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Discretionary Funding - Rights in Crisis Philippines 1.  Local humanitarian leadership through thoughtful and context based capability development initiatives in the areas of emergency preparedness and response, adherence to core humanitarian standards and the ability to inform and influence relevant humanitarian within the humanitarian system in the Philippines Work with government, the United Nation (UN) Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), private sector and other humanitarian stakeholders to support the review, revision and finalization of consensus -driven scenarios (which includes the anticipated 7.2 magnitude earthquake) and consequent country contingency plans. Within these plans identify implications for Oxfam and its strategic humanitarian Partners and ensure relevant and appropriate preparedness and response capabilities are in place. 2.  Support the ideation, innovation, refinement and implementation of impactful humanitarian approaches and solutions especially with the START network and the DEPP initiatives to localize humanitarian preparedness and response to communities and households, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable.  3.  Influence national and local policies, especially in the aftermath of a natural disaster or conflict, to ensure rights realization of affected communities in long -term recovery and resilience within rehabilitation, reconstruction and development plans. 4.  Support strategic humanitarian and adaptation and risk reduction (ARR) partners and networks' influencing of regional and national adaptation and risk reduction platforms to strengthen Philippine disaster management law, structures and mechanisms at the national and local levels.
Campaigns addressing Gender Norms in COVID-19 The Campaign Addressing Gender Norms in COVID -19 is a joint initiative of Oxfam in the Philippines and Investing in Women (IW) which seeks to study and influence the prevailing gender norms among urban millennials (18 -40 years old) who are working in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in the Philippines. The campaign aims to influence the policy discourse on post -COVID -19 recovery measures in collaboration with policymakers, regulators and private sector leaders in the BPO industry.  These campaign initiatives were meant to create an enabling environment where key decision -makers would consider the project's recommended interventions and post -pandemic economic recovery measures through the promotion of positive deviance in gender norms on shared care work and breadwinning among urban millennials. To attain the target objectives, the following interventions will be undertaken: A. Action Research  A qualitative inquiry to (1) surface gender norms or narratives on unpaid care work and breadwinning among urban millennials in the midst of the pandemic; (2) highlight how they have challenged these; and (3) determine what various stakeholders can do to support and promote shared responsibilities in Unpaid Care Work (UCW) and breadwinning. Focus group discussions, and key informant interviews will be conducted to supplement findings from the Social Norms Attitudes and Practices Survey (SNAPS) and SNAPS 2.0 and to inform a robust social media campaign.  B. Social Media Campaign  Oxfam shall employ social media campaign strategies based on solid experience and lessons from two successful social media campaigns on unpaid care work. These are "I laba Yu" campaign and "How I care Campaign." The objectives of this campaign would be to: • Engage a community of influencers towards deepening knowledge on positive deviance on UCW and breadwinning among urban millennials;  • Create and strengthen partnerships among and between social media influencers, private sector and
Typhoon Washi Emergency Response This is a 3.5 month emergency response to families affected by Typhoon Washi (local name: Sendong) in Iligan City and Cagayan de Oro City to provide assistance on WASH, EFSL, shelter, camp management, gender and protection.
Scaling Up Sustainable Livelihoods in Mindanao In Caraga Region, KRDFI seeks to scale up an effective sustainable livelihoods approach (SLA) referred to as Rubber -Based Farming System (RBFS).  PBPF seeks to expand an effective, indigenuous SLA within an IP ancestral domain context. ICS -Asia project is a first attempt of OMP to enter into a partnership with a private sector entity to optimize the market potential of the local abaca industry in Agusan del Sur. In Central Mindanao, RDISK will expand its SLA to cover more upland communities around two river systems. In all of these partners' projects, DRR/CCA integration and policy advocacy efforts are embedded.
Improving Disaster Risk Reduction Knowledge Management Systems in the Philippine This AUSAID project focuses on the gaps of the disaster risk management system particularly in integrating Climate adaptation in DRR. The project's key result area's are: 1) documentation of the good practices on DRR -CCA; 2) Knowledge sharing  - conduct of RTDs and Conferences to level -off on the understanding and awareness in DRR -CCA; and 3) Knowledge application  - integration of PCVA, HEA in 5 high -risk municipalities of Surigao del Norte and Surigao del Sur.
Bohol WASH Resiliency Project Oxfam aims that gender and protection activities are mainstreamed in the WASH and Livelihood programmes to minimize inadvertent harm and to ensure responses do not create or exacerbate conflict between different groups, and that specific vulnerabilities of, and risks to, women and girls are addressed. Oxfam will do advocacy, capacity building, collaboration with different actors, monitoring and evaluation, learning and accountability activities to ensure that all the resources are used efficiently and effectively, projects are sustained, and people, especially women, are empowered.  Remaining activities from the previous project under PHLC08 will be covered under this PIP project.
Typhoon Ruby (Hagupit) Emergency Response The Project will work on providing access to safe water and sanitation facilities through rehabilitation of water systems and repair/construction of household/communal latrines.  Hygiene campaigns will be conducted to supplement facility support and further promote better health and well -being of the typhoon -affected communities.   It will also provide unconditional and conditional cash grants to affected farmers for them to be able to meet their basic needs and start asset recovery.
Strengthening Schools for Community Reconstruction and Conflict Reduction [SCO2.2, 3.2 & 5.2] Over the course of 36 months the project will build the capacity of 30 elementary schools and key community institutions to reduce the impact of conflict and the potential for conflict in 4 municipalities of Mindanao. These interdependent objectives will be achieved by promoting the right of education for Internally Displaced People (IDPs) and members of host communities. Strategies include public awareness and community support to children's rights, peace -building, and advocacy on education standards. Project will cover costs for school building construction, trainings, research, publications and salaries.
Debt Effectiveness of AIIB Loan for COVID-19 in the Philippines (DEAL) The long -term objective of this project is to influence the direction of the ‘whole -of -government approach' by ensuring the effectiveness of AIIB loan facility to combat the spread of COVID -19 and mitigate its effects to local livelihoods.  To achieve this long -term objective, the following specific objectives are set out:   2.  Specific Objectives:  • Enhance spaces for meaningful CSO participation in mechanisms within government's implementing agencies to do proper targeting, tracking of results  • Actively promote the consideration of the differentiated needs of women and girls in the development of plans for and measuring the results of the proceeds from loan; and, • Citizens assessment of the implementation informs the refinement of plans of the government and the policies of AIIB.
Keeping grassroots women in the center of the Reproductive Health Bill advocacy This project aims to harness the power of disadvantaged women, especially those in organized groups, to be at the fore on the defence for and promotion of the Reproductive Health (RH) bill by putting their stories front and centre in public discussions of the measure.  The project seeks to contribute to the over -all goal of passing the RH Law before or by June 2012.
Response to the Unmet Humanitarian Needs of Conflict-Affected Populations The Action will provide life -saving assistance to internally displaced people (IDP) living in evacuation centres as well as in host homes in Marawi, Lanao del Sur, Maguindanao, Northern Mindanao and Caraga Region and Zamboanga City in Mindanao in the Philippines. The project covers food, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), health, and protection sectors in a comprehensive and integrated way to provide urgent and immediate assistance to the displaced people. Oxfam will lead implementation of WASH and protection components in Maguindanao and will provide technical support in Marawi, Lanao Del Sur, Zamboanga and Caraga.
Joint Typhoon Megi Emergency Livelihoods Response in Northern Philippines This emergency response project aims to assist some 3,000 poor women in the three provinces most devastated by Typhoon Megi, a globally Category 5 typhoon, in Northern Luzon in supporting themselves and their families as they go through the next potentially famine months after their food and livelihood sources were almost completely wiped out by the disaster. It also includes capacity -building of local governments and communities on disaster risk reduction and management and advocacy on the establishment of risk transfer mechanisms.The response will be implemented through three local partrners.
SHE Pillar 2 - Improving the Effectiveness of WROs on SRHR and GBV Prevention The intermediate outcome of Sexual Health and Empowerment (SHE) Pillar 2 is to strengthen Women's Rights Organisations (WROs), networks, alliances, and their support groups to advocate and campaign for the transformation and advancement of laws, policies, and programs concerning SRHR and the prevention of Gender Based Violence (GBV).  Through the provision of timely funding to WROs and networks, these groups will be supported to carry out actions and activities in support of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), GBV prevention and women's rights, including pilot initiatives, research, stakeholder engagement, and network -building
Sustainable Livelihoods in Mindanao Project This project will develop several pilot models on sustainable livelihoods involving poor men and women in Caraga and CMR.  These models focus on small -scale agriculture/fisheries, promote sustained participation of local producers in value chains and highlight pre -requisites for poor people to effectively interact with the private sector.  Ultimately, the target is to increase the incomes of the poor, especially women.  Specific activities will include capacity -building, networking with holders of capital, technology and markets, advocacy, integration of gender and DRM in livelihoods programming and documentation.
Economic Justice Campaigns and Alliances Through this project, Oxfam will be campaigning on food justice through its GROW campaign, by building alliances and movements, and working with partners on issues around agriculture and food, climate change and land rights. All advocacy and campaign initiatives will keep women's rights and issues at the center of the campaign.
Empowering Poor Women and Men in Building Resilient and Adaptive Communities This project will operate in 10 municipalities and further into 42 villages located in 3 provinces, among the poorest in Mindanao.  The project utilizes the ecosystem approach wherein the project sites are contguous and fall within important watersheds, with the intention of implementing adaptation measures from the upland to the lowland areas.
Development of National Policy Guidelines on WASH in Emergencies It is expected that through this assignment, the following outputs will be achieved:  1.  An Inception Report, resulting from the review of pertinent documents recommended by the Department of Health (DOH), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and other Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Cluster partners, and informed by Key Informant Interviews and Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) with WASH Cluster partners and other relevant groups.  2.  Write -shop Reports from the facilitation of write -shops with key national -level Health and WASH subject matter experts from both Government and Non -Government sectors, which will consequently result in the First Draft of the National Technical Guidelines on WASH, to be reviewed by the DOH and UNICEF; 3.  Consultation -Workshop Reports from the facilitation of regional consultations in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao with key stakeholders at the local levels, the results of which will be incorporated into the Second Draft of the National Technical Guidelines on WASH, for the review of DOH and UNICEF and presentation to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC); 4.  The Final Draft of the National Technical Guidelines on WASH, which will result from the presentation and consultation with the NDRRMC; and 5.  A Draft National Policy on WASH in Emergencies, resulting from the fully -consulted technical guidelines, for the approval of DOH and endorsement of NDRRMC.
Creating Spaces to Take Action Violence Against Women and Girls Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and Child, Early Forced Marriage (CEFM)  - community stakeholders can identify, take responsibility for and nurture positive gender equitable attitudes and norms; Response  - for women and girls survivors to access safe spaces in relation to support services and empowering economic opportunities Sustain  - Partners connect, reflect, share learn and adapt their approaches to reducing VAWG & CEFM, based on new knowledge & innovation
Sustainable Fisheries Livelihoods for Women This project will develop several pilot models on sustainable livelihoods involving poor women and men in Caraga. These models focus on small -scale fisheries, promote sustained participation of local producers in value chains and highlight pre -requisites for poor people to effectively interact with the private sector.  Ultimately, the target is to increase the incomes of the poor, especially women.  Specific activities will include capacity -building, networking with holders of capital, technology and markets, advocacy, integration of gender and DRM in livelihoods programming and documentation.
Project EMBRACE - Mindanao This project will operate in 10 municipalities and further into 63 villages located in 3 provinces, among the poorest in Mindanao.  The project utilizes the ecosystem approach wherein the project sites are contiguous and fall within important watersheds, with the intention of implementing adaptation measures from the upland to the lowland areas.
Innovation Project: Baby Box for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) The Baby Box Innovation Project aims to act as an incentive and tool for individual women and community leaders to prioritize maternal and infant health and safety during disasters through preparedness and health emergency response planning in covered communities.  The Project will (1) ensure easy access to basic newborn health and dignity items, (2) increase access to information on newborn care and reproductive health and (3) strengthen community connection with health services and social networks in the community.  These will be accomplished through the (1) conduct of community -based research, consulting with directly affected community women, partners and LGU officials to gain their input and recommendations on what an effective, useful Baby Box would contain and look like; (2) design and development of a Baby Box prototype and information, education, communications (IEC) materials; and (3) conduct of community education and consultations to validate efficiency and usefulness of the Baby Box.
Development of Municipal Septage Management Services The aim of the project is to develop an affordable and sustainable septage management model for municipalities that will be replicated more widely. This is to respond to the increasing public health and environmental risks that result from indiscriminate disposal of septage. Oxfam will identify municipalities in Haiyan affected areas interested in the project and provide expert advice to enable them to decide if they would be able to build, manage and operate septage management services using a bottom -up stakeholder driven planning and implementation model designed for maximum sustainability. Simple finance models are used based on appropriate technology and the collection of septage tariffs as part of the water tariff. The septage tariff requires the promulgation of a new ordinance and extensive community consultation and promotion. At the same time a revolving fund is being set up to allow access to interest free loans to fund treatment facilities and capital equipment. The revolving fund will be managed by a Philippines NGO, Philippine Business for Social Progress. It is anticipated that by the end of the project 5 municipalities will have taken the essential steps to establishing a Septage Management Plan and taken out loans to construct and manage septage treatment facilities. Additional funding for the revolving fund will also have been secured by PBSP. After the project PBSP will continue to operate the revolving fund and provide technical advice.  It is hoped that this model can be used widely in the future and make an important contribution to environmental and public health protection in the country.
Strengthening Resilience through Early Warning System, Enhanced AA & Multi-risk To reduce the vulnerability and improve the disaster preparedness and resilience of highly at -risk communities by strengthening capacities for disaster preparedness, anticipatory actions and rapid, inclusive humanitarian response in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) and promote anticipatory action and strengthened Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) policy at the sub -national, national and regional levels through platforms for coordination, advocacy and learning utilizing evidence gathered through this Action and related undertakings.
Program Support for Economic Justice Advocacy and Campaigning This project shall provide management and capacity building support to the EJ program. It will include strengthening of women's rights issues within the campaign of EJ partners.
Discretionary Funding - RiC Philippines 1.  Local humanitarian leadership through thoughtful and context based capability development initiatives in the areas of emergency preparedness and response, adherence to core humanitarian standards and the ability to inform and influence relevant humanitarian within the humanitarian system in the Philippines Work with government, the United Nation (UN) Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), private sector and other humanitarian stakeholders to support the review, revision and finalization of consensus -driven scenarios (which includes the anticipated 7.2 magnitude earthquake) and consequent country contingency plans. Within these plans identify implications for Oxfam and its strategic humanitarian Partners and ensure relevant and appropriate preparedness and response capabilities are in place. 2.  Support the ideation, innovation, refinement and implementation of impactful humanitarian approaches and solutions especially with the START network and the DEPP initiatives to localize humanitarian preparedness and response to communities and households, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable.  3.  Influence national and local policies, especially in the aftermath of a natural disaster or conflict, to ensure rights realization of affected communities in long -term recovery and resilience within rehabilitation, reconstruction and development plans. 4.  Support strategic humanitarian and adaptation and risk reduction (ARR) partners and networks' influencing of regional and national adaptation and risk reduction platforms to strengthen Philippine disaster management law, structures and mechanisms at the national and local levels.
Women's Economic Empowerment and Care (WE-Care) 1. Conduct of Rapid Care Analysis exercises 2. Implementation of baseline surveys 3. Implementing and monitoring the intervention and strategies chosen by the partners and communities 4. Conduct annual Monitoring Evaluation and Learning Survey 5. Compiling and communicating learning  Advocacy and negotiations form an important part of the project.  This will be done in all the areas that will be conducting the RCA.    As a result of the project, women, through constructive engagement, have improved status in the community and women's situation is improved as a result of the enhanced programs, projects, or services.
Building resilient WASH markets in conflict affected areas in the Philippines 1) build WASH markets following time and tested social marketing strategies together with that of community -managed social enterprise development; 2) develop skills capacity on WASH technology and social marketing targeting poor women, with the necessary support of men; 3) provide opportunities for revenue -sharing to improve socio -economic conditions of the IDPs.
Earthquake in Mindanao Response The response aims for earthquake affected families, especially most vulnerable women and children, to have immediate access to emergency shelter materials, safe water, sanitation facilities and Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Non Food Items (NFIs), psycho -social support intervention and multi -purpose cash to support purchase of food, water, medicines and transportation to enable displaced families to travel to relatives living outside earthquake zone.
Capacity Development Initiatives - Partners As part of our partnership roadmap, we intend to perform the following: 1. Expand our partnership base and network of partners by proactively scoping and assessing potential partners, 2. Develop close collaboration with other networks, alliances and organizations and being purposive in building relationships with other organizations/networks who are not yet on our partnership roster but are essential to creating significant program impact; 3. Conduct a series of partner's capacity building programs based on result of partner's capability assessment; and 4. Strengthen partnership capacity through sharing learnings, feedback and documentation of partnership practices and innovation.
Economic Justice Philippines Policy Campaigns Through this project, Oxfam and its partners will work towards the reduction in inequality through effective policy implementation and the promotion of practices that favour engagement and economic empowerment of the poor and most vulnerable in rural and urban Philippines.
Typhoon Haiyan Rights in Crisis Campaign In one year, the Project aims to influence the delivery of a robust humanitarian response by the government and international actors; significantly securing sustainable livelihoods, particularly for women, and recovery plans that addresses underlying inequalities and vulnerabilities for affected communities and