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MEDIA AS PUBLIC ACTION CONTROLER This project aims to encourage collaboration between citizens, civil society organizations, media and local authorities in the process of strengthening democracy, good governance and a culture of accountability. It is for ten radio stations, two televisions and media print media and online, in the regions of Sikasso, Mopti, Timbuktu and the District of Bamako.
 To achieve this, the following objectives were formulated.
  Overall objective
 The overall objective aims to strengthen the role of the mediain the citizen control of public policy objectives in a specific way, it will be to define to what extent such concepts of governance, public action, public policy, citizen participation, etc. and follow-up of public action in particular challenge the media and apply in their daily lives;
 Identify the contribution of the media and civil society in the promotion of governance and citizen participation;
Facilitate the collaborative identification of points of convergence that can allow the media and CSOSto develop synergies and achieve collective and legitimate constructions in the face of the public authorities.
Expected results the main expected results of the action are:-CSOS, citizens, elected representatives; regional advisers and media appropriatenotions of active citizenship, citizen of public action control and accountability in each target area.
Media, CSOS and authorities contribute to install a dynamic of dialogue, consultation and inquiry in each target community. -the media contribute togreater accountability and transparency in the management of regional and local affairs.
Land Conflict Resolution in Koh Kong Land Conflict Resolution in Koh Kong project will secure the land rights and fare compensation of affected community Sugarcane Industry in Cambodia. The Koh Kong cases (i.e. the dispute in Sre Ambel) is well-known, and part of Oxfam influencing work overthe past years. The project can be considered high-impact, as it will provide land rights to people, and will close the #loop# on an intense local-to-global influencing strategy that also prompted Coca Cola and others to improve their policies (through the Behind the Brands Campaign), and urgent, as it is direct consequence of an opening secured from the government, and that needs immediate action.
Theproject would have a positive impact to at least 200 families in Koh Kong and involve at least 300hectares of land where have just granted certificate to individual family yet for compensation on lost of livelihoods.

From 2017 to the end of 2018, Oxfam played critical role in funding the Srae Ambel case to enable CLEC and the 200 families to continue their legal and lawful claim until the success as of today. There have been a lot of lobby and advocacy efforts in both soft and hard approaches that could be traced back toform a comprehensive case study of the case; in particular, to take out some good practices applicable for other case intervention and share it with partners.
- The proposed project:
The project objective is to bring in for all actors concerned to learn and improve good practice of effective engagement in solving outstanding land andnatural resource issues like the Srae Ambel Case in Koh Kongthrough the development of a comprehensive study of the Srae Ambel Case.

- The Expected Results:
# Pushing factors encouraged for the solution of the case are defined;
# Actors concerned and their roles and responsibilities are identified and formulated
# Good practice and room for improvements are recommended;
Promoting the Needs of Women in Conflict Jericho Women's Charitable Society located in Jericho governorate will build capacities of 25 women and girls on violence against women and access to services by women survivors of violence, and on leadership and participation in peace building and reconstruction, this will be done in coordination with women rights organisations and public organization at the governorate level, afterwards thetrainees will target two schools to form committees at school level to raise awareness between students aged between 14-16 years onleadership, political participation, and violence against women and girls, this will be in coordination with the Ministry of education. A conference will be held on the governorate level with the participation of at least 50 women and men on the international dayof elimination of violence against women and girls, this conference will target university students and local CBOs to raise awareness on the issue as well this activity will be covered by media. Awareness raising on leadership role of women during the time of conflict and peace building will be done in one university in Jericho, in addition user friendly brochures will be printed to be distributed to university students to make sure they have printed data on the violence against women in their hands.
Indonesia Inequality Knowledge Hub Objective:
Oxfam in Indonesia strives to become an Influencing Hub at the front row of national, regional, and international fora, research and advocacy work originating from the South. This Influencing Hub works to defeat Inequality, particularly addressing a) inequality of access with focus on social policy and social protection, b) Inequality in Wealth, considering resource distribution, taxes, land rights, sustainable finance, inclusive economy and value chains, and c) Inequality through climatic shocks/emergencies, looking at resilience building, climate crisis actions, climate adaptation, disaster risk reduction and preparedness, influencing humanitarian policy and enabling local humanitarian leadership. The Oxfam Indonesia influencing hub shall promote cross-border regionaland global collaboration, while being strongly connected with the context, stakeholders, networks and platforms in Asia and across the Globe on issues around inequality.

Outputs:
1. Advocacy materials on inequality, such as policy briefs, policy studies, analysis and recommendations in the areas of social protection focusing on unpaid care work and tax justice, sustainable finance focusing on investments to address climate change and financing renewable energy, and inclusive business focusing on enabling environments forSMEs in agritulture. Further a study on local humanitarian leadership will be realised and advocacy at national and regional level will be done.
2. Consolidated portal on inequality for knowledge management, sharing and coordination across non-state actors will be developed. The Regional Platform and Oxfam in Indonesia will collaborate to develop, make use and promote the portal for internal and external use.
3. Strategy development for the Influencing hub (funding and business development model; operationalization of Partners based approach)
4. Staff capacity is developed in areas of (i) research; (ii) knowledge management, (iii) evidence-based advocacy and (iv) partnership.
5. Engagement with ASEAN where the Region and the country program collaborate to coordinate with other country programs and fellow CSOs to lobby the government particularly on fiscal justice and energy.
ON HO Zaai Goed in Zimbabwe This project describes the activities and results that have been achieved with the support of the Dutch Postcode Lottery (NPL) for the project Zaimiguw Zimbabwe between April 2015 and September 2018.
The seed project in Zimbabwe is part of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SD = HS) program. Small-scale farmers and local communities make an important and necessary contribution to food security and the SD = HS program strengthens their position and capacity. In the program, farmers, local communities, scientists and national and global policy makers work together to preserve crop diversity in order to protect food supplies for the world. Since2013, Oxfam Novib and its partners have been organizing farmers' field schools, seed banks and food andseed fairs. This allows manyfamilies to take care of their own food and increase their incomes. In collaboration with local scientific institutions, farmers limit the loss of biodiversity and devise strategies to even extend the variety of crops.
The Seed Zimbabwe program is being carried out with support from the Dutch Postcode Lottery in the four districts of Mudzi, Mount Darwin, Rushinga and Matobo (see also the map below). A consortium of three local organizations, main partner Community TechnologyDevelopment Trust (CTDT), Dabane Trust and FACHIG Trust, are responsible for this. CTDT carries out the project in Mudzi and Rushing, Dabane Trust in Matobo and FACHIG Trust in Mount Darwin District. Other important stakeholders in the program are the International Research Institute for Semi-Arid and Tropical Crops (ICRISAT), the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), the University of Zimbabwe and various departments of the Ministry of Agriculture, such as Crop Breeding. Institute (CBI), the Seed Service and the National Genebank of Zimbabwe
An important objective of the program is that farmers can independently decide which seeds they want to grow, store and keep. The focus ison female farmers, because they play a central role inthe food supply of their family and community.
With the contribution of the Dutch Postcode Lottery, the program Zaigoed Zimbabwe:
- Set up 200 farmers' field schools (Farmer Field Schools) for women, build four seed banks, and organize 72 food and seedfairs where vegetables and cereals can be exchanged and tasted.
- Increase the knowledge of small-scale farmers about the cultivation and management of seeds.
- Strengthen national networks for the exchange of knowledge and agricultural techniques.
- Together with (female) farmers, develop a new crop that fits the local climate and is well resistant to climate change.
With this, 18,000 people, of which at least 60% are female, are directly reached as participants in the field schools, seed banks and foodand seed fairs. In addition, it is expected that 45,000 people will be reached indirectly through improved access to seeds and by gaining new knowledge through the participants of the farmers' field schools.
Strengthening the community voice Building Community Voice (BCV) contributes mainly to bring voice and concern from community to be heard by the relevant stakeholders, especially policy makers through strengthening community capacity development to ensure community are self-determination, networkwith a vibrant civil society, and sustainable development contribution to poverty reduction and ensuring adequate food.  To ensure the community voice to be heard, BCV has developed specific intervention activities such as capacity development to community at grass-root level, especially Indigenous Peoples though awareness raising on laws and policies and gaps in the implementation, provide training on advocacy skill and networking, media communication and campaign, especially public speaking tothe media, mainly communityradio and citizen journalists.
CO-WASH and capacity building support-La In Lamwo, Oxfam will facilitate access to safe drinking water with a focus on safe water supply
and management and will, working with the District Water Office as well as engaging community
members (especially youth), drill new high yield boreholes andcritically needed hand pump wells in the targeted areas. Such solutions will provide access to more sustainable water sources rather than watertrucking. The response will mobilize and train volunteer water User Committees (WuCs) and Hand Pump Mechanics from among the refugee and host population and this will enhance sustainable safe water management practices with the supervision and support of the District Local Government at district (DWO) and at Sub-County Councils. In addition, Oxfam will work with and empower household heads and especially men, women and youths to construct their own latrines in order to limit open defecation practices and reduce the risks related to water born disease outbreaks. Oxfam will, through existing community structures, mainstream hygiene practices including market waste management support throughout interventions. The involvement of beneficiaries in the construction of the latrines creates a higher sense of responsibility and ownership. The WASH response will be done in collaboration with the District Health Office inorder to establish efficient sustainability mechanisms and promote self-resilience as promoted by the Uganda Government. For marketwaste management, Oxfam proposes to mobilize and empower joint community structures involving traders, refugees and hosts, to establish a sustainable system for collecting and management of waste using garbage banks and waste pits where burning or composting willbe applied. The action also clearly aligns with Uganda's ResponsePlan for South Sudanese Refugees and the Government of Uganda STA/ReHoPE framework.

WASH activities will be carried out in Palabek Kal, Palabek Ogili, Palabek Gem settlements of
Lamwo district.
PELUM- Seeds & Land models for R2F in UG Participatory Ecological Land Use Management # PELUM Uganda which is a network of organizations formed in 1995 to promote proper land use and management through capacity building, research and advocacy is contracted as a partner in the R2F project to lead the project consortium in both the project#s seed and land component work. PELUM Uganda with her experience in Community Managed Seeds Security Model (CMSS- model) and her new Climate Resilience Agro Ecosystem (CRAEM), which is a model with a nexus between seeds and land, was chosen as a thematic lead in both seeds and land work. PELUM#s work will also be to build capacity of other consortium membersin both seeds and land, map and establish strategic collaborations with other actors including research organizations at different levels, ensure that partners implementing these models properly document the learning, challenges and practices. Particularly and ofinterest are climate resilience practices under CRAEM model in which PELUM Uganda will provide overall guidance in  building partners# and small scale food producers capacity to adopt  to climate change related challenges. PELUM Uganda will also conduct indigenous food fair at national and regional levels to promote farmers# seeds sovereignty and conserve <(>&<)> promote, garner support and advocate for traditional seeds. She will also give hands on <(>&<)> technical and financial support to her member organizations implementing Right to Food project through regular monitoring and interface with smallholder  food producers (especially women). PELUM will work in Gulu/Omoro, Soroti, Nebbi/Zombo for the seeds component work with her member organizations i.e. International Institute of Rural Reconstructions- IIRR, Community Integrated Development Initiative- CIDI and CEFORD. PELUM will also contract Landnet and Uganda National Farmers Federation- UNFFE as strategic partners on key thematic areas, for instance UNFFE will be contracted on areas like Farmers Advocacy Consultation Tool methodology among others while Landnet will be contracted on land related works, strategic collaborations will also be made with other partners working on seeds and land.
CO-Mozambique Mozambique Climate Change 2020 is the localization of the Oxfam Global Climate Change 2020 campaign in Mozambique. Locally the campaign combines the Impact Objectives number 1,2 and 3 namely: 1_advancing  the combination o Advancing accountable politics for increased food security, 2_Transforming social norms so young women can flourish, resulting in 3_ Improving crisis preparedness and humanitarian response.

The campaign will advocate for the district government to  implement the mitigation and adaptation plans against the Climate Change#s impact in the South and Center regions of Mozambique, so small scale women and girls have their livelihood secured aiming to improve the quality of their lives.

The CO will implement the CC2020 campaign, contributing with the staff time and expertise, partnerships and office facilities:

Locally, the Oxfam in Mozambique's Country Office will design the local campaign strategy, engage with relevant stakeholders (Government, CSO's, Students, WRO's, University Students, Private Sector, Celebrities and others) to build a more relevant movement around the Climate Change. Oxfam will also coordinate nationwide activities implemented by partners and report against the Theory of Change indicators.

For the Global Scope, Oxfam will mobilize  the pressure groups to rise for the Loss and Damage Finance agenda, trigger intense discussion on the duty to care and compensation policies.
OGB Yemen C&F 2019-2020 This project falls under the thematic area Conflict and Fragility and follows on the project A-04863 from 2016-2018. Through our work Conflict and Fragility Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve that more marginalized groups have a say in policies that affect theirlives; governments and international institutions support inclusion of women and promote protection of marginalized groups in security and peace building; and the private sector contributes to peace and development.

From 2016 to 2018 the project focused on raising awareness of the governmental entities on gender and UNSCR 1325 WPS Agenda and building capacities of CSOs on gender, UNSCR 1325 and the advocacy for women, peace and security. As a result 7 coalitions were formed to advocate for women peace and security. Despite challenging and escalating conflict we saw signs of political will amongst government officials. In the coming years the project aims to advocate for systemic change systematic change. The alliances will step-up their advocacy and lobby on the local and national levels to gain womens influential engagement in peace building processes and for women leadership. We continue to adapt to the local context and in view of aggravation of security situations we will mitigate by condensing activities in the safer locations if necessary and where possible.
Given the lessons in view of the Yemeni context, we will focus on political will for the women peace andsecurity agenda in and outside of Yemen instead of policy change, because change of policy is considered near impossible with multiple authorities in conflict. The long term outcome remains the same as we aim to achieve that needs and voices of Yemeni women affected by conflict in Yemen are represented at sub-, national and international levels in conflict to ensure inclusive and gender-sensitive peace building through a strengthened and effective civil society and community based initiatives.

Oxfam Yemen will continue working with with AWAM Foundation for Development and Culture and Yemeni Leadership Development Foundation and engage with Hudaydah Girls Foundation, SoS in support of the 7 alliances formed of about 30 local civil society organizations.
RHDI-Resp. to Viole. Against Women-COVID Reconnect Health Development Initiative (RHDI) is a not-for-profit, non-government organization headquartered in Nigeria for 6 years to promote awareness of mental health issues, and provide psychological treatment and support services for individuals, groups andcommunities. Working together with relevant stakeholders, we affirm our commitment to support and alleviate the sufferings of persons affected by gender-based violence, disasters, crises, violence, mental health disorders, psychological and substance abuse problems.
We believe no one should face a mental health problem alone and we would not give up until everyone in need of psychological support access the support the require.
This project seeks to provide an integrated support system to women and girls with the view to build their resilience to break the culture of silence while addressing social norms that promote gender based violence (GBV) in 3 states in Nigeria (FCT, Adamawa <(>&<)> Taraba State). This will be done in collaboration with relevant Government Agencies and a local Women’s Rights partner.

Project Objectives
i. Provide psychological services for women and girls at risk of GBV through psychological telephone helpline and face-to-face service for 300 women and girls by December 2021
ii. Provide online mental healthcare and psychological services via social media platform and establish safe-space support groups for 900 women and girls by March 2021 in target communities in Nigeria
iii. Develop persuasive health messaging for a behaviour change support system that promotes non-violence for 1, 000, 000 Nigerian women and girls under the Enough Campaign in Nigeria by March  2021
iv. Facilitate a linkage between 900 survivors of VAWG with GBV response therapy support services in Nigeria by March, 2021

With social, cultural stigma and psychological trauma as stressors that prevent women and girls from seeking help after GBV, the delivery of this 4.5 month project embraces 3 approaches
Center for Water Resources Conserva WARECOD#s stated mission is #to protect Vietnam#s water resources, in order to contribute to ensuring the well-being of river ecosystems, sustain biodiversity, and protect the livelihoods of communities that depend on these resources.# They take an integrated approach which blends research, project development, empowerment and advocacy; works at a river basin scale; promotes local participation; and links local participation and national advocacy. WARECOD#s ways of mission and ways of working are compatible with Oxfam#s rights-based and one-program approach, and is clearly aligned with the goal and objectives of the Mekong Water Governance Program.
Under this inclusion project, WARECOD is the lead grant applicant and implementer for Component 2 on "Strengthening civil society capacity to manage water resources and participate in water decision making". Key expected outcomes are:
- Community members are meaningfully participating and engaging with governance and decision making processes;
- Civil society has increased knowledge of water governance issues - institutions, technical knowledge, approaches and tools;
- Civil society is more organized and networked, and skilled in forming alliances and linkages with other groups
- Civil society is linked to decision-makers at local, national and regional levels.
Policy Advocacy on Civic Space and Enabl In working toward protecting and expanding civil society space and strength for partners, Oxfam's work with civil society organization such as Cambodian Cooperation Committee (CCC)to strengthen the sector and build collective strategies and enhance active citizenthat would bolster civil society's position in advocating the government for change. The project will be working with civil societyto challenge the RGC#s proposed laws that would limit citizens basic rights and disrupts civil society#s ability to operate in the country. Leverage Oxfam International and political relationships with donors and multi-lateral to defend CSO space for partners to work and advocate and ensure that the government works cooperatively with civil society.  Facilitate in creating a legal enabling environment for CSO. Work with governments, donors, and multilateral to ensure that CSO are recognized as legitimate actors in development processes and are anchored positively in Cambodia's legal framework and constitutions. Efficiency and effectiveness in area of partnership, networking, collaboration among NGOs to mobilize voice of civil society to influence the thinking and practices of development partners and government are the key factors leading to the achievement of desired outcomes of the project. CCC has significant role in this area since the 1990s for development effectiveness of CSO working across diverse sectors in Cambodia. CCC has re-aligned all its existing projects into one integrated and contiguous multi-year program in mid-2011 - the Governance Hub Program (GHP) so CCC is able to act more effectively and efficiently as an organization and to better itself in support of other NGOs contributingto the development of Cambodia.