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Engendering Rice Paddy – Growing Women's Leadership in Eastern Sri Lanka This project is 03 years period starting from starting from April 14 to March 17, targeting to reach 07 divisions of 03 Eastern disttricts of Sri Lanka. Use the approach of Gendered Enterprise and Markets (GEM) to address three inter -related aspects: women's economic leadership; power in markets; risk reduction and adaptation.  Total budget is 765,000.GBP, funded through Project Direct.  First quarter of this project ( April to June 14) is like a transition period, to be handled by OGB staff and expected to hand over to Oxfam Australia team by June 2014  due to the SMS context in Sri Lanka.
Capacity building Plan for Tranche II of HIP The Tranche II provides an opportunity for affiliates to intensify the skill development process as well as joint learning and sharing. Since the DRR and Humanitarian Strategy under JCAS has identified WASH and Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihood (EFSVL) as its key thematic priority areas along with Gender in Emergencies as core to its approach, the capacity building plan is blend of the above. More importantly with the realization of the plan, affiliates would also step into thinking process of developing the Humanitarian Investment Plan for next three years aligned with JCAS.
Ecosan Innovation project To carry out a pilot research project aimed to develop ecological and economical sustainable sanitation system in the areas where the water table is very high in which other types of latrines cause the soil and ground water pollution and the areas where people has limited access to water for basic needs.
Building Community Resilience through Inclusive Community Based DRR-East The project scope is to create synergies among DRR stakeholders and harmonize approaches and tools for greater impact at the community level. Project mainly focuses on building community resilience through minimizing the risks, enhancing the response capacity and strengthening local network to sustain the disaster risk reduction efforts at the local level.
Improving Socio Economic conditions of Paddy farmers in East Sri Lanka (ISEP) This project delivers a comprehensive and integrated package of interventions such as Community Infrastructure Development; Livelihood Capacity Building; Protection and Gender and Conflict Mitigation while mainstreaming gender and disaster risk reduction to assist conflict affected people targeting returnees and host communities in the east of Sri Lanka,to improve their quality of life,and address the regional priority SCOs 1.1,3.1and 5.2 .and will be implemented almost by partners at the district and national level ,Oxfam's role largely is to coordinate and facilitate linkages.this project partly cover the programme delivery cost of east.
Increasing Business Development Support to promote SME Women in Sri Lanka This research will be conducted in collaboration with Federation of Chambers of Commerce in Sri Lanka (FCCISL) and National Enterprice Development Authority  -NEDA  in six districts of Sri Lanka  -Monaragala, Batticoloa, Vavuniya, Matale, Kurunegala and Anuradhapura. The findings of the research will help Oxfam to develop its future WEL strategy and advocacy work to streamline business development services to SME women in the country .
Socio-economic development in North of Sri Lanka This project provides funding for the programme administrative and management cost to support for Oxfam and for FCCISL for the IDP TOP project. It also contributes to the programme delivery, covering all costs for programme delivery from August 2013 to March 2014 and all infrastructure rehabilitation costs for the full financial year. The estimated total project budget allocation is  66,306 GBP. Additional expenses are programme expenses including partner grants, and meetings, forums, evaluation, and workshop expenses
Vavuniya District Dairy Enterprise Development Project The project has three major components to manage and run the business. It includes financial linkages through formal financial system, developing business model for the dairy industry to be replicable to other districts along with components such as women in market, leadership, dairy value added products and advocacy issues related to dairy industry. The enterprise will be managed by the Union of Livestock breeders cooperative with a separate management structure and the project period will be 2014 June. Fund secured from Enterprise Development Project  (EDP  - UK)
Optimising Economic Potential for Women in Paddy Sector Through GAMM in East SL By engaging and convening multiple stakeholders and using a multi -disciplinary approach, the existing value chain map will be reviewed focusing on three key questions: 1) How do we empower smallholder farmers, especially women in the paddy sector? 2) How do we promote economic opportunities that will facilitate transformative change for women? 3) How do we integrate climate change adaptation and risk management (e.g. price volatility/market fluctuations, etc.)?
Poor Women's Economic Leadership Program The Poor Women's Economic Leadership Program (PWEL), a three -year pilot program will develop the economic and leadership capacities of coir women in the Matara district enabling them full access and control over decision -making and resources in the coir sector. Gender equality for coir women will be elevated with an outcome of highly increased participation in the value chain, expanded financial and market linkages, product diversity, strengthened producer organizational structures, and increased status at all social levels.
WASH and NFRI support for flood displaced returnees in Northern Sri Lanka To reduce the vulnerability of poor war affected communities affected by recent floods and residing in flood prone areas of Northern  and easten districts in Sri Lanka.
WASH and NFRI support for flood affected returnees in Northern Sri Lanka The main aim of short term response (2 weeks) is to address the life saving needs in terms of making provision of Safe Drinking Water and basic NFRI and hygiene items for flood affected families and individuals. The target area will be primarily Mannar and followed by Kilinochchi and Mullathivu in Northern Province of Sri Lanka
Building Community Resilience through Inclusive Community Based DRR-North The project scope is to create synergies among DRR stakeholders and harmonize approaches and tools for greater impact at the community level. Project mainly focuses on building community resilience through minimizing the risks, enhancing the response capacity and strengthening local network to sustain the disaster risk reduction efforts at the local level.
Humanitarian Support for Resettlement of IDPS in the Northern districts of SL The Oxfam interventions are to contribute to relieving the suffering, and reducing the vulnerability of returnees in Northern Districts of Sri Lanka Lanka. The focus of the programme is on WASH, through  cleaning and rehabilitation of wells, rehabilitation of latrines, hygiene promotion and to support  livelihood/food security activities.
Improving Socio Economic conditions of Market gardeners in East Sri Lanka(ISEM) The aim of this project is to provide support improve their quality of the life by supporting livelihood capacity building, community infrastructure, disaster risk reduction and conflict mitigation and gender and protection. In addition to all gender mainstreaming in all components. Targeting community is returnees and the host families in East. This project is part of PIP P00599, targeting SCOs 1.1, 3.1 and 5.2 and will be implemented almost by partners at the district as well as in national level. Mainly Oxfam is coordination and facilitation. It also partly covers the programme delivery cost of east region
Women's Economic Leadership (WEL) In the Coir Industry for Transitional Funding This project aims to do   Aim The project aims to strengthen the existing Matara federation, develop an exit strategy that supports the sustainability of women managed business institutions and replicate the WEL model in Hambantota district.   Specific Objectives of the project are   1. Strengthen the institutional capacity of the Matara District Coir Women's Federation (MDCWF) and develop an exit strategy for the project. 2. Support Gemi Shakti Development Federation (GSDF) to replicate the WEL model in Hambantota district.
Urgent Assistance to Victims of Flood in Sri Lanka Activity 1: Provide people with access to emergency food - 4,400 people. Activity 2: Provide people with access to safe, clean water - 1,600 people. Activity 3: Protecting people from waterborne diseases through hygiene training - 480 people.
Technical Assistance to OAU on DRR and CCA 1. Provide technical assistance in Managing DRR and CCA program to Oxfam Australia for first six months (January -June 2012) 2. Demonstrate DRR model to Oxfam Australia to replicate in their program
Social Enterprise Incubator and Accelerator (SEIA) Our Incubator facilitates learning and organisation development by acting as a focal point to enable social enterprises (SEs) to meet and partner with other businesses, peers, investors, and support agencies.  We aim to create a supportive environment by providing tangible and intangible facilities coupled with a wide range of development support.  The programme will include training and one -to -one, on - and off -site advice. Incubators will be provided with non -financial assistance.  Each participant will have a dedicated business adviser.  The incubators will operate from their own locations.
Shelter, WASH & Food Security Assistance to Conflict Affected Returnees in North The Objective of the project to contribute to relieving the suffering, and reducing the vulnerability of returnees in two GN divisions as Udaiyarkaddu South and Kompavil in Puthukudiyiruppu DS in Mullaitivu District.  The project is targeting 562 families.The project  will be implemented through partner NGACDO with ECHO funding 238,865 pounds. Project will be monitored by OGB and partner staff. Progress reports will share with DRC, Govt Agent, AGA and PTF. A six month's project review will conduct with support of MEL Coordinator.
WECAN Campaing to End All Violence Against Women - Sri Lanka WE CAN campaign has been implemented in Sri Lanka from 2004 and reached 19 district out of the 25. Around 40000 change makers are actively engaged. The aim is to shift attitudes, believes and practices which legitimise domestic violence through mobilisation of individuals and institutions. This year's focus is on re -engaging enrolled change makers to take collective and visible stand against VAW in their own communities. The funds on this initiative will be spent on deepening and embedding the change into institutions and strengthen national alliance to bring independent identity of the WE CAN campaign.
Tea Plantation Development Project The prime objective of this project is to provide strategic document for programme development support for the plantation program in Sri Lanka. Past project learning and its information in working with small holders and regional plantation companies use to develop the learning document, which will support to advocate to develop scale up strategy and complete the balance cafédirect project activities to achieve the objective.
Improving Socio Economic Conditions of Women in the Tea Plantation Sector This  three -year pilot project will develop the economic and leadership capacities of tea plantation women in the Nuwara Eliya district enabling women to gain control over land, productive assets, financial services and other resources, Ensuring women have access to business services and other key inputs, on fair terms. Influencing laws, policies and other aspects of the external ‘enabling' environment in ways which support women's leadership in the economy. Tackling violence against women
Socio-economic Development for Conflict Affected Communities of Sri Lanka The Project seeks to support the national programme within three thematic areas, Conflict Protection and Assistance, Poor Women's Economic leadership and Livelihood for 35,000 beneficiaries. Implemented through three national level partners Federation of Chambers of Commerce, Lanka Jathika Sarvodaya Shramadana Sangamaya and Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPA) to implement the following actions for the IDP, returnees and host communities in the North and East.  Improve livelihood -targeting women. Improve infrastructure to support livelihood in: paddy, market gardens and dairy Improve protection  Reduce gender based violence
Vavuniya District Dairy Enterprise Development Project 1,500 dairy producers of whom 80% are women manage and own profitable dairy enterprises demonstrates how the local dairy sector could contribute to poverty reduction and women's leadership in agriculture in conflict areas. Main focus is on supporting women dairy producers to gain equitable access enabling them to effectively participate in and contribute to economic decision and control over increased income.  It also advocates and lobbies the government for an enabling policy framework and other supportive import policies for the sustainable development of the dairy sector.
End All Violence Against Women and Chilldren WE CAN campaign has been implemented in Sri Lanka from 2004 and reached 19 district out of the 25. Around 50000 change makers are actively engaged. The aim is to shift attitudes, believes and practices which legitimise domestic violence through mobilisation of individuals and institutions. This year's focus is also to continue the campaign messageing and enrolling change makers at schools level to take collective and visible stand against VAW and children in their own communities. The funds on this initiative will be spent on mobilizing changemakrs and deepening and embedding the change into institutions including schools in six disricts
Strengthening Civil Societies for Protection of Rights of Conflict Afffected This project will assist the building and Strengthening of Civil Society and conflict affected communities in order to effectively mobilize for claiming the rights of conflict affected communities.  It will form and strengthen the civil society coalition and Steering Committees established and operate to raise protection issues and ensure mandated state actors provide due services to affected people. Strengthening of civil society to do collective advocacy at local  - national levels on protections issues will contribute to the integration of protection component into the larger programme approach of humanitarian and development.
Going Digital: empowering farmers through digital and telecommunication innovati The FEIS system captures information (raw data) of farmers involved in paddy, fruits, vegetable, other field crops and & livestock sectors, in the districts of Ampara, Batticaloa, Trincomalee, Mannar, Vavuniya.  This unique venture aims to empower farmers with information using a mobile platform to provide information with the involvement of mobile service providers
Water supply support to IDPs in Manic Farm, Vavuniya Resettling of IDPs started in the later part of 2009.  Returnees have been given basic support by UN and other agencies. Funding limitation after March is expected to lead to a drastic reduction in the amount of water that can be provided to IDPs remaining in Manic Farm camp. A gap analysis  indicates that the amount of water currently 7 lts per day for the IDPs will further reduce leaving the amount of water available well below the accepted standards of 10 lts per day. This project will support and ensure sufficient quality drinking water for 3 months.
Economic empowerment of women through sustainable and resilient livelihoods - Our Incubator facilitates learning and organisation development by acting as a focal point to enable social enterprises (SEs) to meet and partner with other businesses, peers, investors, and support agencies.    - We aim to create a supportive environment by providing tangible and intangible facilities coupled with a wide range of development support.   The programme will include training and one -to -one, on - and off -site advice. Incubatees will be provided with non -financial assistance.   - Each participant will have a dedicated business adviser.   - The incubatees will operate from their own locations.
Enhance disaster resillience of war affected vulnerable communities Strengthened Divisional and district DMC  and actively work with target community DRR committees and developing village,division and district disaster management plans. Addition to this increased capacity of target community to mitigate disaster risks and prepare for effective response and have access to services.
Social Enterprise Incubator and Accelerator (SEIA) Our Incubator facilitates learning and organisation development by acting as a focal point to enable social enterprises (SEs) to meet and partner with other businesses, peers, investors, and support agencies.   We aim to create a supportive environment by providing tangible and intangible facilities coupled with a wide range of development support.  The programme will include training and one -to -one, on - and off -site advice. Incubatees will be provided with non -financial assistance.  Each participant will have a dedicated business adviser.  The incubatees will operate from their own locations.
Enabling innovative business models for clean transitional minigrids in Ethiopia This project aims to de-risk a large cohort of clean energy minigrids and demonstrate scalable and sustainable business models that will be able to trigger the required step change to deploy 1,000+ minigrids across Ethiopia.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Tajikistan Research and Development Projects.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Tajikistan R&D Projects.
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in Tajikistan
UNAIDS Support to Civil Soceity on HIV in China The civil society in China has been growing rapidly over the past years and has potential for a long-term social impact much beyond AIDS. Currently there are 400-500 NGOs involved with the national AIDS response and their effective engagement will be a very important element in a successful campaign against HIV/AIDS in China. 

The objective of the project is to support Chinese non-governmental and civil society organisations to enhance their capacity in and contribute to the national AIDS response.
Design of Human Rights Program 2017-21 This investment is set up for the re-design of the Australia-China Human Rights Technical Cooperation (HRTC) Program 2017-21.  The re-design process commenced in late 2016. The Investment Design Document (IDD) for the HRTC 2017-21 was approved on May 2017. It was agreed that the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) was the best suited partner to meet the needs of the investment. 
The HRTC (2017-21) is a four-year, $8 million initiative aiming to support human rights reform in China. The ultimate and overarching purpose of the program is to contribute to human rights reform in China. The goal is for Australia and China to collaborate on shared priorities to advance human rights reform in China and apply human rights principles and practices. 
The end-of-program outcomes are: 1) Duty bearers, rights holders and advocates have an increased understanding and change in attitudes of human rights principles and practices; 2) Laws, regulations, policies and practices reflecting human righ
Cooperative Conservation &#38;#38;#38; Research Program Funding under this proposal supports strengthening and monitoring of the Cooperative Conservation and Research Program on the giant pandas. The total value of this initiative is $30,000 expensed during the 2012-13 financial year.
Assistance to China as a Donor The China Australia Development Cooperation Strategy works collaboratively with China in supporting China's engagement in the Pacific region as a significant aid donor.  Through this initiative AusAID will host a second Workshop on International Development Cooperation with China's Department of Aid to Foreign Countries, and will align Australia with UNDP and World Bank efforts to engage with China on aid effectiveness and the dissemination of lessons from China's rise from poverty to developing countries in the Asia Pacific. The total value of this initiative is $0.2 million over 2 years, starting 2008-09.
China Gender Facility 2010-11 The China Gender Facility 2010-11 is a multi-donor funded project that aims to reduce gender inequalities in China by promoting advocacy and social dialogue on gender equality in the development and implementation of policies and laws in China. The Facility is used for research, development of advocacy strategies and advocacy interventions. Funding under this initiative represents Australia's contribution to the China Gender Facility's valued at $0.2 million to be expensed during the 2009-10 financial year.
Interim China ADS Management Services Contract Funding under this initiative supports provision of administrative, promotion and monitoring support services for China Scholarships Programs. It will primarily focus on the Australian Development Scholarships (ADS), it also includes support in the administration of Australian Leadership Award Scholarships (ALAS) and short courses. The total value of this initiative is $23.2 thousand expensed in the 2010-11 financial year.
China Australia Governance Program The China Australian Governance Program (CAGP) aims to support China's governance reform and development agenda in areas of mutual interest to China and Australia. There are three components of the program:  to support strategic engagement between Australia and China in order to progress priority governance issues; to support implementation of specific policy initiatives;  to provide administrative support for management of the Australian Development Scholarships (ADS) Program. The total value of this initiative is $5.0 million over 2 years, starting 2009-10
Engaging Chinese Scholars on Int'l Human Rights This project supported a long-standing Chatham House initiative to promote engagement with Chinese international law academics working on international human rights law and related issues. Specifically, the grant contributed to a four-day programme of meetings in Geneva from 5-8 March 2016 including a two-day roundtable meeting for a global experts network.

Objectives of the Geneva programme were to:

1. Create a platform for Chinese international law academics working on international human rights law issues to present their thinking and exchange ideas with counterparts from outside China;

2. Support networking between Chinese and non-Chinese academics working on international human rights and related areas of public international law; and

3. Build stronger understanding within the wider international law community of intellectual debates taking place in China about the international human rights system and China's role within it.

DFAT’s contribution was $13,968.62.
China Multi-Sector Programs 2009-10 Activities under this initiative cut across all three focus sectors for the China program: Australian Scholarships (and associated alumni activities); Public Sector Linkages Program; and Small Activities Scheme. The total value of this initiative is $2.3 million expensed during the 2009-10 financial year.
South-South Cooperation Partnership Program The South-South Cooperation Partnership Program initiative aims to increase global progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and to further enhance the benefits that developing countries derive from China's engagement in global development. The overall programme consists of two key elements: funding for a global issues funding facility, under which sub-programmes will be funded, and a professional-level staff position. The total value of this initiative is $1.4 million over 3 years, starting 2011-12.