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Development and Trial of Handwashing devices in Emergency context The project is about developing and trailing a suitable and effective handwashing device in emergencies. It is envisaged that distributing these device will promote handwashing which will in turn lead to reduction in incidence of diarrheal related diseases and other infections.
Strengthening the Global WASH Cluster Rapid Assessment Team To strengthen emergency WASH response planning and coordination by improved collection and dissemination of information, via a global WASH Rapid Assessment Team. The team will be made up of 3 people, and it is anticipated that they will complete 9 assessments in 18 months.
NASEEJ- technical support (new PSIB01) Provide technical inputs to country teams, Programme Management Unit (PMU) as required in the (NASEEJ) Connecting Voices and Action to End Violence Against Women and Girls in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region project. The main focus will be on supporting capacity strengthening inputs at country level and supporting regional research.
Cash Transfer Programming - East Africa Activities to improve the quality of cash transfer programming across the humanitarian sector (including Oxfam) and key stakeholders through capacity building, research as well as development and communication of best practice standards and guidelines.
WEE in Ag KH Hub Transition Project Contribution to Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) in Agriculture Knowledge Hub  The WEE in Ag Knowledge Hub has the following core objectives:  1. To improve programme quality and coverage by  • Increasing coherence through the dissemination of good practice, tools and approaches • Further developing good practice through research and coordinated learning journeys • Supporting country teams to access different services for supporting WEE programming.   • Coordinating the development of cross -confederation programme policy 2. To support Oxfam's external influencing by coordinating messaging and developing evidence that can be used by teams to influence development practitioners and policy makers. 3. To support Oxfam fundraising by acting as a link to a network of teams working on WEE, increasing awareness of country teams of funding opportunities and facilitating the development of multi country initiatives.
A Safe and Just Space for Humanity: Seizing an opportunity There are 5 possible strands of work that we could take forward for deepening the social and planetary boundaries framework:  Conducting national / local analyses of natural and social boundaries. Reframing economics and the development paradigm. Charting global inequalities in planetary stress.Providing a starting point for developing Sustainable Development Goals. Framing corporate thinking on sustainability and social justice.   Sustainability  - We will treat this first year as a pilot project, to explore whether the tools and ideas have traction, and if so will use it as an incubator for a more ambitious fundraising effort .
PHP Research Post The post covers three functions which support programme scale up and quality development: support for scale up in acute emergencies, support for sector research and development and support for capacity building in the field and through the documentation of lessons learned, and the produciton of technical brieifs and guidelines
GROW Economic Justice for Pan Africa The Pan Africa Economic Justice project is part of Oxfam Grow campaign that seeks to strengthen the capacity of the African coalitions, to engage in food security and climate change policy processes at national, continental and global level for hunger free Africa. We hold African governments accountable  for the  implementation of African union, global and institutional  instruments such as Malabo Declaration and United Nation Framework on climate change that targets and benefits smallholder women farmers in Africa.
Advocacy in Yemen The projects will focus on advocacy around women, peace and security and local humanitarian leadership in Yemen. We will work with national CSOs to develop media, advocacy and campaigns work in order to influence donors and other governments around key advocacy priorities for Yemen.
Action Learning Process and Exchange Visit & GEM Annual Learning Event This project  -  a series of Webinars and an action learning event in Azerbaijan  - will  leverage wider impact by working with partners, producer organisations, women's groups, and local governments, to gather evidence in our markets programmes about the factors that facilitate or block women's agency.
Robin Hood Tax global campaign The project will make money available to support key European moments and campaigns coalitions. This may be in budget support for campaigns, funding key events or materials, or provide funding for digital products for the campaign. Some money will also be available to launch and support the US campaign, which we believe will galvanise campaign momentum in many of the European campaigns
Promotion of a Global Arms Trade Treaty (restricted Dutch Government) The aim of this programme of work is to promote a global Arms Trade Treaty, which will prevent irresponsible international conventional arms transfers in order to prevent their harmful consequences.  Too many civilians are killed, injured, displaced or impoverished due to armed violence and the Arms Trade Treaty is one essential element to reduce this human toll.  Oxfam proposes to work alongside other partners to undertake work around three areas:    1 Developing knowledge and expertise on the implementation of an Arms Trade Treaty   2 Multi -media/digital media activities   3 Activities to develop supporter actions  - with a focus on Africa.
Safe Excreta Disposal in Emergency Settings Oxfam together with IFRC (lead) and WASTE formed a 2 year consortium funded by OFDA with the overall objective of providing more practical options for sanitation in emergencies. Gap analysis identified many areas ranging from multi purpose slabs to hand washing devices for household and / or communal, raised latrines, multi purpose slabs etc. The intended outputs are to have a range of prototypes per product that can be trialled in the field.
Campaigns Innovation and Special Projects - Research & Innovation The Campaigns Innovation and Special Projects Team (CISP) will provide leadership on campaigns innovation and research with the focus for 11 -12 being the establishment of the Shift Labs infrastructure including team roles and responsibilities, governances structure, ways of working and measurement framework. In the year the team will bring at least 2 GROW projects back to Oxfam following a labs process and provide clear learning on public campaigning for Oxfam Great Britain, Oxfam International and the wider NGO sector.
Behind the Barcodes - Audience Insight Oxfam's Behind the Barcodes campaign asks supermarkets to improve their policies and practices which protect the human rights of people in their food supply chains. In order to successfully execute this campaign, Oxfam conducted audience research to determine how to effectively communicate the issues to our supporters and supermarket customers.
Innovations in digital content for the GROW campaign To deliver the campaign report ‘Growing a Better Future', PPCT worked with designers and digital communications specialists to pilot innovative production methods. The aim was to deliver the report online and in print in a range of formats to match the needs of global audiences and to enable them to find, share and use it whatever their level of connectivity. Now we want to pilot the delivery this important Oxfam content beyond the website.
Positive Food Choices Oxfam GB staff will support in -country campaigns achieving national level change, while linking them through creative global campaigning projects such as Female Food Heroes and GROW Week to connect them to the international food narrative of GROW. Support for specific cases, such as Uganda/NFC fall into this project and further private sector work may be undertaken following discussions of findings from the scoping study.
Safe programming This project is for the capacity -building and institutionalisation of the Safe Programming approach in Oxfam humanitarian responses. It includes the capacity building of all Global Humanitarian Team (GHT) staff in Safe Programming as well as other Oxfam response staff, partners and local authorities. GHT and other humanitarian staff will be trained as trainers, and standard Safe Programming training materials, tools and communications materials will be available in four operating languages with the potential for adaptation into local languages.  A Monitoring Evaluation and Accountability and Learning (MEAL) framework will be developed using the Survey CTO + platform and linking into the Data Hub for analysis and reporting purposes and best practice will be captured in case studies.
HIF Sanitation and Lighting Research the effects of lighting on Gender Based Violence (GBV) related to Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH).
Gender Leadership Programme The programme is an individual and collective learning journey to develop gender leadership. It has been developed by Oxfam GB in the MEEECIS region  and is open to applicants from all affiliates in the MENA EEFSU region.   The programme consists of three components: 1. A community of practice 2. Three weeklong face -to -face modules over 12 months (bridging two financial years) 3. A personal project
Regional Conference: Women's rights in the MENA region The conference aims to:  1) Address critical issue pertaining women's rights during the translational phases;  2) Enhance collaboration and joint actions to address critical challenges and suggest opportunities for work;  3) Develop unified strategies at different levels to better address challenges and opportunities during the transitional phase and in the long run.
Public figures and celebrities work This project will provide support for the development of a range of campaign materials. It will also support the development of an OI web infrastructure. Digital infrastructure, materials development or other costs to enable more effective campaigning across confederation, especially in southern countries.
Performance and innovation funds Identify, explore and implement new ways and methods of improving on Oxfam's Humanitarian approach; or scale up or mainstream existing projects that use the new humanitarian approach
ECB technical capacity building modules (WASH and EFSL) Through this project three technical capacity building modules will be developed, delivered, evaluated and finalised. A face -to -face EFSL module will be delivered in Bangladesh. Two e -learning WASH modules will be delivered in 2 -3 other ECB countries (e.g. Bangladesh, Bolivia).  A total of 80 national staff will be reached in these 3 -4 countries, who will be a combination of Oxfam, ECB agency and local partner staff, around Level D. Feedback from these pilots will be used to develop final modules to be available to the sector for use in other countries.
Sensemaker research on displacement The proposed multi -country research study aims to capture and understand gender -differentiated experiences of people on the move. The study will employ the SenseMaker® approach, a method that involves the collection of a large number of short narratives shared by people on a common topic of interest. In order to capture and represent the voices of a diversity of people on the move, research locations will include contexts of internal and cross border displacement as well as broader migration (including multi -country displacement or migration).
ACCRA CDKN - advocacy funding Activity 1:Visits for key government staff dealing with CC and DRR. Currently awareness impacts of climate change is low.   Activity 2: Regional Platform Meetings   - early July 2010 involving policy makers from ACCRA countries and other African countries:  Activity 3: Dissemination of findings from national and regional discussions at the 5th Community Based Adaptation conference -  end of March 2011  Activity 4: publications and communications materials to support the regional conference and CBA event:
CPIT: AGILITY Subscriptions - 2020 To enhance the impact and quality of Oxfam's programme through supporting learning and the sharing of knowledge. To increase the impact and range of Oxfam's in -house and external research, including encouraging innovative research and flexibility and agility in response to new and emerging issues relevant to our campaigns and policy priorities and their future direction (including private sector policy work). This includes some horizon -scanning that will inform potential development of new campaigns and advocacy strategies. To increase the impact of Oxfam's advocacy by supporting initiatives by Oxfam and allies – both to strengthen or innovate around existing advocacy strategies, to enable flexibility as new issues and challenges arise, and to encourage policy and media debates and discussion in a range of fora. To encourage continuing innovation by supporting initiatives to investigate potential new areas of policy work both within and beyond our existing campaigns and priority cross -campaign themes. To encourage development of new monitoring, evaluation and learning approaches to our campaigns & advocacy work.
World Humanitarian Summit - project costs We are already substantially involved in the series of pre -meetings and are working with others to push governments and humanitarian organisations to develop strong commitments (including Oxfam's own commitments to change). At the Summit, there will be influencing opportunities via various high -level roundtable and bilateral meetings.   As the Summit is happening in Turkey, the country hosting more refugees than any other, and a time when people, tragically, may be drowning in the Mediterranean, it is likely to garner more media attention than it might have otherwise. At the recent Syria aid pledging conference in London Oxfam helped achieve significant media and social media coverage for Syrian NGOs while maintaining Oxfam at the centre of the event. The World Humanitarian Summit (WHS) presents a similar opportunity to amplify the voices of civil society and Oxfam's own brand.
WASH Capacity Building Project This Project aims to support  regional  initiatives to build national PH capacity through assisting  selected regions and countries with planning and implementing capacity building initiatives, to contribute to increasing the pool of internationally deployable staff from regions/countries by building the capacity of selected individuals through programme secondments and to provide a range of customised tools and materials to support  PH  inductions,  training and skills development of  a range of stakeholders in regions, countries and in Oxford .
Between Social and Planetary Boundaries/IIED Fair Ideas Conference We have been planning to run: a) a session on the doughnut there, with the costs all covered by EXPO 2015  b) Tim Gore and IIED are planning a very topical session on what we can learn from UNFCCC negotiations for shaping equity in the SDGs. c) Tim is also planning an important closed door meeting at the venue, hopefully headed by Mary Robinson, to bring civil society together to reach agreement on equity positions around the climate negotiations.
Participation in the  2012 UNFCCC Negotiations_Philippines Support CSO member from the Philippines to be a member of official country delegation and help Oxfam lobby on the following: (1) continued progress on climate finance and governance; (2) help build consensus on fair shares of the global carbon budget based on a new framework of equity; and (3) progress in the agriculture and climate change negotiations under SBSTA, and UNFCCC in general. Partner will work closely with the Philippine delegation, as well as the OI global CC policy team.
Global Protection Project (replaces HUMA78) In 2007 IDSMT agreed a new strategy for protection work for 2008 -2011which sees Oxfam GB adopting mainstreaming protection into all humanitarian work in conflict and developing specific areas of expertise in field programming. This project covers the continuation of work envisaged in 2007, a new Protection Review for 2011, the development of a new organsisational strategy on Protection and the continuation of the Protection Peer Group.
Building institutional capacity for timely food security emergency response The project proposes to achieve the following:    -170 staff trained for technical and support functions to aid more effective and timely responses to emergencies (OGB & SCUK) Learning event on market analysis (OGB)    -110 staff trained in market system analysis (OGB)    - 4 Market analysis baselines conducted and practical guidance consolidated (OGB)    -Rapid assessment tools refined for effective situation analysis and a response analysis framework created (SCUK)    -4 CEP risk assessments (SCUK)  -SOPs for CTP and market support developed (OGB)  - A review of CTP is carried out to identify factors favouring their quality and scalability (OGB)
Regional Media, Communications & Campaigns Project This project covers activities delivered by regional staff that contribute to P00418 in the areas of media, communications and campaigning.  Activities will enable us to understand and communicate the reality of the lives of people living in poverty, and what strategies work in supporting them to overcome their poverty and vulnerability.  Activities will enable us to raise awareness internally and externally, mobilise people and influence decision -makers and donors.
Global Programme Unit - Empowering BRICSAM Civil Society Organizations Networks GPU is responsible for development of a common consultation approach; organisation of steering committee; establishment of virtual communication forum; organisation of secondments; coordination of cross -country research, dissemination of findings; translations into national languages; development of a master plan for capacity strengthening on policy issues and advocacy skills; facilitation of peer learning sessions; organisation of delegations to and interactions with global policy processes; cross -national visibility; overall monitoring and evaluation
Enterprise Development Programme - Global Coordination, Learning and Influencing Oxfam's Enterprise Development Programme (EDP) aims to improve the lives of poor women and men farmers in developing countries, through investing in and building the capacity of their enterprises, and working with them and others to raise opportunities for women and leverage increased support to agricultural and rural Small and Medium Enterprises (SME).
Support to CIS countries livelihoods Programmes and Economic Justice Campaigns The project will provide pro -active support to country teams in Azerbaijan, OPTI, Georgia, Yemen, Russia and Tajikistan and reactive support to all 10 countries on livelihoods programme development and will contribute to development of regional EJ campaign strategy on food and agriculture. As a result people living in poverty will have access to secure paid employment, improved working conditions, and will achieve food and income security. The key item funded is staff travel to countries to provide support on research and assessment, analytical capacity, development of livelihoods programmes, and cross -programme learning.
Europe Refugee Crisis Project to assess and programme in Europe to the refugee crisis.   This project is being created such that we will be able to process Grant to Partner Payments to affiliates.
Humanitarian Capacity Analysis The review took place between November 2022 and January 2023. It was carried out by an independent humanitarian reviewer who has extensive experience in Oxfam but was not at the time part of any affiliate or global team. The review was supported by the Knowledge Management Advisor in the Global Humanitarian Team.
One Oxfam Research Meeting - Madrid - February 2015 The scope of this application is limited to supporting the OGB research team's participation in the One Oxfam Research Meeting. The objectives of this meeting have already been stated above. It has been agreed that the 2.5 day meeting will be hosted by Oxfam Intermon in Madrid and costs shared by participating affiliates. Around 40 participants are expected to attend, with the largest delegations being sent by Intermon, Oxfam America, and OGB. Intermon colleagues have identified a meeting venue and appropriate hotel accommodation in Madrid.   Requested support to the OGB research team's participation comprises the following: 1. UK -based research team members (7 attending): return flights, local transport, accommodation, subsistence and venue costs.* 2. Regional research coordinators (5 attending): accommodation and venue costs (flights and subsistence to be paid from their own budgets).   *The venue costs are charged per participant, and include lunch and refreshments, but not other meals.
Inequality and Environmental Sustainability: Mapping the Levers and Identifying To develop a set of clear messages and policy implications which are consistent with both reducing inequality and achieving environmental sustainability. This will be done by delivering a workshop to collate and test research findings against expert input.
GPU additional costs - Empowering BRICSAM Civil Society Organizations Networks Global Programme Unit (GPU) additional costs  - Empowering BRICSAM (Brazil, Russia, Indonesia, India, South Africa and Mexico) Civil Society Organization Networks. Key functions of the GPU will include: development of a common membership consultation approach; establishment of the virtual communication forum; organisation of secondments; coordination of cross -country research and dissemination of findings; organisation of translations into national languages; capacity strengthening around key policy issues and advocacy skills; facilitation of peer learning sessions, interactions with global policy processes; cross -national visibility.
Programme Insights on Local Governance This project will make it possible to gather and synthesise the learning from several country programmes about what can be achieved by working on local governance, and will ensure that the learning is captured and communicated as effectively as possible, to a high standard, in support of strengthening the Right to be Heard programme. The budget will cover the costs of a skilled writer -editor to support authors. The editor will add significant value to the individual case studies, and support the global advisor in the production of the overview introductory paper.
Concorde - OI Membership Fee 2015 CONCORD provides re -inforcement of NGO's by cumulative effect, capacity to influence at high level and coordination of the capacities and knowledge of members, all of which are beneficial to Oxfam. It is essential that Oxfam support and work with wider European NGO actors and networks to influence this new institutional agenda in favour of development as much as possible.  It is therefore in Oxfam's wider interests to see CONCORD succeed and to support it in doing so. Oxfam has already benefited from membership with CONCORD, recently on the EU's multi -annual financing framework.
User-centred sanitation through community engagement We will be the research and evaluation partner who will commission a review of existing practices and frameworks before designing a monitoring and evaluation framework. This will be tested and evaluated in ten selected projects.