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GRAISEA II (PMU) Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness in South East Asia (GRAISEA) is an Oxfam initiative that aims to demonstrate that business in the agricultural sector in South East (SE) Asia, can be a driver of human rights, women's economic empowerment and climate resilience. Working in the Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam and Pakistan, GRAISEA 2 aims to be a catalyst, bringing about systemic change in how business operates through influencing at four levels:  Value chains: Within the rice and shrimp sectors, GRAISEA 2 supports the development of more inclusive and responsible value chains working with producer groups and small, medium and large companies. Multi stakeholder initiatives: GRAISEA 2 collaborates with and influences sectoral multi -stakeholder initiatives (MSIs), as a means to reach more companies and to  influence standards to be more supportive of women's economic empowerment and climate resilience.  National policy: To create a more enabling environment for inclusive and responsible business, advocacy is supported on sector -based policy as well as on national frameworks for the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   Regional policy: To support a regional enabling environment, the programme engages with a number of Association of South East Asian nations (ASEAN) institutions and policy frameworks
Gender Transformative & Responsible Agribusiness Investments in South East Asia The project aims to improve livelihoods for women and men small -scale producers in South East Asia region through more responsible and inclusive value chains and private sector investments and where women demonstrate economic leadership. The project allows the Programme Management Unit (PMU) to ensure overall delivery of the programme and contract management towards the implementing partners. Specifically the PMU will contract manage four regional partners; CSR Asia, Shujog IIX, Change Fusion, and Institute for Social Enterprise in Asia (ISEA), as well as manage the partnership with Oxfam Novib through its implementation in Vietnam and Cambodia and advisory unit in the Hague.
Women in Local Humanitarian Leadership 1. Enter into agreement with Women Organisation (WO(s) 2. Consultations/listening sessions with WOs and women leaders, planning, and implementation  3. Nation level convening with women leaders in Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Humanitarian actions 4. Produce case study on women in local humanitarian leadership 5. Enable platform for convening with women leaders (women in all their diversities), community and government leaders and DRR practitioners in the country and at the regional level
Enhancing MEL approaches and systems Enhancing MEL approaches and systems  - The project aims to strengthen the systems and capacities for MEL and Quality Management within Regional Centre and South Asia Country Offices (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka).
TROSA Phase 2: Rivers, Rights and Resilience The overall objective of the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA) phase II is to improve cooperation in governing shared water resources, strengthening resilience to climate change of Riparian communities in the transboundary Mahakali basin upscaling, building on and being specific, thorough, participatory of multi -stakeholders of the initiatives taken in TROSA phase I.
Behaviour Change in Nepal and Philippines Preventing the spread of Covid -19  in Nepal and Philippines by increasing handwashing by vulnerable communities
Building Resilient Urban Communities in Asia - BRUC Asia (replace PSIA75) Oxfam is implementing Building Resilience of Urban Communities in Asia Project with funding from the Asian Development Bank under the Urban Climate Change Resilience Trust Fund (UCCRTF). The Urban Resilience Project (URP) is designed to ensure that poor urban dwellers in target cities especially vulnerable groups are able to realize their rights and improve their well -being despite the impact of different shocks and stressors, including climate change. The project works with communities in 10 secondary cities across five countries in doing community -based resilience planning, pilot resilience projects, and influence the local stakeholders to adopt community -led resilience practices. The project is being implemented in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Philippines, Myanmar and Indonesia. The project consortium has Mercy Corps as our partner and they will lead the implementation in Indonesia and Myanmar.    The project activity code IMPA39 is the continuation of PSIA75 under Asian Development Bank (ADB) -BRUC project which was designed to complete the additional deliverables on the contract extension until November 2022.
Asia GROW Campaign The project will support and work with peoples' movements in helping create a better future where everyone has enough to eat. This entails working closely with Oxfam country programs as well as with regional civil society networks in pushing for national and regional policies and programs that support food security.  It will engage regional bodies and institutions like the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) as well as the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) so that their policies and operations encourage governments and private sector to promote food security by investing on the sustainability, resilience and productivity of small -scale agricultural producers.
Women Leadership's in Humanitarian Sector Improving Women's Right Organisation (WRO) capacity on women leadership in humanitarian by conducting a series of in country meetings and involved in regional convening. Oxfam is working with Indonesian Legal Aid Association for Women (LBH APIK) at national level.
Developing Alternative Risk Transfer Mechanism of Disaster and Climate Vulnerabl The project is part of the innovation fund and aims to come up with innovative and commercially viable optios (products) protecting asset of the  communities in areas made vulnerable by disaster and climate change. It also brings in a multistakeholder initiative including the private sector, CBOs, Micro Finance Institutes, donors, the government and the civil society as a bedrock of innovative programming. The project would bring in specific learning on disaster insurance from the piloting areas and learning would guide on scaling up of Oxfam nationally, regional and global work.
GRAISEA II (PMU) Apr - Jul 2023 Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness Investment in South East Asia (GRAISEA) aims to demonstrate that business in the agricultural sector in South East (SE) Asia, can be a driver of human rights, women's economic empowerment and climate resilience. Working in the Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam and Pakistan, GRAISEA 2 aims to be a catalyst, bringing about systemic change in how business operates through influencing at four levels:   Value chains: Within the rice and shrimp sectors, GRAISEA 2 supports the development of more inclusive and responsible value chains working with producer groups and small, medium and large companies.  Multi stakeholder initiatives: GRAISEA 2 collaborates with and influences sectoral multi -stakeholder initiatives (MSIs), as a means to reach more companies and to  influence standards to be more supportive of women's economic empowerment and climate resilience.   National policy: To create a more enabling environment for inclusive and responsible business, advocacy is supported on sector -based policy as well as on national frameworks for the United Nation Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).    Regional policy: To support a regional enabling environment, the programme engages with a number of Association of South East Asian Nation (ASEAN) institutions and frameworks including the regional strategy for business and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and regional Micro Small and Medium -sized Enterprise (MSME) policy.  The project allows the Programme Management Unit (PMU) to ensure overall delivery of the programme and contract management towards the implementing partners. Specifically the PMU will manage relationships with  -  five Oxfam country programmes (Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Pakistan and Cambodia)  - five regional implementing  partners; Business and Human Rights Resource Centre, Asian Seafood Improvement Collaboration, Weaving Women's Ri
GRAISEA P2 Development Project Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness in South East Asia (GRAISEA) is a seven country, 3  -year programme funded by the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) that ended in June 2018. SIDA has signed the grant agreement for phase 2 which begins in August 2018 for an additional 3 year period, focussed now on 5 countries (Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines and Pakistan) and regional influencing of the Private Sector and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). This project represents the development phase of the new programme.
GRAISEA-2 Indonesia Implementation of Gender Transformative and Responsible Agribusiness in South East Asia (GRAISEA -2) project in Indonesia will involve role of Oxfam to convene the whole process, PT Alter Trade Indonesia (PT. ATINA) as Private Sector who's supply chain provides the entire value chain system of targeted commodity (shrimp), and number of strategic partners who will partner with to implement the activity. Total shrimp small -scale producers in Pinrang, South Sulawesi Province that will be involved is 600 households.  Based on their organisational objective, the strategic partners will be divided into two categories, i.e. who will implement value chain related activities which are derived from Result -1 Outcome 1.1., 1.2., and Result -2 Outcome 1.1. Second one is partners who will be involved in the implementation of policy and influencing.  Project also seeks the involvement of relevant parties who can provide services to strengthening meso level particularly the aspects which relate to financial inclusion and sustainable mentorship.  Project will be focusing on valid information to enabling the process to continue. Two research studies will be done participatory, led by external party, the consultant. First is gender market mapping that will describe womens' position and status along the value chain. It will also provide the information regarding dis/enabling environment for women to participate or take the leadership. An external party, a consultant, will be involved to do the desk research and value chain analysis before bringing the result to be discussed further by the taskforce.   Second is vulnerability risk assessment that will help to develop the wide range stakeholder about the main hazard and issues affecting people in a social -ecological landscape.      Both document development involves taskforce role (representatives of farmer groups champions, PT. ATINA's Internal Control System (ICS), and government) that will be used to develop another tool for them, calle
Economic Empowerment in Asia This Project would contribute to the goal of  Women living in poverty in  Asia will secure their rights to food and to sustainable livelihoods through control and ownership of productive assets, fair business opportunities, climate resilient agriculture and sustainable use of resources.
Support to Community-Based Disaster Risk Management in Southeast Asia This project aims to facilitate peer -to -peer learning among local governments, civil society organisations, and organised women's groups in and within Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) Member States, on various issues related to strengthening community resilience. It is expected that the project will enhance the understanding and sharing of solutions among selected ASEAN Member States on strengthening community resilience as part of the overall socio -economic development process
GROW: Gender Transformative & Responsible Agribusiness Investment in SEA This will be done in collaboration with strategic partners such as ASEAN CSR Network, through a series of forums and roundtables within the region, demonstration of best practice through case studies, and capacity building of stakeholders. The project will hold a high level forum ahead of the ASEAN summit, it will also produce policy briefs and case studies of good aquaculture and agricultural practices, and link SSPs to ASEAN policy makers for dialogue on regulation.
Asia Development Dialogue phase 2 The Asia Development Dialogue will position itself as primarily an online portal for knowledge exchange and dissemination on selected urban issues. Specifically, it will continue to serve as a venue to improve participants' understanding of urban challenges and support the generation of ideas on solutions. In addition, Oxfam will link its growing urban work and network of partners to the Asia Development Dialogue and utilize it as inputs for Oxfam's own policy and programming on urban resiliency, which is Oxfam's contribution to reversing urban inequalities.
Embedding Civil Society Engagement Towards Resilient ASEAN Communities (APG Ph3) To support full implementation of ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management & Emergency Response (AADMER) by 2015 using the ASEAN Committee on Disaster Management -Civil Society Organisation Partner Framework for consolidating civil society participation & collaboration at national & regional levels. At regional level, AADMER Partnership Groups will continue supporting the institutions & mechanisms, to progress implementation & build it as a model of multi -stakeholder participation in Disaster Risk Reduction/Disaster Management. The project targets 7of10 ASEAN member states, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand & Vietnam.
Asia Humanitarain Capacity Building Project The project aims to build humanitarian preparedness and response capacity across Asia of Oxfam International (OI) staff and its partners in order to improve quality of humanitarian response in Asia. This project will help in building capacity of O and its partner staff.          Regional Humanitarian Teams allocate funds to regional, sub -regional and Country based projects, activities and initiatives. The annual allocation is submitted to and approved by the RLT.
Research and Policy Work in Asia This research project seeks to identify and institutionalise research and development methodologies and appropriate approaches that lead to pro -poor and/or pro -women policy outcomes.   The project is necessary to support the core programme in order to increase the impact, efficiency and effectiveness of the research work. Emphasis has been put on a need for Oxfam GB in the region to become more policy and campaigns focused and to be more prominent and effective in influencing policy and in mobilizing public opinion.
Asia Development Dialogue This project aims to  promote multi -disciplinary analysis and debate regarding a limited number of priority, cross -cutting issues that have longer -term implications for social and economic development in Asia - especially issues that may be highly relevant but have not yet been systemically addressed through this sort of learning forum.
Building Resilience in Asia with ARH Oxfam defines resilience as ‘the ability of women, men, and children to realize their rights and improve their well -being despite shocks, stresses, and uncertainty' . Oxfam's definition of resilience is not only about coping or ‘bouncing back' from disasters, it is about going beyond preparedness and risk reduction (although these are important) and ensuring that poor and marginalised people can realize their rights and improve their well -being despite a range of shocks, stresses, and uncertainty.
RESTRICTED FUNDS Strategy Workshop for the SE Asia Energy Transition Partnership Oxfam has been selected by The European Climate Foundation (ECF) to convene a regional workshop in Manila on 23,24,25 January with national and regional Non -Governmental Organisations (NGOs) active on renewable energy transition in Vietnam, Philippines and Indonesia. The aim of the workshop is to agree between NGOs a shared theory of change to put renewable energy in the path of coal in these three countries.   This is part of positioning Oxfam to apply to the SE Asia Energy Transition Partnership pool fund, alongside allies.
No-Cost Extension: Tajikistan Water Sanitation Scheme 2 No -cost extension request is to conduct a quality monitoring over completed construction work of Water Sanitation (WS) schemes and latrines in schools and health posts, and to carry out an end line assessment to verify the project indicators.
I-WIL: Indonesian Women in Leadership for Gender Equality and Empowerment The goal of the project is that by 2023, more women and girls in Eastern Indonesia will be economically independent, participate in decision -making that affects their lives, hold positions of leadership, and live a life free from gender based violence.  Outcome 1: More women and girls are empowered to have greater access to and control over economic resources and opportunities. Unpaid care work at the household and community level will be addressed to ensure a fairer distribution between women and men. Women will be supported to be represented in leadership roles at the community and village level. Women's rights organisations and women's networks will influence the development and implementation of policies, practices and frameworks that promote women's economic empowerment at the national government and regional level, through institutions such as Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN).  Outcome 2: More women and girls are economically empowered through an inclusive business model ecosystem. The capacity of existing inclusive business structures such as bumdes (village enterprise units) and KUBE (government business entrepreneurship program) will be strengthened to promote linkages and networks and increase women's collective action and power in markets. Inclusive businesses will be provided with business training, technical support, mentoring and capability to access to credit by women entrepreneurs through partners such as the Angel Investment Network Indonesia (ANGIN).  Outcome 3: Women, men and community networks are taking action to transform harmful gender and social norms that lead to the marginalisation of women, and violence against women and girls. Women and girls who have been affected by gender based violence will be supported to safely access justice and appropriate support and referral services such as social workers and paralegals. Women's rights organisations and women's networks will be supported to have a strong voice in influencing gove
International Forum for Energy of the European Climate Foundation 1) Overall regional coordination.  a. Conduct regular calls of the Steering Committee. b. Create and maintain online platforms for sharing information including a FB page, google account, regular updates etc. c. Organize and facilitate selected face to face workshops that promote shared learning that contributes to the development of robust campaigning strategies. d. Promote greater convergence and synergy with other key regional groups and structured funded networks such as the Asian Energy Network, Asia Climate Consortium, IFI engagement networks etc.  2) Creating a Regional narrative.  a. Support and work with the Asia Comms Lab and steering committee in developing a regional narrative focused on promotion of renewable energy and shift away from coal – making energy decisions about social justice. b. Coordinate the development of national narratives working with the Asia Comms Lab and country coordination groups to inform the wider regional narrative.  3) Scaling up impact at regional level.  a. Support CSO partners to effectively engage private sector actors through strategic coordination, effective sharing of timely information and identifying opportunities for joint engagement and influencing/ campaigning targeting PS actors. b. Facilitate stronger learning and sharing between organizations on energy finance flows and campaigning. c. Coordinate and amplify ongoing campaigning and influencing work of regional CSO networks on country, region and global energy finance flows. d. Coordinate and strategize with partners, existing networks on key regional and global influencing opportunities, to be identified and agreed in the Steering Committee.
TROSA Phase 2: Rivers, Rights and Resilience The overall objective of the Transboundary Rivers of  South Asia (TROSA) phase II is to improve cooperation in governing shared water resources, strengthening resilience to climate change of riparian communities in the transboundary Mahakali basin upscaling, building on and being specific, thorough, participatory of multi -stakeholders of the initiatives taken in TROSA phase I.
I am One, I am Many in Indonesia This is the programme aims specifically to combat the widespread discrimination based on identities of citizens in different basis i.e religions, ethnicities, political parties, classes, castes..etc  which,  by all means, perpetuates gender inequality in the communities. This programmes aims to engage young people and innovate different mechanisms for positive  social transformation.
Understanding Enterprises that Empower Women in Asia Oxfam is interested in understanding the types of enterprises whose structural, governance or stakeholder engagement elements are effective in empowering women workers, farmers and community -members in Asia. These structural  -elements of enterprises include the governance, management, ownership and decision -making models/structures that give greatest rewards and power to women workers, farmers and community members.  There are a diversity of structures/models for enterprises that have some positive impact on empowering women and there is likely no single blueprint for gender -equitable enterprise structures. However, we want to identify the most empowering and equitable models currently in operation in Asia. These may include farmer, worker or community owned enterprises, or models where farmers, workers or communities or their representatives have meaningful decision -making power. There are existing frameworks that look to explain how enterprises could be pro -poor, including Social Enterprises with the Poor as Primary Stakeholders (SEPPS) that the Institute of Social Entrepreneurship in Asia (ISEA) has come up with, but these do not completely explain the characteristics of gender -equitable enterprises.  The project's interest is to go beyond where there's a business case to empower women, and look at structural elements that drive pro -poor and pro -women decisions by enterprises on a number of fronts (even sometimes where the business/commercial case for inclusive or equitable treatment is weak or missing). These case studies should describe the structures that exist in a variety of enterprises across Asia. Oxfam will use the output of the research in our engagement with impact investors in Asia who are interested in investing into gender -equitable enterprises, and in our regional advocacy/influencing for our Gender -transformative Responsible Investment in Agriculture programme across Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN). This research should look at a ra
Cash Transfer Programming in Emergencies Asia 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.
Governance: Learning and Knowledge Management in Asia Region The project is developed to capture past learnings as well as new inventions on good governance works in East Asia and also in Asia, as we are now in the transition of being one Asia region. The accumulation of learnings culled from research, seminars, tranings, workshops and other media will be shared internally within Oxfam and externally. The project will also support the quality of programming of governance programs at the five countries in the region.