines by  documenting, compiling and advocating for the inclusion of best inclusive practices in DRM policy and practice at the national and subnational level.  These changes in policy and practice would also be informed by lessons from the Haiyan experience. Policy papers on recommended actions to improve comparatively the existing laws and mechanisms and their implementation shall be developed through tapping the experience of ICBDRR exemplars and champions.
Bantayan WaSH The project will focus on Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS), Sanitation Marketing, WASH in schools, improvement of communities' water systems, and solid waste management initiatives. Gender, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and advocacy will be present, as applicable, in our activities in partnership with the Local Government Units (LGUs) and other stakeholders.
Building Autonomous and Stable Institutions and Communities in Bangsamoro (1) Promote and monitor gender concerns during the implementation of the peace agreement and involve women in the transition process; (2) Ensure the peace process is more credible and widely supported and engage groups beyond the negotiating panels and the peace advocates; (3) improve institutional capacity to implement the peace agreement which requires engagement with a wide range of citizen groups and key actors; (4) influence government agencies and other stakeholders for the implementation of a comprehensive implementation plan for the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro
Tacloban Sustainable Economic Opportunities Program Oxfam will work closely with partners to assist with the economic development of low -income individuals especially women and displaced youth in the form of job preparation, financial inclusion, micro -enterprise development and business incubation. The program will focus on strengthening local entrepreneurship and will enhance accessibility to better employment opportunities among vulnerable communities in Tacloban City.
China and Philippines Learning Exchange on Climate and Human Ecology - A thorough going analysis of the knowledge and technology gaps of China and the Philippines on climate adaptation and mitigation and the opportunities for cooperation between the two countries  - A high -level meeting of government and civil society leaders which will showcase the best practices of Philippines and China on climate action  - Discussions of joint cooperation between China and the Philippines on specific projects that meet the different needs of women and promote gender equality.    A Consulting Researcher will be hired to do a scoping study of potentials for cooperation between Philippines and China, which include, but not limited to, research, knowledge sharing, technology transfer on climate adaptation, mitigation and energy transition.  The paper, which will be published in both English and Chinese,  will be presented in a high -level meeting which will be participated in by government and civil society leaders, wherein some of the recent projects implemented by Oxfam partner staff will be showcased.  This will be followed by an exposure visit of Chinese leaders in areas where successful climate action projects are currently implemented.
Philippine Agenda for the Adaptation Finance Accountability Initiative The project will pursue engagement with the Climate Change Commission (CCC) including establishement of a partnership through a Memorandum of Agreement aimed at (1) development of policy briefs to inform the operational rules of the PSF and ensure the effective application of provisions on direct access, transparency and accountability; and (2) development of tracking tools to monitor adaptation finance flows.  This will also pursue engagement with the Climate Finance Group (CFG) particularly the Department of Finance which is the institution mandanted to manage donor funds coming into the country.
Typhoon Haiyan Response programme in Western Leyte - Ormoc Project activities will include distribution of hygiene and water kits, communal latrines in evacuation centers and temporary relocation centers. Cash for work activities will support clearing of the debris and it is envisaged that the cash and in kind distributions will enable access by affected families to immediate/temporary shelter. The project will also focus on rebuilding livelihoods through rice seed distribution for farmers and fishing kits for affected fisher folk.
Typhoon Phanfone (Ursula) Emergency Response The response aims to support 10,000 people (2,000 families) in the most affected coastal and rural villages in Eastern Samar with life -saving assistance for WASH, emergency shelter, food security and emergency livelihood, with gender and protection mainstreamed across sectors